0:00 - Introduction 1:40 - Annie's opinion about Berklee and music college in general 4:15 - The REAL origin of the name ‘St. Vincent’ 7:10 - Annie’s supervillain alter-ego 11:18 - Burning Questions 17:07 - Name Those Notes 17:40 - Perfect pitch versus relative pitch 19:50 - Annie’s manual whammy bar effect 21:00 - Led Zeppelin’s influence on St. Vincent 23:36 - Annie’s favorite guitar riff she wrote 27:10 - Annie talks about the brilliance of Metallica rhythm guitar parts 30:38 - The new St. Vincent guitar approach 35:08 - “I don’t love it when the guitar sounds like a guitar” 38:36 - St. Vincent’s influence on my guitar playing 39:30 - The MusicMan St. Vincent signature guitar 45:18 - The art of improvisation on guitar 47:53 - Songwriting tips from a Grammy-winning songwriter 51:50 - Annie’s supervillain advice
This! As a female guitarist/songwriter she is such an inspiration. Fear is my biggest hurdle to actually go for it. Sometimes you need to hear this to get new energy and write!
@@kidsln6521 who likes to hang out with musicians ? Answer: drummer's and singers. Drummer's only understand music rhythmically and singers don't understand it . What is the relative major to A Phrygian ?
So humble, so talented, she has such a beautiful aura. Annie's success in recent years makes me realize that sometimes there is actually justice in this world
Annie was an instructor at a Steve Vai camp I attended. Was so awesome , kind, humble and full of great commentary during her Q & A as well. Her very first band was a Pantera cover band - a fact that won a lot of metal heads over that weekend. LOL
Gonna be honest. Never heard of St. Vincent or Annie Clark. Still Listened. Nice to have someone who has a way different take when it comes to guitar. Instead of just the typical AMAZING guitarist that can shred with the best of them. Not to say she can't hold her own, but it isn't her style. Good Stuff Good Sir.
@@morganbebell9003 Yep. This lady is a player's player. She has just chosen to chase a different muse than most of us do. If you listen to her catelogue though, you can tell she likes the heavy stuff. Its influence is subtle, but its there.
Thanks for this one Tyler! Annie is an incredibly underrated player who has one of the best attitudes about music and writing. She deserves the spotlight as a player.
Annie's commentary on playing it live like it is on the album was spot on. I saw ZZ Top in concert twice and everything sounded like the albums and got a little boring. Their style of blues always has room to expound on a riff. But when I saw Rush on the tour where they were playing 2112 in its entirety, I needed it to be just like the album. It was, and it was amazing!
I love St Vincent (Annie Clark). I love her most when it's just her singing accompanied by her acoustic guitar. Her melodies and lyrics are so creative. They really don't need anything else.
Her signature, to me, is the most exciting and welcome instrument I have seen come along in a very long time. It's name is akin to a contemporary Les Paul. The design seems to not really borrow too much from anything or seem like it's trying to be something incredibly different. It just feels right, classy, artistic and individual. Kind of the antithesis of the Silver Sky (again, PRS makes nothing but quality but I totally found that thing to be uncreative and a totally missed opportunity.) And Annie Clark is perpetually surprising, herself. This interview felt a little wooden, a little uncomfortable but Ms. Clark was generous, casual, polite and patient. She's the kind of artist and person the world needs but doesn't often deserve. True cool.
Her signature is a stunning guitar! It is the only "regular production" guitar that i really, really wanted! It has its own style, its own sound. It is so hard to make something new in this endless sea of telecasters, les pauls, strats etc ... but Annie Clark nailed it! I got two now, both rosewood neck versions. A black and a blue one. Despite it very anti-ergonomic looks it is actually very, very ergonomic! I like to call it the "ergonomic beast"! :D . It sits very comfortably on your body while sitting down and while standing up the guitar "forces" you to take a very ergonomic approach to it. It is really something new and good.
@The British Bluesman sorry to hear that. I don't have any experience with the sterling version, my music man models are near perfect. Of course, these are a lot more expensive. Nontheless, the sterling iterations aren't cheap either and I would expect a very good instrument for the price asked. Really sorry to hear your negative experience :(
The Led Zeppelin song you guys were humming is "Fool in the Rain". You got the "rain" part right lol. But no worries on forgetting songs from In Through The Out Door lol
Good interview. I’ve never heard her stuff, but halfway thru this interview, I jumped over and searched for one of her live videos. Settled on “Down” from the Jimmy Fallon show. Wow, what a cool song. I will definitely check out more of her stuff after finishing this video. Thanks.
Texas, represent! Fun fact, she was a member of the Polyphonic Spree. I think it’s awesome that she goes for a different sound/feel with each record. That’s bold. Her new album is dope. 70s funk on the surface with an ocean of 60s glam beneath. The guitar does look rad.
What a lovely interview. Great questions from Tyler and fantastic answers and musings from Annie. I love her albums’ spirit of adventure and I dig them even more the more I see her interviews. And she is an amazingly expressive player.
Good interview. She has more personality than all of the other guitar players you have interviewed. Perhaps since she is a singer and front woman too, interviews come more natural to her.
Oh Wow! Instant fan. Great interview, just had heard you (Ms Ann) were from Dallas, which is close to me, and had a cool sig guitar. Certainly will dig into the catalog, have catching up to do. What a joy to hear y'all talk about music. Inspirational indeed. Thank you. Tyler, been meaning to ask where Music Is Win came from? Ms St Vincent, I will buy a show ticket first opportunity. How tf does someone buy an "album" these days? Honestly don't know (if it's not at Wal-Mart). Which is...weird. But I'm really damn old, so...
@@alex11v3 Giving Actor a whirl. It's unique and creative...but still not my jam. If I had only one pick of albums from the 2000's, it's going to be 10,000 Days.
awesome interview mann, i'm getting to know new guitar villains with every episode! my guitar music horizons are expanding with every episode, i love it! thanks, tyler!
Strange Mercy might be the record that inspires me the most to create music. Maybe it's also my absolute favorite! It's something about the contrasts between sweet and lush and demented and noisy about that record that amazes me every time.
Thank you for featuring Annie on "Git Villains"! She is a "True Artist" who let's the "Freak Flag Fly" and "SENDS IT"... though not being quite sure of where it's gonna land! In addition to her actual musical output, her comments on Music School and other topics in this interview well-illustrate that! Please keep up the good work...both of you!!
Just watched this and have to say, what a great interview and discussion! Congratulations! Really want to hear Annie make a song about Cruella Deville, might just be her next masterpiece!
Im actually really really impressed by her signature model. Sounds great and has a unique enough design to stand out that doesnt feel contrived or silly. Defo gonna stand the test of time
I friggen loved this show Tyler, Annie Clarke was so much fun to watch and listen to! Guitar Villains is so entertaining. Can't wait to see who your next guest is.
I think I like Tyler the best when he's interviewing others or featuring other people. His sense of humor doesn't always interest me, when when he features other people he isn't quite as self-indulgent. He has a lot of wisdom and insight to share, and I think it comes out most sincerely when he's got someone else he has to account for in the video. It's clear he does his research and really thinks a lot about the interviews, their music and material. I'm definitely gonna go check out the backlog of Guitar Villain interviews. Hope to see Daniel Donato, Kingfish, Samantha Fish or Marcus King on sometime.
Great interview with a great person. Tyler you didn't fawn over or pander to Ms. Clark you just showed authentic interest and were prepared. Great work!
St. Vincent: there’s a saying that you will never make it in the music industry if you graduate from Berkeley. Tyler with his Berkeley diploma somewhere in the background:
@@moreblack i wrongly assumed they all graduated. Guess its like the NBA why pay 100k you dont have to graduate when you can make millions dunking today?
The version of the Berklee curse I got was 'If you graduated from Berklee, you did something wrong.' I did not, but alas, I'm not famous and just playing in cover bands :/
Don't know who she is prior, new to guitar. But seems like nice person, and going to grab the cheap version of her guitar, and take that unique tool/art make it my own.
I have a 60's Harmony Bobkat H15V, which is the guitar Annie Clark used before her Music Man endorsement. What a guitar those were! Very "Les Paul with P90s" vibe. I completely understand why she loved those so much. In fact, ending up with this guitar is how I heard of her, trying to find as much info I could about it. I really love her Music Man signature guitars, and I'm so tempted to get one... Maybe someday...
My favorites of Annie's are when she does 'Dig a Pony', and the song, 'Paris is Burning'. Her guitars look great. If you spec out a 'goldie', they put a lot of effort into the details. Even a 'St. Vincent Sterling' for around $500 would probably play great. imo ymmv
I worked inside Berklee's admissions office for a couple years out of college and i can tell you that none of those fast playing scales students is making dollar one in the real world of creative original music making--they are playing in cruise ship bands and teaching guitar to junior high school kids.
Great interview, Tyler. The song you're referring to at 22:07 is 'Fool in the Rain'. So you were close. Also, regarding 'D'yer Maker', it's a colloquial contraction of 'Did you make her' and sounds like 'Jamaica' when spoken in a British accent, not 'Dyer/Dire Maker'. It's part of an old joke: Person 1 - 'My wife's gone on holiday to the Caribbean'. Person 2 - 'Oh yeah, Jamaica?' Person 1 - 'No, she wanted to go'. The song itself has a pretty clear reggae influence, hence the Jamaica connection, hence the name. Y'all welcome.
13:00 - well no,… D’addario .0095 gauge strings have been around since the late 1980s… Joe Satriani was using them. I copied him. It is possible that only the top few strings have an Intermediate string gauge…
it's "did you make her" and "Jamaica" combined as d'ye'mak'er... it's part of a joke that I forget. And da-da-da-da da-dum is yeah from that album that you can colorize with water.
Oh yeah and thanks Annie this was dope and I must say as a guitar player who’s played your guitar it plays great and I couldn’t think of a better brand for your signature model.
I didn’t know who she was or anything about her band until this video, I’m old school lol. But what an awesome interview! I have to say, her answer on what she meant when she said she doesn’t even know what is going to come out of the guitar half the time was awesome. I find myself getting caught up too much in what other (very famous) people have written, or subconsciously using known techniques that I forget to play with reckless abandon when writing something new. That is great advice! What a cool guitar player!
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0:00 - Introduction
1:40 - Annie's opinion about Berklee and music college in general
4:15 - The REAL origin of the name ‘St. Vincent’
7:10 - Annie’s supervillain alter-ego
11:18 - Burning Questions
17:07 - Name Those Notes
17:40 - Perfect pitch versus relative pitch
19:50 - Annie’s manual whammy bar effect
21:00 - Led Zeppelin’s influence on St. Vincent
23:36 - Annie’s favorite guitar riff she wrote
27:10 - Annie talks about the brilliance of Metallica rhythm guitar parts
30:38 - The new St. Vincent guitar approach
35:08 - “I don’t love it when the guitar sounds like a guitar”
38:36 - St. Vincent’s influence on my guitar playing
39:30 - The MusicMan St. Vincent signature guitar
45:18 - The art of improvisation on guitar
47:53 - Songwriting tips from a Grammy-winning songwriter
51:50 - Annie’s supervillain advice
Hello ..I just started learning guitar please can you make a video on what is the first thing that a beginner guitarist must learn
You forgot the sick fart at 8:05
Idk why? But, I just like you Tyler! You're a Damn fine man bud, you guitar playing is absolutely incredible!!
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This Channel is Fun and Informative. SUPER STUFF DUDER
Well could we fall in love with her more? Killer work Tyler. X
Hi Mary!
This! As a female guitarist/songwriter she is such an inspiration. Fear is my biggest hurdle to actually go for it. Sometimes you need to hear this to get new energy and write!
and then the plays Rain Song
@@BrunoVasco who's The?
@@davidyoung8875 you don’t know who the is?
She's the perfect example of, "Play the guitar the way you want to play it". Love her sound
She's the perfect example of a lazy guitarist who can't play and tries to hide it with multiple effects pedals.
@@larryscheller2476 lmao bro chlill
@@larryscheller2476 Where are your Grammys?
@@larryscheller2476 ok bro, that statement can take you somewhere big..
@@kidsln6521 who likes to hang out with musicians ?
Answer: drummer's and singers. Drummer's only understand music rhythmically and singers don't understand it . What is the relative major to A Phrygian ?
“Be dangerous, fuck it, who cares!” Best advice ever!!
Oh stop it.
That's about the most rock/metal attitude you can have. I love Annie. I think she's brilliant and super underrated as a player.
So humble, so talented, she has such a beautiful aura.
Annie's success in recent years makes me realize that sometimes there is actually justice in this world
Annie was an instructor at a Steve Vai camp I attended. Was so awesome , kind, humble and full of great commentary during her Q & A as well.
Her very first band was a Pantera cover band - a fact that won a lot of metal heads over that weekend. LOL
Did you learn anything from her .
On videos I've seen she's extremely musically ignorant.
Gonna be honest. Never heard of St. Vincent or Annie Clark. Still Listened. Nice to have someone who has a way different take when it comes to guitar. Instead of just the typical AMAZING guitarist that can shred with the best of them. Not to say she can't hold her own, but it isn't her style. Good Stuff Good Sir.
Fact is she can shred - her first band was a Pantera cover band - but plays her own style says a lot.
@@morganbebell9003 Yep. This lady is a player's player. She has just chosen to chase a different muse than most of us do. If you listen to her catelogue though, you can tell she likes the heavy stuff. Its influence is subtle, but its there.
There is a good chunk of Zappa in the way she approaches guitar work (improv) and composing in general. Very refreshing.
Thanks for this one Tyler! Annie is an incredibly underrated player who has one of the best attitudes about music and writing. She deserves the spotlight as a player.
Annie's commentary on playing it live like it is on the album was spot on. I saw ZZ Top in concert twice and everything sounded like the albums and got a little boring. Their style of blues always has room to expound on a riff. But when I saw Rush on the tour where they were playing 2112 in its entirety, I needed it to be just like the album. It was, and it was amazing!
"I'm not currently wearing dog.. but who knows what the future holds?" only Annie Clark, y'all!! ;-D
She's as delightful as I always hoped she would be.
I love St Vincent (Annie Clark). I love her most when it's just her singing accompanied by her acoustic guitar. Her melodies and lyrics are so creative. They really don't need anything else.
Her signature, to me, is the most exciting and welcome instrument I have seen come along in a very long time. It's name is akin to a contemporary Les Paul. The design seems to not really borrow too much from anything or seem like it's trying to be something incredibly different. It just feels right, classy, artistic and individual. Kind of the antithesis of the Silver Sky (again, PRS makes nothing but quality but I totally found that thing to be uncreative and a totally missed opportunity.) And Annie Clark is perpetually surprising, herself. This interview felt a little wooden, a little uncomfortable but Ms. Clark was generous, casual, polite and patient. She's the kind of artist and person the world needs but doesn't often deserve. True cool.
Her signature is a stunning guitar! It is the only "regular production" guitar that i really, really wanted! It has its own style, its own sound. It is so hard to make something new in this endless sea of telecasters, les pauls, strats etc ... but Annie Clark nailed it! I got two now, both rosewood neck versions. A black and a blue one. Despite it very anti-ergonomic looks it is actually very, very ergonomic! I like to call it the "ergonomic beast"! :D . It sits very comfortably on your body while sitting down and while standing up the guitar "forces" you to take a very ergonomic approach to it. It is really something new and good.
@The British Bluesman sorry to hear that. I don't have any experience with the sterling version, my music man models are near perfect. Of course, these are a lot more expensive. Nontheless, the sterling iterations aren't cheap either and I would expect a very good instrument for the price asked. Really sorry to hear your negative experience :(
At 3 grand? No thanks!
The Led Zeppelin song you guys were humming is "Fool in the Rain". You got the "rain" part right lol. But no worries on forgetting songs from In Through The Out Door lol
True
What a cool guest to have, you could even see that Annie enjoyed your questions, great job with the interview Tyler.
Good interview. I’ve never heard her stuff, but halfway thru this interview, I jumped over and searched for one of her live videos. Settled on “Down” from the Jimmy Fallon show. Wow, what a cool song. I will definitely check out more of her stuff after finishing this video. Thanks.
Texas, represent! Fun fact, she was a member of the Polyphonic Spree. I think it’s awesome that she goes for a different sound/feel with each record. That’s bold. Her new album is dope.
70s funk on the surface with an ocean of 60s glam beneath. The guitar does look rad.
Annie is from Tulsa
@@Joshreece She was born in Tulsa but grew up in Dallas.
Annie is such a kind and humble person. I love her albums.
She's a phony pretentious poser and .
What a lovely interview. Great questions from Tyler and fantastic answers and musings from Annie. I love her albums’ spirit of adventure and I dig them even more the more I see her interviews. And she is an amazingly expressive player.
Haven't heard about St. Vincent before, but man was it a great episode. She's so fun and interesting!
Good interview. She has more personality than all of the other guitar players you have interviewed. Perhaps since she is a singer and front woman too, interviews come more natural to her.
She is surprisingly personable, even in big blue glasses.
Reminds me of Firefly from Gotham
Great interview!! She is so fucking cool!! I always look forward to Guitar Villains!
She’s seems like one of those musicians who would be nice to get a drink with and just vibe
47:18 This is probably the best thing ever said on this podcast.
Fripp and Ribot! 🔥🔥🤘 I didn't think she would mention those two guitarist. Great interview!
Love Fripp and KC. However I've just discovered I love St Vincent too 🤣
Great interview, thank you
This is a crossover I didn't expect haha awesome Annie Clarke is an amazing musician and human! 😍🎸
She’s amazing and seems so nice.
She is so articulate and loved your preparation for the interview- it showed! Amazing- thank you so much!
Oh Wow! Instant fan. Great interview, just had heard you (Ms Ann) were from Dallas, which is close to me, and had a cool sig guitar. Certainly will dig into the catalog, have catching up to do. What a joy to hear y'all talk about music. Inspirational indeed. Thank you.
Tyler, been meaning to ask where Music Is Win came from? Ms St Vincent, I will buy a show ticket first opportunity. How tf does someone buy an "album" these days? Honestly don't know (if it's not at Wal-Mart). Which is...weird. But I'm really damn old, so...
Y'know, I never really got into St. Vincent's tunes, but Annie seems both lovely and absolutely fascinating to talk to.
Hear her album Actor, it is one of the best albuns of 2000s.
I got hooked on Los Ageless as soon as I heard it at the end of Bojack Horseman S4E1
@@alex11v3 Giving Actor a whirl. It's unique and creative...but still not my jam. If I had only one pick of albums from the 2000's, it's going to be 10,000 Days.
@@bigfatengineer If you dont like it thats okay, but you still see that is a good project, thats fine.
@@alex11v3 Indeed, it always was and will be fine for me to have a different taste in music than you. lol
awesome interview mann, i'm getting to know new guitar villains with every episode! my guitar music horizons are expanding with every episode, i love it! thanks, tyler!
Great interview and I'm a fan of Annie. Was lucky enough recently to pick up a St Vincent guitar and I absolutely love it.
her signature guitar is hands down the best guitar I have ever played.
Her playing on strange mercy is genius imo. loved the interview, thanks!!
Strange Mercy might be the record that inspires me the most to create music. Maybe it's also my absolute favorite! It's something about the contrasts between sweet and lush and demented and noisy about that record that amazes me every time.
Thank you for featuring Annie on "Git Villains"! She is a "True Artist" who let's the "Freak Flag Fly" and "SENDS IT"... though not being quite sure of where it's gonna land! In addition to her actual musical output, her comments on Music School and other topics in this interview well-illustrate that! Please keep up the good work...both of you!!
She just said the word “rad”, life is now complete.
Also "Crushe"
Or however you'd spell that shortened crucial
Great interview. St. Vincent/Annie IS a true Renaissance artist. If he reincarnated today in the music world, she would be the new Leonardo.
Just watched this and have to say, what a great interview and discussion! Congratulations! Really want to hear Annie make a song about Cruella Deville, might just be her next masterpiece!
Love 9 and 1/2 been using them for 35 years. What I like the most about them is the 44 E 34 A
Soulful interview of the year with one of the most creative artists out there. Just brilliant
Great interview. Now I need to go binge St Vincent!
Im actually really really impressed by her signature model. Sounds great and has a unique enough design to stand out that doesnt feel contrived or silly. Defo gonna stand the test of time
Her Coral guitar/ sitar lines on Daddy’s home are spectacular.
It’s awesome that Annie did a video with you about guitar! Big thumbs up
I friggen loved this show Tyler, Annie Clarke was so much fun to watch and listen to! Guitar Villains is so entertaining. Can't wait to see who your next guest is.
This player is absolute fire. And a rather spectacular composer. Holy!
I think I like Tyler the best when he's interviewing others or featuring other people. His sense of humor doesn't always interest me, when when he features other people he isn't quite as self-indulgent. He has a lot of wisdom and insight to share, and I think it comes out most sincerely when he's got someone else he has to account for in the video. It's clear he does his research and really thinks a lot about the interviews, their music and material. I'm definitely gonna go check out the backlog of Guitar Villain interviews. Hope to see Daniel Donato, Kingfish, Samantha Fish or Marcus King on sometime.
I just ordered my Spine Deck. Thanks for this. I love this woman. She's amazing. Also, she is how I thought she would be. That's always good.
Great interview with a great person. Tyler you didn't fawn over or pander to Ms. Clark you just showed authentic interest and were prepared. Great work!
havent heard her music, but i will.
she's great! real down to earth and just..real.
i like her
Listen to her album Actor, its one of the best of the 2000s.
St. Vincent: there’s a saying that you will never make it in the music industry if you graduate from Berkeley.
Tyler with his Berkeley diploma somewhere in the background:
Nashville noises album lol
Even the Dream Theater guys attended Berklee, but once they found each other and started jamming they all dropped out to do the band full time.
@@moreblack the same the Steve Vai and John Mayer.
@@moreblack i wrongly assumed they all graduated. Guess its like the NBA why pay 100k you dont have to graduate when you can make millions dunking today?
I think he was fine with her comment because he is prob making pretty good money
An episode with John Mayer would be sick
The version of the Berklee curse I got was 'If you graduated from Berklee, you did something wrong.'
I did not, but alas, I'm not famous and just playing in cover bands :/
I didn’t graduate either, nor am I famous. But i wouldn’t trade the experience for anything in the world. Plus, we’re def in good company my friend :)
Don't know who she is prior, new to guitar. But seems like nice person, and going to grab the cheap version of her guitar, and take that unique tool/art make it my own.
This is a pretty huge deal to have Annie as a guest.
I love the reverse headstock on the new signature model. It perfects the design IMHO.
Just seen her on SNL a few weeks ago, pretty cool!
I can dig it
Great episode, Annie is wonderfully likeable. Thanks.
12:57
"Whats your string gauge?"
I like this one
I love this series man. You should def get Greg Koch on here, that would be freakin awesome
I have a 60's Harmony Bobkat H15V, which is the guitar Annie Clark used before her Music Man endorsement. What a guitar those were! Very "Les Paul with P90s" vibe. I completely understand why she loved those so much. In fact, ending up with this guitar is how I heard of her, trying to find as much info I could about it. I really love her Music Man signature guitars, and I'm so tempted to get one... Maybe someday...
Strange Mercy is a classic.
I love Guitar Villains! It would be awesome to see this fresh interview style with the underrated Rik Emmett.
Absolutely love these! Keep em comin my man, you're killin it 🤘
Great interview. Annie is a fine guitarist, but what has truly made her career is her songwriting and production choices. She is a creative visionary.
Well that was surely the best thing I’ve watched in quite some time- Excellent interview!
So much talent.
I love her glasses.
My favorites of Annie's are when she does 'Dig a Pony', and the song, 'Paris is Burning'. Her guitars look great. If you spec out a 'goldie', they put a lot of effort into the details. Even a 'St. Vincent Sterling' for around $500 would probably play great. imo ymmv
I think Chris Poland would be cool to have on here.
Happy to had found St. Vincent today.. very inspiring
She’s a true innovator and incredible all around creative talent
It's ok Tyler I was falling in love too.
Just now? She's given me googly eyes since I first saw a live performance of Marrow in like 2009.
You're in good company Annie. I also use the Dunlop .6M! 😎
Watching Guitar Villains makes me want to play thanks for this show all of them very cool.
She's a total actress ... Reminds me of Jami Gertz when she was younger. Hubba Hubba
Thanks! Really enjoyed that interview!
Great interview! I didn't know Tuck Andress is her uncle.
I worked inside Berklee's admissions office for a couple years out of college and i can tell you that none of those fast playing scales students is making dollar one in the real world of creative original music making--they are playing in cruise ship bands and teaching guitar to junior high school kids.
Great interview, Tyler.
The song you're referring to at 22:07 is 'Fool in the Rain'. So you were close.
Also, regarding 'D'yer Maker', it's a colloquial contraction of 'Did you make her' and sounds like 'Jamaica' when spoken in a British accent, not 'Dyer/Dire Maker'.
It's part of an old joke:
Person 1 - 'My wife's gone on holiday to the Caribbean'.
Person 2 - 'Oh yeah, Jamaica?'
Person 1 - 'No, she wanted to go'.
The song itself has a pretty clear reggae influence, hence the Jamaica connection, hence the name.
Y'all welcome.
i love her, she's so lovely ! this was a really fun episode
Love that she's Tuck Andress' niece.
YES! this is the episode I didn't know I was waiting for. But I was!
I hadn't heard about St. Vincent, listened to a couple song to take some breaks from this episode, damn, they're good
I’m not a fan of her music but I am a huge fan of Anne Clark. She’s a boss. I love her style, and I love her guitar. I got the Goldie and it’s great
Ahhhh I'm seeing her in September at the Hollywood bowl it'll be my first concert since quarantine started
13:00 - well no,… D’addario .0095 gauge strings have been around since the late 1980s… Joe Satriani was using them. I copied him.
It is possible that only the top few strings have an Intermediate string gauge…
who wouldnt wanna go for a drink with st. vincent!! most down to earth genius in the buisness
I knew it... after I saw you comment on her sad but true cover... Great job...
Whaaat!? You got an interview with St. Vincent!? That's awesome!
my answers to burning questions:
1- Picks: 1.10mm D'Addario Black Ice
2- Strings: 10-46 Ernie Ball Paradigm
3- Guitar: Sterling JP150
4- Amp: Orange Rocker 15 into a ppc212 closed back
5- Pedal: Korg Miku
had no idea who she was
now im in love
She is such a fantastic woman! I would love to jam with her and or her band! They are amazing!
it's "did you make her" and "Jamaica" combined as d'ye'mak'er... it's part of a joke that I forget. And da-da-da-da da-dum is yeah from that album that you can colorize with water.
I had a song I reference for my pitch. It was Heart Barracuda for my Eb tuning.
Oh yeah and thanks Annie this was dope and I must say as a guitar player who’s played your guitar it plays great and I couldn’t think of a better brand for your signature model.
I didn’t know who she was or anything about her band until this video, I’m old school lol. But what an awesome interview! I have to say, her answer on what she meant when she said she doesn’t even know what is going to come out of the guitar half the time was awesome. I find myself getting caught up too much in what other (very famous) people have written, or subconsciously using known techniques that I forget to play with reckless abandon when writing something new. That is great advice! What a cool guitar player!
Thanks for the spine deck plug. Ordered mine today
So great. Time well spent🔥❤️