I've stood front row in front of Chris during their gig in the Netherlands last year, and I can confirm, Chris likes being loud on stage. One of the best live guitar sounds I've heard.
My favourite thing about TPS is that Mick and Dan are genuinely fans of all the people they have on - the sheer joy they show when people talk/play is contagious (especially Dan with Simon from Biffy, encapsulates how I'd act around him as well) and I just wanted to say: Keep being awesome you two! It's fantastic to see people who are deeply passionate about their interests and willing to share that with everyone else.
Cool thing is their guests return the energy of gratitude: Simon Neil is one of the nicest people regardless but his enjoyment in nerding out with Dan on a variety of music/gear-related subjects including Dan's products & how they streamlined his live rig is what makes those episodes such a great time. They're fans of each other's work, in the simplest terms, but it's fun as hell to watch
Amazing! How could anyone hate Chris Buck? What a genuinely great guy who can play the $&+# out of a guitar. Thank you all for taking the time to make this video. It makes my day.
I once criticized his playing style and note choice as being a bit "precious". Not sure if that's the correct term, but as good a player he is, it often reminds me of "Worship" music, which I believe does not represent the full range of human emotion. FI, early Gospel musicians were at odds with blues musicians for that reason. That being said, I certainly don't hate him. He seems like a really nice guy, and uncommonly articulate and poetic in his speech.
@@GCKelloch yeah, he’s a nice guy and a very good guitar player. I think your “precious” descriptive actually fits him perfectly. It’s almost like he will play 3-4 notes real lightly and softly and then hit the 5th one with determination and drama and then play a 6-7 fast note phrase and then bend up to a note softly it’s sort of like he’s caressing every phrase. Some players/listeners like that kind of playing, others like a less cerebral and dramatic approach. Chris Buck has his thing going on and he really impressed the guitar RUclips community on that Paul Davids video. Something for everybody somewhere in this world. I highly doubt he gets any “hate”. Criticism or describing somebody’s playing is not hate.
@@zenlandzipline His playing seems anything but cerebral. Yes, it's like he is imagining caressing a lover, or hugging a child while he is playing. Maybe he takes the edict of forgetting everything you've learned too far? I think he has a Music degree. Maybe he has confused falling into that sweet place with being in the moment? I think music should challenge us. Shaking ourselves up and departing from our comfort zones is no less in the moment if that's where our mind or heart is, but would he lose his audience if he took more musical risks?
Chris Buck is always as articulate and refined, speaking about music, as his music itself is! I especially enjoyed hearing how he gravitated to the Yamaha as a baggage-free guitar, not weighted down by heritage performances 50+ years ago. Refreshing!
TPS is like a therapy session for me. Mick and Dan are more than just the ultimate experts on guitar tone, they are examples of what all of our quests in life should be; to find our deepest joy and to live in it. Watching you guys soak in and embrace each note, tone, and creative nuance brings me joy. I look forward to each new video. Chris is a great example of how, no matter how many people have played so many guitars in so many ways, there is always something new to be discovered and created. You are all such inspirations. Thank you:) I want to be more like Chris, so I bought a T-Shirt!
Chris was on of the main reasons I started playing again guitar a few years back after a 20 year break. Love his playing and tone and I'm really happy that a few days ago noticed the S.B. Empire gig and got a ticket (I live abroad). Happy times!
C.Buck has an unreal control over his tone, volume, fretting, effects and soloing language that is top notch. He definitely is moving the needle for the guitar world.
I have been a CB fan for years now. He’s young. I can’t imagine how incredible he is now and how incredible he will become in the years coming. What an amazing player and gentleman.
You guys are so good at these chats. You reflect and amplify your guest's passion so it feels like they're steering. Even the more formal interviews with heroes like Johnny and Noel, its not an "interview", its a conversation. Thankful guys like yourselves are in a position to document these players for future generations.
Ya....this kid could play a toaster oven and still would be instantaneously recognisable. What a beautiful touch and unique feel. Fun was had watching this . Praises all around🙏
Thank you leg-ends for another fine show. Chris (which auto correct keeps trying to change to Christ) is awesome. Such a nice guy, hugely talented, and an example of hard work and perseverance. His legato and bending really is something else, such a signature sound!
This video just left me thinking that Yamaha guitar is one of coolest looking axes I’ve ever seen! I want one! ……and the rest of the content was top notch as always! Chris is such a great player and a nice bloke.
Terrific episode, Chris is such an amazing guitarist, the Cardinal Black album is incredible, brilliant songs played and sang superbly, well worth buying 👍🎸😄
I have to give credit (and thanks) where they’re due- I had been previously unaware of Chris and Cardinal Black until this vid. A quick YT search later and a 2-hr wormhole later- WOW!👍🏻 KILLER tone
Great video D&M & CB, such a humble genuine guy. Love Chris’s tone and delighted to be hear that he’s loud as I’ve got tickets to the Dublin show in Nov. Can’t wait 🙌🏻
Top bloke. Met Chris at Glasgow Guitar Show and had a great chat about guitars and touring etc . Stupidly never tried a Yamaha he was there to promote . Missed the recent Glasgow show due to a bug and have tickets for later this year . Not went down pedal rabbit hole so will leave it to the experts here !
It's always a pleasure to see Chris at TPS. He's so eloquante (or chopsy as my mam would say - Chris can translate 😉) about his playing and his gear. Looking forward to the second album and catching the band live in Cardiff at the start of 2025.
Great to see Chris Buck on the channel. Always super tasteful playing 👍🏻 Oh, and I get comments about my propensity to write essays on RUclips quite often… just invariably in defence of something rather than in hatred. Please tell Dan that if he needs someone to write an essay about how he’s NOT the worst guitar player in the world I’m available 😉
Not only a fantastic guitarist but lovely chap as well! Went to see Cardinal Black at the boileroom a while ago and they took the time to meet people and sign stuff afterwards. Keep up the good work guys!
Chris is Right “ Rock City “ Nottingham is a serious venue i have seen soooooo many bands and serious names there over many years . Great Venue , and like the name it Rocks Very very cool Chris and his band are playing there.
As always, lovely Gents: thank-you! Chris, endless thanks and best wishes for every success you and your mates work to earn! Eager to see the band along the U. S. West Coast. Fellas, as a player pulling all of my tones from a modeler, TPS always--and Chris here perfectly--prove the power of hybrid rigs. Chris; love your tone and respect the years of effort behind your sound. M & D: another epic TPS episode up there with Ed O'Brien! Carry on Gentlemen!
Beyond an amazing musician, Chris seems such a great human. As an aside, that is quite the amazing (studio-sized) pedalboard. He could have a really nice (travel-sized) board if he only knew a couple of aurally discerning pedal connoisseurs who know the perfect multi-pedals and how to build boards with an understanding of MIDI. Oh, well.
Great Show Mick and Dan! We need guys like Chris Buck keeping tube amps and loud live music from going extinct(although I don't really think they will, they are too awesome for that!)
Only getting around to watch the last 30mins of the video. Love it, some of the tones are just mesmerising. Planning to see Chris and the band in Dublin 5th Nov.
Want to say thank you to all involved for this episode. In light of the discussion around negativity, I want to spread positivity. I know it’s hard that you can get 100s of positive comments, yet it seems like a lone negative one sticks more with you. Chris’s playing is wonderful. Cardinal Black’s music is great. The vocal harmonies in Tied Up in Blue are beautiful. Like Chris, one of my main amps is a brown panel Fender, but a Bandmaster in my case, and having the harmonic trem on paired with a dry amp is a magical sound.
Knocking it out of the park boys!! You have an uncanny knack of making shows that reflect my current guitar mindset and experience. Not that I’m comparing myself to you two or indeed @ChrisBuckGuitar but your shows are just so apt for me at the moment. ❤
It's so true when Chris talks about more aggressive sounds working on a recording as opposed to live. I remember one of the first times my band recorded the engineer suggested i use a rat as an overdrive for one song. Generally, live I always thought the rat was too fuzzy as an overdrive, but it worked perfectly in the track. It got me thinking that live and recording are two separate beasts.
I have been avoiding the 2-amp approach for awhile (I really don’t want to carry two) but hearing the A-B with only the Concert w/ tremolo and then the dry amp added in was awesome. Guess I better re-tube the next amp in my line-up and give it a try. Great playing by Chris as always.
A few disparate thoughts: I love 10" speakers and don't know why some players are against them. They have plenty of low end to my ear. Next, I appreciate the taste and restraint in Chris' playing. He's a humble guy, but I think his playing demonstrates his confidence in how he chooses to express himself. And last, Dan and Mick are such genuine, nice guys, but they're just excellent interviewers. They display curiosity, intelligence, enthusiasm and generosity with their guests, and they always seem to get to the questions I want them to ask. TPS is a special channel. Oh, and I guess one more thing: I've learned so much from Dan and Mick over the years, I wish I'd had a resource like this long ago when I was starting out.
Very nice episode😊 I would like to see episode on Fender Pro Junior tweed amp as pedal platform. I have one and I am very courius what your amp/pedals settings would be. I have seen episode on Blues Junior but I think pro junior tweed is very different sounding.
Just another mind blowing TPS episode of course! So many great things to say here! I'll save it. About that Yamaha, wasn't a humbucker version similar to this from the 70's the main axe for Andy Taylor (Duran Duran)? He's the only cat I think of who I can think of - but I think there's a few fusion people and jazzers, maybe. Loved this. Thanks Chris!!! We are all so happy for you and you that CB's deserve it!
I bought a new Yamaha Revstar Standard in black with the P-90s. I’ve had it for almost a year and I absolutely love it! Yamaha really knocked this one out of the park!
Great video and thanks for having Chris in/ being there Chris. One wee bit of advice if I may… DO NOT let running a band spoil or get in the way of being IN a band. Let someone else deal with stuff and be exactly what you say you want to be - the guitarist in a band.
Been into music since (at least) 1978, and into guitar heros since the early 80's. Chris Buck is deff in my Top 10 guitar players (of all time). I KID YOU NOT !!!
Amazing show. CB is/are going places. I’d love to see a TPS featuring James Walbourne. He’s one of the best British guitar players and has exquisite tone.
I have a 40th anniversary squire jazzmaster. It is so fantastic, it inspires me to play just because it's so lovely. The rhythm circuit makes it very versatile, I tuned down to A# last night and had a great time droning with it, definitely not what they intended it to be used for those 40 years ago lol
Sounding incredible! One thing I have never been able to understand is only hearing vocal and guitar in the monitor. I want to hear things as close to the FOH mix as possible.
Lovely chat between you guys and Chris. Amazing how the best players are still just gear heads like the rest of us. I have to say though a 31KG pedalboard for me is a bit heavy. Even my old Fender twin was only 29KG.
Awesome. Love Chris. Smart, articulate and a good guy. Not a bad guitar player either! Forgive me if you've seen this already but do check out the Terry Childers Rig Rundown on PG. D&M Drive time stamp 43:24. Comedy gold. Be prepared to spray green tea on your device.
Apart from Chris great playing, it might be as much the P90 pickups as the amps that are making that clean tone so reactive. Because when I hear that exact expressivity to a guitar tone, I immedatiately think 'P90s!'. Not that those lovely big beautiful amps are holding it back. Another thing, is that with bass cabs too, multiple 10" can give the most musicial vocal tone. It doesn't kick down the barn doors in the same way as 12s, but they can really sing. And why those vintage Bassman (Bassmen?) sound so great too. On the Jazzmaster / P90-ish thing, I have a real soft spot for my Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster. I like it just as much as guitars 3-4x the price. My humbucker Les Paul is very much second to my P90 Les Paul Special too. The Yamaha FS5 & FG5 red label acoustics are excellent guitars too.
Missed seeing CB at the smaller venues Doh! But got my Shepherds Bush tx as soon as they went on sale, and yes I am dragging a load of mates along as well to share what I know will be a great night!
No cowboy chords? How can Chris call himself a guitarist? Seriously, his technique has always stunned….I love his attitude about the critics. I don’t have the energy for an essay….no one would read it anyway.
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Thank you so much for having me boys 🖤
Such a pleasure mate, always great to see you 🤓🙏
Thank you all for making the world sound like a better place 👍
Please come back soon!
Great stuff gentlemen. Thank you !
yo, is that timepiece a submariner? nice!
I've stood front row in front of Chris during their gig in the Netherlands last year, and I can confirm, Chris likes being loud on stage. One of the best live guitar sounds I've heard.
My favourite thing about TPS is that Mick and Dan are genuinely fans of all the people they have on - the sheer joy they show when people talk/play is contagious (especially Dan with Simon from Biffy, encapsulates how I'd act around him as well) and I just wanted to say: Keep being awesome you two! It's fantastic to see people who are deeply passionate about their interests and willing to share that with everyone else.
Cool thing is their guests return the energy of gratitude: Simon Neil is one of the nicest people regardless but his enjoyment in nerding out with Dan on a variety of music/gear-related subjects including Dan's products & how they streamlined his live rig is what makes those episodes such a great time. They're fans of each other's work, in the simplest terms, but it's fun as hell to watch
I loved watching Mick watching Chris in this!
I mean if I got to sit in the room with the dudes we all look up to as players, I’d be cheesin the whole time too
Amazing! How could anyone hate Chris Buck? What a genuinely great guy who can play the $&+# out of a guitar. Thank you all for taking the time to make this video. It makes my day.
Who said they hate Chris Buck?
@@zenlandzipline My question too. Chris mentions it near the beginning of the episode. Everyone receives hate online. Amazing.
I once criticized his playing style and note choice as being a bit "precious". Not sure if that's the correct term, but as good a player he is, it often reminds me of "Worship" music, which I believe does not represent the full range of human emotion. FI, early Gospel musicians were at odds with blues musicians for that reason. That being said, I certainly don't hate him. He seems like a really nice guy, and uncommonly articulate and poetic in his speech.
@@GCKelloch yeah, he’s a nice guy and a very good guitar player. I think your “precious” descriptive actually fits him perfectly. It’s almost like he will play 3-4 notes real lightly and softly and then hit the 5th one with determination and drama and then play a 6-7 fast note phrase and then bend up to a note softly it’s sort of like he’s caressing every phrase. Some players/listeners like that kind of playing, others like a less cerebral and dramatic approach. Chris Buck has his thing going on and he really impressed the guitar RUclips community on that Paul Davids video.
Something for everybody somewhere in this world. I highly doubt he gets any “hate”. Criticism or describing somebody’s playing is not hate.
@@zenlandzipline His playing seems anything but cerebral. Yes, it's like he is imagining caressing a lover, or hugging a child while he is playing. Maybe he takes the edict of forgetting everything you've learned too far? I think he has a Music degree. Maybe he has confused falling into that sweet place with being in the moment? I think music should challenge us. Shaking ourselves up and departing from our comfort zones is no less in the moment if that's where our mind or heart is, but would he lose his audience if he took more musical risks?
Chris Buck is always as articulate and refined, speaking about music, as his music itself is! I especially enjoyed hearing how he gravitated to the Yamaha as a baggage-free guitar, not weighted down by heritage performances 50+ years ago. Refreshing!
TPS is like a therapy session for me. Mick and Dan are more than just the ultimate experts on guitar tone, they are examples of what all of our quests in life should be; to find our deepest joy and to live in it. Watching you guys soak in and embrace each note, tone, and creative nuance brings me joy. I look forward to each new video. Chris is a great example of how, no matter how many people have played so many guitars in so many ways, there is always something new to be discovered and created. You are all such inspirations. Thank you:) I want to be more like Chris, so I bought a T-Shirt!
Bless you mate, thanks so much 🤓🙏
Chris was on of the main reasons I started playing again guitar a few years back after a 20 year break. Love his playing and tone and I'm really happy that a few days ago noticed the S.B. Empire gig and got a ticket (I live abroad). Happy times!
“I never really thought of it as work because it’s all I ever wanted to do” … bloody awesome.
C.Buck has an unreal control over his tone, volume, fretting, effects and soloing language that is top notch. He definitely is moving the needle for the guitar world.
I have been a CB fan for years now. He’s young. I can’t imagine how incredible he is now and how incredible he will become in the years coming. What an amazing player and gentleman.
Bro is in his mid 30s...
Chris is such a good guest, so human, and a great guitar player.
You guys are so good at these chats. You reflect and amplify your guest's passion so it feels like they're steering. Even the more formal interviews with heroes like Johnny and Noel, its not an "interview", its a conversation.
Thankful guys like yourselves are in a position to document these players for future generations.
There's never a doubt when it's Chris Buck playing... that guy, dang.
Chris is an excellent guitarist and human
Ya....this kid could play a toaster oven and still would be instantaneously recognisable. What a beautiful touch and unique feel.
Fun was had watching this . Praises all around🙏
Chris comes across as a genuine and humble guy. Love the music. Don't get bled dry by the corporations. Keep the Faith!
Meet Chris a few times. And he really is nice guy, with no ego.
He really is an outstanding young guitarist. Very very expressive and a pleasure to listen to.
This is THE episode I've been waiting for since Chris announced the Lightning ❤❤❤❤❤
Love this. All three of these guys can change your mood by playing guitar. So tasteful.
Thank you leg-ends for another fine show. Chris (which auto correct keeps trying to change to Christ) is awesome. Such a nice guy, hugely talented, and an example of hard work and perseverance. His legato and bending really is something else, such a signature sound!
Most impressive part of this is the fact that Chris´ boots match the amps.
Mad respect.
Chris is awesome! Thanks for having him back on 🎸
This video just left me thinking that Yamaha guitar is one of coolest looking axes I’ve ever seen! I want one! ……and the rest of the content was top notch as always! Chris is such a great player and a nice bloke.
Chris most definitly has his own voice on guitar. Beautiful!
Chris is a damn cool guy with a super singular technique that shook the cobwebs out of my own in multiple ways
Great episode guys!
Love Chris’s playing. Shows vibrato, spacing & feel can take years & years.
Watching this was a wonderful way to spend some time. Thank you!
57:30 100% This!!
Oh man! What a great video! I thoroughly enjoyed it with my morning coffee. Have a great weekend guys. ✌️
Friday fretworks is always the next stop after TPS on a Friday. What a player!
Terrific episode, Chris is such an amazing guitarist, the Cardinal Black album is incredible, brilliant songs played and sang superbly, well worth buying 👍🎸😄
I have to give credit (and thanks) where they’re due- I had been previously unaware of Chris and Cardinal Black until this vid. A quick YT search later and a 2-hr wormhole later- WOW!👍🏻 KILLER tone
Check out Buck and Evans.
I love when Chirs does that left hand quick flick of the wrist movement and its just the coolest trick that makes that CB sound.
I find Chris Buck so inspiring as a guitarist. Love the style, love the feeling, love the passion. Oh, and love the gear!!
Great video D&M & CB, such a humble genuine guy. Love Chris’s tone and delighted to be hear that he’s loud as I’ve got tickets to the Dublin show in Nov. Can’t wait 🙌🏻
Such great tone and playing from this guy.
Brilliant! The Aber-Cwm-Fightme made me laugh, gigging up and down the clubs in the Valleys of South Wales, it’s so true! Love it 🏴
Been a long week. Really needed this, thanks tps
Top bloke. Met Chris at Glasgow Guitar Show and had a great chat about guitars and touring etc . Stupidly never tried a Yamaha he was there to promote . Missed the recent Glasgow show due to a bug and have tickets for later this year . Not went down pedal rabbit hole so will leave it to the experts here !
Chris inspired me to get back into playing several years ago. Hope he continues to enjoy all the success
I had two black panel Super Reverbs in the 90's and I could hear myself just fine thank you😎
LOL😂
It's always a pleasure to see Chris at TPS. He's so eloquante (or chopsy as my mam would say - Chris can translate 😉) about his playing and his gear. Looking forward to the second album and catching the band live in Cardiff at the start of 2025.
Saw the name on the episode and got all giddy. Chris is such an inspiring player !!
Really cool! I love this band. Chris Buck is a bad ass!!
Great to see Chris Buck on the channel. Always super tasteful playing 👍🏻
Oh, and I get comments about my propensity to write essays on RUclips quite often… just invariably in defence of something rather than in hatred. Please tell Dan that if he needs someone to write an essay about how he’s NOT the worst guitar player in the world I’m available 😉
Loving the honesty as always
Not only a fantastic guitarist but lovely chap as well! Went to see Cardinal Black at the boileroom a while ago and they took the time to meet people and sign stuff afterwards. Keep up the good work guys!
One of my favorite players, amazing touch, feel and taste, Chris is just great. Plus he loves P90s, which are my favorite style of pick up.
Chris is Right “ Rock City “ Nottingham is a serious venue i have seen soooooo many bands and serious names there over many years .
Great Venue , and like the name it Rocks
Very very cool Chris and his band are playing there.
Chris, the love is huge and the comments irrelevant. Enjoy the family and share your talent and passion with those you inspire 🏴
As always, lovely Gents: thank-you! Chris, endless thanks and best wishes for every success you and your mates work to earn! Eager to see the band along the U.
S. West Coast. Fellas, as a player pulling all of my tones from a modeler, TPS always--and Chris here perfectly--prove the power of hybrid rigs. Chris; love your tone and respect the years of effort behind your sound. M & D: another epic TPS episode up there with Ed O'Brien! Carry on Gentlemen!
8 notes, and you know it's Chris Buck, just love his phrasing.
that many? :)
Love Chris, so good. Come tour more of the US.
It's not the safest place to be these days. Unfortunately
Beyond an amazing musician, Chris seems such a great human. As an aside, that is quite the amazing (studio-sized) pedalboard. He could have a really nice (travel-sized) board if he only knew a couple of aurally discerning pedal connoisseurs who know the perfect multi-pedals and how to build boards with an understanding of MIDI. Oh, well.
I’m not a guitar player or gear geek. But if Chris is playing guitar I’m all in. And the insights are interesting.
Instant Like...didn't even start the video yet😊
Great Show Mick and Dan! We need guys like Chris Buck keeping tube amps and loud live music from going extinct(although I don't really think they will, they are too awesome for that!)
Without a doubt, the most exciting talent we have from our side of the pond.
Cardinal Black are immense.
Only getting around to watch the last 30mins of the video. Love it, some of the tones are just mesmerising. Planning to see Chris and the band in Dublin 5th Nov.
Just back from Guitar Breaks with this guy, so this is helping with the withdrawal symptoms of his guitar playing 😅
Want to say thank you to all involved for this episode. In light of the discussion around negativity, I want to spread positivity. I know it’s hard that you can get 100s of positive comments, yet it seems like a lone negative one sticks more with you. Chris’s playing is wonderful. Cardinal Black’s music is great. The vocal harmonies in Tied Up in Blue are beautiful. Like Chris, one of my main amps is a brown panel Fender, but a Bandmaster in my case, and having the harmonic trem on paired with a dry amp is a magical sound.
I think Chris was in our cafe in Rogerstone the other week. Gutted I missed him. Quality guitar player! Great band :)
Thanks for another killer show!
what a player, great bloke too it seems.
Knocking it out of the park boys!! You have an uncanny knack of making shows that reflect my current guitar mindset and experience. Not that I’m comparing myself to you two or indeed @ChrisBuckGuitar but your shows are just so apt for me at the moment. ❤
Chris always seems dialed. I really could just sit and listen to him to play.
Buck's playing is like cologne for the ears
It's so true when Chris talks about more aggressive sounds working on a recording as opposed to live. I remember one of the first times my band recorded the engineer suggested i use a rat as an overdrive for one song. Generally, live I always thought the rat was too fuzzy as an overdrive, but it worked perfectly in the track. It got me thinking that live and recording are two separate beasts.
I've enjoyed Cardinal Black thanks to TPS! Big fan, here in the States.
I have been avoiding the 2-amp approach for awhile (I really don’t want to carry two) but hearing the A-B with only the Concert w/ tremolo and then the dry amp added in was awesome. Guess I better re-tube the next amp in my line-up and give it a try. Great playing by Chris as always.
A few disparate thoughts:
I love 10" speakers and don't know why some players are against them. They have plenty of low end to my ear.
Next, I appreciate the taste and restraint in Chris' playing. He's a humble guy, but I think his playing demonstrates his confidence in how he chooses to express himself.
And last, Dan and Mick are such genuine, nice guys, but they're just excellent interviewers. They display curiosity, intelligence, enthusiasm and generosity with their guests, and they always seem to get to the questions I want them to ask. TPS is a special channel.
Oh, and I guess one more thing: I've learned so much from Dan and Mick over the years, I wish I'd had a resource like this long ago when I was starting out.
Very nice episode😊
I would like to see episode on Fender Pro Junior tweed amp as pedal platform. I have one and I am very courius what your amp/pedals settings would be. I have seen episode on Blues Junior but I think pro junior tweed is very different sounding.
Too many legends in one room 🏆
Just another mind blowing TPS episode of course! So many great things to say here! I'll save it. About that Yamaha, wasn't a humbucker version similar to this from the 70's the main axe for Andy Taylor (Duran Duran)? He's the only cat I think of who I can think of - but I think there's a few fusion people and jazzers, maybe. Loved this. Thanks Chris!!! We are all so happy for you and you that CB's deserve it!
I bought a new Yamaha Revstar Standard in black with the P-90s. I’ve had it for almost a year and I absolutely love it! Yamaha really knocked this one out of the park!
Great video and thanks for having Chris in/ being there Chris. One wee bit of advice if I may… DO NOT let running a band spoil or get in the way of being IN a band. Let someone else deal with stuff and be exactly what you say you want to be - the guitarist in a band.
We'll be at The Troubadour! getting closer, looking forward to it.
Love Chris, helluva man.
Been into music since (at least) 1978, and into guitar heros since the early 80's.
Chris Buck is deff in my Top 10 guitar players (of all time).
I KID YOU NOT !!!
Great show gentlemen! Cheers Dan, Mick and Chris!!
"Chris Buck and the Bell Ends" - i will 100% buy that t-shirt.
More That Buck Show please.
Some beautiful expressive playing. Those 2 amps sound great together as well.
Our homework for this week is an essay on why TPS, Chris Buck and Cardinal Black make the world a better place. 40, 000 words, single spaced.
I'd love to see Chris and Rabea visit TPS together and have a go at playing each other's music.
Amazing show. CB is/are going places. I’d love to see a TPS featuring James Walbourne. He’s one of the best British guitar players and has exquisite tone.
How cool is that Harmonic Trem?!? Come on! “It’s alive!” (Dan’s words) is true. The reactive textures of the trem 🤯 😮 🤩!
👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻
Fantastic as always to see @chrisbuck on the show.
Watching Chris at 1:03:00 flip flop his pick in hand is AMAZING🎉🎉😊
How do I practice this !!
I have a 40th anniversary squire jazzmaster. It is so fantastic, it inspires me to play just because it's so lovely. The rhythm circuit makes it very versatile, I tuned down to A# last night and had a great time droning with it, definitely not what they intended it to be used for those 40 years ago lol
Finally a top pro visitor.
Sounding incredible!
One thing I have never been able to understand is only hearing vocal and guitar in the monitor. I want to hear things as close to the FOH mix as possible.
Lovely chat between you guys and Chris. Amazing how the best players are still just gear heads like the rest of us. I have to say though a 31KG pedalboard for me is a bit heavy. Even my old Fender twin was only 29KG.
Seeing this late, but that has to be the most lush amp array I've ever heard here.
Awesome. Love Chris. Smart, articulate and a good guy. Not a bad guitar player either! Forgive me if you've seen this already but do check out the Terry Childers Rig Rundown on PG. D&M Drive time stamp 43:24. Comedy gold. Be prepared to spray green tea on your device.
Apart from Chris great playing, it might be as much the P90 pickups as the amps that are making that clean tone so reactive. Because when I hear that exact expressivity to a guitar tone, I immedatiately think 'P90s!'. Not that those lovely big beautiful amps are holding it back. Another thing, is that with bass cabs too, multiple 10" can give the most musicial vocal tone. It doesn't kick down the barn doors in the same way as 12s, but they can really sing. And why those vintage Bassman (Bassmen?) sound so great too. On the Jazzmaster / P90-ish thing, I have a real soft spot for my Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster. I like it just as much as guitars 3-4x the price. My humbucker Les Paul is very much second to my P90 Les Paul Special too. The Yamaha FS5 & FG5 red label acoustics are excellent guitars too.
Well that was a wonderful 90 minutes - blydi awesome.
Missed seeing CB at the smaller venues Doh! But got my Shepherds Bush tx as soon as they went on sale, and yes I am dragging a load of mates along as well to share what I know will be a great night!
Like you said: B E A U T I F U L
AJ Ghent 'I will always love you' good tip Dan that was amazing
No cowboy chords? How can Chris call himself a guitarist? Seriously, his technique has always stunned….I love his attitude about the critics. I don’t have the energy for an essay….no one would read it anyway.