They’re actually (surprisingly) pretty well known in the UK. Amazing band. Constantly evolving as well, with members dropping in and out and lots of guests on their records. 😊👌🏼
I can't really express the multiple layers of awesome in this video. Like a perfect street dish, or a perfectly tuned pedal, at the right moment when you're on stage. Just wonderful.
Awesome Josh...love these kinds of vids showing real people and showing cool parallels in creativity. Keep 'em coming. That Tele and Fuzz tone kicked ass.
Two highly creative "Artisans" hanging out together, both compulsive hoarders and devoted to finding the source of the mojo in their respective products. Simply magical !!! Thanks for sharing this with us. '59 juniors are sublime, the perfect condensation of what's required to make a great instrument.
That pieced together Telecaster is the best. That's the heart of music right there. And a perfect metaphor for what the both of you do so passionately.
When I find myself dialed into the guitar and the sounds the pedals and amp makes- I just start salivating, like remembering sour patch kids, and I drool...🤤
Oh My God. This is my two greatest passions in my life summed up in one video. I could've teared up, I never wanted it to end. I always wanted this video to be made, and of course, it already has. It's also funny to get a reference as to how tall you actually are, compared to Chef. Thank you for making this video, it brought me great joy on a deep level.
The 52 frankentele was wicked. And that supro... I love those. Incredible beasts that, when properly tamed, are like having a pet fenrir. Great vlog, Josh! Keep'em coming
This is a blog that has inspired me to locate what I love and figure out a way to incorporate it deeper into my life. Most of us go to work and then do what we love in our spare time. I want to reverse that.
The 52 telecaster guitar absolutely sounded SO awesome! and thats little muff with the boost, kinda wanted to hear how that little thing sounded with the boost, but other than that I can see how cooking and guitar gear can be related in terms of crafting something. That is definitely VERY inspiring! thank you for filming this Josh, love watching these! I never want to miss an episode. \m/
The Carsbro Tone Bender and Marshall Supa Fuzz are my favorite pieces of gear from his collection! The Les Paul JR was super cool also. Nice house layout. Looks like it was a blast to hang out.
My favorite part about this, since you asked? Sean’s passion. We get inundated on a daily basis with great gear. I got gear. You gots gear 😆That passion and emotion.......priceless.
This is unbelievable! Wow.. so much passion and gear in one space. What a tasty treat for all of us. I must say, if a guy like that has an Ox load box amongst all that gear. . . . that's the best advertising for that piece of gear, I've ever seen!
Love this video love seeing people’s gear and how they use it in there everyday lives. Keep making great videos and I keep buying your pedals I’m really interested in the new trem
That 66 jazzmaster really grabs me. It looks like he has a silvertone 1484 head that I have inherited. I've never had a chance to play on an original tone bender but I have spent the last 15 plus years as a cook/chef and totally understand the corilation between coloring sound and food. Two of my favorite passions.
This was so cool, I came out the other side with so much sensory overload that I still can’t remember if you played through the pedal you gave him, or what it is. Both of you are my new heroes.
I was introduced to Sean through the show Mind of a Chef. Loved his outlook and passion on that show. It is great to see him in a different light, yet somehow the same.
Probably the best vlog thus far, and that’s a hard thing to say as all are good. Best way to explain the reason we/ I obsess over gear; thanks Josh. Favourite bit of his gear his kitchen 😉😋
I must admit I’m so hooked. I realized I don’t have a problem with small amount of equipment I own. I loved jazzmaster those are favorite guitars.🤟🏻❤️🎸
For anyone who may be interested, the painting that appears in the background 3:00 is by Butch Anthony, who is a folk-art legend and hometown hero of the deep south!
The oils was an eye opening thing for me to see! I'm just learning to cook and I could learn so much from this guy. Would have liked to heard a few of his chops on guitar as well. More Sean Brock please. Cooking and guitar is my life well boxing too ..lol Gonna see if Sean has a personal page if so I will follow.
Sean Brock, even though I haven't had the opportunity to dine on any of your amazing food, you hit that sweet spot in my heart nonetheless. Real 'gets' real.
Late to the party, but I actually really like the Peavey Classic that was in the background. Total sleeper amp these days and especially cool with the built in phaser. Granted, if someone said you can have a Peavey classic amp or a 52 tele, my answer wouldn't be Peavey, but everyone already said Tele.
That Muff Fuzz box brought back some amazing memories, my first electric guitar was a used 1979 Hondo 781 explorer, and in the case was one of those, haven't found anything that made me feel or sounded like that thing, been trying to get my hands on another one ever since
What a great video! It's like you met a music brother. 😀 Josh, if you ever come to my town, you can play my Helix and two guitars. 😂😂 My favorite piece of gear was his fridge. I have to taste-test mystery food in my fridge too.
That joe beef t shirt is cool, but the 52 telecaster is sweet and there is nothing like putting something together and having the satisfaction of being inspired with it to create very cool
have you thought about doing a vlog for the steps that go into a pedal build? not to give any of your secrets away, but as someone who has a lot of ideas for pedals but has no idea at all about the process of building them, i feel like that would be a pretty informative vlog for all be jhs fans. cheers!
I like the oils! All the gear was cool but I would love that 63 strat. The story behind the 52 Tele was awesome as well! I also really want to try the trash sauce!
This is a very belated reply, but yeah! As soon as that guitar hit the screen it felt like the sound of the video faded away and everything slowed down. It's the most beautiful Telecaster I've ever seen.
Dude, that Songhoy Blues record...wow.
They’re actually (surprisingly) pretty well known in the UK. Amazing band. Constantly evolving as well, with members dropping in and out and lots of guests on their records. 😊👌🏼
I can't really express the multiple layers of awesome in this video. Like a perfect street dish, or a perfectly tuned pedal, at the right moment when you're on stage. Just wonderful.
It's me! I'm the guy here for the oils! I love Sean. My Husk Nashville story is humble and sweet.
Never knew he was a guitar dude! He’s always so great on food stuff! This is awesome.
That is a friggin' library of fuzz pedals. Jeez.
Also that guy is ooooone organized hoarder. So much stuff, but so neat and well-placed.
Awesome Josh...love these kinds of vids showing real people and showing cool parallels in creativity. Keep 'em coming. That Tele and Fuzz tone kicked ass.
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Parallels in creativity, that is what it is all about. I never heard it put that way but artists and masters recognize it in each other.
My favorite piece of his gear was that African record. That opened my world! Love this
For me first is that 52 tele and then the Joe Beef shirt. Amazing blog, best yet.
Two highly creative "Artisans" hanging out together, both compulsive hoarders and devoted to finding the source of the mojo in their respective products. Simply magical !!! Thanks for sharing this with us. '59 juniors are sublime, the perfect condensation of what's required to make a great instrument.
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Ahh that fuzz room, could be lost for hours in there.
His passion is contagious.
That pieced together Telecaster is the best. That's the heart of music right there. And a perfect metaphor for what the both of you do so passionately.
When I find myself dialed into the guitar and the sounds the pedals and amp makes- I just start salivating, like remembering sour patch kids, and I drool...🤤
i love his joy. it’s like a heartache of love for food and music... not many of us live at that peak. we get numb.
That sunburst Tele in the corner at 11:25 is beautiful... Reminds me of Andy Summers' Telecaster.
Oh My God. This is my two greatest passions in my life summed up in one video. I could've teared up, I never wanted it to end. I always wanted this video to be made, and of course, it already has. It's also funny to get a reference as to how tall you actually are, compared to Chef. Thank you for making this video, it brought me great joy on a deep level.
The 52 frankentele was wicked. And that supro... I love those. Incredible beasts that, when properly tamed, are like having a pet fenrir. Great vlog, Josh! Keep'em coming
Well, that looked like a fun time... these just keep getting better... thanks.
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This is a blog that has inspired me to locate what I love and figure out a way to incorporate it deeper into my life.
Most of us go to work and then do what we love in our spare time. I want to reverse that.
Do it!!!
The 52 telecaster guitar absolutely sounded SO awesome! and thats little muff with the boost, kinda wanted to hear how that little thing sounded with the boost, but other than that I can see how cooking and guitar gear can be related in terms of crafting something. That is definitely VERY inspiring! thank you for filming this Josh, love watching these! I never want to miss an episode. \m/
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That piece of art on the wall ruled! The fuzz collection was boggling my mind. And his sauces were beyond cool!
The Carsbro Tone Bender and Marshall Supa Fuzz are my favorite pieces of gear from his collection! The Les Paul JR was super cool also. Nice house layout. Looks like it was a blast to hang out.
Love your work and your continued commitment to thinking outside the box Josh. Love your pedals too.
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My favorite part about this, since you asked? Sean’s passion. We get inundated on a daily basis with great gear. I got gear. You gots gear 😆That passion and emotion.......priceless.
Yes.
This is unbelievable! Wow.. so much passion and gear in one space. What a tasty treat for all of us. I must say, if a guy like that has an Ox load box amongst all that gear. . . . that's the best advertising for that piece of gear, I've ever seen!
I love this episode. Parallel universes collide. Amped up cooking garnished with gear. More of this!
That 63' Strat. Tasty. I'll bet this guy worked hard to get that awesome collection. I'm envious. Thanks for letting us see it.
Wow! Such a cool episode! I could've watched hours of that. The 63 Strat looks amazing!
Love this video love seeing people’s gear and how they use it in there everyday lives. Keep making great videos and I keep buying your pedals I’m really interested in the new trem
Awesome collection and he seems like a really genuine guy. I love to see people who get so onto their art.
That 66 jazzmaster really grabs me. It looks like he has a silvertone 1484 head that I have inherited. I've never had a chance to play on an original tone bender but I have spent the last 15 plus years as a cook/chef and totally understand the corilation between coloring sound and food. Two of my favorite passions.
I now love and look forward to Thursdays because of your vlogs . Simply awesome .
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The pieced together 52. That is basically him in one guitar. The process, the product that instrument proves who he is to us.
Love love love that 52 Tele... Love the analogies even more!
This was so cool, I came out the other side with so much sensory overload that I still can’t remember if you played through the pedal you gave him, or what it is.
Both of you are my new heroes.
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Magnificent!
Speaking as a person with over 50 guitars I can fully appreciate this degree of lunacy.
I was introduced to Sean through the show Mind of a Chef. Loved his outlook and passion on that show. It is great to see him in a different light, yet somehow the same.
pedals, sounds, flavors, colors, paint....i get you man. what a great episode.
Great Vlog! My favorite guitar was that pieced together Tele....wow sounded so good just outta the computer..can't imagine playing it.
HEY JHS! that black guitar with the red tortoiseshell pickguard here [ you need to be fast]3:35 is really cool!
Probably the best vlog thus far, and that’s a hard thing to say as all are good. Best way to explain the reason we/ I obsess over gear; thanks Josh. Favourite bit of his gear his kitchen 😉😋
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I must admit I’m so hooked. I realized I don’t have a problem with small amount of equipment I own. I loved jazzmaster those are favorite guitars.🤟🏻❤️🎸
Amazing stuff...
That 63 Strat and 59 Les Paul Jr 😍
Sean has such great passion. Awesome dude
That parts 52 tele is cool man. Also I love to cook. So I'd equally nerd out over that oil collection. Looks like a good hang.
What a great episode!
Awwwwww shittttttt!!! Amazing video, amazing dude, amazing gear... AND I got turned on to an amazing new band, Songhoy Blues. Thanks, man!
For anyone who may be interested, the painting that appears in the background 3:00 is by Butch Anthony, who is a folk-art legend and hometown hero of the deep south!
Thanks For sharing. Keep the Videos coming.
I love everything about this video.
Great ep.. love the the 73 Les Paul, I’ve got a 73 black beauty so always great to see another 73 Les Paul out there. 🤯
The oils was an eye opening thing for me to see! I'm just learning to cook and I could learn so much from this guy. Would have liked to heard a few of his chops on guitar as well. More Sean Brock please. Cooking and guitar is my life well boxing too ..lol Gonna see if Sean has a personal page if so I will follow.
Sean Brock, even though I haven't had the opportunity to dine on any of your amazing food, you hit that sweet spot in my heart nonetheless. Real 'gets' real.
I really enjoy every minute watching this!.
Great episode!
Very cool episode 😊 Thanks for sharing!
The '59 LP Jr. is my fave followed by the '52 Tele ,not only is the Jr. a R&R machine but, it's my birth year.:-) Great Vlog !
Sean is cool as hell. He gets it. I can see why you guys are friends. Thanks Josh and JHS crew
That 52 FrankenTele was my favorite for sure
Two of my fave creatives in one video.
Love Sean, his food, and gear. That Golden Fleece is killer. I actually wanted to hear more about that Novo. I'm really intrigued by them.
The 66' jazzmaster, what a beauty. And also, His t-shirt!!!
I loved checking out the personal kitchen of a professional cook!!!
Wow, this video is a clash of two worlds!!! Flavor and tone are so similar, yet so intriguing. Loved the Muff Fuzz (Why will I need to turn it off??).
The skeletons in the closet, those were my favorite. Wouldn't mind being sent in there to think about the bad thing I did instead of having dinner. ;)
I love all this but really dig the v1 Mythos Golden Fleece.
Jessie Vasser 🙌🏻
Wow, what a collection. 👏👏👏 🍻🍻🍻
Amazing gear!! I saw he had a Farm Pedals & Land Devices No Masters Pedal. I got and love that pedal! And I saw a Peavey:)
my man...
Late to the party, but I actually really like the Peavey Classic that was in the background. Total sleeper amp these days and especially cool with the built in phaser. Granted, if someone said you can have a Peavey classic amp or a 52 tele, my answer wouldn't be Peavey, but everyone already said Tele.
That Muff Fuzz box brought back some amazing memories, my first electric guitar was a used 1979 Hondo 781 explorer, and in the case was one of those, haven't found anything that made me feel or sounded like that thing, been trying to get my hands on another one ever since
Awesome
Reppin’ Montreal with the Joe Beef swag! Love it!
Another great video! I love the Jazzmaster and the Les Paul Jr. - super tasty
Dream chill session! 🤘food, music, good company! Keep doin what you do!
Vlog is getting better every episode! Congratulations Josh and move on!
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This is awesome.. I had no idea Sean Brock was a gear head, let alone musician. I just know him from all the Bourdain episodes.
The vlog is so good!
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Seriously going to have to check out that Songhoy Blues action. Thank you.
the joe beef shirt !
What a great video! It's like you met a music brother. 😀 Josh, if you ever come to my town, you can play my Helix and two guitars. 😂😂 My favorite piece of gear was his fridge. I have to taste-test mystery food in my fridge too.
That ‘66 Jazzmaster! Nothing beats a good offset beauty!
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" '59 les paul jr.... "
*_checks for neck break_*
Fav piece of gear: always on muff and the 52 tele, cant go wrong.
Thanks for making your pedals personal.
His Tone Bender collection is amazing.
Best episode....good food, pedals and good music...how can you go wrong?!?
That joe beef t shirt is cool, but the 52 telecaster is sweet and there is nothing like putting something together and having the satisfaction of being inspired with it to create very cool
Definitely a fan of the oil collection
have you thought about doing a vlog for the steps that go into a pedal build? not to give any of your secrets away, but as someone who has a lot of ideas for pedals but has no idea at all about the process of building them, i feel like that would be a pretty informative vlog for all be jhs fans. cheers!
That vintage Partscaster....! Wooo awesome thing.
Damn Sean Brock, you have some seriously great taste in amps. Kindred spirits for sure.
These blogs are awesome.
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Love those Silvertones!
Thats my episode. I'm chef & playing guitar too. I don't have so much stuff. :-)
Nice!
Josh, has to be one of my favourite vlogs! Along with boss is best!
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I like the oils! All the gear was cool but I would love that 63 strat. The story behind the 52 Tele was awesome as well! I also really want to try the trash sauce!
My favorite: Shrimp and Grits at Husk in Charleston.
That tele he put together looks interesting.
This is a very belated reply, but yeah! As soon as that guitar hit the screen it felt like the sound of the video faded away and everything slowed down. It's the most beautiful Telecaster I've ever seen.
Perfect analogy :)
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I saw song hoy blues at ACL! They were pretty cool🤙🏻
Love the Behringer beside the Analogmen
That Golden Fleece is just great!