As a native Tennessean, I love the comical value of this. I must admit that I'm not a huge fan of much of the "typical" country music that would be on the radio in this day in age. With that being said I know exactly what you guys were going for quite well and I think you blew it out of the water.
i'd hate to say it but he played the solos all wrong! and also that sounds nothing like Ultimate Country Rig it's a shame cos they're my favorite band of all time, i know he used a 50's butterscotch telecaster through a fender vibroking with a Wampler Ego Compressor, Nobels ODR1 and a Wampler The Doctor delay (he also used a Wampler Paisley drive from time to time but he prefered the ODR)
Initial accent reaction, "I feel attacked." Accent in the middle of the video, "Wait, where was THAT, earlier?!" You done us proud, Bea. That was a solid Tennessee-ish accent. Now just keep up practicing that and polish up your country playing, and you can assume a new identity, as a mysterious rising star in the Nashville Country Music scene.
Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster Marshall Origin EHX Electric Mistress EHX Ram's Head Big Muff Way Huge Russian Pickle or EHX Green Russian Dunlop Wah and a Boss RV6
See Payne I know. I’d love to jam with Rabea. You just know he’d sound amazing. I strive to be as good as him one day and I’ve been playing longer than him already 😩
I'd love to have 10% of the technique of any of the guys on this channel, but if I could pick any one, it would be Bea ... or maybe Nathan .... or the creativity of Paul Hindmarsh
Disliked this because while watching I was thinking "This sounds nothing like Ultimate Country Rig!" mainly cos they didn't get a slapback delay which is essential for the guitar solos and also the solos were played wrong!
On a day where life has been all lemons its so nice to come home from work and find a new sound like video, thank you for making a shitty day a lot better :)
Can you do Sound Like but with the opposite equipment? So sound like Slash but with a Strat and and A fender amp, or try to sound like John Mayer with a Les Paul and a marshall. Just to test whether tone is really in the equipment or whether it is in the player.
LOVE!!! I’m from the Deep South. I play only acoustic but find myself watching this channel all the time, well because it’s amazing. But I’ve been dying for a country sounds like. This rig sounds very late 90’s country early 2000’s to me. Modern country has a lot of pop in it. Either way amazing video and the southern accents are amazing 😂😂😂 my dad is military and stationed in Europe and I’ve made it very clear that when I come over to visit we have to make the trip to Anderson’s!!!! Much love from the heart of the south.
I'm not sure why anyone would hate on country. Nashville is full of some of the most talented musicians in the world. Sure... bro country can be ridiculous, and the rhinestone era was a bit silly, but there has always been incredible country music being made.
Rabea, don't knock your country playing!. That was some great playing and pickin' and one of the best tones from any genre of music I've heard you play👋
Finally!!!!!! I have been asking this for like 3 years now!!! I live in Nashville. Awesome to see my home town represented! I also have a Nashville Tele and it is incredible. I love it. Also Rebea, if you wanted you could easily get a job as a studio musician in Nashville.
LOL...He is just another average player in Nashville. He could work in the C level studios, maybe. Nothing degrading about that, but an A lister? Nah...haha
Rabeas accent was surprisingly good. I say this with all the legitimacy of a Canadian who has never been to the southern states, has never known someone with such an accent and doesn’t like country music.
I personally prefer the sound likes where they do actual artists but hey, these videos give me the opportunity to write song titles for the songs they write
no they didn't nail it, this sounds nothing like Ultimate Country Rig, they have WAY more slapback delay on their lead tone besides, their lead guitarist used a fender 1953 telecaster with a fender hotrod deville, an MXR Dynacomp mini, Nobels ODR1 and Wampler The Doctor
I agree, they are plenty loud enough, for most pub gigs. The guitar player in my band use a jnr and it's awsome, miced up plenty loud enough and that great twang with his 52 RI
A 6L6 power tube based amp was a better choice than the EL84 Blues Jr. Nothing against that amp, I have one and love it, but for what they were after, they got it right with what they had on hand, in their budget.
As a Nashville guy that plays on and produces lots of Country demo's, I personally have a Keeley Compressor on my board. They seem to be popular as well as the Wampler Ego. My main overdrive is the Nobels ODR (mini on the board at the moment). I use lots of various overdrives though. Gotta have Slap Back delay too. I use the BOSS DD-500 for most of my delays. These days there's a lot of dotted 8's as well, especially in the Choruses. Anyway, thanks for the video. Great playing!
My new favorite sounds like video. Great tonal representation and loved seeing Rabea pushed out of his comfort zone. Seemed like you guys enjoyed it too which makes it even better.
this is my least favorite sound like video, it's not even close to ultimate country rig's tone! they never got a delay which is a huge part of the lead tone for the solos
That's a great sounding Tele for the money. I've never really tried to play modern country but I love the sounds they get for a lot of the genre these days. And Rabea just shreds some southern licks there and then proceeds to say he's basically not prepared for that kind of playing. That's like Ron Burgundy not being ready to play some jazz flute...
As a life-long resident of Southern Alabama... (About as far south as you can go in the US without walking into the Gulf of Mexico) I whole-heartedly endorse Bea's accent!
Here's some fitting song titles I came up for the excerpts you played 1: Riding On Home 2: My Sweet Love 3: Shoot Me Down What would you name the songs they played?
@Andrew Harper I guess those'd work (for twisting my song titles into more stereotypical style country titles lol) but if you wanna be really legit on the 1st one, it should be their cousin not their sister lol they're fine by me
I'm from Virginia and Rabeas accent kills me. Being from South west Virginia I hear alot of country accents and he was almost there. Lol. Great job on the video. Come to Va and I'll share a beer and some real country life.
I’m not sure the heavily compressed big slap back type thing is quite as prevalent these days as it used to be? I’m not much of a country player though so who knows?
And the Appalachian accent is derived from the Scottish and Irish accents of the people who settled there and, much later, created country music as we know it. As a native of the Appalachian mountains near Bristol, TN/VA (it crosses the state line) where country music was first recorded, I find it amazing how easy it is to pick up a Scottish or Irish accent when I'm speaking to someone with one.
There are a couple of things about that Nashville Tele that are not traditional. First off, it has noiseless pickups rather than regular single coils. Secondly, because of the Stat-like switching, you can't select the combination of bridge and neck pickups. It's a fabulous guitar, but those looking for classic sounds all the way around may want to consider going with two single coils.
Are you ready to rock???..... ...i said, are you ready to COUNTRY roooooock? Nice job as usual fellas. I'm from the American south and that accent hasn't been big around here for a long time.
Another awesome video! Great choice of guitar. I have a friend who plays a Nashville Tele and uses a Fender Champion 100 solid state amp. Normally, I prefer valves, or tubes as we call them over here on our side of the pond, but the Champion sounds really good!
Oh mah Lawd! Praise the Lawd and pass the ammuNation! I really liked this episode! More info, more of your thoughts and more debate and time when picking the gear. Very Good quality entertainment! And you made me wanna listen to country! Cheers from Sweden, love You guys!
This was very, very good. Great tone. BTW, I'm not a Nashville player (not even close!), but I do use the keeley comp. That blend knob is superb. Cheers
Great likes can be had from great guitarist. And America does have some of the best Rock And Country vib. And I do understand that on the other side of the pond Country isn’t that popular. But it still rocks. Good riff Rebe. (Rebel). 👍🏻😎
Great episode haha and legit tones! I bought a Nashville Tele to start with then stripped the pickups out and put in Lollars instead to give it more of a fat/ big sound which is always the feeling I get when I listen to Keith Urban, Brothers Osborne etc! Now you need to do a sound like Keith Urban 😉🤞 Great job anyhow guys!
If this is the latest trend for sounds like, when are we getting ultimate jazz rig? A guitar setup and a bass setup would be excellent viewing IMHO Maybe do some rigs for jazz artists so you know what you're getting into idk it's your show
Great episode once again guys. Now we’re getting towards the cowboy Rock.... Any chance of Bon Jovi or to be more precise Richie Sambora. I love that guys sound and would love to see you take him on both with and without busting the bank.
Not bad. The Keeley comp is definitely a perfect choice. The tone you missed out on is the Nobels. Huge part of the Nashville sound, the inspiration for Paisley's drive and the GTO by J.Rockett. Also, massive reverb and a good delay.
Saki Miyu Nothing wrong with going easy... I would go for the Nux Tape Core. It does a better job mimicing the Roland tape delay and has a built in reverb like the Roland. It took me a lot of effort to get Brians sound wich is different from lots of other Rockabilly sounds. I use totally other pedals for my old school Rockabilly stuff.
I seriously hope they do a Setzer rig. I saw his Christmas concert a couple of years ago and it was absolutely wonderful. I even got to meet Joe Carducci from Gretsch. He's a true gentleman.
you guys are awesome all these genres you can play and I say your twitter matt I did not know you are part owner of chapmen guitars your very humble about it
they did NOT nail it, that sounds nothing like ultimate country rig! their guitarist used a two pickup model Telecaster (specifically a 1953 model) a Fender Vibroking, a Nobels ODR1 with bass cut, a Wampler Ego Comp and a Wampler Doctor Delay and for rhythm it was an Ibanez PF15 into a mixing desk
Although I’m not a southern-born American, I do live in Florida, and there are still some Floridians that have southern accents. Good job, guys, that was funny. Rabea’s accent attempt was great. Seriously great tones, though. Country guitar is not easy, and I was super impressed.
it did sound great, but nothing like Ultimate Country Rig their lead guitarist used a Fender 60's Telecaster and occasionally a Gretsch G5620 Baritone, Fender Hotrod Deluxe, MXR Dynacomp, Nobels ODR1 and the most essential part of his rig is the Wampler The Doctor delay which he gets his slapback tone with their rhythm guitarist used a Martin D28 into the mixing desk.
In the middle of the video Rabea was doing a pretty spot on George W Bush impression lmao! Great playing as always and not a bad rig! I think a regular Tele or a Gretsch would've been a better choice and then you guys might've had room for some kind of slapback delay! Some suggestions as always: Prince, Zappa, Derek Trucks, SOAD by busting, Grateful Dead/Ultimate Jam Band rig
Should have used a classic vibe, it's just as good as that Nashville and much cheaper. You could have then gotten any amp and pedal combo you wanted. At any rate it sounded good. Not sure I liked the Alvarez at all but loved the amp.
The Aria sounds great. I think you could have saved a little bit by going with the MXR DynaComp and Nobels ODR mini, and spend the extra on a little tape delay for slapback.
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As a native Tennessean, I love the comical value of this. I must admit that I'm not a huge fan of much of the "typical" country music that would be on the radio in this day in age. With that being said I know exactly what you guys were going for quite well and I think you blew it out of the water.
Being from Sparta, Tn... I agree brother... you took the words right out of mind... great comment.
I don't think they did, they sounded nothing like ultimate country rig! it's a shame cos they're my favorite band of all time
I agree with you 1000% too much cross-over-country-garbage!
Rabea: "I can't play country to save my life"
*Proceeds to play country better than most of us could ever dream to.
I can play country better than that!
or so I thought I could TOT
i'd hate to say it but he played the solos all wrong! and also that sounds nothing like Ultimate Country Rig
it's a shame cos they're my favorite band of all time, i know he used a 50's butterscotch telecaster through a fender vibroking with a Wampler Ego Compressor, Nobels ODR1 and a Wampler The Doctor delay (he also used a Wampler Paisley drive from time to time but he prefered the ODR)
I mean, if you're not interested in country at all, you probably don't know how good you could be if you actually wanted to be good.
@@jzyyz so what you are saying is even if you don't like country you could still be good at it if you give it a go?
@@widowmaker5544 What part of John's comment said THAT?!
This guy is insanely talented. I dont particularly like dorje or toska but this guy is the real deal.
Initial accent reaction, "I feel attacked."
Accent in the middle of the video, "Wait, where was THAT, earlier?!"
You done us proud, Bea. That was a solid Tennessee-ish accent.
Now just keep up practicing that and polish up your country playing, and you can assume a new identity, as a mysterious rising star in the Nashville Country Music scene.
You didn't include a Cow boy hat and Boots in the budget... that's like 80% of the rig.
Jesse Hicks pretty much.
Don’t forget the belt buckle
and a beat up old pickup truck with a shotty on the back seat
Sound Like Dinosaur Jr would be fantastic
hell yeah!
Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster
Marshall Origin
EHX Electric Mistress
EHX Ram's Head Big Muff
Way Huge Russian Pickle or EHX Green Russian
Dunlop Wah
and a Boss RV6
Especially given there's the new Ram's Head reissue now out!
Yes please
Yes!
Liked this because while watching I was thinking "is there anything Rabea can't play?"
See Payne I know. I’d love to jam with Rabea. You just know he’d sound amazing. I strive to be as good as him one day and I’ve been playing longer than him already 😩
A theramin..?
I'd love to have 10% of the technique of any of the guys on this channel, but if I could pick any one, it would be Bea ... or maybe Nathan .... or the creativity of Paul Hindmarsh
Disliked this because while watching I was thinking "This sounds nothing like Ultimate Country Rig!"
mainly cos they didn't get a slapback delay which is essential for the guitar solos and also the solos were played wrong!
@@CurrieNerd They meant genres of music, not instruments
On a day where life has been all lemons its so nice to come home from work and find a new sound like video, thank you for making a shitty day a lot better :)
Can you do Sound Like but with the opposite equipment? So sound like Slash but with a Strat and and A fender amp, or try to sound like John Mayer with a Les Paul and a marshall. Just to test whether tone is really in the equipment or whether it is in the player.
Rabea and Matt talkin' like they come from my neck o' the woods? Instant like, y'all!
LOVE!!! I’m from the Deep South. I play only acoustic but find myself watching this channel all the time, well because it’s amazing. But I’ve been dying for a country sounds like. This rig sounds very late 90’s country early 2000’s to me. Modern country has a lot of pop in it. Either way amazing video and the southern accents are amazing 😂😂😂 my dad is military and stationed in Europe and I’ve made it very clear that when I come over to visit we have to make the trip to Anderson’s!!!! Much love from the heart of the south.
Finally some real content from that video room :D
Love all of your sound like episodes but this one was actually one I needed.
Everyone likes to hate on country but this rig actually sounded really good
I believe it's the writing more than the sound. They pick on bro country and not The Joke by Brandi Carlile or Fire Away by Chris Stapleton.
Doesn't matter how the rig sounds,
country is still a joke
There are some AMAZING country instrumentalists. It's the song lyrics that can ruin it.
What's to be gained from hating something someone else loves?
I'm not sure why anyone would hate on country. Nashville is full of some of the most talented musicians in the world. Sure... bro country can be ridiculous, and the rhinestone era was a bit silly, but there has always been incredible country music being made.
Texas boy here. Y'all's impersonations were not bad at all! :-)
E for Effort...
Rabea, don't knock your country playing!. That was some great playing and pickin' and one of the best tones from any genre of music I've heard you play👋
I was thinking the same! Holy crap!!
but it sounds nothing like Ultimate Country Rig
Finally!!!!!! I have been asking this for like 3 years now!!! I live in Nashville. Awesome to see my home town represented! I also have a Nashville Tele and it is incredible. I love it.
Also Rebea, if you wanted you could easily get a job as a studio musician in Nashville.
LOL...He is just another average player in Nashville. He could work in the C level studios, maybe. Nothing degrading about that, but an A lister? Nah...haha
Rabeas accent was surprisingly good. I say this with all the legitimacy of a Canadian who has never been to the southern states, has never known someone with such an accent and doesn’t like country music.
At least in the '80s and '90s, that accent was put on by non Southern country artists trying to sound Southern for show.
Nailed it!
Great job, fellas! These quirky "Sounds Like..." episodes are my favorite ones.
I personally prefer the sound likes where they do actual artists
but hey, these videos give me the opportunity to write song titles for the songs they write
no they didn't nail it, this sounds nothing like Ultimate Country Rig, they have WAY more slapback delay on their lead tone
besides, their lead guitarist used a fender 1953 telecaster with a fender hotrod deville, an MXR Dynacomp mini, Nobels ODR1 and Wampler The Doctor
They absolutely did NOT nail it, that's not even close to Ultimate Country Rig's tone you wally!
I currently live in the southern U.S and Rabeas southern accent is almost spot on. Great job on the country sound guys!!!
I personally would have used the Fender blues jr with that telly i think it would have been a better choice of amp
I agree, they are plenty loud enough, for most pub gigs. The guitar player in my band use a jnr and it's awsome, miced up plenty loud enough and that great twang with his 52 RI
A 6L6 power tube based amp was a better choice than the EL84 Blues Jr. Nothing against that amp, I have one and love it, but for what they were after, they got it right with what they had on hand, in their budget.
and a delay, it sounds nothing like Ultimate Country Rig without a delay
Wow, I'd be more than happy to gig with that rig in Nashville. That tele+pedal+amp sounded really good.
Being from lower Alabama, your accents were funny, rigs sounds good, what makes these videos great is you both seem to have fun , Jeff in LA USA
Please more country Rabea!!! You sound amazing and with this tone it really comes through how good you are at playing. Very tasteful slow solos..
Well as a Texan native I must salute you for this episode! Cheers!
@Luke Robinett Why Hello!
As a Nashville guy that plays on and produces lots of Country demo's, I personally have a Keeley Compressor on my board. They seem to be popular as well as the Wampler Ego. My main overdrive is the Nobels ODR (mini on the board at the moment). I use lots of various overdrives though. Gotta have Slap Back delay too. I use the BOSS DD-500 for most of my delays. These days there's a lot of dotted 8's as well, especially in the Choruses. Anyway, thanks for the video. Great playing!
As a Texan, those accents were spot on.... ;)
My new favorite sounds like video. Great tonal representation and loved seeing Rabea pushed out of his comfort zone. Seemed like you guys enjoyed it too which makes it even better.
this is my least favorite sound like video, it's not even close to ultimate country rig's tone!
they never got a delay which is a huge part of the lead tone for the solos
@@widowmaker5544 I agree but I enjoyed seeing them putting themselves out there where they are not comfortable
@@rikki030381 yeah, i kinda agree that it is fun to see them out of their element
That's a great sounding Tele for the money. I've never really tried to play modern country but I love the sounds they get for a lot of the genre these days. And Rabea just shreds some southern licks there and then proceeds to say he's basically not prepared for that kind of playing. That's like Ron Burgundy not being ready to play some jazz flute...
Rabea’s southern accent is probably the best thing I’ve ever heard.
As a life-long resident of Southern Alabama... (About as far south as you can go in the US without walking into the Gulf of Mexico) I whole-heartedly endorse Bea's accent!
Great episode. Love the sound, and looks, of Rabeas rig. And the beutiful Alvarez and BOSS is a match made in heaven.
I have that blackstar 6L6 . That's awesome on budget...
This gets a thumbs up for the southern accents🤣🤣gave this southern boy a good laugh! Best guitar channel on the Tube!! Keep it up fellas!!🤘🏼🤘🏼
Here's some fitting song titles I came up for the excerpts you played
1: Riding On Home
2: My Sweet Love
3: Shoot Me Down
What would you name the songs they played?
i'm not sure actually
i'm not that good when it comes to writing country music
@Andrew Harper I guess those'd work (for twisting my song titles into more stereotypical style country titles lol)
but if you wanna be really legit on the 1st one, it should be their cousin not their sister lol
they're fine by me
One of them started off a bit like Chattahoochee
@Tyler Cady Chatta what now?
@@sakimiyu4169 actual country song. Alan Jackson.
I'm from Virginia and Rabeas accent kills me. Being from South west Virginia I hear alot of country accents and he was almost there. Lol. Great job on the video. Come to Va and I'll share a beer and some real country life.
a country rig without a slap back delay???
Fair point
I’m not sure the heavily compressed big slap back type thing is quite as prevalent these days as it used to be? I’m not much of a country player though so who knows?
yeah, because they lacked the delay this sounded nothing like Ultimate Country Rig
and i'm disappointed cos they're my favorite band of all time
@Tyler Angle That's a bit rich coming from the person who is lead guitarist and singer from Ultimate Country Rig!
Came to see what delay they'd choose and how they'd have it set up haha. Yes, Keith and Brad use them.
I'm quite enjoying the recent bout of acoustic sounds like
Sounds like 80’s Prince PLEASE!!!!!
Interestingly enough, the southern accent(s) evolved from northern English and brogue accents brought by early immigrants.
And the Appalachian accent is derived from the Scottish and Irish accents of the people who settled there and, much later, created country music as we know it. As a native of the Appalachian mountains near Bristol, TN/VA (it crosses the state line) where country music was first recorded, I find it amazing how easy it is to pick up a Scottish or Irish accent when I'm speaking to someone with one.
@Thomas Pelley Don't forget the cuisine and likker.
Yep, all those hillbillies are mostly English, Welsh and Scottish. Country music mostly evolved from Celtic Folk music.
@@JG-ux7of Ahem, all "them" hillbillies.
As a southerner myself, your accent is on point Rabea😀😀😀😀
There are a couple of things about that Nashville Tele that are not traditional. First off, it has noiseless pickups rather than regular single coils. Secondly, because of the Stat-like switching, you can't select the combination of bridge and neck pickups. It's a fabulous guitar, but those looking for classic sounds all the way around may want to consider going with two single coils.
Before video started: "They are going to use stereotypical southern accents, aren't they?"
0:01: "Yep"
That Blackstar amp is gorgeous!
Y'all done a righteous job of it...
Now all ya need is a few swigs of whiskey to play some dirty down home country blues.
😂👍🏾🎶🔥♥️🔥🎶
Are you ready to rock???.....
...i said, are you ready to COUNTRY roooooock?
Nice job as usual fellas. I'm from the American south and that accent hasn't been big around here for a long time.
Another awesome video! Great choice of guitar. I have a friend who plays a Nashville Tele and uses a Fender Champion 100 solid state amp. Normally, I prefer valves, or tubes as we call them over here on our side of the pond, but the Champion sounds really good!
Just a head's up, you made a spelling mistake in the description, you missed out the A in Alvarez
Well done gentlemen. Very clean systems with minimal gear. The tones are spot on :)
Oh mah Lawd! Praise the Lawd and pass the ammuNation!
I really liked this episode! More info, more of your thoughts and more debate and time when picking the gear. Very Good quality entertainment! And you made me wanna listen to country!
Cheers from Sweden, love You guys!
The neck on those Fender Deluxe Teles is great. 12" radius fretboard, 6105 frets, satin finish. I have one on my partscaster.
Love the hellicasters riff at13:47....Rebea, you constantly amaze me!!!!
That pink PRS behind rabea at the beginning is NOICE!
This was very, very good. Great tone.
BTW, I'm not a Nashville player (not even close!), but I do use the keeley comp. That blend knob is superb.
Cheers
Loved that way more than I thought I would. It is time to have fun sounding like Def Leppard guys...
Great tone - great playing. Once again Rabea smashes it out of the park!
wrong, he didn't smash it out of the park cos that was not even close to Ultimate Country Rig's tone
Great likes can be had from great guitarist. And America does have some of the best Rock And Country vib. And I do understand that on the other side of the pond Country isn’t that popular. But it still rocks. Good riff Rebe. (Rebel). 👍🏻😎
After this can we get a Sound Like Brad Paisley or Jason Aldean
Buy a Wampler Ego Compressor and Brad Paisley signature Guitar pedal also from Wampler with a Vox amp
@@tannerwheeler1223 and an Aqua Puss
Great sounding rig! One of my favorite episodes.
wrong, terrible sounding rig! one of my least favorite episodes, wasn't even Close to Ultimate Country Rig's tones
I've got an older Nashville Tele and three Alvarez acoustics, so I dug this vid.
Rabea I am from north Alabama less than two hours from Nashville you played great country. Sorry I gave you a hard time on the dsl40cr amplifier.
ULTIMATE STONER/STONER RIG BRO!!! Also good on yall for having the balls to attempt a county rig, did well.
YES! Ultimate Stoner/Stoner Rig is my favorite band of all time!
Great episode haha and legit tones! I bought a Nashville Tele to start with then stripped the pickups out and put in Lollars instead to give it more of a fat/ big sound which is always the feeling I get when I listen to Keith Urban, Brothers Osborne etc!
Now you need to do a sound like Keith Urban 😉🤞
Great job anyhow guys!
If this is the latest trend for sounds like, when are we getting ultimate jazz rig? A guitar setup and a bass setup would be excellent viewing IMHO
Maybe do some rigs for jazz artists so you know what you're getting into idk it's your show
i need that! Ultimate Jazz Rig is my favorite band of all time!
Great tones and accents! You guys crushed it 🤘🏽
I got to play a Nashville Tele recently. It was awesome.
I have that telecaster in white with black pickguard (tribute to Vince Gill) & its awesome!!
Really nice sounds! That jam at 10-11 mins in is excellent. You two should explore your country vibe some more. Really seemed to be getting into that!
what would you name that jam at 10:11
can you make a fitting song title for it?
@William Allison I'd call it "My Sweet Love" I think
"My name's RaBEER"
Great episode once again guys. Now we’re getting towards the cowboy Rock....
Any chance of Bon Jovi or to be more precise Richie Sambora. I love that guys sound and would love to see you take him on both with and without busting the bank.
The color is fantastic!
Not bad.
The Keeley comp is definitely a perfect choice. The tone you missed out on is the Nobels. Huge part of the Nashville sound, the inspiration for Paisley's drive and the GTO by J.Rockett. Also, massive reverb and a good delay.
Excellent demo you guys nailed it!! I think this is one o f the rare times without a katana and bassbreaker 😂
Yessssss. Great one.
Now Brian Setzer is still missing.
that should be a simple one :)
Gretsch G5420
Fender Blues Junior
and a Tone City Tape Machine Delay
Saki Miyu
Nothing wrong with going easy...
I would go for the Nux Tape Core. It does a better job mimicing the Roland tape delay and has a built in reverb like the Roland.
It took me a lot of effort to get Brians sound wich is different from lots of other Rockabilly sounds. I use totally other pedals for my old school Rockabilly stuff.
Yes! PLEASE let's have a stray cats sounds like!!!!
I seriously hope they do a Setzer rig. I saw his Christmas concert a couple of years ago and it was absolutely wonderful. I even got to meet Joe Carducci from Gretsch. He's a true gentleman.
Yes to that!!
Rabea is actually surprisingly good at playing country... and speaking it too.
Sounds more blues than country
the acoustic sounds majestic.
The go to compressor in Nashville is the Wampler Ego Comp. Also always have a delay.
Or you could go with the old stand by, the boss cs-3.
exactly, without the delay it sounds nothing like ultimate country rig
you guys are awesome all these genres you can play and I say your twitter matt I did not know you are part owner of chapmen guitars your very humble about it
honestly... I think they nailed it! that really sound like a solid country rig!
they did NOT nail it, that sounds nothing like ultimate country rig!
their guitarist used a two pickup model Telecaster (specifically a 1953 model) a Fender Vibroking, a Nobels ODR1 with bass cut, a Wampler Ego Comp and a Wampler Doctor Delay
and for rhythm it was an Ibanez PF15 into a mixing desk
@@KeeperOfPoops how many peoples comments did you go through to tell them that? lol
The boys make a passable country-rock duo!
Keeley compressor is on my board and it’s awesome. So is the very thing !!!
Great video! The sounds like I never knew I wanted! Please can we have a Bead Paisley sounds like? 👍
Rabea, that's the trick of country. 3 chords, and a few basic tricks. the charm is in the simplicity.
Another brilliant video lads, would of loved to see a b or g bender though
Would love to see a sounds like Grateful Dead vid - both Jerry and Bob’s rigs and both by busting and without busting the bank
Rabea, Dang! You is a fine geetarist. Hot diggety. Respect from Melbourne Oz.
Can you do a without busting on Shinedown? They're my favourite band!
love the rigs and Bea you are an absolute beast!
Came here to watch Rabea attempt to play country. He far exceeded my expectations.
Excellent playing btw.
Although I’m not a southern-born American, I do live in Florida, and there are still some Floridians that have southern accents. Good job, guys, that was funny. Rabea’s accent attempt was great.
Seriously great tones, though. Country guitar is not easy, and I was super impressed.
Rabea: "I can't play country"...proceeds then to play country. Way to go boys, sounds great!
it did sound great, but nothing like Ultimate Country Rig
their lead guitarist used a Fender 60's Telecaster and occasionally a Gretsch G5620 Baritone, Fender Hotrod Deluxe, MXR Dynacomp, Nobels ODR1 and the most essential part of his rig is the Wampler The Doctor delay which he gets his slapback tone with
their rhythm guitarist used a Martin D28 into the mixing desk.
Just wondering...
A blues junior would have been a more obvious choice for the amp right?
Nice to see the lads putting the "count" in country...
In the middle of the video Rabea was doing a pretty spot on George W Bush impression lmao! Great playing as always and not a bad rig! I think a regular Tele or a Gretsch would've been a better choice and then you guys might've had room for some kind of slapback delay!
Some suggestions as always: Prince, Zappa, Derek Trucks, SOAD by busting, Grateful Dead/Ultimate Jam Band rig
9:45 LMAO You sound legit, no joke! Texas approved my friend! 👏🏼👍🏼
I'm a Nashville musician and actually I use a boss CS3 compressor
@@GuitarNoize111 it's Dynacomp
Sounded fantastic fellas!! Rabea, you're a damn fine player! PLEASE let's have a stray cats sounds like some time soon!!!
Rebea's southern accent is so hilarious and kinda scary lol it doesn't even sound close to his normal voice.
Should have used a classic vibe, it's just as good as that Nashville and much cheaper. You could have then gotten any amp and pedal combo you wanted. At any rate it sounded good. Not sure I liked the Alvarez at all but loved the amp.
The Aria sounds great. I think you could have saved a little bit by going with the MXR DynaComp and Nobels ODR mini, and spend the extra on a little tape delay for slapback.
Well Done Gents !!! Keep up the good work!!!