I was dancing in a very famous place in Beverly hills around 2009,when an old man wave and when I went close to him he said you remind me of the King,I said who's the king? He replied Elvis,I said Thank you,he replied I was his Guitarist!! True story!
This bloke is one of the most important players to have ever picked up the instrument. And he's obviously such a lovely fellow. He seems to be almost unaware of how much he means to us all. Incredible.
@@scottyboiLP haha you got me ha ha sorry for being a tottal dick scotty moore .. i tottaly understand. i deleted my comments ha ha ...i guess we are all on the comments for the same reason. hey great name by the way .......
Scotty died yesterday aged 84.Scotty's early contributions to Elvis' Sun recordings are legendary. His innovative and inspirational licks will go down in history. I never tire of listening to his guitar work and he was the template for many of today's guitar legends. The 1968 NBC TV Special showed him in great form alongside Elvis. I will never forget him. R.I.P. Scotty.
He played by ear and wasn’t a trained musician. I wonder if, in the dawn of Rock & Roll, that was necessary to manifest those very early innovated guitar licks. Would a trained musician know how to veer off the path to generate the necessary Rock & Roll sound? Probably not.
Scotty acts as if he has no idea how historic this first recording session was and is. Getting the details out of him was like pulling teeth. I would think by this time in his life he would have known how important and iconic his influence on rock and roll actually was. Is it because Scotty was such a humble man or was it that he just doesn't understand what he did for the future of rock and roll guitar players?
I was dancing in a very famous place in Beverly hills around 2009,when an old man wave and when I went close to him he said you remind me of the King,I said who's the king?
He replied Elvis,I said Thank you,he replied I was his Guitarist!!
True story!
two great guitar players.... im in awe of scotty moore ....a pioneer of what i hold most dear... hail hail rocknroll
R.I.P. Scotty. Class act and one the most influential guitarist of all time.
SCOTTY Moore, é o melhores do estilo, etc. maneco - Brasil.
This bloke is one of the most important players to have ever picked up the instrument. And he's obviously such a lovely fellow. He seems to be almost unaware of how much he means to us all. Incredible.
Thank you
@@scottyboiLP haha you got me ha ha sorry for being a tottal dick scotty moore .. i tottaly understand. i deleted my comments ha ha ...i guess we are all on the comments for the same reason. hey great name by the way .......
Scotty died yesterday aged 84.Scotty's early contributions to Elvis' Sun recordings are legendary. His innovative and inspirational licks will go down in history. I never tire of listening to his guitar work and he was the template for many of today's guitar legends. The 1968 NBC TV Special showed him in great form alongside Elvis. I will never forget him.
R.I.P. Scotty.
A real treat.Thanks.
Scotty Moore's playing just moves me. RIP legend.
As a young kid in the 50's Scotty Moore was the first guitarist I ever heard, even before James Burton or Chuck Berry- RIP Mr. Moore
Happy Birthday Elvis Jan 8 2021
God Bless Scotty
I was lucky enough to chat with Scotty on the phone a couple of times for 10 minutes before he went home to heaven. He is a totally awesome fellow.
what did he say?
Seems like a class act. Thanks for sharing.
Scotty Moore, my greatest Guitar Idol
#RIP Scotty --- LEGEND indeed ......
Scotty Moore is a genius --- he was the master mind behind Elvis!
Listen to the original recording of Hound Dog. TWO guitar breaks, both brilliant.
Scotty Moore...without him Elvis would not have been the so called King of Rock and Roll...
My first guitar hero.
I see Scotty is wearing a CAAS ID. What year was this? We go to CAAS every year but never saw Scotty there. I'm bummed.
He played by ear and wasn’t a trained musician. I wonder if, in the dawn of Rock & Roll, that was necessary to manifest those very early innovated guitar licks. Would a trained musician know how to veer off the path to generate the necessary Rock & Roll sound? Probably not.
You could have got into more detail of recoreding that's alright Mama, how many takes it took, what was the real reaction during the playback ?
Scotty acts as if he has no idea how historic this first recording session was and is. Getting the details out of him was like pulling teeth. I would think by this time in his life he would have known how important and iconic his influence on rock and roll actually was. Is it because Scotty was such a humble man or was it that he just doesn't understand what he did for the future of rock and roll guitar players?
"He wasn't Scottish was he?" Oh how I laughed.
Brian McCulloch I
how come Scotty isnt holding a guitar but the interviewer is ???
Hi! Because the interviewer is Martin Taylor, legendary guitar player.
I noticed that immediately!
Scotty should have been holding the guitar!!
Poor Scot, memory has gone but doesn't forget music.
Scotty's leaving a lot of information out when he tells that story he tells it better on other videos
He wasn't Scottish? What an ignorant comment , the Scots donate more money per head of population than most Countries in the world.
The guy interviewing him keeps interrupting him.....
yeah he did