I agree on the compliment statement. I’ve had many compliment from folks. I knew I was okay when my jaded old man who himself is an incredible singer songwriter guitarist dug what I was doing. Thank you for what you do. You’re a solid cool human being.
One of the best compliments I ever received was from a woman who was intently watching me play, and asked me on the break " do your children realize how talented you are?"
We were playing in this little club doing an original and this couple that always sat at the back of the club and ignored everyone were looking at their cell phone. I chuckled because it was totally in character. After a few more songs we took a break and they came up to the stage and said, who wrote that one song? We were googling it and we couldnt find it. It wasnt really a compliment, but coming from them, 👍👍👍
Waylon was my first musical love at the age of five… I named my newborn son Waylon 3 weeks after Waylon Jennings death. Gives me shivers, thanks again Unc!
Wow Uncle Larry, you can channel the spirit of Waylon there. Really like the way you sing. Never had the opportunity to own great vintage, but if you think about it, they have a soul. Made from living things, the wood, the touch of the maker, the decades of the musician and singer...how could great old guitars not have inspire the birth of the songs in them. But then again, when you hear Mark Lettieri play, like you say...thats cool too. Your stories and insights are so often the highlight of my day.
I recently sold a 1951 J-50, lots of love wear and tear, and very midrange focus. Tiny frets, but good sound. What I miss the most was the smell - like an old country church in the summertime.
@@501chorusecho I have played old acoustic guitars by Gibson and Martin and now that’s a different story… I guess being acoustic and all the older the wood it’s dryer and has more resonance as a result I guess. They are so much better. A lot of my friends are big time collectors of vintage instruments. I’ve never played an original 59 burst but I can imagine it’s like an old fiddle. The older the fiddle, the sweeter the music they say. 👌 👍
Best comment I ever got from WAY above me on the food chain.... a local guy who has toured the world with a few acts everyone knows came up to me on a break and complimented me on a solo. I didn't even know he was there. Made my year. Actually may have made my decade. It was more than 10 years ago and it still makes me smile. Anyway..... how is it possible that the same exact sound guy works at every club ever??????
Hey Tom, I use to play loud in my teens and early twenties, then got married and noticed my earing got bad. After my divorce, my hearing got a hell of a lot better. My hearing got bad again after getting happily married again. Thank goodness for loud guitar playin'!
The catterwalling is a perfect fit for the rough and raspy, smokey old blues.👌 The original Nobels is like playing in a big open space that has great natural acoustics. The ODR1 feels like being stuffed in a closet or sterile recording both. One thing I have noticed is the ODR1 seems better suited to the less expensive guitars where those subtle tonal notes are less noticeable. The original just lets all of those hidden notes ring free. The second you hit the first notes I was instantly back playing my 63 double cut away with original Nobels. I haven't heard that sound in my head for 40 years, but I've never forgotten it. A rare memory for me. Thanks man.🤙
Uncle Larry, just so you know I’m a drummer and I love watching your channel and respect your ability …you’re very entertaining… I’ve been watching since the start of Covid, and I am addicted!
Hey Tom - Nice you had a chilled time with Mark Lettieri - sounds highly convivial. :) And us homeskoolers understand you can't film EVERYthing! (LOL). Hope you have a great weekend.
Me too Tom! Started playing clubs in 1984 when I was still in High School. Missed so much school playing 4-5 nights a week. We wore makeup and spandex/parachute pants & capezios. Blew out a big chunk of my hearing blasting a 100-watt Marshall. And you are right about the women. Crazy days!!!
I just recently discovered Uncle Larry. Love watching the videos. I’m learning a lot. On another note, I was flipping through the channels on the ol boob tube this morning and holy shit it’s Uncle Larry! It was the Kenny Rogers tribute concert. Super cool solo on the song Wynonna sang, You Turn the Light On.
Nice Jaguar, uncle Larry! Love it!! I have never heard "Got a Girl in Cincinnati, but thank you for the rendition it was cool on this guitar. Take care bro!
hey Tom - this channel is the best. I have learned tons about guitars, amps, phrasing, feel, etc etc. Random question - as far as playing out live, have you ever in your early days been a part of a "musical train wreck" on stage? Most of us weekend warriors have at least one memorable "train wreck" in a band setting - usually they are hilarious (after the pain dies down). I can't imagine you having one of these "events", but was just curious. Again - thank you for all you do for the homeschoolers.
If you you tube search the story of how "Beat it" had to be re-recorded that may explain why the mix of the solo is low. Very fascinating studio magic happened on that track you happened to just play today. Steve Lukather played the rythmn and bass on beat it. Yeah your my second favorite session guy!!! But you have the greatest you tube channel. Thank you sir! Oh shout out to the greatest drummer since beat it was mentioned. Jeff Porcaro!!!!!! RIP
Hey Tom: I look forward to all you classes. Nothing beats an early morning cup of coffee on the deck with Uncle Larry. Anyway, I enjoyed your recent rant on Steely Dan. It got me thinking. After 51 years of guitar playing, I’d have to say that both The Beatles and Steely Dan were probably the most influential of all the countless songs and bands I’ve listed to over the years. They both had an incredible impact on my musical development. In my opinion, Steely Dan mimic the early musical success of the Beatles with their first 4LPs. “Pretzel Logic”, “Can’t Buy a Trill”, Countdown to Ecstasy” and Katy Lied”. These fourLPs allowed Steely Dan to hone both their studio chops and song writing skills very much like the early Beatles. Several years ago I notice a similar linear development between these two bands. Just listen to Katy Lied” then Revolver back to back and I think you’ll see what I mean. When they released “the Royal Scam”, I was blown away. I wore that LP out figuring out each tune. By far their best guitar driven collection of songs. But more than that, it showed that they were not only great song writers, they were great story tellers. Aja and Groucho brought them to new heights. Both of these LPs were and still are masterpieces. Now they fused all their collective studio talents and created a musical noir style. It was like they fused a way to tell a story similar Noir films of the 40’s and 50’s and bring it up to date. Each song on those LPs was like a walk through the seedy under belly of our time. But more than that, they also blended superb instrumental voicing with kick ass rhythm and horn sections, tasty guitar interludes and background vocals. Every song had its own distinctive driving groove. How can you not dig these timeless snapshots of historical coolness. Sorry for the long comment, but I had to get that off my chest. Thanks for sharing all your musical gifts. Your show is the best RUclips has to offer. Man, you can’t beat the price of admission. Stay Cool Tom
I received my Ziggy's Art Studio "Tom Bukovac 200th Episode Hand Signed Limited Edition Art Print" today. It's a killer piece of art! Thanks Tom, for everything you do for us.
James Otto's performance with Travis Tritt played on replay in my brain for about 3 years when I first heard it. Everyone does covers of Purple Rain but his is still pretty much the best one I've ever experienced. Harmony for miles and days.
BINGO!!! You really hit the nail on the head Tom.......about so many guitar-based youtube channels. I can't even watch those guys. And you're right: they don't know jack sh*t about guitars.
Hewritt Dixon!! Man, I'm from Tallahassee and he went to FAMU here in town. It was a bit before my day when he played but one of his nephews was in my elementary school class and the Raiders, of course, were his favorite team - 'cause of his uncle. It wasn't hard to root for them in those Madden days (mid-70s) for me, either, with Stabler and Biletnikoff, Casper, Lester the Molester Hayes...
Dug Pinnick of Kings X has a very loud voice when the mic goes out you can still hear him clearly ! It would have been wild to see him accept the Kansas lead singer position years ago!!
Uncle Larry. I recently got a Home Skoolin T-shirt, the black one that just has the logo and name on it. Every time I wear it someone asks me about home schooling my kids. It embarrasses the shit out of my 15 year old son haha. I love the shirt and the show. Thanks
Hey Larry, The complement that really meant a lot came from my crusty Marine Corp father when he thought I was passed out on his floor. He originally came from Cork Ireland, landed in the Bronx in the late 40s. He could whistle like a mother fucker, and played some harmonica, mostly traditional Irish music, but he thought I was asleep on his floor and said this kid can play harmonica. Miss that man! Love the show.
That comment was hysterical. Best one I ever had was a dude said at the end of a show in an inebriated state, "You're the best guitar player (wondering pause)...I've ever been this close to."
Love the fact that a native Clevelander mentioned the potholes there in a comment haha. I've been there once and that was the thing I remember most. Dig the all the videos!
Cool singing, Tom. I've never owned a guitar with a mute, but I like to palm-mute myself. It anchors my picking hand, and I can feel the strings and know how much to mute or not mute very easily.
Hey Tom, I think your singing is unique and sounds great! Thank you for all your time and knowledge. No one I am aware of brings the unique perspective and talent that you do. When I get home and settled after a hard days work; its straight to U tube to see what has Uncle Larry come up with today. Highlight of the day! Thank you for that!
As previousely mentioned, I got to hang with Waylon & Jessi many times back when my buddy was playing rhythm and singing back up for Hoss.... great memories!
Somewhere I have a Richard Thompson Rumor and a Sigh program from ‘90. Great show. Shawn Colvin opened solo. After 3 or 4 songs from her debut album she stopped and asked for requests. I remember she did Steve Earle “Someday”. Then she played and sang in the RT band which still had an accordion player and multi instrument player. Killer show.
Freakin intro Jam was AWESOME, I listen to that stuff all the time.Thank you Uncle Larry ,I have learned more from watching you than anyone I have ever watched, Maybe because I know your such a badass and I pay more attention, But Man do I owe you, So much appreciated, My Daughter works at christies cookies there in Nashville,I`m in Knoxville she was on the News there last week . But maybe I can get some good stuff sent over to Blackbird. Thank you again, love this channel !
When you tell your kids you love them two-hundred times a day, and it's obvious you mean it, it's doing some good, whether it looks like it or not. You're planting seeds, and it's going to have an effect on a subconscious level, if nothing else (affecting self-esteem and other things). I turned out alright, but I wish I would have had that in my life when I was growing up. As far as the Strat thing goes, I loved them all, but I'm sticking with the '63. That's a kick-a$$ guitar. 😄
Always love it when he busts out that Jag! That one sounds magical!!! I personally haven't ever come across one that sounded great, but clearly they're out there.
Hey Tom, I grew up playing blues most of my life with guys that were usually twice my age. Ya know, typical sports bar blues. One time while playing at the Slippery Noodle in Indianapolis I came down off the stage and Yank Rachelle, a local blues legend, told me “You play pretty good guitar for a young white fella”…Greatest day of my life!! Lol! Really was!! I totally get what ya mean about the folks that don’t normally give compliments. Really means something.
Totally agree with your comments about some of the crap of YT. Everyone is an expert! Ha. That’s what’s refreshing about your channel, you actually do the thing you talk about.
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I’ll say it again. Tom’s voice is killer. Sing it Tom!
Neil Young wishes he could sing as well as Uncle Larry!
I agree. Way too hard on himself. I’ve paid good money to hear much worse.
The debut of Uncle Larynx.
I agree on the compliment statement. I’ve had many compliment from folks. I knew I was okay when my jaded old man who himself is an incredible singer songwriter guitarist dug what I was doing. Thank you for what you do. You’re a solid cool human being.
It’s ok
Let’s not overdo it
Smh
Uncle Larry could do solo shows where he is a stand up comedian for musicians and come back out and blow every single mind with a perfect concert!!
Never misses a note. How can that be?
What an excellent idea!
I love it so much when you sing Tom.
Loved when he did a few bars of “In the Arms of Cocaine”
Caterwalling..
One of the best compliments I ever received was from a woman who was intently watching me play, and asked me on the break " do your children realize how talented you are?"
Dude you crack me up almost every day…thanks!!
Why didn’t I get a jumpsuit!🤣🤣
❤One facet of the musical diamond that is Tom Bukavac
I know right?
Love you singing, Tom! Classic stuff here folks!!
I loved the way Waylon picked his solos. He had his own unique style …a great example is Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way…Woop Woop
We were playing in this little club doing an original and this couple that always sat at the back of the club and ignored everyone were looking at their cell phone. I chuckled because it was totally in character. After a few more songs we took a break and they came up to the stage and said, who wrote that one song? We were googling it and we couldnt find it. It wasnt really a compliment, but coming from them, 👍👍👍
Waylon was my first musical love at the age of five… I named my newborn son Waylon 3 weeks after Waylon Jennings death. Gives me shivers, thanks again Unc!
Oh, God. For a moment I thought your newborn son had died. Forgive me, I just got up.
@@REM1956 eeeks sorry for the uninteded scare! I just changed it.
@@waynetoneseekerandersen2213 Not your fault. I've got a quirky mind and obviously misread it. I'm prone to that occasionally. Glad all is well.
You couldn’t always afford a concert shirt, but you could always get a program. They have a Historic smell, and feel!
My day instantly gets better when I see a new homeskoolin episode. Thanks man!
Wow Uncle Larry, you can channel the spirit of Waylon there. Really like the way you sing. Never had the opportunity to own great vintage, but if you think about it, they have a soul. Made from living things, the wood, the touch of the maker, the decades of the musician and singer...how could great old guitars not have inspire the birth of the songs in them. But then again, when you hear Mark Lettieri play, like you say...thats cool too. Your stories and insights are so often the highlight of my day.
I recently sold a 1951 J-50, lots of love wear and tear, and very midrange focus. Tiny frets, but good sound. What I miss the most was the smell - like an old country church in the summertime.
"If you listen to it now, as a grown-ass man..." You can just about always cheer me up, Tom. Thank you again.
Love today's edition of the world according to Larry .. always brightens up my day.
I really dig the videos when you sing man!
Happy Friday Homeskoolers!
Got them ole Cincy blues ! 💪🎸 🤟
Hey Tom, I love that whole Kameron Marlowe album really glad you're working with him again
Buying an old guitar is like buying your youth back 👌
That’s how it seems to me.
Great playing man
yeah, if your youth is the finest guitars ever made
@@501chorusecho 👌
@@501chorusecho I have played old acoustic guitars by Gibson and Martin and now that’s a different story… I guess being acoustic and all the older the wood it’s dryer and has more resonance as a result I guess. They are so much better. A lot of my friends are big time collectors of vintage instruments. I’ve never played an original 59 burst but I can imagine it’s like an old fiddle. The older the fiddle, the sweeter the music they say. 👌 👍
This is one of my favorite episodes!
Best comment I ever got from WAY above me on the food chain.... a local guy who has toured the world with a few acts everyone knows came up to me on a break and complimented me on a solo. I didn't even know he was there. Made my year. Actually may have made my decade. It was more than 10 years ago and it still makes me smile. Anyway..... how is it possible that the same exact sound guy works at every club ever??????
My smile I’m wearing for the day! Thanks Tom.
Love when you play...but really love the Jag.... that seems to bring out another facet. *adjustable mutes!* brilliant
Hey Tom, I use to play loud in my teens and early twenties, then got married and noticed my earing got bad. After my divorce, my hearing got a hell of a lot better. My hearing got bad again after getting happily married again. Thank goodness for loud guitar playin'!
The swing feel you put on “beat it” cracked me up.
The over complimenting part was such a great thing to hear. I couldn’t identify more. Cheers again Tom!
The catterwalling is a perfect fit for the rough and raspy, smokey old blues.👌
The original Nobels is like playing in a big open space that has great natural acoustics.
The ODR1 feels like being stuffed in a closet or sterile recording both.
One thing I have noticed is the ODR1 seems better suited to the less expensive guitars where those subtle tonal notes are less noticeable.
The original just lets all of those hidden notes ring free.
The second you hit the first notes I was instantly back playing my 63 double cut away with original Nobels. I haven't heard that sound in my head for 40 years, but I've never forgotten it.
A rare memory for me.
Thanks man.🤙
Friday bonus, Tommy singing! Have a great weekend, maestro!
This channel just keeps giving baby !!
Uncle Larry, just so you know I’m a drummer and I love watching your channel and respect your ability …you’re very entertaining… I’ve been watching since the start of Covid, and I am addicted!
thank you bro
Love the opening tune. Please sing more often.
Got DAYUM that bouncy Jag tone is SO GOOD.
Also adding to comments saying that Unc can indeed sing much better than he'd admit.
Tom is the coolest dude on the internet.
Good job Tom. Putting a story with the music!
Hey Tom - Nice you had a chilled time with Mark Lettieri - sounds highly convivial. :) And us homeskoolers understand you can't film EVERYthing! (LOL). Hope you have a great weekend.
The best compliment is when the drummer digs your rhythm playing.
Love your singing on the Waylon song and the Hank song from awhile back. Learning a lot from your posts .
Im so glad to see you still have that guitar
Uncle Larry makes me smile, laugh, and think about life. Thank you! love your vibes, man.
Hey Tom, Thank you. We needed that. You are the island of sanity and inspiration.
Happy Friday Tom! Thanks for the tune.
Me too Tom! Started playing clubs in 1984 when I was still in High School. Missed so much school playing 4-5 nights a week. We wore makeup and spandex/parachute pants & capezios. Blew out a big chunk of my hearing blasting a 100-watt Marshall.
And you are right about the women. Crazy days!!!
I just recently discovered Uncle Larry. Love watching the videos. I’m learning a lot. On another note, I was flipping through the channels on the ol boob tube this morning and holy shit it’s Uncle Larry! It was the Kenny Rogers tribute concert. Super cool solo on the song Wynonna sang, You Turn the Light On.
Top singing Tom. And top song. I'm going to buy one of those T shirts. Get the daughters to but me one for father's day. Lol
Woah Uncle Larry can sing! Had no idea. Perfect raspy intonation voice for that style of music. Nicely done.
Uncle Larry singing…WhooHoo! Love it when you play that Jag!
Nice Jaguar, uncle Larry! Love it!! I have never heard "Got a Girl in Cincinnati, but thank you for the rendition it was cool on this guitar. Take care bro!
Hey Tom, that sound guy comment got me chucklin. Thanks for all your surprises.
I really like uncle Larry’s voice it’s sounds cool as hell.
hey Tom - this channel is the best. I have learned tons about guitars, amps, phrasing, feel, etc etc. Random question - as far as playing out live, have you ever in your early days been a part of a "musical train wreck" on stage? Most of us weekend warriors have at least one memorable "train wreck" in a band setting - usually they are hilarious (after the pain dies down). I can't imagine you having one of these "events", but was just curious. Again - thank you for all you do for the homeschoolers.
Brilliant stuff Tom. Cheers man.
If you you tube search the story of how "Beat it" had to be re-recorded that may explain why the mix of the solo is low. Very fascinating studio magic happened on that track you happened to just play today. Steve Lukather played the rythmn and bass on beat it. Yeah your my second favorite session guy!!! But you have the greatest you tube channel. Thank you sir! Oh shout out to the greatest drummer since beat it was mentioned. Jeff Porcaro!!!!!! RIP
Aside from being the ultimate guitar, amp, and all around music pal....I retain the vibes of what great person to be around is like. Thanks man!
This is awesome! I wasn't ready for a sing-a-long today!
You don't even know how good the intro is down under uncle Larry, we appreciate it 😎👍
Hey Tom:
I look forward to all you classes. Nothing beats an early morning cup of coffee on the deck with Uncle Larry.
Anyway, I enjoyed your recent rant on Steely Dan.
It got me thinking. After 51 years of guitar playing, I’d have to say that both The Beatles and Steely Dan were probably the most influential of all the countless songs and bands I’ve listed to over the years. They both had an incredible impact on my musical development.
In my opinion, Steely Dan mimic the early musical success of the Beatles with their first 4LPs. “Pretzel Logic”, “Can’t Buy a Trill”, Countdown to Ecstasy” and Katy Lied”. These fourLPs allowed Steely Dan to hone both their studio chops and song writing skills very much like the early Beatles. Several years ago I notice a similar linear development between these two bands. Just listen to Katy Lied” then Revolver back to back and I think you’ll see what I mean.
When they released “the Royal Scam”, I was blown away. I wore that LP out figuring out each tune. By far their best guitar driven collection of songs. But more than that, it showed that they were not only great song writers, they were great story tellers.
Aja and Groucho brought them to new heights. Both of these LPs were and still are masterpieces. Now they fused all their collective studio talents and created a musical noir style. It was like they fused a way to tell a story similar Noir films of the 40’s and 50’s and bring it up to date.
Each song on those LPs was like a walk through the seedy under belly of our time.
But more than that, they also blended superb instrumental voicing with kick ass rhythm and horn sections, tasty guitar interludes and background vocals. Every song had its own distinctive driving groove. How can you not dig these timeless snapshots of historical coolness.
Sorry for the long comment, but I had to get that off my chest.
Thanks for sharing all your musical gifts.
Your show is the best RUclips has to offer. Man, you can’t beat the price of admission.
Stay Cool Tom
Dude, that first concert program has Jeff Beck in it! Too cool and what a great thing for Scott to send you, nice.
Holy shit. My favorite singer!!!
❤where the green grass grows. Love Skool
Ooo… feeling that! Great singing.
I received my Ziggy's Art Studio "Tom Bukovac 200th Episode Hand Signed Limited Edition Art Print" today. It's a killer piece of art! Thanks Tom, for everything you do for us.
Little Tommy, appreciate the Waylon, can never get enough of that! Don't discount your singing, there is a style to be developed there!
I really like your voice! Unique and knarley!
Tom you have a great blues voice, I loved the edge on your singing and of course your playing ...thanks again :)
James Otto's performance with Travis Tritt played on replay in my brain for about 3 years when I first heard it.
Everyone does covers of Purple Rain but his is still pretty much the best one I've ever experienced.
Harmony for miles and days.
Love it when you sing laddie...
Y'all izza nat'ull born KROONER!!
Thank you yet again Tom. New to me 335 day, after a wee purge! Thanks for the push (inspiration). Now to tell the girl...
BINGO!!! You really hit the nail on the head Tom.......about so many guitar-based youtube channels. I can't even watch those guys. And you're right: they don't know jack sh*t about guitars.
I think Plexi Soul II should feature some Uncle Larry vocals. I quite enjoyed that.
Hewritt Dixon!! Man, I'm from Tallahassee and he went to FAMU here in town. It was a bit before my day when he played but one of his nephews was in my elementary school class and the Raiders, of course, were his favorite team - 'cause of his uncle. It wasn't hard to root for them in those Madden days (mid-70s) for me, either, with Stabler and Biletnikoff, Casper, Lester the Molester Hayes...
Dug Pinnick of Kings X has a very loud voice when the mic goes out you can still hear him clearly ! It would have been wild to see him accept the Kansas lead singer position years ago!!
You make the world a better brighter place! Have a great weekend Brother 😎👍
B riff was a nice inspiration. Thanks Doc for serving up the medicine. Always appreciated!
Uncle Larry. I recently got a Home Skoolin T-shirt, the black one that just has the logo and name on it. Every time I wear it someone asks me about home schooling my kids. It embarrasses the shit out of my 15 year old son haha. I love the shirt and the show. Thanks
Always a great day when a new video is uploaded to my favourite RUclips channel. Thanks again Uncle Larry.
Hey Larry,
The complement that really meant a lot came from my crusty Marine Corp father when he thought I was passed out on his floor. He originally came from Cork Ireland, landed in the Bronx in the late 40s. He could whistle like a mother fucker, and played some harmonica, mostly traditional Irish music, but he thought I was asleep on his floor and said this kid can play harmonica. Miss that man! Love the show.
That comment was hysterical. Best one I ever had was a dude said at the end of a show in an inebriated state, "You're the best guitar player (wondering pause)...I've ever been this close to."
You have a very good blues voice. That was fun to watch and hear. Thanks uncle!
Love the fact that a native Clevelander mentioned the potholes there in a comment haha. I've been there once and that was the thing I remember most. Dig the all the videos!
what a voice ! :D great singing and playing :) Greetings from Poland !
Cool singing, Tom. I've never owned a guitar with a mute, but I like to palm-mute myself. It anchors my picking hand, and I can feel the strings and know how much to mute or not mute very easily.
Hey Tom, I think your singing is unique and sounds great! Thank you for all your time and knowledge. No one I am aware of brings the unique perspective and talent that you do. When I get home and settled after a hard days work; its straight to U tube to see what has Uncle Larry come up with today. Highlight of the day! Thank you for that!
As previousely mentioned, I got to hang with Waylon & Jessi many times back when my buddy was playing rhythm and singing back up for Hoss.... great memories!
YES. Vocal album Please. Thank You. You ve been great.
You should sing more bro!
Sounding good bro and the Beat It Riff I used to squeeze in anytime we had to play Cocaine in the key of E blues lol
Somewhere I have a Richard Thompson Rumor and a Sigh program from ‘90. Great show. Shawn Colvin opened solo. After 3 or 4 songs from her debut album she stopped and asked for requests. I remember she did Steve Earle “Someday”. Then she played and sang in the RT band which still had an accordion player and multi instrument player. Killer show.
Freakin intro Jam was AWESOME, I listen to that stuff all the time.Thank you Uncle Larry ,I have learned more from watching you than anyone I have ever watched, Maybe because I know your such a badass and I pay more attention, But Man do I owe you, So much appreciated, My Daughter works at christies cookies there in Nashville,I`m in Knoxville she was on the News there last week . But maybe I can get some good stuff sent over to Blackbird. Thank you again, love this channel !
That would be sick
@@501chorusecho Gotcha buddy
I love me some Waylon and Tom, I love the way you did it. Voice sounded great with it. The stomping, just exuding music. That's the goal, man.
When you tell your kids you love them two-hundred times a day, and it's obvious you mean it, it's doing some good, whether it looks like it or not. You're planting seeds, and it's going to have an effect on a subconscious level, if nothing else (affecting self-esteem and other things). I turned out alright, but I wish I would have had that in my life when I was growing up. As far as the Strat thing goes, I loved them all, but I'm sticking with the '63. That's a kick-a$$ guitar. 😄
As a brand new dad, I’m all for hearing uncle Larry’s thoughts on raising kids!
Always love it when he busts out that Jag! That one sounds magical!!! I personally haven't ever come across one that sounded great, but clearly they're out there.
love it tom we need more........
Thank you dude. Waylon,Skynyrd,ZZ Top- mid 70's- is where i learned my licks.
Waylon Bukovac and the Country Thumpers. You have a soft spot for those old school fullbacks. Me too.
My yearly spotify recap said Waylon was my top played artist, and im in the 1% of Waylon listeners. Can't get enough man!
Outstanding Uncle Larry!!
Uncle Larry... check your email please..
Hey Tom, I grew up playing blues most of my life with guys that were usually twice my age. Ya know, typical sports bar blues. One time while playing at the Slippery Noodle in Indianapolis I came down off the stage and Yank Rachelle, a local blues legend, told me “You play pretty good guitar for a young white fella”…Greatest day of my life!! Lol! Really was!! I totally get what ya mean about the folks that don’t normally give compliments. Really means something.
Totally agree with your comments about some of the crap of YT. Everyone is an expert! Ha. That’s what’s refreshing about your channel, you actually do the thing you talk about.
I wasn’t expecting the vocals….I dug it. Also……never too late for a jump suit my friend. 🤙
Hey Tom, I love your voice, please sing more, you have great tone. 🎉