Dr. Harmonica your name is dr harmonica and your trying to tell this awesome musician how to tune his guitar. And maybe he wants his guitar to sound like that for this song. Your just trying to talk shit cuz he’s better then you will ever be
I'm quite sure this man does not want a buzzing B string and also does not want to play out of tune. Possibly that's his only guitar and so maybe he's stuck with it but a little fret dressing would cure the buzz and a guitar tuner would cure the bad tuning. Then problems solved. The quality of his musicianship is not the issue. The quality of his guitar is.
@@hambone6158 Wrong. The B string is buzzing because his guitar is not set up properly. The action is too low and the B string buzzes because it is hitting on a fret which it should not do. Either the bridge or the nut needs to be shimmed up a little bit. Could be that the neck is not correctly adjusted and the truss rod needs to be turned to loosen the neck and give it a little more bow so the string does not touch the buzzing fret. The open G tuning has nothing to do with the buzz.
This guy is amazing
Somebody get him a guitar tuner and fix his b string. That guitar buzzes worse than a mosquito.
Dr. Harmonica your name is dr harmonica and your trying to tell this awesome musician how to tune his guitar.
And maybe he wants his guitar to sound like that for this song. Your just trying to talk shit cuz he’s better then you will ever be
I'm quite sure this man does not want a buzzing B string and also does not want to play out of tune. Possibly that's his only guitar and so maybe he's stuck with it but a little fret dressing would cure the buzz and a guitar tuner would cure the bad tuning. Then problems solved. The quality of his musicianship is not the issue. The quality of his guitar is.
@@drharmonica Its not buzzing. That is way that it sounds when you play this song in open G. The guitar is in tune. Its in DGDGBD
@@hambone6158 Wrong. The B string is buzzing because his guitar is not set up properly. The action is too low and the B string buzzes because it is hitting on a fret which it should not do. Either the bridge or the nut needs to be shimmed up a little bit. Could be that the neck is not correctly adjusted and the truss rod needs to be turned to loosen the neck and give it a little more bow so the string does not touch the buzzing fret. The open G tuning has nothing to do with the buzz.
This dude is from blues royalty-he’s got much more credibility than you when it comes to what this magic is supposed to sound like