Hey Tom, I lost my job last week and I have a lot of free time on my hands to watch your videos and practice. I love your videos because they're like a good plate of food. Every time I watch one there's a little gear talk, a little theory talk, an album recommendation, a work or road story and some homework but really it's all musicianship. You're saving my life right now buddy and probably not just me. Thanks a million!
Yessir, hang in indeed. I lost work back in March (last gig 3.14) and live music ain't gonna be a thing for a while so these videos have been everything
You win the internet today. The best part is that if you went out and bought the gear Tom uses it would sound closer to how it sounds in his videos than some mic'd up demo. I hate gear demos with mic'd up gear. I still watch like we all do but i know its going to sound nothing like it once I get it.
I dusted off my old 4 track tape recorder, and started using it again. Not just for nostalgia, tape is brutally honest when it comes to assessing one's playing, I'd forgotten just how much of a difference (at least to my ancient ears) in terms of highlighting my more, er, 'unique' moments.
I love my music city bridge on my LP JR DC. The resonance and intonation and playability makes this guitar my favorite ever!! If you don’t have this upgrade for a stop wrap tailpiece, you are missing everything …get this upgrade and never look back. Thanks Tom!!
Man that super fast chord grabbing exercise was fucking crazy! Your dexterity was just nuts. I will start practicing that one right away. Thanks again for the lessons Tom. Can’t tell you how much I appreciate them. #UncleLarry4Life
Dude, I have never been prouder to be slovenian, not even when we won olympic medals and shit.. Would love to hear more about your roots.. And more duets please, progressive or otherwise.. So good..
Hey Tom. I know you're limited by recording straight to your phone, but I've always been really impressed by the tone that you get. Obviously we're not getting the full benefit but I'd rather hear you playing to your phone than some other guy with a full home studio setup, but no tone or feel to start with. Class will always shine through but you can't polish a turd!
I record straight to my iPhone as well. It has limitations certainly. But... in ways I build discipline not being able to punch-in and edit, and the less time I mess with editing, the more time I have for playing and actually working on the music. I k ow some guys that have great, high production values... and they spend LOT of time on that editing, if not much more time than actually playing the music.
Actually.. Phone mics are pretty decent. I often do little video clips using a Yamaha thr10 to send to my brother who is learning guitar... And the tone is actually quite good. Also saves me the hassle of messing with software and editing.
Hey Tom, I know nothing I'm typing is anything that hasn't already been said, but this channel is a damn gold mine. Free education. I, like many who have commented, have played most of my life. And it is forever humbling to see and hear your playing. It's the epitome of time, tone, and touch. Lots of flash? Nope. Lots of filler? Nope. Lots of bullshit? Nope. Just meat and potatoes badassery. I never tire of this channel. We are lucky to have you. Thank you.
@@danyjr I caught that reference on That Pedal Show, which it how I came to be here. Nothing wrong with The Cube. Just ask Neil Schon. Listen to the solo on Don't Stop Believing. Amen.
Hey Tom, firstly many thanks for doing this, enjoying every lesson, so much knowledge. The one thing that truly resonates was your comment "be a musician, not a guitarist", never a truer word spoken. Watching from the UK so also loving the British affair you seem to have going on. Blessed are the cheese makers!
I am just watching this lesson in April 2023 but I will be going back to it often. That playing at the beginning was fantastic! It was like music from a dream. Very cool and understated. Thanks Tommy from Cleveland.
I'm not as good as him but I play similar stuff like this playing along with backing tracks. And people shitt talk me up one side and down the other. Like if they don't like me just don't watch me. If I was Tom they be jacking me off. The dude is great man
Tom, thanks for making HS a safe place on the interwebs. It's nice to hear your sincerity on helping folks learn some tricks and no BS discussions on the stuff that matters. Appreciate the time signature discussion and how you approach it. Stay golden!
Hey Tom, thank you for your videos. Your playing touches me in a way no other does these days. There is a certain ground and truth to be found in notes you play and they just travel up the spine and hit my heart and senses yep. And then you say you have Slovenian roots :-). That was a really nice birthday present for me this morning. I was wondering about that. The first part of your playing in the Touch episode should already have been a giveaway... and Bukovac or Bukovec (pronounced Bukovatz in the old country) is an often found surname and it comes from the beech tree/wood, slovenian “Bukev”... but what am I sayin, you probably know that . So thanks again and all the best from a fan in Ljubljana. Oh and a shoutout to Jorg from Bogner, we were schoolmates at MI in 1992, great guy, small world :-)!
This could be the 1st track on your solo album. Thanks for all the really solid guitar advice, beautiful honest playing and straight shootin' doesn't go unnoticed! Thank you!
Well Tom, your tone is 1000 better than many yt guitarists with fancy interfaces and such. And that's because you really can play! I myself started my music RUclips Channel during quarantine using my iPhone, but I'm no Tom Bukovac, so I quickly moved to a simple audio interface and i mic my amps. Sounds right to me. Whatever fits you man... Cheers!
I've been in the music biz my whole life and you inspire me in many ways I can't express. I've worked and produced some of the best guitarists in the world over the years and you have an intangible gift that most guitarists can only dream of. Thank you for sharing your talents with us all especially in these dark days.
Love the color and patina of that Junior. Reminds me of an old Minneapolis-Moline tractor my uncle had. I used to just stare at it standing out in the alfalfa thinking colors don't get any better than this.
Chapters 00:00 - Intro jam 03:43 - Greetings Lads 04:14 - '59 Les Paul Jr and Music City Bridge 05:07 - T-shirt and mug update 05:50 - Viewer Comment Bin 06:06 - Endorsements 08:02 - Perfect pitch 10:32 - Ridiculous comments 11:38 - Brotherly advice and cowboy chords 14:38 - C# jam and odd time signatures
Hey Tom! The guitarsounds you get on these recordings/videos are some of the best on youtube! So please don't let stupid comments bring you down man! Please keep up the brilliant work, love from Sweden!
I'm happy with the quality of your videos. They have a real vibe to them not staged and just awesome. Free guitar lessons are great. People should feel blessed your sharing your wisdom and knowledge. Thank you for that 😊
I have played for about 40 years, and I have learned more from your videos the last several weeks, than I have in decades. Thanks for the best channel on RUclips.
The perfect guitar player for me. So unbelievably in tune on so many levels.....DAMN.....I could listen to him for days.....thank you Tom....so inspiring.!
Thanks for showing the chord grabbing exercises. Been having trouble with chord changes since having to rehab a broken finger on my fret hand and lost considerable speed.
Boy oh boy tom! That intro is tasty! I LOVE your videos. Makes me feel like i'm chatting with an olf friend. I like it when you give advice/ recomandations / ideas about the different possibilities on a certain chord. I've been playing for over 25 years with no real coaching from a teacher or more advanced player. It's mind blowing when someone shows you someting that was there all along but you just never knew! By the way we have some kickass beers here in Montréal, i would love to have you try some! Thanks for what you do , i feel privileged to have someone like you share his knowledge it's amazing. Your a cool dude!
Hello Tom !! I’m practicing that chord technique long time now ! It’s amazing how expand the mind without think where to put your fingers on the fretboard ,also about the odd times,a great thing to do is playing three’s on four to count by mouth.greetings from Greece !
I know a lot of these YouTUbe gear channel guys sell a bunch of the swag they get, but they get so much of it I don't know what else they could do with it all. Give it away for shipping cost, I guess. Anyway I love that you're doing this in your garage with an iphone. Never change.
Ok my comment to the guy who ‘suggested’ you get a better broadcasting setup.... I heard guys on better broadcasting equipment that DON’T play or sound anywhere near as great as you do ... so people lighten up! Keep doing what your doing it works... it’s fresh and real! Thanks Tom
Melodic, soulful, rockin'....great music Tom. You continue to be a a great example, resource and inspiration....and your Prog Rock music with Sarah should grow and continue.
Hay Tom.. saying hello from Ireland..love the lessons.. id say close your eyes listeners ..your a different experience....you are so good it s amazing.. you are a gift..thank you for your time..man your playing is so good
Holy S*%T! The solo (1:30-3:30 mark in the video) was worth the price of admission and the "like". Very melodic! Nice job Tom. Seriously man...I'm picking up my guitar as soon as I finish typing this comment. Cheers amigo!
Okay, I also have to say that the what makes Tom’s content so great (besides his great playing) is that it’s genuine, raw (unedited) - I love the it how he responds to his son’s interruptions and response to the guy that was trying to give him production/sound advice... priceless. It’s brilliant content!
just a session dude in his garage with his guitar rappin with other dudes and dudettes with their guitars, this is great! it's like hangin in the local music store on saturday. the sounds damn good keep it up
Hi Tom, your tone is great. I appreciate the lessons. You don't know how much. I wait with bated breath every day for the next one. The only thing better than watching you is watching you and Sarah. 2 Bravos!
Dear Professor! I've been watching guitar videos for years and you're the first one that inspires me to be more musical! Every time I pickup my guitar since ''you know when'', my whole intention has changed. I'm sure tons of guitar freaks on this channel feel the same way! Thank you for that!!
, enjoy watching play you are emotionally invested in every note that you play you can tell just by watching physically play the guitar you're connected. Cheers
I had to stop what I was doing...so I didn't get sidetracked...at about11:49. Dude. Keep recording the way you are. (I know I don't hafta say that). The raw, and live sound quality you get from your phone.....it's,, like I'm just sittin in your garage listening to you play. Oh...wait..🤔😉, . I am just impressed and entertained and happy ,every time,. Thanks for what you're doing Tom 👍. Oh, and congratulations, the home schooling vids are becoming popular enough to attract pretentious peckerheads....now back to the video. 🎸😎
Thanks Tommy! You’re a lot of fun to watch and I’m even learning stuff. Which is good for this sixty year old youth. Lovin’ the Prog too. Thanks from a King Crimson Texan in California on a Peter Green bender.
Been around today. Coming to this vid is like visiting a friend in his basement, noodling with his guitar thinkin about things. How are you? Fine thanks, and you?.. What an incredible good guitar sound.
0:00 intro jam 3:43 greetings lads 4:14 '59 Les Paul Jr. and Music City Bridge 5:07 T-shirt and mug update 6:06 Q&A endorsements 8:02 Q&A perfect pitch 10:32 Q&A ridiculous comments 11:38 Brotherly advice and cowboy chords 14:38 C# jam and odd time signatures
You bro I have been playing bass since I’m 10 and converted to guitar when I was 12 and was playing out in bars every weekend by the time I was 16 rocking like Zeppelin, Allman Brors, Hendrix et etc. Learned a lot over the years studying those guys, blues records etc etc. I’m 42 now and I feel I have learned more from you in the last 2 months than in 32 years of playing. No joke my friend. You have re-inspired me with music in everyway
Such tone and finesse in the hands. I'm never gonna play any faster or have vintage gear, but I'm definitely work on my finesse, finger tone, and vibrato. Thanks Tom!
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Hey Tom, I lost my job last week and I have a lot of free time on my hands to watch your videos and practice. I love your videos because they're like a good plate of food. Every time I watch one there's a little gear talk, a little theory talk, an album recommendation, a work or road story and some homework but really it's all musicianship. You're saving my life right now buddy and probably not just me. Thanks a million!
Hang in there, friend!!!
Yessir, hang in indeed. I lost work back in March (last gig 3.14) and live music ain't gonna be a thing for a while so these videos have been everything
Laid off myself last day is next Friday...best of luck to you brother. Is that 3 snakes and a charm in your avatar?
Goin’ through a few issues too. Hopefully we’ll all find away out of this virus together.
Nailed it man.
The fact that Tom’s vids are raw and candid is a big part their charm. If he threw production and slick editing in the mix it would be a crying shame.
Love that someone tried to give recording advice to Tom. Some people just lack situational awareness.
God damn that Les Paul junior you're playing just sounds like heaven you rock bro
He didn’t get where he is by not listening to others...
Mate, that intro is the best and most tasteful playing I've heard in years. It is truly inspiring.
Meanwhile, the rest of the internet is stunned at how good Tom sounds through an iPhone as they sheepishly look at their UAD interfaces.
You win the internet today. The best part is that if you went out and bought the gear Tom uses it would sound closer to how it sounds in his videos than some mic'd up demo. I hate gear demos with mic'd up gear. I still watch like we all do but i know its going to sound nothing like it once I get it.
😂Maybe look accusingly at the UAD. Sheepishly does just sound funny though.
Yes. This. Too much gear not enough playing (I include myself in this). Keep it coming uncle Larry
🤚 that would be me! Hahaha.
I dusted off my old 4 track tape recorder, and started using it again. Not just for nostalgia, tape is brutally honest when it comes to assessing one's playing, I'd forgotten just how much of a difference (at least to my ancient ears) in terms of highlighting my more, er, 'unique' moments.
Your intro jam was luscious and resplendent. Now I have to rethink everything in my life. *mind blown
Michael’s been reading his thesaurus again! Love ya bro😂
I know this was YEARS ago..and this is probably loonnng gone..but i think this is my favorite sounding of ALL youre guitars
Hey Tom! I was wondering if Bukovac was a slovenian last name and you sort of confirmed it today! You have at least one fan in the old country! :)
I love my music city bridge on my LP JR DC. The resonance and intonation and playability makes this guitar my favorite ever!! If you don’t have this upgrade for a stop wrap tailpiece, you are missing everything …get this upgrade and never look back. Thanks Tom!!
Man that super fast chord grabbing exercise was fucking crazy! Your dexterity was just nuts. I will start practicing that one right away. Thanks again for the lessons Tom. Can’t tell you how much I appreciate them. #UncleLarry4Life
I so dig how your Beatles influence comes through, its beautiful, the loop had a Dear Prudence vibe
I heard a bit of "I Want You, She's So Heavy" throw-in too.
Dude, I have never been prouder to be slovenian, not even when we won olympic medals and shit.. Would love to hear more about your roots.. And more duets please, progressive or otherwise.. So good..
The thing I like most about your playing is that everything you do is dripping with soul.
Hey Tom. I know you're limited by recording straight to your phone, but I've always been really impressed by the tone that you get. Obviously we're not getting the full benefit but I'd rather hear you playing to your phone than some other guy with a full home studio setup, but no tone or feel to start with. Class will always shine through but you can't polish a turd!
Right? I wish I could plug my guitar to a $10k audio interface and sound half as good as he does with his smartphone.
I record straight to my iPhone as well. It has limitations certainly. But... in ways I build discipline not being able to punch-in and edit, and the less time I mess with editing, the more time I have for playing and actually working on the music. I k ow some guys that have great, high production values... and they spend LOT of time on that editing, if not much more time than actually playing the music.
sure you can but it turns straight up to poo powder
Tom, don't ever quantize! 🤣
Actually.. Phone mics are pretty decent.
I often do little video clips using a Yamaha thr10 to send to my brother who is learning guitar... And the tone is actually quite good.
Also saves me the hassle of messing with software and editing.
Hey Tom, I know nothing I'm typing is anything that hasn't already been said, but this channel is a damn gold mine. Free education. I, like many who have commented, have played most of my life. And it is forever humbling to see and hear your playing. It's the epitome of time, tone, and touch. Lots of flash? Nope. Lots of filler? Nope. Lots of bullshit? Nope. Just meat and potatoes badassery.
I never tire of this channel. We are lucky to have you. Thank you.
I miss the corona lesson days when everyone thought the Roland Micro Cube/iphone mic combo was the best tone they'd ever heard on youtube
They all loved it until they found out what it was. That's the power of branding.
could be it’s the fingers, not the gear
lol which video is that?!
@@danyjr I caught that reference on That Pedal Show, which it how I came to be here. Nothing wrong with The Cube. Just ask Neil Schon. Listen to the solo on Don't Stop Believing. Amen.
John Cougar that’s how I heard about this dude’s channel too. Haha.
Shoot man always wanted one of them TV Dinner Juniors..
Aren't they great? And also very cheap vintage 50s ones
Hey Tom, firstly many thanks for doing this, enjoying every lesson, so much knowledge. The one thing that truly resonates was your comment "be a musician, not a guitarist", never a truer word spoken. Watching from the UK so also loving the British affair you seem to have going on. Blessed are the cheese makers!
LOL, I can’t quit looking at the Marshall behind you. Best channel on RUclips.
I am just watching this lesson in April 2023 but I will be going back to it often. That playing at the beginning was fantastic! It was like music from a dream. Very cool and understated. Thanks Tommy from Cleveland.
Killer sound Tom ..we just love the Homeskoolin show...keep up the great guitar playin...always waitin for more...
I'm not as good as him but I play similar stuff like this playing along with backing tracks. And people shitt talk me up one side and down the other. Like if they don't like me just don't watch me. If I was Tom they be jacking me off. The dude is great man
Tom, thanks for making HS a safe place on the interwebs. It's nice to hear your sincerity on helping folks learn some tricks and no BS discussions on the stuff that matters. Appreciate the time signature discussion and how you approach it. Stay golden!
Hey Tom, thank you for your videos. Your playing touches me in a way no other does these days. There is a certain ground and truth to be found in notes you play and they just travel up the spine and hit my heart and senses yep. And then you say you have Slovenian roots :-). That was a really nice birthday present for me this morning. I was wondering about that. The first part of your playing in the Touch episode should already have been a giveaway... and Bukovac or Bukovec (pronounced Bukovatz in the old country) is an often found surname and it comes from the beech tree/wood, slovenian “Bukev”... but what am I sayin, you probably know that . So thanks again and all the best from a fan in Ljubljana. Oh and a shoutout to Jorg from Bogner, we were schoolmates at MI in 1992, great guy, small world :-)!
Dude, that is the coolest guitar I’ve seen you play so far!
Just got home from work and kicked back in my favorite chair only to find a new 'home skoolin' volume uploaded on youtube. *Cracks open cold beer* 💪
This could be the 1st track on your solo album. Thanks for all the really solid guitar advice, beautiful honest playing and straight shootin' doesn't go unnoticed! Thank you!
Thats it! Thats the sound!!!! WONDERFUL...... Brilliant, Tom!
Well Tom, your tone is 1000 better than many yt guitarists with fancy interfaces and such. And that's because you really can play!
I myself started my music RUclips Channel during quarantine using my iPhone, but I'm no Tom Bukovac, so I quickly moved to a simple audio interface and i mic my amps. Sounds right to me. Whatever fits you man... Cheers!
I've been in the music biz my whole life and you inspire me in many ways I can't express. I've worked and produced some of the best guitarists in the world over the years and you have an intangible gift that most guitarists can only dream of. Thank you for sharing your talents with us all especially in these dark days.
This intro is my favorite thing u have played on the show yet. Thanks
Love the color and patina of that Junior. Reminds me of an old Minneapolis-Moline tractor my uncle had. I used to just stare at it standing out in the alfalfa thinking colors don't get any better than this.
Tom, heartfelt thank you.
Tom Your Enunciation is Impeccable at any speed. Amazing!
Kudos to Guitar House of Austin, delivery was super fast.
Chapters
00:00 - Intro jam
03:43 - Greetings Lads
04:14 - '59 Les Paul Jr and Music City Bridge
05:07 - T-shirt and mug update
05:50 - Viewer Comment Bin
06:06 - Endorsements
08:02 - Perfect pitch
10:32 - Ridiculous comments
11:38 - Brotherly advice and cowboy chords
14:38 - C# jam and odd time signatures
Love the sound the way it is...dont change a thing.
there is a neighbourhood in Zagreb Croatia, called Bukovac
Hey Tom! The guitarsounds you get on these recordings/videos are some of the best on youtube! So please don't let stupid comments bring you down man! Please keep up the brilliant work, love from Sweden!
I agree a out the sound
Especially good was yours and Sarah's last prog duo. I can tell how good you both are because....well...it sounded good!
The insane thing is he’s recording all those monster tones straight into... an iPhone!!?!
I love when the kids bustle in!
I'm happy with the quality of your videos. They have a real vibe to them not staged and just awesome. Free guitar lessons are great. People should feel blessed your sharing your wisdom and knowledge. Thank you for that 😊
I fucking love Tom and his honesty! It is so refreshing! Love you man!
I have played for about 40 years, and I have learned more from your videos the last several weeks, than I have in decades. Thanks for the best channel on RUclips.
The perfect guitar player for me. So unbelievably in tune on so many levels.....DAMN.....I could listen to him for days.....thank you Tom....so inspiring.!
Thanks for showing the chord grabbing exercises. Been having trouble with chord changes since having to rehab a broken finger on my fret hand and lost considerable speed.
Really loved the music today and that '59. Sweet.
Boy oh boy tom! That intro is tasty! I LOVE your videos. Makes me feel like i'm chatting with an olf friend. I like it when you give advice/ recomandations / ideas about the different possibilities on a certain chord. I've been playing for over 25 years with no real coaching from a teacher or more advanced player. It's mind blowing when someone shows you someting that was there all along but you just never knew! By the way we have some kickass beers here in Montréal, i would love to have you try some! Thanks for what you do , i feel privileged to have someone like you share his knowledge it's amazing.
Your a cool dude!
Hello Tom !! I’m practicing that chord technique long time now ! It’s amazing how expand the mind without think where to put your fingers on the fretboard ,also about the odd times,a great thing to do is playing three’s on four to count by mouth.greetings from Greece !
I know a lot of these YouTUbe gear channel guys sell a bunch of the swag they get, but they get so much of it I don't know what else they could do with it all. Give it away for shipping cost, I guess.
Anyway I love that you're doing this in your garage with an iphone. Never change.
Ok my comment to the guy who ‘suggested’ you get a better broadcasting setup.... I heard guys on better broadcasting equipment that DON’T play or sound anywhere near as great as you do ... so people lighten up! Keep doing what your doing it works... it’s fresh and real! Thanks Tom
Every episode is a learning experience. Take care and thank you.
Tom, you are the best!
Greetings from Brazil!
So much love your son coming in and hollaring at daddy. Cool stuff man.
I hope someday you release an instrumental record. Amazing intro great feeling piece. Amazing guitar.
Great gig
Melodic, soulful, rockin'....great music Tom. You continue to be a a great example, resource and inspiration....and your Prog Rock music with Sarah should grow and continue.
Love the iPhone vids, it's about the content which is amazing
Thank you Tom
Watching and listening to Tom is like hanging out and enjoying music with a good buddy - just love this - thanks, Tom!
Hay Tom.. saying hello from Ireland..love the lessons.. id say close your eyes listeners ..your a different experience....you are so good it s amazing.. you are a gift..thank you for your time..man your playing is so good
Intro music was so good!!! I've seen a lot of stuff..but never seen chords grabbed so fast! wow
Holy S*%T! The solo (1:30-3:30 mark in the video) was worth the price of admission and the "like". Very melodic! Nice job Tom. Seriously man...I'm picking up my guitar as soon as I finish typing this comment. Cheers amigo!
Tom, your tone sounds crazy good... Not distracting at all... Please keep doing whatever is easiest for you! Thank you SO MUCH for these lessons.
Way to take him to skool Tommy!! You made me spit out my Rolling Rock. “Dude you think I don’t know that!” EPIC!!
Always a pleasure to watch your gift. Man, God was generous.
Okay, I also have to say that the what makes Tom’s content so great (besides his great playing) is that it’s genuine, raw (unedited) - I love the it how he responds to his son’s interruptions and response to the guy that was trying to give him production/sound advice... priceless. It’s brilliant content!
just a session dude in his garage with his guitar rappin with other dudes and dudettes with their guitars, this is great! it's like hangin in the local music store on saturday. the sounds damn good keep it up
Hi Tom, howled with laughter about viewer explaining how to make your sound better...killer jam. Cleveland Rocks
Hey Tom, what a beautiful taste to play.
Love you man
Man,I luv your phrasing and note choices \m/
Hey tom love that guitar brother
The intro to this one made me cry it was that touching and beautiful. How do you do it Tom? absolutely incredible.
Magic Chords Progression :
- C# X4666X - C#/B 796666 - Bbm 688666 - A 577655
Intro bit when backing track comes in is ridiculously tasty!! Chords and melodic ideas.. 👌
Hi Tom, your tone is great. I appreciate the lessons. You don't know how much. I wait with bated breath every day for the next one.
The only thing better than watching you is watching you and Sarah. 2 Bravos!
So fuckin great ! Damn Tommy...you bring tears to my eyes. Stellar !
I have been binging his videos lately many of them and the guy just never ever sounds bad. What a hell of a damn good guitar player!!!!
And by the way, I’m amazed how well the mix on your loops comes through the headphones. Even the bass. I love the show.
Dear Professor! I've been watching guitar videos for years and you're the first one that inspires me to be more musical! Every time I pickup my guitar since ''you know when'', my whole intention has changed. I'm sure tons of guitar freaks on this channel feel the same way! Thank you for that!!
tom! I just come here to say thank you. great lessons and great histories behind you.
great playing tom really good stuff thanks
, enjoy watching play you are emotionally invested in every note that you play you can tell just by watching physically play the guitar you're connected. Cheers
I had to stop what I was doing...so I didn't get sidetracked...at about11:49. Dude. Keep recording the way you are. (I know I don't hafta say that). The raw, and live sound quality you get from your phone.....it's,, like I'm just sittin in your garage listening to you play. Oh...wait..🤔😉, . I am just impressed and entertained and happy ,every time,. Thanks for what you're doing Tom 👍. Oh, and congratulations, the home schooling vids are becoming popular enough to attract pretentious peckerheads....now back to the video. 🎸😎
Ah, the dulcet tones of a P-90 and mahogany. And a guy that knows.
A sublime lesson in how the right notes and feel are more important than shredding.
Thanks Tommy! You’re a lot of fun to watch and I’m even learning stuff. Which is good for this sixty year old youth. Lovin’ the Prog too. Thanks from a King Crimson Texan in California on a Peter Green bender.
Been around today. Coming to this vid is like visiting a friend in his basement, noodling with his guitar thinkin about things. How are you? Fine thanks, and you?..
What an incredible good guitar sound.
what a gorgeous fn tone from that LPjr! love these awesome videos. Thanks Tom
Sounds fantastic as always Buk!
One of the new shirts is coming all the way to The Netherlands! Love it, Tom! Keep doing this!
0:00 intro jam
3:43 greetings lads
4:14 '59 Les Paul Jr. and Music City Bridge
5:07 T-shirt and mug update
6:06 Q&A endorsements
8:02 Q&A perfect pitch
10:32 Q&A ridiculous comments
11:38 Brotherly advice and cowboy chords
14:38 C# jam and odd time signatures
TY Tom. Just what I needed today.
Thanks for the time you give Tom. Who thought skoolin’ could be so cool.
I cannot get enough of these videos, Tom. So good! Thank you good sir 🙏🏼
Great sound and playing!Need to get a junior now.
... magic... best part of the day is a TB vid.. truly inspirational.. Thanks man👍👌
Yes, the bridge is excellent. Been playing 42 years and I absolutely recommend it, the locking studs too.
Just lovely. That chord exercise sounds like Yes!
Thanks for the mechanics.love the way you broke that rhythm down. Thanks
You bro I have been playing bass since I’m 10 and converted to guitar when I was 12 and was playing out in bars every weekend by the time I was 16 rocking like Zeppelin, Allman Brors, Hendrix et etc. Learned a lot over the years studying those guys, blues records etc etc. I’m 42 now and I feel I have learned more from you in the last 2 months than in 32 years of playing. No joke my friend. You have re-inspired me with music in everyway
These shirts are so vintage rad. Just bought one!
I love the fact that every time I watch one of your video's I feel it.
Such tone and finesse in the hands. I'm never gonna play any faster or have vintage gear, but I'm definitely work on my finesse, finger tone, and vibrato. Thanks Tom!