yeah well the idea is to balance both concepts while you're playing. There's an interesting quote "you learn it all, then you forget it all" meaning just learn technique until you don't even think about it anymore. It becomes so accessible to you that you don't even think about how you're doing it and instead focus on where to do it.
I was the manager for the Original Tempttions that came out of Bayonne, N.J., THEY WERE THE MOORE BROTHERS who recorded with savory records in 1958, Butch Moore use to gouge out the wood around the pick up of his Tele always looking for a new sound, when I seen this, the memory came back
The average college-aged kid today explains guitar/bass parts using the modes (I.e. mixolydian, Dorian), or chord tones, etc. It's refreshing to hear one of the originals, describe his part as an "attitude"! I love listening to him. Not a ton of classic rock Native Indian/Canadians who are 1/2 Jewish around.
Excellent point about "attitude." In the end, it's more about feel than it is about technique. Some players have great technique, but are kinda bland in terms of feel.
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That was Robbie's guitar. Dylan used it, but Robbie owned it. It was originally black, but the paint started to come off. Same guitar Dylan played at the Academy of Music (1971). He had an SG but didn't feel comfortable playing it and switched guitars with Robbie. That's when Bob and this Telecaster reunited again.
I used to like this song, but it's been so abused and over-played in every jam or open mic I've ever attended, that I've come to loathe anyone who wants to play it.
@ObservantHistorian. That's a song I have been feebly trying to play. But I know what you mean. There's lots of songs that I feel the same way about. Especially when songs are licensed to commercials.
The way RR gained greater control (underhandedly) of The Band royalties and gave himself a larger cut, he was unapologetic about it, that turned me right off him. If you notice, since 2000 (thereabouts) many musicians have distanced themselves from him, specifically fmr comrades like Clapton, Young and Dylan. RR has lost a lot of credibility due to his own actions, to say the least. Btw, anybody can research the info above, it’s very well known.
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Robbie Robertson is a musical genius.
No, he isn't. Mozart was a musical genius.
@@tomcarl8021 THEREFORE??
yeah well the idea is to balance both concepts while you're playing. There's an interesting quote "you learn it all, then you forget it all" meaning just learn technique until you don't even think about it anymore. It becomes so accessible to you that you don't even think about how you're doing it and instead focus on where to do it.
Robbie just gave us a BIG tip on songwriting there. It's often not the notes you play but the attitude that you play ...
I was the manager for the Original Tempttions that came out of Bayonne, N.J., THEY WERE THE MOORE BROTHERS who recorded with savory records in 1958, Butch Moore use to gouge out the wood around the pick up of his Tele always looking for a new sound, when I seen this, the memory came back
What?! No kidding, you had such an incredible group to manage. I bet you have some great stories.
Who are "the Original Tempttions"??
@@janetownley The Temptations, I think he meant.
Had no clue the Temptations were out of Bayonne, small world
R. I. P😢
The average college-aged kid today explains guitar/bass parts using the modes (I.e. mixolydian, Dorian), or chord tones, etc. It's refreshing to hear one of the originals, describe his part as an "attitude"! I love listening to him. Not a ton of classic rock Native Indian/Canadians who are 1/2 Jewish around.
Excellent point about "attitude." In the end, it's more about feel than it is about technique. Some players have great technique, but are kinda bland in terms of feel.
that perfectly describes the Other Favourites ! boring as hell
Beautiful Tele great guirtarest great music I miss the Band
RIP Richard, Rick, Levon... and whoever else I forgot.
Real deal 🙌
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I'm so grateful 🥰 and I hope you never stop being a fan, I would like to honor you by giving you my personal information if that's ok by you.💝❤️💝
A well worn tele
Whats up with the telecaster?
Looks like the tele he used on the song.
That telecaster belonged to Bob Dylan!🤯🔫🧠
Both " big guys" in their era
Hate to see it all messed up
What's up with it?
That was Robbie's guitar. Dylan used it, but Robbie owned it. It was originally black, but the paint started to come off. Same guitar Dylan played at the Academy of Music (1971). He had an SG but didn't feel comfortable playing it and switched guitars with Robbie. That's when Bob and this Telecaster reunited again.
He really needed a new guitar at that point.
Naw... an old friend with many memories engrained. I'd take that one over a new one any day.
It deadass just needs a pickup cover
A much-played guitar becomes one with you over time.
BAHAHHhhAHAHAHAH!!
How tf did I get this in my rec
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I used to like this song, but it's been so abused and over-played in every jam or open mic I've ever attended, that I've come to loathe anyone who wants to play it.
@ObservantHistorian. That's a song I have been feebly trying to play. But I know what you mean. There's lots of songs that I feel the same way about. Especially when songs are licensed to commercials.
@@bh8365 It's a good song, and a good song to learn (I've been playing for about 50 years now!)...I'm just personally exhausted with it!
like sweet home Chicago easy to play hard to play good
It's a good song, but it's the least interesting song on the album
@@sunkintree I would agree with that, too.
Robbie is a little too full of himself for me.
The way RR gained greater control (underhandedly) of The Band royalties and gave himself a larger cut, he was unapologetic about it, that turned me right off him. If you notice, since 2000 (thereabouts) many musicians have distanced themselves from him, specifically fmr comrades like Clapton, Young and Dylan. RR has lost a lot of credibility due to his own actions, to say the least. Btw, anybody can research the info above, it’s very well known.
I am certain you are a better musician, not to mentioned licensed psychologist.
@@pawelpap9 I’m entitled to my opinion, Skippy.
AND ONE CROOKED BASTARD TO BOOT !
yeah.. he always speaks like he's educating you because you're ignorant. That's how he comes off.