JJ is so easy to listen too. He oozes soul. I have been watching him for a couple years. He can pretty much put strings on anything and make it sound awesome!!
What’s really sick about JJ’s playing is his pacing and groove. Lots of people can pull off those licks but few can put it together so that it adds up to a MOOD. He never forgets that the root of all this music is the call-and-response of African and African-American folksong. He plays a bass riff and answers it with trills on the treble strings. Its a conversation going back and forth, and his mastery is in allowing you to hear what each side is saying. You can’t just nail the licks, you have to find the FEELING and lock it down tight. Everything flows out of that. You don’t have the feel - or the mojo or the soul - and 10,000 rattlesnake tails won’t help you. In fact they’ll just make you look and sound ridiculous. And the first tip toward finding that groove is remembering that this is also dance music. If you can imagine people shaking, shimmying and rubbing up against each other while you play, you’re on to something. Of course, I’ve been trying to find that groove myself for the past 30 years...and it’s damned elusive.
Justin Johnson is "Cooler than the other side of the pillow" --- More creative than Elon Musk --- Great analysis video GEAR: Furch Guitars (Yellow Gc-CR 9) 9-String Acoustic/Electric Guitar -- seems like adding the 9 string option is only $135 --- so should be less than $3000 LOW A (after inserting rattlesnake tail behind second fret) - A-D-G-G-B-B-E-E
People always say, "man, [insert musician] could play a [random object] and make it sound good!" Well, JJ took it to heart and played a literal shovel.
The use of homemade/repurposed slide guitars is a homage to the the original bluesmen of 100+ yrs ago, who built their own instruments due to not having the money for anything else. As well as cigar boxes and oil cans, shovels were actually one of the most common things used.. usually with bailing wire for strings. The blues was literally born on those things..
@@bombercountyblues I know, it was a joke on my end. Im sorry it didn't come across that way. I actually saw JJ play a cigar box guitar live back before he found his fame, super humble guy.
Justin is unquestionably one of the World's greatest guitarists. He can do it all. Check out his acoustic Beatles covers like Don't Let me Down, While My Guitar etc. Amazing.
Justin Johnson has came a long way. I saw him 7 years ago playing a tiny little coffee shop, Berkeley Bob's, in Cullman, Alabama....what a fantastic player to sit and listen to.
The Furch Guitars story began a long time before the company was officially established. In the 1970s, Frantisek Furch, a metalworker by day and a musician by night, faced the dilemma of complete unavailability of high-quality musical instruments in the then socialist Czechoslovakia. Because importing an instrument from overseas was too complicated and excessively costly, he resorted to his metalworking skills and used an old drum to make his first banjo. A few years later, Frantisek also made his first acoustic guitar, in the roundback style, with a spruce top plate from an old piano. The response of other musicians to his first guitar was very favorable, and prompted a high number of Frantisek’s friends to commission a guitar from him. Initially, Frantisek made several prototypes of roundback guitars, a type that was very popular and in high demand at that time, generating even more interest in his instruments. Seems like they make make a hell of a guitar.
Justin Johnson has absolute mastery of all stringed instruments. Probably the GOAT. If you aren't subscribed you are truly missing out, he NEVER has a bad upload, literally every upload goes on a Justin Johnson favorite playlist which is realistically just a playlist of his entire channel.
This man single-handedly made reaction videos good. You actually walk away from his videos with knowledge and information relating to the original video that you most likely wouldn’t have known or figured out without prior knowledge of music theory or guitar techniques.
I've played acoustic rythm for 38 years! I discovered Justin 5 years ago and he totally changed my musical direction!! I am 59 and he blew me away!I He has around 400 videos posted!! You should check 'em out!!
Yes that would be awesome with Justin’s Johnson. . I know all about trying to pick which of your eight children you love the best 😂. . I’ll check out your live chat. Love playing guitar it’s always a working progress. Thank you. Justin kicked ass in that video.
I'd love to see your reaction to Justin's "New Orleans Heavy Swamp Blues on Fretless 6-String" th-cam.com/video/q-HdorsEP3A/w-d-xo.html He does some crazy cool stuff on that one.
He is realy good, reel blues player, simpel but good timing and lot of praxtis. Every time a see him i ook up mijn gitaar and go to play J.Jonsssen is super Thanks for tho loke tho him, bye bye from the Nederlands/Holland
Fun guy ! Never heard of ‘m. Thanx Michael, do you know Eric Sardinas ? Would appreciate it if you checked him out. Met him when he played in Holland on tour with Steve Vai. Real down & dirty slide-blues.
Hi Micheal four recommendations for you to check out Al di Meola - Race with the devil on a Spanish highway Larry Carltons solo in Steely Dan’s Third world man Larry. Carlton - BP blues Jerry Garcia’s solo in Ship of Fools
Justin Johnson . . .♥️ Check out his mandolin posts No wait his eukulale posts Stop do the sitar thingy posts The cat says the cat bowl guitar Um the old old banjo is the one Correction the barometer yes yes I forgot the amo box post The Gerry gas can from down under Oh oh no no the licence plate ones The diddlely bow ones . . . . . . . . . . .
So there is a band called “Deadsouth” and they are very very cool, and very unique. I would highly recommend checking them out. th-cam.com/video/bTpTgBudECU/w-d-xo.html there is the link, and I personally like their song “Blue Trash” the time stamp is 5:51.
I love your show and this concept. It is a real shame the copyrighters seem to not consider this edited and alter content. There used to be a think called fair use.
Two of my absolute favorite guitarist in one video! Honestly, Justin Johnson, and Michael Palmisano both just seem so genuine, and authentic; I smile every time I'm on this channel, and it's helped me over many a bump in my journey towards improving my chops. Thank you for always being so awesome!
Gotta love Justin Johnson and his very unique bluesy style of finger picking. Reminds me of a young Stevie Ray Vaughn, who plays more acoustic than electric. Not always a fan. But he has grown on me, lately. I'd like to hear him with a serious band. But he is a one man band. With or without. Such a great and unique talent.
Have you seen Intuitive Compass? The singer is a fantastic story teller and the music is simple but fantastic. He used to play with Benjamin Tod of Lost Dog Street Band about ten years back
That was awesome, he's crushing that strat! Please pick your favorite 2 min of the video - give me a time stamp, and I'll put this on the next live show if I get to pick a song.
@@vandyman9957 th-cam.com/video/QNS2dURnTSg/w-d-xo.html You could Start right at 0 and go to 2 min here- that tells the story well! I’ll add notifications and keep a look out!
Not sure if you've ever done a react video on these songs before but have you ever done shakey graves roll them bones? Or Billy strings dust in a baggie? 2 infamously amazing songs
I don’t know if you’ve done any reacts to koe wetzel but he’s a Texas country artist who has some of the most relatable songs out there and it would be awesome to see you do a video on him, your content is amazing by the way I love the way you break down the songs all the way from the meaning of the song to the chords of the guitar, here’s the link to the video m.th-cam.com/video/BRlkvXaX8b8/w-d-xo.html
Okay, I love Justin Johnson videos and music. I love Michaels breakdowns. The two together? Absolute awesome! This is going to get me to pull my dad’s guitar out and learn to play the damn thing.
I know this isn't your typical type of video to review, but you often talk about audience control, groove, and little bits of theory, so I thought you might like this if you've never seen it. It's a little look into the everyday genius of a professional musician. It's a little more subtle than Albert King's approach! Also, look how happy the bass player is at 0:44 ish. Hahahaha th-cam.com/video/UinRq_29jPk/w-d-xo.html
Michael - that's his girlfriend filming and the guitar is a Furch and is a relative unknown in the guitar world. You should check out his unboxing videos where he did one on the Furch guitars
Your characteristic noodling on the fretboard is reminding me strongly of my first guitar teacher; many moons hence. I was doing classical grade work with him. He taught (and performed) both jazz and classical guitar. He always had a guitar on his lap and he would punctuate his conversation by improvising in bebop style. He did this unconsciously, but excellently even while talking to someone on the phone (pre cellphone era - dating myself I know) and his playing would get more frenzied and complex depending on his mood, and the conversation. He had studied with Barney Kessel, and he was the one who introduced me to the joys of jazz in the first place. Great flashback memory. Watching you do this is a true blast from the past.
I love Justin and watch every video I come across. This one is really cool. He has inspired me to attempt to learn slide. I can't wait for the opportunity to see him in a live venue!
That flat-5-lick on the 1st and 3rd fret is quite prominent in the beginning riff of Black Sabbaths In To The Void. I can't hear that lick without that coming into my mind. Hahaha.
I could have picked 1 of 300 videos,... but I've never seen a 9-string and a rattler... thanks to Tunesday Nights, I've seen shovels, hoes, and as a comment of one of Justin's video said... "give the man a shoe and tight strings, you'll have a song". Justin Johnson is scheduled for next Tunesday LIVE 11/24/20! Cheers community!
Sir just wanna thank you for your videos. I love new music and your videos never fail to introduce me to incredible musicians. However, one thing you've done is get me to pick up my guitar again. Got my nose to the grindstone with music theory, and trying to practice at least 30 minutes a day. Have newborn twins so its been a challenge. When moneys better I will support, until then all I can do is ring that bell. Thank you again sir, and please continue the great work.
Matt... you are us... Pick that Guitar up and I'll donate a GuitarGate membership to you... Work and take care of those babies - keep your hobby alive, we got your lessons... Cheers amigo! Send me an email vndymncn@yahoo.com
Michael, big fan. I’d love to see you react to Justin Broadbent covering On the Road Again live at Montreux jazz festival. Some really cool slide guitar techniques to breakdown
He Rocks for sure(thought so ever since first hear). That you can translate n articulate it means you Rock as well. (I'll do my best to join you there)
I'm a huge JJ fan. Love his slide playing too. He's authentic to the bone. Check out his version of Jack White's "Third Man" recording booth. Too good. Jack White’s Third Man Records 1947 Voice-o-Graph Record Booth: "The Red Road" by Justin Johnson
Now you should do Justin's Ace of Spades on the 3 string shovel
Legitimately came to say. Anything on the shovel or one of his other crazy homemade 3 stringers.
th-cam.com/video/-tAEAyHgCec/w-d-xo.html
Without a doubt
He’s got a lot of cool different videos out there. Never seen him do something that wasn’t impressive.
JJ is so easy to listen too. He oozes soul. I have been watching him for a couple years. He can pretty much put strings on anything and make it sound awesome!!
Hi is indeed realy smoot and so deam good
What’s really sick about JJ’s playing is his pacing and groove. Lots of people can pull off those licks but few can put it together so that it adds up to a MOOD. He never forgets that the root of all this music is the call-and-response of African and African-American folksong. He plays a bass riff and answers it with trills on the treble strings. Its a conversation going back and forth, and his mastery is in allowing you to hear what each side is saying. You can’t just nail the licks, you have to find the FEELING and lock it down tight. Everything flows out of that. You don’t have the feel - or the mojo or the soul - and 10,000 rattlesnake tails won’t help you. In fact they’ll just make you look and sound ridiculous. And the first tip toward finding that groove is remembering that this is also dance music. If you can imagine people shaking, shimmying and rubbing up against each other while you play, you’re on to something. Of course, I’ve been trying to find that groove myself for the past 30 years...and it’s damned elusive.
the rattle snake tail is damn cool tho aint it
As Michaels said in past videos, fret hand = vocab/words vs picking hand = voice/ how you express. It's one thing to know the words you want to use...
I absolutely am hooked on Justin Johnson. So glad you did one of his songs!!
I was lucky enough to sit down with Justin Johnson, up close and personal, while he played two instruments I built, five years ago. He IS the man 🎼🎸
Justin Johnson is "Cooler than the other side of the pillow" --- More creative than Elon Musk --- Great analysis video
GEAR:
Furch Guitars (Yellow Gc-CR 9) 9-String Acoustic/Electric Guitar -- seems like adding the 9 string option is only $135 --- so should be less than $3000
LOW A (after inserting rattlesnake tail behind second fret) - A-D-G-G-B-B-E-E
People always say, "man, [insert musician] could play a [random object] and make it sound good!" Well, JJ took it to heart and played a literal shovel.
The use of homemade/repurposed slide guitars is a homage to the the original bluesmen of 100+ yrs ago, who built their own instruments due to not having the money for anything else. As well as cigar boxes and oil cans, shovels were actually one of the most common things used.. usually with bailing wire for strings.
The blues was literally born on those things..
@@bombercountyblues I know, it was a joke on my end. Im sorry it didn't come across that way. I actually saw JJ play a cigar box guitar live back before he found his fame, super humble guy.
He also played an ammo box
I click on anything that says Justin Johnson. Very nice respectful review. Thank you.
Nearly every single one of his videos has left me awestruck in the end. He's honestly one of the best musicians today.
He plays several kinds of guitars, string configurations. He's cool.
Justin is unquestionably one of the World's greatest guitarists. He can do it all. Check out his acoustic Beatles covers like Don't Let me Down, While My Guitar etc. Amazing.
JJ is a fingerpicking master. His lessons are fantastic and pure easy to follow. ✌️
master groove... always in his own pocket.... cheers Keith!
Justin Johnson has came a long way. I saw him 7 years ago playing a tiny little coffee shop, Berkeley Bob's, in Cullman, Alabama....what a fantastic player to sit and listen to.
The Furch Guitars story began a long time before the company was officially established. In the 1970s, Frantisek Furch, a metalworker by day and a musician by night, faced the dilemma of complete unavailability of high-quality musical instruments in the then socialist Czechoslovakia. Because importing an instrument from overseas was too complicated and excessively costly, he resorted to his metalworking skills and used an old drum to make his first banjo. A few years later, Frantisek also made his first acoustic guitar, in the roundback style, with a spruce top plate from an old piano. The response of other musicians to his first guitar was very favorable, and prompted a high number of Frantisek’s friends to commission a guitar from him. Initially, Frantisek made several prototypes of roundback guitars, a type that was very popular and in high demand at that time, generating even more interest in his instruments.
Seems like they make make a hell of a guitar.
you got to revisit Justin again when he does a three string shovel Blues it'll blow you away.
omg im so happy you discovered the greatness that is Justin Johnson
Justin Johnson has absolute mastery of all stringed instruments. Probably the GOAT.
If you aren't subscribed you are truly missing out, he NEVER has a bad upload, literally every upload goes on a Justin Johnson favorite playlist which is realistically just a playlist of his entire channel.
Humble as well. I really appreciated his Thanksgiving message.
Still so YOUNG.
This guy has a lot of little licks that are amazing.Really worth studying
That rattlesnake tail is freaking me out
ikr dam
That the rudest shit I ever seen…. I think that’s how you make the devil show up
Justin Johnson is my favorite guitarist. He can play anything. Love his music.
#bestguitarsever
Yes
Justin johnsons fretless guitar would make a good reaction vid. Sounds amazing.
th-cam.com/video/q-HdorsEP3A/w-d-xo.html
"Hey Unca' Mikey; is this what they call Voodoo Blues? That rattlesnake bone must be real mean mojo..."
Justin Johnson is a cool dude who plays a bunch of cool music on lots of different cool guitars. That's a Furch by the logo on the headstock.
justin johnson is awesome take a look at his video "down the porch"
Hey Sir,....impressive skills! ...can you you do a dive into the Aqualung/locomotive breath.....tone from Martin Barre.... Thanks????
Justin is incredible - I recall first coming across him through a fingerpicking masterclass he put of on TH-cam. Amazing player.
Same video i found him too, dude is incredible.
Should check out Billy Strings playing with Bela
This man single-handedly made reaction videos good. You actually walk away from his videos with knowledge and information relating to the original video that you most likely wouldn’t have known or figured out without prior knowledge of music theory or guitar techniques.
I've played acoustic rythm for 38 years! I discovered Justin 5 years ago and he totally changed my musical direction!! I am 59 and he blew me away!I He has around 400 videos posted!! You should check 'em out!!
One of the best freestyle blues players of the decade
Yes that would be awesome with Justin’s Johnson. . I know all about trying to pick which of your eight children you love the best 😂. . I’ll check out your live chat. Love playing guitar it’s always a working progress. Thank you. Justin kicked ass in that video.
What's up to all my master-gaters
I'd love to see your reaction to Justin's "New Orleans Heavy Swamp Blues on Fretless 6-String" th-cam.com/video/q-HdorsEP3A/w-d-xo.html He does some crazy cool stuff on that one.
He is realy good, reel blues player, simpel but good timing and lot of praxtis. Every time a see him i ook up mijn gitaar and go to play J.Jonsssen is super
Thanks for tho loke tho him, bye bye from the Nederlands/Holland
JJ is the king. The snake is just the snake
I have been begging you to do Justin Johnson as well
Fun guy ! Never heard of ‘m.
Thanx
Michael, do you know Eric Sardinas ?
Would appreciate it if you checked him out.
Met him when he played in Holland on tour with Steve Vai.
Real down & dirty slide-blues.
How did you do that? Only with your ears its amazing
Hi Micheal four recommendations for you to check out
Al di Meola - Race with the devil on a Spanish highway
Larry Carltons solo in Steely Dan’s Third world man
Larry. Carlton - BP blues
Jerry Garcia’s solo in Ship of Fools
I'm going to recommend John Fulbright "all the time in the world" he's one of the greatest largely unknown artists of our time.
Justin Johnson . . .♥️
Check out his mandolin posts
No wait his eukulale posts
Stop do the sitar thingy posts
The cat says the cat bowl guitar
Um the old old banjo is the one
Correction the barometer yes yes
I forgot the amo box post
The Gerry gas can from down under
Oh oh no no the licence plate ones
The diddlely bow ones . . . .
. . . . . . .
BINGO!
So there is a band called “Deadsouth” and they are very very cool, and very unique. I would highly recommend checking them out. th-cam.com/video/bTpTgBudECU/w-d-xo.html there is the link, and I personally like their song “Blue Trash” the time stamp is 5:51.
*trades soul to the devil in exchange to play the blues*
*gives rattlesnake tail*
Justin Johnson “wtf do I do with this??”
we love stories!
You need to check out Ian Noe - Methhead: th-cam.com/video/RhDIf-3qrHU/w-d-xo.html - it's like if Dylan and Townes van zandt had a fight.
There's no one better than Justin Johnson
One of the best blues players out there, IMO. Two thumbs up for JJ.
The more I watch your videos the closer I come to purchasing a PRS.
I agree! So far I have two.....LOL
Test spidergawd from Norway ore motorpcyco wictoms of Rock!! please
You should check out Poor Man's Poison. Either Providence, Feed the machine, or come on down.
Super video! I applauded for $5.00 👏👏
You're in for a great ride ... I like the New Orleans Heavy Swamp Blues.
Avalanche was my 2nd pick
I love your show and this concept. It is a real shame the copyrighters seem to not consider this edited and alter content. There used to be a think called fair use.
That was awesome. You are so cool! Thanks for doing this.
That's cool you do your reaction guitar in hand. Show me don't tell me!
Master...a guitar player must watch ...alip ba-ta...🙏🙏🙏👍
I've been a fan of Justin's for a while; it's nice to see you react to his playing!!
You should do his planet caravan!! One of his best
You should react to feb 16 2016 by koe wetzels
Justin is my favorite male blues player. Can’t get enough of his finger pickin.
Two of my absolute favorite guitarist in one video! Honestly, Justin Johnson, and Michael Palmisano both just seem so genuine, and authentic; I smile every time I'm on this channel, and it's helped me over many a bump in my journey towards improving my chops. Thank you for always being so awesome!
Great Video, guitar was a Furch and he made it sing and cry!
If you want to see someone sing with the most passion I’ve ever seen then You should listen to Heading south by Zach Bryan.
Gotta love Justin Johnson and his very unique bluesy style of finger picking. Reminds me of a young Stevie Ray Vaughn, who plays more acoustic than electric. Not always a fan. But he has grown on me, lately. I'd like to hear him with a serious band. But he is a one man band. With or without. Such a great and unique talent.
"RumbleStrippin'" from Justin Johnson's "Drivin' it Down" Double-Album
The secret of JJ is the thumb drone and often he he use the both thumb
Do Chris Buck! th-cam.com/video/wOBIWvWp1NA/w-d-xo.html
Have you seen Intuitive Compass? The singer is a fantastic story teller and the music is simple but fantastic. He used to play with Benjamin Tod of Lost Dog Street Band about ten years back
Really good! We usually watch 2-3 min of a Live track... do you have a song link and time stamp? Thank you!
please RITCHIE BLACKMORE
Hey Michael can you do a video on big legged woman by Chris Duarte?
That was awesome, he's crushing that strat! Please pick your favorite 2 min of the video - give me a time stamp, and I'll put this on the next live show if I get to pick a song.
@@vandyman9957 th-cam.com/video/QNS2dURnTSg/w-d-xo.html
You could Start right at 0 and go to 2 min here- that tells the story well!
I’ll add notifications and keep a look out!
@@matthewmilantoni3961 I will 100% defer to you... this is your call - please watch for 3 min starting at 2:40 and you pick the winner
Not sure if you've ever done a react video on these songs before but have you ever done shakey graves roll them bones? Or Billy strings dust in a baggie? 2 infamously amazing songs
He's done them both! Search his YT channel - thank you!
I don’t know if you’ve done any reacts to koe wetzel but he’s a Texas country artist who has some of the most relatable songs out there and it would be awesome to see you do a video on him, your content is amazing by the way I love the way you break down the songs all the way from the meaning of the song to the chords of the guitar, here’s the link to the video m.th-cam.com/video/BRlkvXaX8b8/w-d-xo.html
My son turned me on to Koe and we played him on a Tuesday night back in August. He's on the "React" list! Thank you Alec!
I absolutely loved your Tyler Childers videos, check out “Follow You to Virgie” about his friend’s grandmother’s death. Family favorite song
Boom!
Great Tues night session last night!!!! Thanks didn’t catch all of it but sent me on to listen to a live version in the studio of Bootleg Turn.... v
Very tasty
PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT TAJ FARRANT'S COVER OF FAREWELL BALLARD
Justin's one of my favorites. His blues slide work is amazing.
Amazing is correct... gonna slide Live next week!
Palmisano has a three string someone sent him. Maybe he should take some Justin lessons.
My wife borrowed my lick bag and I haven't seen her in a week.
Hey Mike big fan, you should do a review of Billy Strings and Marcus King cover of “Summertime”, not the most crazy but damn it’s so sweet and smooth
Ask and ye shall receive!
Guitar Teacher REACTS: Billy Strings & Marcus King "Summertime" LIVE
th-cam.com/video/sqUDL627AA0/w-d-xo.html
Cheers!!
@@vandyman9957 haha Nice!
He's slide work is awesome too
Love your videos Michael! Would love to see Dead & Comany Jack Straw Live at Dodger Stadium 7/7/18. The full video is on TH-cam
th-cam.com/video/lCdXyj57HO0/w-d-xo.html
Here’s the link. Great chord changes and ultimately an amazing D & C track early in their time together
Okay, I love Justin Johnson videos and music. I love Michaels breakdowns. The two together? Absolute awesome! This is going to get me to pull my dad’s guitar out and learn to play the damn thing.
Pull pop's guitar out, JJ will be LIVE next week! Thank you Tfod!
Did you do it?
Keeping that drone going with the thumb is the hard part of most of his tunes
I know this isn't your typical type of video to review, but you often talk about audience control, groove, and little bits of theory, so I thought you might like this if you've never seen it. It's a little look into the everyday genius of a professional musician. It's a little more subtle than Albert King's approach! Also, look how happy the bass player is at 0:44 ish. Hahahaha
th-cam.com/video/UinRq_29jPk/w-d-xo.html
Big fan of Harry!
I have seent it all now!
Finally you found justin
and by the way michael, love your videos and videos choices
Justin is honestly one of the best I’ve heard in a very long time.
I wish you would react to the messiah will come again by Gary Moore
BOOM! That was excellent!! Love GM - great call!
Michael - that's his girlfriend filming and the guitar is a Furch and is a relative unknown in the guitar world. You should check out his unboxing videos where he did one on the Furch guitars
I think the guitar is a Furch
Your characteristic noodling on the fretboard is reminding me strongly of my first guitar teacher; many moons hence. I was doing classical grade work with him. He taught (and performed) both jazz and classical guitar. He always had a guitar on his lap and he would punctuate his conversation by improvising in bebop style. He did this unconsciously, but excellently even while talking to someone on the phone (pre cellphone era - dating myself I know) and his playing would get more frenzied and complex depending on his mood, and the conversation. He had studied with Barney Kessel, and he was the one who introduced me to the joys of jazz in the first place. Great flashback memory. Watching you do this is a true blast from the past.
This is one of the more tamer of the Justin Johnson videos
I love Justin and watch every video I come across. This one is really cool. He has inspired me to attempt to learn slide. I can't wait for the opportunity to see him in a live venue!
That flat-5-lick on the 1st and 3rd fret is quite prominent in the beginning riff of Black Sabbaths In To The Void. I can't hear that lick without that coming into my mind. Hahaha.
I could have picked 1 of 300 videos,... but I've never seen a 9-string and a rattler... thanks to Tunesday Nights, I've seen shovels, hoes, and as a comment of one of Justin's video said... "give the man a shoe and tight strings, you'll have a song". Justin Johnson is scheduled for next Tunesday LIVE 11/24/20!
Cheers community!
Sir just wanna thank you for your videos. I love new music and your videos never fail to introduce me to incredible musicians. However, one thing you've done is get me to pick up my guitar again. Got my nose to the grindstone with music theory, and trying to practice at least 30 minutes a day. Have newborn twins so its been a challenge. When moneys better I will support, until then all I can do is ring that bell. Thank you again sir, and please continue the great work.
Matt... you are us... Pick that Guitar up and I'll donate a GuitarGate membership to you... Work and take care of those babies - keep your hobby alive, we got your lessons... Cheers amigo! Send me an email vndymncn@yahoo.com
Mama by cam Cole!!!
Heavy
Michael, big fan. I’d love to see you react to Justin Broadbent covering On the Road Again live at Montreux jazz festival. Some really cool slide guitar techniques to breakdown
He Rocks for sure(thought so ever since first hear). That you can translate n articulate it means you Rock as well. (I'll do my best to join you there)
I'm a huge JJ fan. Love his slide playing too. He's authentic to the bone. Check out his version of Jack White's "Third Man" recording booth. Too good.
Jack White’s Third Man Records 1947 Voice-o-Graph Record Booth: "The Red Road" by Justin Johnson
You should see him play a 3 string shovel. Been watching this guy for a couple years. He's the real deal.
He'll play it Tuesday Night I bet :-)