I always felt that one speaks with their guitar. And like any good conversation, you have to be quick to listen and slow to speak. During worship I know sometimes it's best for me to not play anything and lift my hands up and praise. I've been very blessed to be playing in the service band. I find myself constantly asking if I am playing for god or for myself. But I do fairly well on allowing god to work through me. I cry a lot on stage. It's such a blessing to use the gifts god has giving me to praise him.
This guy played a major role for the popularity of hillsong music. He is my guitar idol too.
Him and Chislett as well.
I always felt that one speaks with their guitar. And like any good conversation, you have to be quick to listen and slow to speak. During worship I know sometimes it's best for me to not play anything and lift my hands up and praise. I've been very blessed to be playing in the service band. I find myself constantly asking if I am playing for god or for myself. But I do fairly well on allowing god to work through me. I cry a lot on stage. It's such a blessing to use the gifts god has giving me to praise him.
Great tone and very important lesson.
Nigel = BOSS!
Really love nigels tone
So good! Thanks
Thank you Nigel Can you make a class for gadgets and how to use them
Nigel is my reference, especially the old bad praises, does anyone know if he has a guitar course ?
Was the experienced guitar player David Moyse?
Who makes this capo? Will my electric guitar stay in tune? Nigel... or anyone.
Looks like a G7th capo
G7th has one very similar, but their handles curve the opposite direction.