Hank is so humble and modest. He refuses to take credit for his accomplishments and contributions. He is, to a degree, self deprecating and he throws humour into the mix it as well.
Hank makes it look supremely easy, but it's almost impossible to do it just like he does. A truly brilliant beautiful human being, with a musical talent like no other.
Quite agree. You think you can pick up your guitar and bang out his tunes (it's hardly like you've got to play fast or tap etc etc 😅). Then you plug in, play the first few bars and realise you're a million miles away from coming close
Hank was not well known in the US, even though Cliff Richards was popular. But George Harrison put it best when he said "No Shadows, no Beatles". And by extension. No Stones,Zeppelin, Floyd, etc. I wish I had discovered Hank's music during b the 60s. Long live Hank Marvin!!
Hank Marvin permanecerá en el recuerdo musical de todos los tiempos por su estilo sobrio, por ése toque inconfundible de su guitarra qué nadie ha podido imitar en fin no tengo palabras para describir porque es único en su estilo por sobre todo, la humildad que expresa en ese don que Dios le concedió para llegar a multitudes.
Neil Young wrote a song "From Hank To Hendrix", and most people assumed it was referring to Hank Williams until he said in an interview it was Hank Marvin. He was a big fan when he was starting out.
Hank in days gone by loved beside my lovely aunt Emily who unfortunately was deaf , she was so wonderful. Hank came to my mothers home one time and played guitar , amazing. Skilled as he was dedicated and gifted. Always practice a great deal. Well accomplished. Gave so much joy to the world with awesome playing!!! Thank you so very much.
Hank is such an amazing technician. His tone and consistency is just so hard to replicate. And so many different tones. You couldn’t find more different songs than Apache and FBI - completely different tones, styles, genres and techniques, but you immediately think of him when you hear them, because he invented it all. British Rock - he was the genesis. He was the guitar sound that the Beatles, Stones tried to replicate. I mean, even in the 1970s, Jimmy Page’s jangly jagged playing can be traced back to Hank playing FBI. And all of that is why all guitarists still worship the ground he walks on
Way back, all young would-be guitarists, me included, wanted a Fender, and to play like Hank Marvin. Most of us went on to other jobs, but we took with us every note of every tune he ever played so originally, and brilliantly.
So true Bob. Myself and the late George Browne from Rarotonga Cook Islands were deeply influenced by Hank and the rest is history. William Percival Gardenia Band New Zealand Kia Orana.
My dad tells me this story every year how he wanted that Fiesta Red Fender Stratocaster, which colour was actually a factory mistake. The man has been influenced by Marvin until this day. Still plays in a Shadows cover band, still has a Fender Strat and a Burns, still tries to sound exactly like Marvin since when he were a kid.
WOW this man is timeless - and an English Gentleman (lives here in Perth Western Australia) the instantly recognised guitar rifs and tunes written and played by men like this will never be repeated - Here are some names and ages that old people like me (50) may relate to and not realise where the years have gone - Bob Dylan (75) Carlos Santana (69) Don Henley (69) Neil Young (71) John Fogerty (71) Paul Simon & Art G. (75) Neil Diamond (75) - I saw this old man (Neil) in concert 3 yrs ago and I was blown away, what a legend. Mark Knofler (67) Mark is my personal alltime guitar/sing/writer legend. David Gilmore (70) Roger Waters (73) Willie Nelson (83) - (note: I will miss seeing Willie by a few hours in Belton TX in March business trip - would love to shake this mans hand/bucket list) Mike Oldfield (63) Mick Jagger & Keith Richards (73)..when Keith finally passes away in another 265 years time they will make guitar Zombie movies about him. Nobody reading this will still be alive when Keith dies. Jimmy Page (73) a small list of those legends that are still with us - Now some we have lost recently.... The original Gangsters first with respect - John Lee Hooker (88yo, 2001) & BB King (89yo, 2015) - then a shock, Gary Moore (58yo. 2011) Jimi Hendrix (27yo, 1970)...fame has destroyed many since in the same way. Karen Carpenter (32yo, 1983)...in my opinion the most beautiful voice I have ever heard...just so tragic. For us Aussies - I put this old Gentleman first for obvious reasons - Slim Dusty (76yo, 2003) Bon Scott (33yo, 1980) Greame Strachan (49yo, 2001-Shirl the Curl - Skyhooks) Jon English (66yo, 2016) Doc Neeson (67yo,2014) Ted Mulry (day before his 54th Bday, 2001) Marc Hunter - Dragon (44yo, 1998)...there are many more, these are ones that came to mind for me...
Hank and the Shadows was the best clear cut sound around, groups who used those fuzz box gimmicks distorted their guitars to such a degree you couldn't identify what sort of guitar they were playing, It's amazing how many different sounds Hank could get out of one guitar, and he never made the guitar screech like some groups did to the point where it hurt your ears and you wanted to get away from it. another great guitarist is Mark Pnopfler of Dire Straits fame. You instinctively knew who they were by the sound of their guitars and playing style.
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Well that goes for Cliff and cool Bruce too. In an interview Bruce Welch refers to health and mentions that the three of them have always been non smokers. So, as he said they'd have never thought of lighting up a spliff in the sixties. Worth pointing out that until a few years ago The Shadows could have fielded their original team years after so many other younger acts have all passed away.
One of the true Masters of the Stratocaster...his sound is synonymous with great guitar sound and technique. Did I mention he is a true gentleman as well?
Shame the longer Later with Jools interview with Hank and Darrell Higham and Imelda May has not been put on youtube. Darrell was clearly in awe of him. A kid in a sweetshop!
@@justinthyme3396 : I have followed The Shadows and Hank Marvin from the year dot and just love their music. I live in Australia and would like to know what keeps Hank busy in Perth as I have not seen him on Australian television at all.
i think this man is so pure like cliff Richard and both of them stayed away from Drugs thats why they still young, and sorry about alot of superstars, they thought with Drogs can creat music and alot of them deid too young, and im a greatfull of what he did that i learned alot from his music, and by the way if you look at his old videos with Shadows he was almost find him standing at the corner and he was the head and the creater of the Shadow, thats mean he is so pure and so simple man, God bless him.
I think it's true to say that without Hank there probably would be no British guitar rock. And The Shadows were enormous - even overshadowing their frontman. The lord of tone.
'Legend' is pefectly appropriate for Hank. I have a Hank Marvin signature Strat and it's the best guitar that I own. I'm not doing Hank covers or anything, it's just a fantastic guitar.
I recently heard hank list all the various guitars he's played... We all know the strat is his favourite but I've seen photos of the shadows in the 60s playing Burns of London guitars but hank never mentioned the Burns guitar... Which I find odd... . Absolutely icon is hank 👍
The Shadows had a deal with Burns guitars. i saw them twice, and the second time they were playing those black Burns Bisons (as I think they were called). I can't believe Hank preferred a Bison to a Strat, however!
Yeah, I' m passionate about those years in the 60's when the Shads played Burns guitar's. I said then -- & I still say, that the Burns Marvin is a Strat with balls.
El actual extraordinario y maravilloso Hank Marvin me complace sobre manera que nos hayamos hecho juntos viejos, es un honor seguirte viendo Hank Dios te siga conservando, amo tus Fender el saber que tu la tocaste es como un trofeo, tus manos son mágicas.
I would'nt put him in the top 10, he's not a Jimi Hendrix,a Stevie Ray Vaughan,a Eric Clapton ,a Slash ,a Eddie Van Halen,a BB king,no where near as good a totally different league, he's ok but not brilliant like these.if your not a guitarist you wouldn't understand , he's ok but very dull and tame
Every fan says that about every guitar player they like, it’s very subjective, and there’s many things to judge the greatest by, is he the greatest no I don’t think so he’d not even be in my top ten les Paul although I’m not a fan of his personality he has done so much for modern guitars players even Hank with his inventions etc,hanks ok but not the best or even close I think, you feel him that’s awesome whatever u get pleasure from in a world like ours is always a great thing to be treasured.
@@Bhaalian Anybody who inspires through their playing , as many guitarists as Hank has is the best because he did first in this country . IMO he's technically brilliant too , there's a hell of a lot more to Hank than Apache .
Jack Russell of course if u enjoy it and gain pleasure from it it’s great, personally he’s not in my top ten, if u asked him himself who’s the best or who inspired him, I can guarantee he wouldn’t say that he’s is the best,there’s many different genres of guitar playing and many different masters of each type which is best is subjective to your own personal tastes and appreciations and understanding of the style, I’m not saying ur wrong I’m just saying it’s subjective,
@@Bhaalian I don't consider that Hank would say he's the best , he's to much of a gentleman for saying something like that . In the guitar world he is considered the master of what he does and a big inspiration to lots of axemen around the world .
Jack Russell I don’t agree he created a nice sound that’s about it his playing is slow and boring and devoid of any speed and technical ability, there are many far far superior guitarists out there
Hank mentions at the start that the echo is a bit weird tonight. And it is, I assume that that's his amp behind him and it's atypical. It appears to be a Vox something that has been miked up. Could anyone suggest why the sound is as it is? Presumably it would be because of a supply? Technical issue? And relating to the longer session referred to.
Vox AC30's weren't atypical for Hank; he was the guy who helped make it, of course. It looks like Hank's playing a JMI AC30, which is a bit different. This may cause his echo/reverb to sound a little different. Idk
@@tabormorin4526 The JMI badging was the atypical part I meant. I don't know what technical differences there may be between that and a regular AC30 but when I saw them in 2004 only Bruce used his Vox so I assume that the JMI badging had something to do with Hank's use of it subsequently.
A pity longer version of the interview with Daryl Higham is not on TH-cam. Good to see the younger bands hanging on Hank's every word with one sporting. Burns guitar which I bet is now autographed!
stratocaster players usually steer clear of the bridge pickup but Hank practically lives there and makes it work, also that looks like a custom trem arm that has been bent a certain way to suit him, he is also a better guitar player than people think he is, ive seen him go way out his box doing great stuff with his son
I seem to remember that Neil Young was once on Jool's programme and whilst being intereviewed said that rather than watch an old clip of himself (off OGWT or whatever) he wanted to see a clip of The Shadows because he'd never seen them. So they wheeled out that film of them doing Atlantis to the film of FBI or something and we saw an insert of Neil's reaction. It was priceless, Young sat open mouthed and realising something was amiss Holland interupted the clip and Young uttered: ''They did a little dance!'' The audience started to titter, yes it's The Shadows walk....obviously Neil Young didn't know about it or the high kicks etc, he'd expected the rock star thing and Jool's laughed it off. I'd love to see the film of that if it's avilaable.
@@justinthyme3396 it could be, but i still remembre about he talking about the Shadows and how his guitar sound afected him .. read in a interview somewhere..or im nuts
@@theWARMJET I think his guitar sound affected thousands of guitar players, P.S. I've met Hank a few times here in PERTH W Australia a real gentleman....
Influence on hell of a lot guitarist over the years who have listened to him guitarist's have got better players of course still got his own sound but hank was one of them who started people to play wrote some good tunes
I’m not sure you’ll find many better technical guitarists, even now. That’s why the professionals all worship him. His tone and consistency is very hard to replicate
With respect guys -every interviewer asks the same questions. It's Shads fans primarily who watch these videos guys - give us NEW news, not once again how a tremolo works. Who is it the interviewers think they are informing - the young girls sitting in the front rows? How bored HBM must be at times ! Still the master though.
Yep agree. Hank has been asked these questions a thousand times but still he is polite and courteous with his answers a true gent. Imagine asking Liam or Noel Gallagher in 30 yrs time when they’ve been asked 1000 times before how did oasis get there sound and how did Noel get into playing guitar. Be a very short answer!!
Hank Marvin ! mis respetos !!! Para mi es el guitarrista más influyente de la nueva música surgida a finales de los 50’ y principios de los 60’. Ha inspirado a generaciones y a - “todos, sin excepción” -los grandes guitarristas posteriores. Aparte de que el hombre es todo un caballero, por partida doble. Desde Venezuela 🇻🇪 mi reconocimiento y eterna admiración
hes a geordie lad so id love too know what music he grew up with and really got him into the guiter .. Chuck berry maybe coz there werent eny people that played the guiter in Newcastle when he was growing up well not the way he liked it
The possession/ownership of the original red strat is clearly an issue between these guys. Hank is nice about it, but it’s clear it’s Cliff’s guitar and not Bruce’s.
Hank b Hi my guitar hero Your old mate darby wilson Love to catch up and do some picking. My mob. 0408 262 352. We toured with cliff and the shadows Give bruce my mob Loved my time we spent blowing.with u and the boys Darby wilson.guitar.
Funny how Bruce Welsh has Hank’s strat. He’s right - it was actually the first Strat to ever be owned outside of the USA, in fact. I’m surprised he’s so relaxed. It’s probably worth 2 million dollars!
In another interview Hank was asked about his guitars and said that he was terrified that one day he'd die and his wife would sell them all for what he told her he paid for them.
Legend, mentioned two stars know i know, Darrel Higham and Jeff Beck,but what i wanna know who is that gorgeous blonde sat directly behind and between Hank and Jools, closer look at her at 2.04 mins into the video, shes is so beautiful
Hank Marvin est le guitariste le plus sensible et délicat il n'à pas son pareil pour faire sonné une fender stratocaster et vous faire dresser les poils.
MR. HANK.. sorry SIR HANK.. that looks good mate. Would you ever be able to perform in Melbourne again??? It's just down the road..😉 Please, you and your wonderful loving wife ( home and game keeper) are welcome to stay in your own living accommodations, which are separate in our house. We are also a JW family and admirers of your music. My son-in-law has had the privilege to meet you as JW , Also Mr. Benson and the former Prince. Because Shelton Muller is also an international photographer, a musician. Please come and stay with us. We would be honoured. We will be Stum about your visit Brother Hank.🥰🙏👍
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My brother, started playing guitar because of Hank, me too. I'm 70 yes old my brother 73. He is still playing and I'm still singing. Thanks Hank.
Hank is so humble and modest. He refuses to take credit for his accomplishments and contributions. He is, to a degree, self deprecating and he throws humour into the mix it as well.
Hank makes it look supremely easy, but it's almost impossible to do it just like he does. A truly brilliant beautiful human being, with a musical talent like no other.
Quite agree. You think you can pick up your guitar and bang out his tunes (it's hardly like you've got to play fast or tap etc etc 😅). Then you plug in, play the first few bars and realise you're a million miles away from coming close
@@Steve-ih7dg oh my God, you expressed my thoughts precisely.
Hank was not well known in the US, even though Cliff Richards was popular. But George Harrison put it best when he said "No Shadows, no Beatles". And by extension. No Stones,Zeppelin, Floyd, etc. I wish I had discovered Hank's music during b the 60s. Long live Hank Marvin!!
Hank Marvin permanecerá en el recuerdo musical de todos los tiempos por su estilo sobrio, por ése toque inconfundible de su guitarra qué nadie ha podido imitar en fin no tengo palabras para describir porque es único en su estilo por sobre todo, la humildad que expresa en ese don que Dios le concedió para llegar a multitudes.
*Richard
Neil Young wrote a song "From Hank To Hendrix", and most people assumed it was referring to Hank Williams until he said in an interview it was Hank Marvin. He was a big fan when he was starting out.
Right on man. The US folks seriously missed out, if our Hank is not very well known over there.
Very true , ❤
Hank in days gone by loved beside my lovely aunt Emily who unfortunately was deaf , she was so wonderful. Hank came to my mothers home one time and played guitar , amazing. Skilled as he was dedicated and gifted. Always practice a great deal. Well accomplished. Gave so much joy to the world with awesome playing!!! Thank you so very much.
Hank is such an amazing technician. His tone and consistency is just so hard to replicate. And so many different tones. You couldn’t find more different songs than Apache and FBI - completely different tones, styles, genres and techniques, but you immediately think of him when you hear them, because he invented it all. British Rock - he was the genesis. He was the guitar sound that the Beatles, Stones tried to replicate. I mean, even in the 1970s, Jimmy Page’s jangly jagged playing can be traced back to Hank playing FBI. And all of that is why all guitarists still worship the ground he walks on
one word sums up hank "LEGEND". such a lovely, polite and witty gentleman.my all time hero.
No one can add to your comment . It sums it up completely.
Hank Marvin is a grace guitarist in the world, he wonderful played a lot of amazing musics in his life.
01:16: He just hits an open A string and you immediately know it's Hank Marvin. Such an iconic sound.
Two delays and a bit of reverb and the rest is history.
William Percival
Gardenia Band
New Zealand
Kia Orana.
@@williampercival7662 and an AC30. The amplifier Vox invented specifically for him
Yeah. Exactly
hank sound
Truly a guitar legend..
Hank Marvin..Mister apache!!! a great guitar hero
Hank Marvin. A truly class act.
Excellent! Love hank and the shadows, and that whole English era! 👌🏽👌🏽🏴🏴👍🏽
Long before the music world fell apart, we had Hank and the Shadows.
Way back, all young would-be guitarists, me included, wanted a Fender, and to play like Hank Marvin. Most of us went on to other jobs, but we took with us every note of every tune he ever played so originally, and brilliantly.
So true Bob. Myself and the late George Browne from Rarotonga Cook Islands were deeply influenced by Hank and the rest is history.
William Percival
Gardenia Band
New Zealand
Kia Orana.
My dad tells me this story every year how he wanted that Fiesta Red Fender Stratocaster, which colour was actually a factory mistake. The man has been influenced by Marvin until this day. Still plays in a Shadows cover band, still has a Fender Strat and a Burns, still tries to sound exactly like Marvin since when he were a kid.
WOW this man is timeless - and an English Gentleman (lives here in Perth Western Australia) the instantly recognised guitar rifs and tunes written and played by men like this will never be repeated - Here are some names and ages that old people like me (50) may relate to and not realise where the years have gone - Bob Dylan (75) Carlos Santana (69) Don Henley (69) Neil Young (71) John Fogerty (71) Paul Simon & Art G. (75) Neil Diamond (75) - I saw this old man (Neil) in concert 3 yrs ago and I was blown away, what a legend. Mark Knofler (67) Mark is my personal alltime guitar/sing/writer legend. David Gilmore (70) Roger Waters (73) Willie Nelson (83) - (note: I will miss seeing Willie by a few hours in Belton TX in March business trip - would love to shake this mans hand/bucket list) Mike Oldfield (63) Mick Jagger & Keith Richards (73)..when Keith finally passes away in another 265 years time they will make guitar Zombie movies about him. Nobody reading this will still be alive when Keith dies. Jimmy Page (73) a small list of those legends that are still with us - Now some we have lost recently.... The original Gangsters first with respect - John Lee Hooker (88yo, 2001) & BB King (89yo, 2015) - then a shock, Gary Moore (58yo. 2011) Jimi Hendrix (27yo, 1970)...fame has destroyed many since in the same way. Karen Carpenter (32yo, 1983)...in my opinion the most beautiful voice I have ever heard...just so tragic. For us Aussies - I put this old Gentleman first for obvious reasons - Slim Dusty (76yo, 2003) Bon Scott (33yo, 1980) Greame Strachan (49yo, 2001-Shirl the Curl - Skyhooks) Jon English (66yo, 2016) Doc Neeson (67yo,2014) Ted Mulry (day before his 54th Bday, 2001) Marc Hunter - Dragon (44yo, 1998)...there are many more, these are ones that came to mind for me...
You were old @50 in Oz ?
I'm a very young 67 in London :)
Always good to see and hear Marvin.
Hanks the main man great to see him on Jools Holland nice guitar strat
Hank and the Shadows was the best clear cut sound around, groups who used those fuzz box gimmicks distorted their guitars to such a degree you couldn't identify what sort of guitar they were playing, It's amazing how many different sounds Hank could get out of one guitar, and he never made the guitar screech like some groups did to the point where it hurt your ears and you wanted to get away from it. another great guitarist is Mark Pnopfler of Dire Straits fame.
You instinctively knew who they were by the sound of their guitars and playing style.
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Hank,most influencial guitarist ever! taught me to play,though i,ve never met him!
I've met Hank a few times here in PERTH W Australia 😎🎵🎶🎵🎶
Could be. Les Paul would be a contender seeing as he was both inventor and successful performer
The master at work with the iconic red Fender stratocaster what a classic combination
He should've been Knighted by now...true gentleman and a huge influence on all those great guitarists of the 60's and after... brilliant player..!!!
Mr.Hank Marvin...i heard your guitar since i was kid...until now Mr.Hank... i like ur playing guitar...go ahead until tired...👍👍👌👌
Hank never seems to age
Well that goes for Cliff and cool Bruce too.
In an interview Bruce Welch refers to health and mentions that the three of them have always been non smokers. So, as he said they'd have never thought of lighting up a spliff in the sixties.
Worth pointing out that until a few years ago The Shadows could have fielded their original team years after so many other younger acts have all passed away.
I think Hank’s metabolism was boosted by drinking the Tea at Newcastle Central Station in the ‘50s. If you can survive that, you can survive anything!
Not a grey hair in sight.... :)
Playing good guitar like Hank keeps you young.
William Percival
New Zealand
Kia Orana.
Hank is also one of jehovah's witnessess, he's lived clean life!
Hank. Absolute legend
Hank Marvin, é o mago do rock instrumental, e o The Shadows é uma lenda. O som da sua Fender Stratocaster é inigualável.
Hank Marvin...LEGEND!!
One of the true Masters of the Stratocaster...his sound is synonymous with great guitar sound and technique. Did I mention he is a true gentleman as well?
What a sound. It is so recognizable! It indicates and represents Hank.
Hank is iconic.
Gilmour , Knopfler , Brian May even Tony Iommi and Ritchie Blackmore are fans of Hank .
🎸 🎶 NO one can imutet that. Just a unbetable guitarist
Shame the longer Later with Jools interview with Hank and Darrell Higham and Imelda May has not been put on youtube. Darrell was clearly in awe of him. A kid in a sweetshop!
WOOOOOOW!Forever Shadows! I💖 all your fantastic guitar music!Long Live Hank!💙🌞🎸🎸🎸💖🥁🌞💚🎶👍
Had dinner with Hank in 1975 when I was dating Petrina Lordon (Gerry Lordon's ex wife who wrote "Apache"..a nicer man you coudn't hope to meet
Lucky b*stard! LOL
YES I've met Hank a few times here in PERTH W Australia, real gentleman 😎🎵🎶🎵🎶from Australia...
@@justinthyme3396 : I have followed The Shadows and Hank Marvin from the year dot and just love their music. I live in Australia and would like to know what keeps Hank busy in Perth as I have not seen him on Australian television at all.
Hank and Lonnie Donogan, made thousands of British boys pick up guitars and create a musical tsunami. Thank God.
Legend! I grew listening to The Shadows, I love performing Shindig and Footapper in the rock and roll sets.
Nice to see a Burns Marvin guitar in the band with the young lads hanging on his every word.
Hank the founder of Microsoft 🤯😂😂 love this guy
The word legend is not misplaced when describing hank brilliant sound Lee Hambleton from Sheffield
Shadows ' guitar produces sounds with sharp and metallic clarity.
i think this man is so pure like cliff Richard and both of them stayed away from Drugs thats why they still young, and sorry about alot of superstars, they thought with Drogs can creat music and alot of them deid too young, and im a greatfull of what he did that i learned alot from his music, and by the way if you look at his old videos with Shadows he was almost find him standing at the corner and he was the head and the creater of the Shadow, thats mean he is so pure and so simple man, God bless him.
Cliff gave Bruce the legendary Strat for producing Cliff's hit album in the 70s.
Perths finest !
Love a bit of hank
I think it's true to say that without Hank there probably would be no British guitar rock. And The Shadows were enormous - even overshadowing their frontman. The lord of tone.
Great man.
There is a story that Brian May let Hank have a go on Brian’s home-made guitar.
The result sounded like Hank playing a strat and not a bit like Queen.
That's always the way. Someone said much the same thing when Graham Coxon tried a Gibson..
Legend!!!!❤
'Legend' is pefectly appropriate for Hank. I have a Hank Marvin signature Strat and it's the best guitar that I own. I'm not doing Hank covers or anything, it's just a fantastic guitar.
I love Hank's fiesta red Strat.
I recently heard hank list all the various guitars he's played... We all know the strat is his favourite but I've seen photos of the shadows in the 60s playing Burns of London guitars but hank never mentioned the Burns guitar... Which I find odd... . Absolutely icon is hank 👍
The Shadows had a deal with Burns guitars. i saw them twice, and the second time they were playing those black Burns Bisons (as I think they were called). I can't believe Hank preferred a Bison to a Strat, however!
Yeah, I' m passionate about those years in the 60's when the Shads played Burns guitar's. I said then -- & I still say, that the Burns Marvin is a Strat with balls.
El actual extraordinario y maravilloso Hank Marvin me complace sobre manera que nos hayamos hecho juntos viejos, es un honor seguirte viendo Hank Dios te siga conservando, amo tus Fender el saber que tu la tocaste es como un trofeo, tus manos son mágicas.
Hank doesn't look much older!
Because he Leeds a good clean lifestyle
the most influential guitarist in rock music to this day.
Coldacre that's for sure
Rubbish! My God!
I would'nt put him in the top 10, he's not a Jimi Hendrix,a Stevie Ray Vaughan,a Eric Clapton ,a Slash ,a Eddie Van Halen,a BB king,no where near as good a totally different league, he's ok but not brilliant like these.if your not a guitarist you wouldn't understand , he's ok but very dull and tame
@@jamesfitzgerald6636 he's not rubbish , he's just ok
@@mickbland3990 he said influential ... not best. All the 60s and 70s greats have stated he was.
Greatest guitar player all time, and he has a lot of competition.just sayin'
Every fan says that about every guitar player they like, it’s very subjective, and there’s many things to judge the greatest by, is he the greatest no I don’t think so he’d not even be in my top ten les Paul although I’m not a fan of his personality he has done so much for modern guitars players even Hank with his inventions etc,hanks ok but not the best or even close I think, you feel him that’s awesome whatever u get pleasure from in a world like ours is always a great thing to be treasured.
@@Bhaalian Anybody who inspires through their playing , as many guitarists as Hank has is the best because he did first in this country . IMO he's technically brilliant too , there's a hell of a lot more to Hank than Apache .
Jack Russell of course if u enjoy it and gain pleasure from it it’s great, personally he’s not in my top ten, if u asked him himself who’s the best or who inspired him, I can guarantee he wouldn’t say that he’s is the best,there’s many different genres of guitar playing and many different masters of each type which is best is subjective to your own personal tastes and appreciations and understanding of the style, I’m not saying ur wrong I’m just saying it’s subjective,
@@Bhaalian I don't consider that Hank would say he's the best , he's to much of a gentleman for saying something like that . In the guitar world he is considered the master of what he does and a big inspiration to lots of axemen around the world .
Jack Russell I don’t agree he created a nice sound that’s about it his playing is slow and boring and devoid of any speed and technical ability, there are many far far superior guitarists out there
Enjoyed that but here in London, I have to go because I am really hungry bordering on being famished.
You could say "I'm bleedin' Hank Marvin"...
Hank mentions at the start that the echo is a bit weird tonight.
And it is, I assume that that's his amp behind him and it's atypical. It appears to be a Vox something that has been miked up.
Could anyone suggest why the sound is as it is? Presumably it would be because of a supply? Technical issue? And relating to the longer session referred to.
Vox AC30's weren't atypical for Hank; he was the guy who helped make it, of course. It looks like Hank's playing a JMI AC30, which is a bit different. This may cause his echo/reverb to sound a little different. Idk
@@tabormorin4526 The JMI badging was the atypical part I meant.
I don't know what technical differences there may be between that and a regular AC30 but when I saw them in 2004 only Bruce used his Vox so I assume that the JMI badging had something to do with Hank's use of it subsequently.
He once said after hearing john and Paul's demo of from me to you they will be a passing phase
what a legend
Beste gitarist aller tijden !!!!!!!
Well........ best or just your favourite?
He’s a very talented guitarist and a true legend but at his age he’s not kidding anyone with that wig
My parents are convinced that's his, real hair!
Jon Burrows it cant be he is almost 80 and hasn’t even started to go thin lol
@@daz575
Who the hell wants fat hair?!?! 🤣🤣🤣
Timeless Talent
A pity longer version of the interview with Daryl Higham is not on TH-cam. Good to see the younger bands hanging on Hank's every word with one sporting. Burns guitar which I bet is now autographed!
BRUCE WELCH said HANK was a great player at 16 years of age he was playing notes . . real notes . enough said .
Legende mit Charme, Charisma und einer unglaublichen Bühnenpräsenz
stratocaster players usually steer clear of the bridge pickup but Hank practically lives there and makes it work, also that looks like a custom trem arm that has been bent a certain way to suit him, he is also a better guitar player than people think he is, ive seen him go way out his box doing great stuff with his son
Good music in yuo guitar Hank Marvin
He’s still got his Geordie accent
Nee way..its still there a bit..but na nee has it as broad..ya na what a mean like
With an Aussie twang ,I've met Hank a few times here in PERTH W Australia 😎🎵🎶🎵🎶
@@stephencorbett2862 I know people who have lived in Newcastle for 60 years, who sound like him. Go to some nicer neighbourhoods lol
He was a hero even for Neil Young
I seem to remember that Neil Young was once on Jool's programme and whilst being intereviewed said that rather than watch an old clip of himself (off OGWT or whatever) he wanted to see a clip of The Shadows because he'd never seen them.
So they wheeled out that film of them doing Atlantis to the film of FBI or something and we saw an insert of Neil's reaction.
It was priceless, Young sat open mouthed and realising something was amiss Holland interupted the clip and Young uttered:
''They did a little dance!''
The audience started to titter, yes it's The Shadows walk....obviously Neil Young didn't know about it or the high kicks etc, he'd expected the rock star thing and Jool's laughed it off.
I'd love to see the film of that if it's avilaable.
NEIL YOUNG wrote about Hank but it was Hank Williams I think, it's on the prairie wind album I'm pretty sure 😎🎵🎶🎵🎶from Australia
@@justinthyme3396 it could be, but i still remembre about he talking about the Shadows and how his guitar sound afected him .. read in a interview somewhere..or im nuts
@@theWARMJET I think his guitar sound affected thousands of guitar players, P.S. I've met Hank a few times here in PERTH W Australia a real gentleman....
P.S. NEIL YOUNG wrote from HANK TO HENDRIX it's off his HARVEST MOON album,I'm a big fan of NEIL YOUNG cheers from PERTH W Australia...
Pass me a sandwich, I'm Hank Marvin
Legend the Real Deal
Mr Hank Marvin the legend what else can I say
Check out some real guitarists
Hank B baby 🇬🇧🎸😎
Jools you are a legend
His smile resembles the beauty.
Influence on hell of a lot guitarist over the years who have listened to him guitarist's have got better players of course still got his own sound but hank was one of them who started people to play wrote some good tunes
I’m not sure you’ll find many better technical guitarists, even now. That’s why the professionals all worship him. His tone and consistency is very hard to replicate
With respect guys -every interviewer asks the same questions. It's Shads fans primarily who watch these videos guys - give us NEW news, not once again how a tremolo works. Who is it the interviewers think they are informing - the young girls sitting in the front rows?
How bored HBM must be at times ! Still the master though.
He's not the master, he's not even in the top ten, he's ok but not brilliant
Yep agree. Hank has been asked these questions a thousand times but still he is polite and courteous with his answers a true gent. Imagine asking Liam or Noel Gallagher in 30 yrs time when they’ve been asked 1000 times before how did oasis get there sound and how did Noel get into playing guitar. Be a very short answer!!
amazing guitar player!
Hank Marvin ! mis respetos !!! Para mi es el guitarrista más influyente de la nueva música surgida a finales de los 50’ y principios de los 60’. Ha inspirado a generaciones y a - “todos, sin excepción” -los grandes guitarristas posteriores. Aparte de que el hombre es todo un caballero, por partida doble. Desde Venezuela 🇻🇪 mi reconocimiento y eterna admiración
I thought Clapton was king until I discovered Hank Marvin.
Also had one of the first Strat in Britian
hes a geordie lad so id love too know what music he grew up with and really got him into the guiter .. Chuck berry maybe coz there werent eny people that played the guiter in Newcastle when he was growing up well not the way he liked it
Wspaniały gitarzysta,szkoda że Shadows już nie grają.
The Shadows ont toujours été imités mais jamais égalés
I see his daughter Tahlia just to the left behind Jools Holland.
The possession/ownership of the original red strat is clearly an issue between these guys. Hank is nice about it, but it’s clear it’s Cliff’s guitar and not Bruce’s.
МАРВИН.Ваша.ГИТТА..БОГГ.
I remember Kellogs Corn Flakes holding a competition for one of those guitars..I didn`t win one though.
Hank Marvin THE BOSS .
Jack Russell k
Hank b
Hi my guitar hero
Your old mate darby wilson
Love to catch up and do some picking.
My mob.
0408 262 352.
We toured with cliff and the shadows
Give bruce my mob
Loved my time we spent blowing.with u and the boys
Darby wilson.guitar.
The tea maker,to the boss
Don't you mean Bruce Springsteen....
@@justinthyme3396 No . Hank is the BOSS of clean playing !
Unique is the word.
Funny how Bruce Welsh has Hank’s strat. He’s right - it was actually the first Strat to ever be owned outside of the USA, in fact. I’m surprised he’s so relaxed. It’s probably worth 2 million dollars!
In another interview Hank was asked about his guitars and said that he was terrified that one day he'd die and his wife would sell them all for what he told her he paid for them.
What colour is that stratocaster? Does not look exactly like a fiesta red, this one has more red
I am colour blind between Red, Brown and Green so can not help on this occasion..
@@Isleofskye its okay😀
It's a bit upsetting to see Hank here minimised to simply "a sound", plucking a couple of notes.
Shame the longer version with Daryl Higham is not on TH-cam. It was more insightful than this.
Legend, mentioned two stars know i know, Darrel Higham and Jeff Beck,but what i wanna know who is that gorgeous blonde sat directly behind and between Hank and Jools, closer look at her at 2.04 mins into the video, shes is so beautiful
I wonder if he ever though his name would be used to mean hungry.
God Almighty! Someone who can actually edit needs to be employed to do so!
Maybe God Almighty could do it, if he existed!
Hank Marvin est le guitariste le plus sensible et délicat il n'à pas son pareil pour faire sonné une fender stratocaster et vous faire dresser les poils.
laurent dumoulin
MR. HANK.. sorry SIR HANK.. that looks good mate. Would you ever be able to perform in Melbourne again??? It's just down the road..😉
Please, you and your wonderful loving wife ( home and game keeper) are welcome to stay in your own living accommodations, which are separate in our house. We are also a JW family and admirers of your music. My son-in-law has had the privilege to meet you as JW , Also Mr. Benson and the former Prince. Because Shelton Muller is also an international photographer, a musician.
Please come and stay with us. We would be honoured.
We will be Stum about your visit Brother Hank.🥰🙏👍
¿alguien me puede decir como se llama la canción que esta antes de “Telestar"