The Wrecking Crew's Louie Shelton and the 1952 Fender Telecaster
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- "Chats with Guitar Cats" Episode #1
I surprise studio legend Louie Shelton as we recall his younger years by pulling out a guitar like the one that started it all for him as Little Junior Shelton back in Little Rock Arkansas - a genuine vintage 1952 Fender Telecaster.
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Louie was/is a prodigy, cool gracious man.
... having an original 1952 Fender Telecaster, or even an exact copy re-issue, "IS" my wildest dream guitar. NOT ONLY BECAUSE I WAS BORN IN THAT YEAR, but & because, Leo Fender was THEE STRATARARIUS MASTER LUTIER INSTUMEÑT MAKER of the 20th century, if not, the modern era ...
I think I know who might have Lou's guitar. Tell him to get his manager to get ahold of G.E. Smith He was on the early saturday night live band. He has a double cutaway just like he describes.
Is that ( G.E. Smiths double cut)not regarded as being the Bob Dylan tele, from the famous 66 tour?
No flashy effects, no one trick pony - just world class proper musicianship
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Yep, plug the guitar into the amp and let's go!
An absolute studio icon and such a humble guy. His tone is still solid gold
It’s in his hands :)
He really has no tone. He just plays the notes with out much expression. Technically great but whatever...
@@ebay9302 Oh, go back to sleep...
@@ebay9302 Lol. Whatever. As you said...😅
And his chops are pretty good too!
They throw the "legend" tag around all willy nilly these days, but Shelton is a legit one.
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You are so right my friend!👍
Mr Shelton is a genuine guitar player and sounds so humble for his past en devours
in pop music
Yummy.
I know, right. You'd think he was just some living room guitarist or something. Complete humility.
The anti- Kanye. LOL
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But he's not the humbler
What a fantastic player Shelton is. This whole interview surprised me of how actually good he is, he went from rockabilly, country to Segovia and Bach. Fender should make his own signature
Tele 52' is an understatement. There is a reason why all of these known musicians hired him.
Right! C’mon Fender! Step up! It’s the right thing to do!
Louie obviously still loves to just play guitar. It's a pleasure listening to him tell old stories and talk/play guitar. Still looks pretty good for 80 too. God bless him.
80??! Nooo waaaay! He looks no older than when he was 50!
Turns 79 tomorrow.
@@Blkojo I invite you to come join Louie and I in a live stream chat in a few days time and ask him your questions via the live chat window/ You can set a reminder here- th-cam.com/video/uaXnnjSB77Q/w-d-xo.html
@@RickHollis Reminder is set. Thanks. By the way, I learned Louie's "Last Train to Clarksville" solo from one of his videos recently. And yes, I play it on a Telecaster.
Louie Shelton and Tommy Tedesco and Larry Carlton are my favorite Guitarist of all time grew up listening and emulating Louie's riffs on guitar and never knew it until the internet I wished I had him as my guitar teacher growing up thanks Louie.
Love Roy Buchanan and his Telecaster blues great guitar player
Louie Shelton, what an amazing guitar player....and a mild mannered gentleman. Loved listening to his stories, thank you
Shelton is like a national treasure for his guitar ability and his amazing list of credits. There was a point in time I thought there must be all these great guitar players in all these different bands, turns out it was this guy, and perhaps a few others. Thanks for the great contributions to music Louie!
I played a show where Louie was filling in for our guitarist. I didn't get as chance to speak to him and I wasn't told his name. From the first tune I knew he was world class. In the set break I spoke to him and when he introduced himself I nearly fell over. I knew of him instantly. I was only 24 at the time
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I’m hooked on watching everything Louie Shelton after learning a little bit about his musical legacy and legendary career a few days ago. I’m 65 years old now and I’m a little ashamed I didn’t know more about him sooner after growing up a big Jackson Five fan.
Same
Same thing happened to me!!
Don’t feel bad there’s a lot of incredible talent out there😊
@@erikkibler3466 I'm 81 in two days time and had not heard the name even being a guitar geek. I must have heard him lots but never knowing who it was. Not any more.
How could there be any thumbs down ,this is the one of the finest melodic guitar players in history! Awesome interview too, just a great inspiring 40 minutes!!..thanks
"This might be mine. I've been looking for it for a lot of years," said Louie. Too funny! Genuinely good hearted man.
Upmost love & respect to you Mr Shelton. Thank you so much for the pleasure you’ve given to millions of people around the world not to mention the admiration of musicians young and old alike, thank you and god bless you.
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Incredible! You can actually see his eyes light up like he's seeing an old friend when he gets a hold of the original 52. I got a little misty. After hearing the first strum. Just wonderful!
Louie Shelton....amazing player who seems like a wonderful, down to earth guy. I’ve even asked a question on his Facebook posts and he’s quick to respond and kind.
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Absolutely loved this interview! A humble legend interviewed by a well-informed and respectful host. Well done and thanks!
Rick, thank you for not only providing a '52 tele, but the '52 tube amp, too! When Louie picked a little, the magic of a true maestro was on display. [big smiley face]
John Doe Thank you. When I got my hands on them for a day or two, I just HAD to have Louie come over and play it. Did you catch the live chat I just did with Louie a couple of days ago?
Fascinating , what a true treasure . Louie is so humble and soooo talented . The amount of input he has had on the soundtrack of our lives is incredible . Listening to him and his stories is the kind of history lessons I love ! Thank You !!!
Louie, fascinating video...your just a National treasure. Guitarists across the land like myself have come to respect and emulate the founding "fathers" of America's music. James Burton, Albert Lee, Vince Gill, Chet Atkins, Louie Shelton. You guys are on MT Olympus for a reason. Its your gift you've given to all the rest of us, your incredible God given talent. Enjoy the view Louie you've earned it
Some gave this a thumbs down?
THUMBS DOWN? The reason is
jealousy. Pure & simple jealousy.
Unreal talent & humility=Mr Shelton.
Calm, cool attitude reminds me of
Keith Richards!! I wish I could meet
Mr Shelton to say thank you for all
he's done for the world of music, and
for guitar & guitarists!! Thank you,
Mr Shelton from Norman H in
Montreal, Canada. Please come up
here!! Maybe for the Jazz Fest?
We can't wait to see/hear you!!
Nor man honestly, some people are just strange. It doesn’t even matter what the video is, people will just give it a thumbs down.
@@thestuffmikedoes2309 Or is it the big red button syndrome? What ever you do DON'T push that big red button!
commentatron2000 kinda falls under the same “category” of what I meant-people will do something because they can
Louie and I are doing a live stream chat in a few days time. You're invited to come along and ask him your questions via the live chat window/ You can set a reminder here- @B77Q
38 Minutes of Pure Bliss! Players like this should be coveted.
Thank you Brian. Glad you enjoyed it. I'll be having a live chat with Louie here on my channel soon. Subscribe and notification bell to stay in the loop :)
Even in this relaxed environment,
Mr. Shelton's time is perfect.
His ability to play perfectly in
tune , pure tones are a very
Rare Jem indeed.
M. CASWELL
The intro to "Valleri" by the Monkees is brilliant. I went looking for the player and found Mr. Shelton. He's amazing.
Growing up in the 60s and early 70s, I heard Louie's brilliant playing, but of course did not know he was the guy. What a great guitarist.
Thank you Rick for this outstanding video. What a talent Mr Shelton is and has remained all these years. He is so humble and down to earth. Love him and his phenomenal playing.
Thanks Robert. Louie really is a lovely chap regardless of his phenomenal career.
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A truly phenomenal musician Louis Shelton & what a history he has accomplished. Thankyou
"i need my thumb-pick to play this but... " then plays it perfectly. A master....
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From Argentina a Great Deal of Respect for such a Master! Love his finger picking. Love the whole thing he is in! Blues, Jazz, Rock & Roll, Country, Soul, Classical Music, Americana, Workd Class Music.❤ Cheers
Man I just love it when I stumble across a gem like this on youtube. I was one of the millions of teens that started playing electric guitars in the mid 60's, inspired by guitar playing like Mr. Shelton's on so many songs of that era. It's a gift he gave me and I still enjoy to this day very much. Especially now, when we are under stay-at-home orders. If it weren't for guitar playing I'd probably go nuts. Sincere gratitude to you Mr. Shelton. You did a really good job with this Rick, especially considering it was the first interview you did and an impromptu get-together. I was spellbound the entire video. Thanks to you as well, take care. I'll be watching for the next time you get together with Mr. Shelton.
I agree. Thank God for the guitar. Especially now.
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@@RickHollis ever out west, give us a holler; W.A. cheers.
Louie’s guitar work on the Monkees’ records were hugely influential on me. I became a guitar player because of his playing
Thank you for this amazing interview! So grateful to hear this man talk and play. Louie is a true gentleman and a guitar player’s guitar player.
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Such a talent. You can tell he just loves playing. Just a tele into a delux is such an amazing sound. 67 year old gear and sounds better than most stuff built now.
Not in my case my tele mij and sound better than a few vintages somewhere out there but yeah I agree depends
Louie Shelton leaves all others standing choking in his dust- but he's just a down-to-earth guy.
NickRatnieks On top of a great career, Louie is a lovely chap.
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...he covers Elton John's "Tiny Dancer". Love it.
Hi Rick. It was fantastic to meet you today at Gold Coast music. I am totally knocked out that you know and hang out with Louie Shelton.... what a legend! I have loved his playing for years and I've always admired the many styles and artists he has applied himself to. I am on the lookout for any gigs that Louie is doing around town as I've missed a few that I didn't know he was doing or I was playing a gig myself at the time. Thanks again mate for taking the time to chat to me today and I hope to catch you around sometime..... maybe even at a Louie Shelton gig! Cheers Wayne
Hi Wayne, was nice to meet you too. Hope to bump in to you again some time soon :)
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The value of that '52 instantly increased.
Louis is such a great player, gentleman, and interviewee. I always enjoy seeing and seeing him.
Brother - "Leo almost got it right with the Tele." implying that the Strat was/is perfection. I'm surprised you said that. Louis, ever the gentleman, politely corrected that mis-step.
Just found your channel. I have known about Louie since I was twelve. I am now 64. Have acknowledged him through out the years as my inspiration. I probably know more about him than any single guitar player. I always looked at the person behind the star. Because, let's face it, It's people like Louie than made the stars. Thanks
Pure MONSTER from 12 years old to now. One of the best!
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Such a Enjoyable Person of Life's Youth he is moving Better than Ever Louie Shelton to never be Forgotten and Always Pursued for a reason, SO Pleas'in. Love you Louie. Thank YOU
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Excellent and most enjoyable. What a wonderful player he is.
And such a lovely chap too :)
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I'm 52 vintage, heard much playing, never could myself, half hour of joy, I roadied for years, many fab players, this a cut above, thanks guys, massive respect ..
Thank you for watching.
Just wow... What a humble fella. Quite a life story and wow.. what a great player.... God Bless him!
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Thanks SO much for having Louie on. Looking forward to more AMAZING content.
After watching some Wrecking Crew documentaries it's a REAL TREAT to meet the THE MAN, LOUIE.
This is such a great relaxed , natural interview and Louie's playing so bloody awesome, I must have watched this half a dozen times over the last 2 years ! 👍👍👍
That interview was such a pleasure to watch. Playing from the 'heart and head' is what true music is about. What a great musician and humble guy Louie is and thank you Rick for allowing him to take the time to recollect his memories for us. It is so important that people like Louie are documented.
Louie and I are doing a live stream chat in a few days time. You're invited to come along and ask him your questions via the live chat window/ You can set a reminder here- @B77Q
Boy these old time players are national treasures - what a treat to hear his gift.
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Thank you Mr Hollis for making this video of Mr Shelton. I just happened to accidently find this while doing a search. I appreciate and thank you Mr Shelton for the wonderful licks you have provided artists over the years in the studio. Please keep providing these videos sir. Thank you!
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For me the simplicity of the Tele is the beauty of it! It’s the last guitar I bought and it’s the one I play the most, and I have 7 electrics.
When you mic’d it up I got the exact same feeling as when you’re at a restaurant, really hungry, and you see your server walk up with your food
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This is really a treat. His way of conveying what he plays and why is so honest. A real natural player.
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I have a 1952 Tele. The newer ones - even late 50s, don't compare. There's one reason why they are SO valuable. They are not so thin and spiky, although they are still like a Tele. They have wooden warmth, kind of a sweetness - as you can hear here. They tend to be lighter (not much paint or lacquer at all) and easier to play than many later ones.
Great interview, Louie Shelton Rules 🔥🔥🔥
You could listen to him all day, such a great interview.👍🏻
Wonderful to hear how he opens up and plays fabulous stuff as the interview goes on. Fabulous player many thanks.
Louie is a man filled with beautiful music. What a gem.
Wow, I've been listening to Louie all my life and never knew his name.Wow
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A legend. It's hard to make a guitar sound more like a guitar than Louie does.
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STILL IS SO AWESOME DEXTERITY ..THATS PLAYING AND AWESOME STILL GOT IT GOING ...1ST HEARD OF HIM SEEN HIM TODAY SOMEONE I'M LOOKING AT NOW A INSTANT FAN
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Great interview. Louie is such a great musician, and a very nice person.
Louie and I are doing a live stream chat in a few days time. You're invited to come along and ask him your questions via the live chat window/ You can set a reminder here- @B77Q
His most memorable playing for me was on the Monkey's tune "Valerie." Aside from Jimmy Bryant I had never heard anybody play that fast, clean, and melodic all at once back then.
I could sit and listen to Louie speak and play forever . So blessed to have seen him on stage in New Mexico many years ago .
Boy, what a treat to watch this program. I remember trying to learn Last train to clarksvill, and never could. I love that lick. Thankyou both of you for doing this wonderful program. Marc Trainor
Thank you for watching.
Love this guys Louie Shelton. I especially enjoy playing his iconic parts on Last Train to Clarksville! He is the "music behind the music".
What a underrated musician . My god.
Yep, what a phenomenal career he has had. An absolutely lovely chap, too.
And his lovely demeanor is so prevalent here,@@RickHollis . Thank you for your generous skills as an interviewer, and for shinning a light upon this amazing artist, for those who were in the dark about his gifts.
He was not under rated by no means. He was a first call player and I saw him every day for years in the studio. Unheard of maybe in the mainstream but always a top rated player.
@@aliceshaw8265 It's either really all about the music or all about the money - no half way house really. Bit like dividing the sheep and the goats. Not feeling free to share is a big problem - it means you're not secure on who you are. In guitar everyone stands on someone's shoulders as the efforts of others have been played around us all for 70 odd years now. I'd like to think generosity of spirit defines the greatest musicians who've lived and worked among us. Some people are more generous with their time than with their money, for some it's the other way round. That's OK we can't always help who we are. However some people are generous with neither - don't be one, we all only get so much time to make the world a better place.
I think Louis has well and truly passed that test. Bless him.
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Louie Shelton is amazing. Hardly anyone makes such natural sounding, melodic guitar parts. One of the greats.
What an amazing guy!!! Fantastic interview very enlightening master class!!!
Thanks
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The material this man has put out and the depth of guitar knowledge is amazing and so humble !!
Brilliant interview. Thanks for the addition of a real 52 also.
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i could sit and listen to this man for hours. He's a living encyclopedia of guitar playing experience and lessons learnt. Really nice approachable bloke too.
I was waiting for you to tell him that was his Tele and you were giving it to him.
An honor to hear him speak of his influences and hear him play.
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I know he wouldn't have taken it too seriously at the time, but that's some of the most beautiful Bach I've ever heard.
Is that the Bach piece that's on the Atkins Album, "Chet in Three Dimensions"?
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God bless you louie
He does not look like a man born in 1941. I think it's because he got to experience a lot of the good things about being in the music industry without all of the bad things that come w/ the fame. What a cool story he has!
What a lovely chap. Very generous with his time. Thanks
What a lovely guy. Talent in bucket loads yet very generous in his acknowledgement of others he learned from. I'm glad to hear he started playing at 9 years old. I can now genuinely claim I'm such a poor player because I didn't start early enough!
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Oh, my goodness! Thanks Rick, for posting this interview and Thank You Mr. Shelton for all the wonderful music you’ve shared with us for all these many, many years! Legendary!! Play On!!!
Louie Sheltin and his wife used to come over and visit my Father and Mother as a kid. I wish I had have jagged some lessons from him then!
Yep you should be kicking yourself lol
@Luey Sixty-six My God Man, I probably would be sick everyday if I had missed an opportunity like that. Just meeting Louie would have been a thrill.
@@paulas1man to be fair, this was when I was between 5 and 10 years old, years before I ever picked up a guitar. And Louie didn't visit regular- regularly...like every week or anything. There were just a handful of visits that I recall... probably 5 or so. Under 10.
So the only lessons he could have possibly given me would have been a few basic, beginner ones. Like..this is an A chord..sort of thing.
@@lueysixty-six7300 I'm just kidding with you man. Louie is just such a nice guy, it would have been a thrill to have just been in the same room with him. My dad played in a band when he was young. I was 5 years old when my dad would be jamming on some Jimmy Reed and other old blues artists. It was great as I remember it with dad playing his 1964 sunburst stratocaster with a maple neck and an old tube amp. It was a good time, but dad was no Louis Shelton. I am sure you cherish that memory. Good talking with you
@@lueysixty-six7300 Mm - you can go quite along way on an A chord though! Angus Young certainly did - and he was far from the only one.
Great to hear Louie reflect on his brilliant career!
There will come a time when interviews like this, that combine accomplished artists with genuine vintage instruments & amps, are going to be a rare possibility. Thanks for sharing this Rick Hollis! :)
Well, no. It's just going to be a new generation of "accomplished muso's", and "genuine vintage instruments & amps".
Thank you. Jonathon. This was my first attempt at an interview and I'm still learning. More to come from Louie soon :)
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I can't believe I've never heard of this guy on guitar channels!!
I've been missing out for decades!
What a Great musician, Guitarist and human being!
I could listen to Louie all day long
Its a joy when he comes over to do some work and he picks up a guitar to have a noodle.
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Liked this session you let the legend do the talking very nice i subscribed
Thank you, Douglas. Did you catch the more recent live stream interview I did with Louie as part of my Chit Chats With Guit Cats series on my channel?
This guys great. So humble can play anything. Thanks for posting
Thank you, Louie is truely great.
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A great conversation and a nice introduction into the musical world of Louie with wonderful guitar examples presented by him. Thanks Rick for this presentation and thanks a lot to Louie for his explanations and guitar demo. Love it!
Thank you, Dietmar!
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Absolutely wonderfully dedicated man to his talent
Could just soak him up for hrs all the sessions he's played coming thru in this
My first Louie moment was the fierce Spanish flavored soloing on the Monkees' "Valleri". Not a huge fan of the song itself, but that guitar work was jaw-dropping. Nobody was doing that for late 60s pop-rock.
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A living legend, no doubt. SEVENTY years in music, most at the highest level. And still going.
I'm so envious of this dude, earning a real good living all of that time from doing something that he clearly loves.
But also really pleased for him. Seems like he deserved it. A beautiful human.
He looks really good for a guy who has to be in his late 70’s don’t ya think...???
Ya he was 78 here.
I'd be interested to get his thoughts on pick-
ups as well as his thoughts on on Les Paul models. And his thoughts on the acoustic guitar in relation to his session work as well.
What a very nice, friendly and humble fella Louie Shelton is; I am very impressed by this man..!
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Good interview. Very interesting......even for those of us who can't play a note of guitar
He is 79 now
What a wonderful gentleman and what an incredible life story!
Thanks for doing this. Louie has been and is still a guitar idol for me.
You're welcome, Ron. Glad you enjoyed it :)
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I love Louie's interviews he still loves to play and show off. 👍
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Loved that little bit there he did on Chet Atkins. Always loved his stuff too! Thanks for this video! Great music to get your mind off all the craziness right now!
Absolute respect to you Sir, you are a talented musician who has learned your craft to perfection. A great guitarist and a truly humble gentleman.
Great interview. Learned a lot. Very interesting to hear Mr Shelton explain what he is thing when he plays. Interesting also to see Mr Shelton switching between classical position to hold the guitar (between his legs) and conventional modern position (on one leg).
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Incredible sound, magnificent geetar player!🔟⭐️👍❤️
Louie is an amazing player, I have been playing guitar for decades and I still have a hard time playing out of the box. Please more of Louie Shelton
More coming :)
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Stunningly good. Tone, musicality, talent. All in abundance.
What a really nice bloke and fantastic guitarist 🎸🏴🏴
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Catch these guys while you still can, what a pleasure this was, gotta say as a non-guitarist I felt pretty proud instantly identifying Wildwood Flower hehe
And I feel silly being the interviewer and not knowing the song. Different generations but it works.
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FENDER should find him an original or at the very least a Anniversary reissue
Last count Keith has 12 52's. I bet if Keith knew Louie wanted a 52 Keith would give him one of his. Lord knows he deserves it
@@steveb9325 you know that's great & all, I'm all for capitalism & free market & more power to Keith he's certainly earned it & able to spend his money how he pleases but there is a little something off putting about people collecting or hoarding a majority of vintage instruments & artifically driving up supply & demand even more than it should be.
@@MrMd5555 we're talking Keith Richards brother. A rock guitarist icon that does this for a living. I've got nothing to do with it. I'm thankful for the guitars I have. They're paint brushes for me. I'm a musician.
@@MrMd5555 get your point and agree, been going on for decades. I'll never get my dream vintage Martin even if I won the lotto I'd never spend quarter million on a guitar. It's all subjective bro
Perhaps they
Should've built
A Sig. model for him.They built a john5 model for him. yikes 😞
Louie Shelton and Jay Graydon. I can't find enough clips of them and I feel like I've viewed hundreds. I seriously can't get enough of these extraordinary talents!
Maybe I should reach out to Jay for a live chat on the podcast.