Henry is an excellent player, and he seems like a really cool guy. I appreciate the great players that have the ability to remain the person they were before they were famous.
I got to work a job with "Los Lonely Boy's" and while they were fairly private guy's it was an amazing experience. I love everything about Henry's playing and him as a person. God given talent.
Dope interview-she pulled a ton of information out of the boys. Love this band, their culture, their message, and as live performers their masterful prowess that they demonstrate. They are a window to see God’s grace. Very rare in this day and age.
I like how Henry credits Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimi and Ritchie Valenz,,Thats respect coming from a dope guitarist himself.Plus I love his pedal and amp set up.simple but effective.
Dale Calhoun, well said! I totally agree! I've seen them many times and they simply play their songs. No weird antics on stage or anything like that. They are engaging on stage, but they don't try and be comedians like a lot of performers try to be. Los Lonely Boys stick with being who they are. Professional musicians.
Love these gear videos, thanks PG! Especially love it when they are honest & passionate and say what they heck they stand for. Like when he says, "I'm a strat guy" and I was inspired by Stevie Ray, or Chris Traynor says I'm a Les Paul guy or Mark Tremonti says I'm a PRS guy. Hate the ones like Devo where they think it's some kind of trade secret. It's just music. Saw these guys a few years back and it was great, fantastic tones. Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed it.
As far as being able to find your own sound I think it just comes naturally from immitating all your influences. Kinda like a big bowl of caldo or soup. Its a mixture of the guitarist you admire and it comes out in your sound. or your tone to be exact...
I think I'm so used to everyone being so geeked out with gear, that normal guys like the Garza's seem like simpletons......but they do play awesome! JoJo is one of the best bass players I've ever seen!
Henry,es de otra galaxia,toca la guitarra con magia,de las mejores guitarras del mundo,lo oi por primera ves en un programa de PBS,y hoy lo oigo en México city,!!!
Got a feeling that strat aint the only thing old Henry boy knows how to play lol, she is smitten for real. outside of that he has a great tone and is a real good guitarist
That's the first rig rundown I've seen where Rebecca seems to be the one who is a wee bit smitten. Usually it's the other way around. Not a thing wrong with that. He did a good interview and you can just tell he's probably a good guy.
He was the reason I ever picked up a Strat. He makes it sound like a Strat, instead of layering so much crap on top that you can barely recognize what guitar it’s coming out of.
Can anyone enlighten me about epoxying the frets? I guess he means that he glues them in but what if you need to do a refret? Just bin the neck and put on a new one?
This guy is an honest player. He may not know that much "technical" stuff but that's not important. He plays and he sounds good and he knows what sound he wants. That's what I like.
To a certain extent but a lot of players with 'special' tone have modded their amps/guitars to get what they wanted and no amount of practice will get you their sound without their gear. Nobody has ever made a strat sound like Ritchie Blackmore for instance (mostly because he had it running through a cheap tape recorder) and if you want to sound EXACTLY like Van Halen on the first two albums you have to have the original Frankenstrat and a1959 Marshall with a Variac installed.
yeah that was the only part I had a problem with too Bert. He said give credit where credit is due. I give credit to Henry for getting to be where he is now on guitar playing. Beside it's the only time I can feel like I am worth something, knowing I put in the time and effort, and not say it was given to me at birth.
@@SatanClaus69 yep it's called TIME N BLOOD where I come from n I still ain't put enough of either in it. I'd have to de-vein a whale to get to Henry's level 🤣🤣
I have a couple of stratocasters a couple of Les Paul's I've been playing for 30 years and I believe Jesus has given you a good gift I think you're a cool dude God bless you
You have to love a rock star that uses three pedals and a couple of amps. He gets his tone from his playing and the Fender Strat. Keith Richards would approve another rock star who eschews the pedal/rack toys in order to get great tone
I think its because theres a very narrow definition of what a 'good' tone is, for blues rock stuff its either the SRV strat/super reverb/tubescreamer sound or Bonamassa's Les Paul/boutique amp/fuzzface or porkloin. For metal stuff people still want the Metallica Black Album or Pantera Vulgar Display of Power sound. Guitarists like Dan Auerbach or the Edge have sounds that apparently nobody wants to copy but they are massively successful, same thing with Matt Bellamy from Muse.
There it is!!! The secret to good tone. If you notice, he doesn't have a huge pedal board or racks of effects. Just a guitar, a couple of essential effects, and run it into a quality tube amp. A "meat and potatoes" kind of player, you gotta respect that.
I work at Hipshot productions I make drop D tuners for them there A great company and I love The Los Lonely Boys my Name is Terence Covert Henry Garza , you should check in on Hipshot!
He's one of the most underrated guitarists of our day
I watched them in San Angelo. His guitar skills blew my mind.
Love the way he plays - one of the greats in my book!
And probably the most underrated band of all time!
He is freaking FABULOUS
Henry is a treasure of knowledge and gives God the credit. So proud of this band.
Los Lonley Boys are a blessing too us all TY GOD BLESS YOU
Henry is an excellent player, and he seems like a really cool guy. I appreciate the great players that have the ability to remain the person they were before they were famous.
His faith leads his way......
I've seen them several times, they're tight.
pretty cool seeing an old high school skate buddy as the guitar tech for Henry Garza. Rock on Ish
I got to work a job with "Los Lonely Boy's" and while they were fairly private guy's it was an amazing experience. I love everything about Henry's playing and him as a person. God given talent.
He gives God the credit,too.
@@markpatterson2507 Absolutely he does.
I just love that Henry gives God the credit.I just❤ all you LLB.
Rebecca sounds like she knows her stuff, she asked some very good questions. Great interview!
He has great tones because he's sticking to tried and true stuff that's stood the test of time. The classics are classic for very good reason.
Finally...a recording artist with great tone who gives a clear and thorough explanation of his gear. Thanks Henry!
I love you Henry💗 can’t wait to see you again in Sacramento this year!!
Henry is an awesome guitar player and a downright nice dude. Rebecca is a great interviewer and she is BEAUTIFUL!!
Loved seeing them in Kansas City! Big thanks to my son, he remembered how much I love this guys - took me to their show & we had a great time!
a nice simple pedal board. two tube screamers and a lot of soul. What an unpretentious young man. Awesome
Thank you for the behind the scenes talk.
❤❤❤❤❤
Dope interview-she pulled a ton of information out of the boys. Love this band, their culture, their message, and as live performers their masterful prowess that they demonstrate. They are a window to see God’s grace. Very rare in this day and age.
I've been a fan of this band since their first album when I was a teen. Really great music I love their style.
On behalf of Los lonely boys they are very humble and fire up for God. love you guys
I like how Henry credits Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimi and Ritchie Valenz,,Thats respect coming from a dope guitarist himself.Plus I love his pedal and amp set up.simple but effective.
For sure! He’s got 13 gauge strings just like SRV, plus his tube screamer and wah. Almost his exact setup
That's what I love about Los Lonely Boys, they are spiritual and they remain low key. They are my kinda of guys!
Dale Calhoun, well said! I totally agree! I've seen them many times and they simply play their songs. No weird antics on stage or anything like that. They are engaging on stage, but they don't try and be comedians like a lot of performers try to be. Los Lonely Boys stick with being who they are. Professional musicians.
Super cool band great interview and the girl is fantastic. Thanks!
Thank you! What a bunch of nice people! God bless you all!
You need to come to Australia do some gigs ❤
Love this guy and he's so down to earth. You know the cool players because they are the ones doing their own rig rundown.
A great gifted guitarist. The intro had a Stevie Ray Vaughan influence. Los Lonely Boys are a great band.
So underrated ! Great guitarist, great band!!
I respect anyone who doesn't have an over-reliance on pedals. Alright, Henry!
The tone on that strat in the beginning jam is pretty perfect.
I like his guitar tech, he's kinda like a character out of a sci fi show or something.
I love the tech!!! Wish I had someone like him to work on my gear. Great vid too.
Love these gear videos, thanks PG! Especially love it when they are honest & passionate and say what they heck they stand for. Like when he says, "I'm a strat guy" and I was inspired by Stevie Ray, or Chris Traynor says I'm a Les Paul guy or Mark Tremonti says I'm a PRS guy. Hate the ones like Devo where they think it's some kind of trade secret. It's just music. Saw these guys a few years back and it was great, fantastic tones. Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed it.
Absolutely ❤
As far as being able to find your own sound I think it just comes naturally from immitating all your influences. Kinda like a big bowl of caldo or soup. Its a mixture of the guitarist you admire and it comes out in your sound. or your tone to be exact...
they have one of the best techs around. Committed and engulfed in his work!
Thanks for being the best guitar player ever
Rebecca was smitten, and respected the tone! :)
Henry is the Man!!!!!!!
These guys are amazing!
Rebecca is a doll :)
She still looks this amazing ten years later
Loved the interview!!
I think I'm so used to everyone being so geeked out with gear, that normal guys like the Garza's seem like simpletons......but they do play awesome! JoJo is one of the best bass players I've ever seen!
Yup!!! and yes JoJo is a killer bass player.
Henry,es de otra galaxia,toca la guitarra con magia,de las mejores guitarras del mundo,lo oi por primera ves en un programa de PBS,y hoy lo oigo en México city,!!!
My respects to the man married who that woman. A true beauty and definitely into guitars. Can't beat that.
Henry is a great guitarist! The band is tight, Cotton fields and Crossroads is great documentary. And they kill it live. 🎸
I'm in love with Henry! 💞
His damn guitars look like they have bass strings on them I couldn’t imagine bending a set of 13’s lol
Aaron Bean look at his f’ng hands!!!! Enormous!!!!!!
the tone in that opening jam is superb
Love this guy! He sounds a lot like Santana
Wonderful tone. He’s a very tasteful player.
Very cool stuff here. Love to see them modding the crap out of those strats!
Got a feeling that strat aint the only thing old Henry boy knows how to play lol, she is smitten for real. outside of that he has a great tone and is a real good guitarist
I like the blue haven guitar. Looks nice.
Rebecca did well to keep focussed on the interview with the funny and flirty Henry Garza! Nice interview :-)
thanks for your comment...interesting..I always wondered how someone could play 13s...
That demo at 3:33 sounds nice.
Neil's guitar is called "Old Black". Clapton' black strat was called "Blackie", taken from "Brownie", the sunburst strat he used for Layla.
13s!? Damn!!!! He's definitely a modern SRV!
I love you Los Lonely Boys!!!
good vibes these dudes
I said that I would love to be able to play guitar like these guys. They are great.
That's the first rig rundown I've seen where Rebecca seems to be the one who is a wee bit smitten. Usually it's the other way around. Not a thing wrong with that. He did a good interview and you can just tell he's probably a good guy.
He was the reason I ever picked up a Strat. He makes it sound like a Strat, instead of layering so much crap on top that you can barely recognize what guitar it’s coming out of.
These guys play great, of course. I love to hear the guys play some good guitar and drums too.
Can anyone enlighten me about epoxying the frets? I guess he means that he glues them in but what if you need to do a refret? Just bin the neck and put on a new one?
Very nice spiritual person and very good guitarist
We could use another album from them!
Nice guitars. I like them. I like the cross on them too.
I would love the fact of why he uses ibanez tube Screamer's, ik why but does anyone else
Ah, i see..I was not sure on the names for the guitars.
thank you for the info.
best wishes
jimi hendrix and jimmy page are blank because they played very thin strings?
This guy is an honest player. He may not know that much "technical" stuff but that's not important. He plays and he sounds good and he knows what sound he wants. That's what I like.
To a certain extent but a lot of players with 'special' tone have modded their amps/guitars to get what they wanted and no amount of practice will get you their sound without their gear. Nobody has ever made a strat sound like Ritchie Blackmore for instance (mostly because he had it running through a cheap tape recorder) and if you want to sound EXACTLY like Van Halen on the first two albums you have to have the original Frankenstrat and a1959 Marshall with a Variac installed.
He has my fender special strat. That's cool!
puro chingones.
Surprising how his setup is simple compared to other rigs. He still gets great tone though!
@DReidGuitars I hate the scale on PRS guitars though.
They are good close to Santana they are great give them credit new generation
I wouldn’t say new generation, they’ve been playing for like 30 years now. Their grandkids are making music now…
Ish said he get's 62' RI necks which come 7.25 in radius, I wonder how he gets them to be 12 in radius? Does he file them down?
he was talking about their guitars and how they come with 7.25 out the factory. Thats when he switches em out.
nebulae87 I know that, he just doesn't state how he switches them out? He must get them custom made from the custom shop
I'm pretty sure he just buys them. They usually for about 300 each.
He's incorrect.
You're not going to buy a brand new '62 reissue neck and put a new radius on it. He just misspoke. Just like the drum head thing. They're Evans.
Where'd they go?
Yeah, the guitar techs are the unsung heroes... props to them! XD
yeah that was the only part I had a problem with too Bert. He said give credit where credit is due. I give credit to Henry for getting to be where he is now on guitar playing. Beside it's the only time I can feel like I am worth something, knowing I put in the time and effort, and not say it was given to me at birth.
I agree actually. I doubt the invisible know it all was the one who gave Henry his talent.
@@SatanClaus69 yep it's called TIME N BLOOD where I come from n I still ain't put enough of either in it. I'd have to de-vein a whale to get to Henry's level 🤣🤣
@@gregamerson9172 I'm sure you're a good enough player in your own right, cheers!
In case of vampire attack I'm hiding behind Henry
Another love connection!
I have a couple of stratocasters a couple of Les Paul's I've been playing for 30 years and I believe Jesus has given you a good gift I think you're a cool dude God bless you
Keepin it simple…Henry don’t use half the effects most guitar players use. It’s just a True Tone of the Fenders and Marshall..my favorite amps 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
You have to love a rock star that uses three pedals and a couple of amps. He gets his tone from his playing and the Fender Strat. Keith Richards would approve another rock star who eschews the pedal/rack toys in order to get great tone
That's right Brother, Give credit where credit is due The good Lord. God Bless.
Great music.
I think its because theres a very narrow definition of what a 'good' tone is, for blues rock stuff its either the SRV strat/super reverb/tubescreamer sound or Bonamassa's Les Paul/boutique amp/fuzzface or porkloin. For metal stuff people still want the Metallica Black Album or Pantera Vulgar Display of Power sound. Guitarists like Dan Auerbach or the Edge have sounds that apparently nobody wants to copy but they are massively successful, same thing with Matt Bellamy from Muse.
Very consistent band!
'62 reissue necks are historically correct... that would mean 7 and a quarter inch fingerboard radius not a 12 inch radius...
Really cool guy 😎
Very nice
Ish!
Henry knows that good tone begins in the hands...
Epoxy? That seems kind of extreme. Love Henry's tone tho
Great gear, chosen because it works... great interview! :-)
There it is!!! The secret to good tone. If you notice, he doesn't have a huge pedal board or racks of effects. Just a guitar, a couple of essential effects, and run it into a quality tube amp. A "meat and potatoes" kind of player, you gotta respect that.
He is like SRV, also Kingfish only uses MXR Sugar drive and a delay pedal. Less is more.
I work at Hipshot productions I make drop D tuners for them there A great company and I love The Los Lonely Boys
my Name is Terence Covert Henry Garza , you should check in on Hipshot!
A guitarist who shows appreciation of his tech. Woohoo.
I knew she had a phone in her back pocket,cause that ass was calling me
Lol
nice