Mathias W plays the bejeezus out of a 1962 Strat - tasteful and spectacular playing
Obviously, there are a lot of amazing guitar players posting on outube but if you haven't checked out Mathias W. (Weber) already then you are in for a treat. He never talks in his videos so I don't even know if he speaks English but wow - what a player. His style reminds me a little bit of Junior Brown - insane double stops pulloffs and bends combined with very tasty melodic lead playing. he can shred with the best of them but he rarely does - mostly he plays the guitar as what it was designed to be - a musical instrument.
Check him out on this terrific solo guitar version of Alvin Lee's "I'm going Home" (sands vocals).
- Stunningly Subtle Musicianship Form Jeff Beck
I guess I have been living under a rock because I didn't hear anything about this amazing young Australian gal Tal Wilkenfeld who was playing bass with Jeff Beck for a few years. I stumbled onto this nice HD Recording of them playing at Ronnie Scott's...
- Vintage 1950's Us Military Tube Amps On Ebay - Chck These Out
Looking for a "bulletproof" old tube amp for guitar or harp? Check these out - LOL! Be sure to check out the neat video sample of the guy playing a right handed Strat upside down (Albert Collins style). Cool stuff. BTW - this guy has...
- Awesome Original 1956 Studio Footage Of A Bigsby Double Neck Electric Guitar
This is some mind blowing footage. The player is _______* and he is playing a rare (even at the time) Paul Bigsby built Double neck solid body electric guitar. Check out the awesome Chuck Berry - James Burton style licks and the killer tone! One of the...
- Sean K. Preston Rocks Out On A Harmony H1215
I discovered this performer while I was on the Harmony Database and he is pretty darn terrific. His name is Sean K. Preston and he plays a style of rockabilly that reminds me alot of post-punk bands like THE GUN CLUB. If you listen to the studio version...
- "while My Guitar Gently Weeps" - Unpacking A Classic Guitar Solo
If there is a piece of music that captivated me this week, it was Eric Clapton's solo in the Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." I've been working on it again, and have found it difficult to master in its simplicity because of its unusual...