Trey Hensley - “Bending Your Ear”, (volume 5) - inspiration station
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Talking a bit about getting (and staying) inspired and some other thoughts from the road. Let me know what you want to discuss next! Thanks for watching!
You are very humble i play and sing myself and i have NEVER sat and watched someome sing and play as much as i have you. You are an inspiration to me, thank you brother.
I found out what me and Trey had in common lol it’s the modesty!!! But that’s where it ends, the talent this guy has is unmatched in any genre. Although he’s a huge inspiration, he’s so good, it makes me know beyond a doubt that it’s outta reach. Lol I hope you keep picking and singing. This world needs this music
I got to figure out how to learn by ear better, because if that is how you learned to play that is also how I need to 😅
This musician always sounds so good and inspiring! 🎸🎸🎸🎸
You bring a world class natural artistic talent to a complicated and competitive industry. Safe travels. Ps, that's one sweet sounding ax.👏👏
Love your singing, picking, and your insight. Thanks for everything, keep these segments coming!
Having a weak little finger myself, can you explain how you play so well and fluidly keeping the little finger to a minimum?
"I barely know how to play the guitar"! I wish I barely knew how to play it like that. Mate you're an F in Genius thank you for sharing your talent with us mere mortals
Tx Trey - I love the sound of a nice acoustic guitar with open chords. Something about the acoustic - it was made for open chords in my humble opinion. Of course if I could play like you it would be a different story ; you sound good playing anything! Thanks for the info and your time you give to music.
Another great one! That Angeline at the beginning was cooking. Angeline the Effigist.
You have a diverse taste in music, so I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on incorporating lots of different sounds into your playing/writing.
That shirt. So money. Great vid. Dang. That thing rings like a Steinway.
I heard some awesome banjo tones 👍🏻
Hey Trey. For a guitar player, that sure is a purty shirt!
Great job trey ,and by the way you are great sing and guitar man ,number 1 in my book!!!
Great ideas man. You’re amazing.
Finally about to be getting a telecaster! Could you talk about a few tele playing/chicken pickin’ essentials/techniques? Thanks for these videos man you’re the 🐐
Yep, I second the chicken pickin!
Great info as always! Could you talk about crosspicking in your next video? Im curious what goes into your technique and how you practice mixing crosspicking into your breaks without sounding clunky (something I am currently struggling with).
Thanks for answering my question about the singing exercises. That’s what I figured about you. Natural talent👍
This was great Trey! Thanks so much! I’m going to give your advice a try!
Thanks for sharing. I assume the Gibson is out for the country sound of the Rodney Crowell shows. Sounds good and different.
What is the guitar model? The upper pick guard must be a custom?
@@johnlanzillo6205 looks like a Larry Sparks pickguard
Wow! Very cool take on that! Hey, imagine what wild stuff you’d have to be doing to need the upper portion of that pick-guard! 😂
What guitar is that?
man thats some great picken
I think Trey is a classic example of not needing to "learn" music, learning scales, modes, time signatures, theory and harmony, sight reading are a bunch of rules that put a player into a box that quite often makes the music sound robotic, instead of listening to the sounds produced.
Lots of travel coming up...keep both eyes and both hands on your gear in Portland!
What model Dove is that? Sounds great
It’s a Custom Shop Elvis Dove
Try and get to Michigan please!
素晴らしい👍perfect💯
You have learned a lot about singing through singing along with great vocalists. Please, in all seriousness, do use warm ups and try some breathing exercises… whatever keeps you healthy and making music as long as you want to. God bless and keep you on the road. 🙏🏻💜
Wait, isn't that Angeline the Baker?
This guys been playing since he was a kid on the opry
Have you heard the guitar break on Josh Turners "Swing Low Sweet Chariot"?
I think it's in drop D but I bet you'd knock that outta the park.
do you still usea blue chip when you play electric?
That was funny I barely know how to play guitar