I remember when I was like 8, my dad showed me a video of Quinn, playing alongside Buddy Guy, holding his own and then some, the fact that he’s only 2 years older than I am is bewildering.
Now that is what I call music, real music! Great voice, passion, one guitar, no pedals, one valve amp and conviction, real conviction. Rock n roll lives. Thanku Quinn, best wishes for a bright future. Carry that torch with pride.
Check him out on Daryl's House video on RUclips it's about an hour. The guy is phenomenal. Way to go Quinn can't wait see what the future has in store for you. I'm a fan.
@@PaulMcCaffreyfmac I must say, I kinda like the sound. But no one ever Seems to talk about room reverb settings on pedals. I have that option on my Creamer reverb. But who uses it? And for what? In what scenario is it appropriate?
@@hammill444 I've only ever used room reverb mixing down demos to stereo and then simply and specifically to make everything sound like it was happening.....well, in a room. It seems to me that all reverbs are production things and spring is a playing thing. That has pretty much become the truth and is hard to break away from successfully
@@PaulMcCaffreyfmac interesting. So you figure the room setting on pedals is by and large a feature for perhaps studio use? I do like the sound---- but I guess no one uses it to play in live situations.
@@hammill444 To be honest I don't know. I've never owned a reverb pedal and recorded using an Alesis Midiverb II. I speak from the point of view of someone who likes the very minimum of reverb from the amp when I play. Just enough to take the edge off so to speak. There are lots of players who adore reverb and want to explore the possibilities and I guess that once you have manufactured a reverb pedal it is relatively easy to put in variations for folk to try. It caught my ear here because the reverb from the amp sounded so weird and un-spring like and not very 'Fendery' I suppose. I would never dream of telling anyone not to use a reverb that they like the sound of and that makes them want to play. Go for it say I :-)
I love this guy..
This young man is the real deal. When he sings, it does not make me cringe 🙂
Sweet! I love that little “I’ve Got A Feeling” lick thrown in there. That was tastefully done.
I remember when I was like 8, my dad showed me a video of Quinn, playing alongside Buddy Guy, holding his own and then some, the fact that he’s only 2 years older than I am is bewildering.
Now that is what I call music, real music! Great voice, passion, one guitar, no pedals, one valve amp and conviction, real conviction. Rock n roll lives. Thanku Quinn, best wishes for a bright future. Carry that torch with pride.
One man sounding like a whole band! Perfect voice, guitar work and tempo.
He's a Rockstar man!!!
Cuanto talento tiene Quinn, es un genio
I like this guy, I expect we should see a lot more of him in the future!
This young man's playing AND singing are awesome!!!
Keep up the good work!
Great chops. Guitar sounded killer as well.
I bet he puts on a great show. Great voice and makes the guitar sing.
The 6 people that gave this a thumbs down should just stop listening to music all together.
I don't usually comment but this was excellent!
Good to see and hear this! Very Nice
Wow, this is great.
You guys have a knack for showcasing the best musicians I have never heard of...and guitars I desire.
The kid has been jamming onstage with Buddy Guy since he was 7 or so. He's a polished musician and a badass guitar player in his own right...🤟😎
Wow. That isn't in need for the noise of a whole band. Just an old lady and a young boy are filling all spaces. So great.
What an awesome double threat.
triple ????
Bravo
I've got a feelin, a feelin deep inside
Nice one 👍
🥃 Kool tune
Damn
Love these videos. Keep em coming!
Top Notch
Good stuff.
...nice!!!
Check him out on Daryl's House video on RUclips it's about an hour. The guy is phenomenal. Way to go Quinn can't wait see what the future has in store for you. I'm a fan.
song reminded me of "i've got a feeling" by that one hit wonder from liverpool
great player though
You're effing incredible man🎸🔥👍
Awesome and for the dislikes FU 👍🔥🎸🦅
niice !
Which amp is that?
that lefty Strat though
The reverb sounds like room reverb
You read my mind....though the amp could hardly be closer miced. It's a very odd, un-springy sound
@@PaulMcCaffreyfmac I must say, I kinda like the sound. But no one ever Seems to talk about room reverb settings on pedals. I have that option on my Creamer reverb. But who uses it? And for what? In what scenario is it appropriate?
@@hammill444 I've only ever used room reverb mixing down demos to stereo and then simply and specifically to make everything sound like it was happening.....well, in a room. It seems to me that all reverbs are production things and spring is a playing thing. That has pretty much become the truth and is hard to break away from successfully
@@PaulMcCaffreyfmac interesting. So you figure the room setting on pedals is by and large a feature for perhaps studio use? I do like the sound---- but I guess no one uses it to play in live situations.
@@hammill444 To be honest I don't know. I've never owned a reverb pedal and recorded using an Alesis Midiverb II. I speak from the point of view of someone who likes the very minimum of reverb from the amp when I play. Just enough to take the edge off so to speak. There are lots of players who adore reverb and want to explore the possibilities and I guess that once you have manufactured a reverb pedal it is relatively easy to put in variations for folk to try. It caught my ear here because the reverb from the amp sounded so weird and un-spring like and not very 'Fendery' I suppose. I would never dream of telling anyone not to use a reverb that they like the sound of and that makes them want to play. Go for it say I :-)
Johnny Rivers guitar!
i put my Gibson in the case , flicked the pick into the corner..............talk to me kid!