I have a recurring nightmare that somehow I find myself in that circle. Tommy looks at me and nods for me to take the lead........ I wake up in a cold sweat!
Keep strumming that G string for an hour a day and you'll also be great when your hair is graying and have a lifetime's worth of experience behind you.
I totally agree with you. That’s why I felt like it was “The Best Jam~” for me. Some people disagree, mentioning about other jams, guitarists or technical stuff. It’s ok to disagree I understand but this whole experience, sitting right in front of these guitarist, including my mentor TE, was just amazing. Better than concerts✨
I was watching this causally. Like wow these guys are fantastic. And then I turned around only to see my guitar crying....so I hugged him and said Im sorry I suck.
Today I'm getting older, when I was very young I wished to learn playing the guitar but my late father disapproved 'cause he said it was a waste of time, when my children were young I brought them two good guitars and pushed them to learn playing but they would have none of it. I still believe that playing an instrument is the most satisfying and beautiful pastime in the world and it's the only thing I regret in my life. Thanks for the upload, you've made my day.
Never say never. There's 365 days in a year. What if you just learned two things a week and practiced 10 minutes per day? What if your adult children came over for supper in 2022 and you laid down a solo for them without them knowing you've had this little hobby goin' on. Great for your mental health and a guaranteed family bonding moment like none other.
I’m 47 and have been playing guitar for 2 and a half years. I wished I’d started when I was 4. Learning and playing guitar has been the best thing in my life. Apart from having my children. I’m transformed into my special place every time I pick up my guitar. It does take time to improve though. But I’m loving the process. When I meet another guitarist, it’s magical to share our special bond with this beautiful instrument. ❤️
On a trip visiting my home state of NoDak. My friend Chris had found a guitar in the trash and I was playing it in his garage. Chris gave me the guitar and I took it home. Another friend heard me playing it and said, "here, play my guitar while I fix yours at home. He returned it in amazing condition. I played and played until the day I left for home. About 6 months later I returned to NoDak and my Luther friend gives me a 1967 12 String Framus (Flower Power Edition) Whoah incredibly amazing.. Now own 6 guitars and love to play, love to jam, it's never too late. This has all happened within within the last 1½ years. Always wanted to learn and never really tried until 48 yrs and now I'm 49 and by complete miracle I just brought home a 1959 Hofner 455 and sat down and watched this video. Never take time to comment on TH-cam videos however this video was special and so are those commenting on it. I am blessed. I've fallen asleep with my guitar. It usually is the last thing I do at night and first thing I do in the morning. Never have guessed in a million years the impact nor define all the ways my life is better. All because my friend gave me a beat up guitar. Life is forever changed. Guitar provides a new outlet that truly is endless. Best feeling in the world having a good jam session. I hope a guitar comes your way soon. I still got that first guitar if you want it.
I'm tired of the 6 year old child prodigy meme. You know that kid that can play "Eruption" at 220 BPM. I would rather see some older artists who have strived for their art and taken years to hone their craft. Guys who can improvise and play together as a group to make great music. This is it. Thanks for the video.
I love how the dude at 0:53 just walks in, kindly asks if can join and goes in the flow in no time exactly at the same 'expert level'. They all be like: 'sure join. We're just foolin' around, nothin' fancy.' We viewers be like:
It's amazing how they're all in their little bubble of the jam, all playing different variations and harmonies of the current chord. 4 tangles of magic.
Each Guitarist has a deep understanding of the history and development of the style of the tune being played. Happily each find alternative things to add to the tune which not one player can do. Very pretty tune and nice understanding between each guy to not hamper things with ego.
@Shawn Camburn Playing with 3 plus other guitarists is amazing. In College playing along side best friends! about 5-6 of us, jamming together, it's truly a beautiful thing! and a way to get the girls lol But we played a lot more blues, rather than this style..I never really liked this sound until I seen T.E play with these guys.
notice how they are staying out of each other's way? creating musical paths and weaving in and out of the piece, controlling volumes, not trying to overplay one another... just complimenting the piece as they go. pure musical professionalism! it's funny... certain parts made me think about Django and Les Paul... and during the chat at the end they start talking about the bits that were inspired by those two!
Professionalism + Aesthetic Musicianship at its best ... Working for the Music and giving the spot to "the others" ... If the others gives the spot to you, then, You continue working for The Music ... A pleasure to watch and listen.
Very Django. I studied music at uni with first study guitar and we had a class that revolved around doing this exact thing. Taking turns to lead and keeping it going. Just as these guys are doing. It's great.
If I was in the circle: they would look at me and nod indicating me to take the lead and i would make that fart sound when you press between two frets.
This is awesome. Four six stringers and nobody walking on each other. I have to go look at the other parts of this jam right now. These guys are great.
Saw Tommy Emanuel in a New York airport a few months ago and quietly introduced myself and told him how big a fan I am. He was quite gracious and i shook his hand which felt like a brick from all the muscle built up in his palm and fingers. Kind guy and outrageous talent.
Ive been playing for 18 years and these are the moments I live for. I wish people still knew how to play and interact like these guys. I've only met two guys who had it and that turned into one of the greatest nights of my life as a mid 20s guitarist, having dude randomly solo over the top of whatever I played...ahhhhhh magic.
I seen Tommy live in concert they had doctors of music on stage with him at LSU They looked like beginners playing next to Tommy they had the big introduction with all their accomplishments in the music world Tommy can’t write music can’t read music he has a God given talent that he put in the hours to become what he is today the name Emmanuel in the Bible means (God with us) he is exactly that in the guitar world his hand is even deformed from being put in Odd positions on the fret board so he can do things on the guitar that most guitarist can’t do therefore they can’t get the full band sound Tommy gets playing the guitar also he is thinking and controlling rhythm guitar lead guitar bass guitar while keeping a drum beat at the same time on many of his songs sometimes he does vocals as well so think about how many places his mind is at once doing so many different tasks that’s what makes him so great and unique in music
Pixel my friend who I played guitar with was the most pure type of friendship and camaraderie I’ve felt aside from being best friends on bicycles in middle school
That last bit after the song when they talk influences really captures the joy of being a musician. Not caring about 99% of the world labeling you as a nerd is one thing, and knowing that you share the passion with a small circle of fellow musicians that are still unknown to you. But once you meet up with them, life is worthwhile like you'd never imagine. Shared passion, that's what it's all about...
Although I've played guitar for 40 years, when I hear musicians like this I realize that should anyone ask me if I play guitar my answer should be an emphatic "No".
I play a little guitar. I have a Cordoba mini and a mandolin. I use that as my excuse. I do have some full size six strings but I don't mention that till I evaluate the conversation. If I were talking to these guys I would tell them I played flute in highschool band.
Peter, thanks. 2 quick stories. I was sitting in front of Will McFarland sp? He played with a bunch of folks from the 60-90's J. Browne, B. Raitt. Studio work. A slow hand player but very talented. A song was playing over the P. A. Out of nowhere he starts playing with it note for note. Complicated piece. I started shaking my head, he stopped playing, leaned down and said "what's wrong?". I said, I quit! He replied, "relax, I played with the guy on the P A recording, it took me 2 weeks to learn just part of the song. Don't give up." I was in Pittsburgh once, listening to a Jazz group. I ran into the drummer in the bathroom. I said "you guys are absolutely blistering, I am so impressed. How long have you played together?" He replied, "I have never met these guys before...." I still play, by myself in the basement where I won't damage anyone's eardrums.
All absolutely amazing guitarists, but Richard Smith man (guy on very left), his playing just does something to me everytime. Anyone unaware of his playing, listen to some of his ragtime playing like The Entertainer or Pineapple Rag, the guy is one of the best guitarists EVER hands down
That moment when your eye tunes in to all of them tapping their feet and you recognize not just someone but four someones having that musical moment where nothing else exists and the thrill of the music using you to make itself come out is shared by all.
This was awesome! I used to jam with a band and there were some nights where everything came together perfectly and even we were impressed with how good the session was. I remember one night we played "Night Prowler" by AC/DC and it sounded so good while we were playing, we were all smiling and nodding to each other. Then at the end of it we all cheered and gave each other high fives haha. That night was awesome.........and so was this!
What!! no reverb , no distortion , no wah wah, ....... I appreciate the striaght picking SO MUCH!!! These guys are REAL musicians/geniuses!!!!!! God bless um
Thanks art, music and friendship for helping me to stay relatively sane for all these years. No electricity necessary, but I’m glad it was used to capture moments like this.
After playing, discussing the tune, Tommy playing and talking about what chet did, had paused thinking of the alternative run and Richard just starts playing it, like right away, the alternate version, as I’ll call it🤯 The knowledge of Tommy and Richard is like the freaking internet sorry to the other to guys you’re great, but Rich and Tommy, I mean WOW, just WOW! Thank you!
@@costaliberta5969 Everything wonderful and beautiful on Earth was thought of in Heaven first .....including you. So please don't say things that aren't true. Be the good person God intended you to be. Jesus Christ has Good plans for you....but you have free will....so the choice is yours. ❤
@@DN-pn7rj get your facts straight mate, all that type of music is considered by your church to be heretic. dancing to it means you are possessed and indulging in it condemns you to eternity. like, instantly. so you are going straight to hell. sorry.
Jerry Reed is often ignored, but Chet often said were JR to have focused his career on playing, he would have exceeded all others; he and Chet made an album together around ‘75, which is exceptional.
"VERY ACCOMPLISHMENT GUITARIST" TOMMY You have earned your Place in History, right along side of CHET... the Others you have Taught, Coached, they Too are Amazing.... Awesome Fellas...👏👏👏
Danny Beeler not really. He played rhythm bass line with thumb and tasteful embellished melody with fingers, but that’s not uncommon. Chet is called Mr Guitar and highly regarded, liked to include certain pickers as “Certified Guitar Players” like himself as elite. In reality, Roy Clark, Les Paul, Danny Gatton weren’t included by Chet, but were every bit as good and also could play anything they attempted.
I love Tommy Emmanual! When it comes to acoustic guitar, it’s hard to find anyone better. Especially since he doesn’t read music. His brain must contain thousands of songs. And he brings so much joy in his playing.
POV: up past your bedtimes and your uncle and his friends let you stick around
NitrogenAX hahaha
How did you know what I was doing lol
unexpected priceless moments
NitrogenAX your stoner irresponsible uncle your parents don’t trust looking after u
Ahahah that shit rolled off your brain ... too funny 😂🤣😂
I have a recurring nightmare that somehow I find myself in that circle. Tommy looks at me and nods for me to take the lead........ I wake up in a cold sweat!
Fantastic comment
Hahahaha
😂😂
😂🤣😂
Tommy did this at my job a few weeks back. Most beautiful jam session I’d ever seen.
What’s cooler:
A)the way they jam
B)their shirts
C) All of the above
Both
d) there perfectly in-sync left legs
Both mate
Georginho well I’d hope they’re in sync, they’re keeping time
And for 7 minutes, all was right with the world...
Gotta say i forgot about corona and that my dad was arrested for international drug dealing by the interpol just 3 days ago, for 7 minutes.
@@jesuschrist.6006 yoo Jesus, the God got arrested for drug dealing? Nice, that must have been some kind of banned apples or some good acid
@@soltero.8192 he created it... i think he'll get 15 years top for that
@@jesuschrist.6006 sad... Who will I pray to now?
Art is the only solace
Love how all four are tapping their legs at the same time, in a rhythm.
Pure joy!!
Now I can't unsee it
Well yeah gotta keep time now, esp when you the music makes you wanna moveee
wow is that how music works
It would be funny to see that one guy who's into poly-rhythms just sticking out.
As soon as this ended, I picked up my guitar, strummed a G chord, and set it back down.
Keep strumming that G string for an hour a day and you'll also be great when your hair is graying and have a lifetime's worth of experience behind you.
Yellow Fellow thank you to you and all the other guys for the encouragement!
AlexHeartKill stop talking
Yep me too, next time I'll throw in a minor chord and see what happens, maybe go from there ;-)
What's a G cord? Haha
my friends don’t even text back
what does that have to do with the video
@@shadymuzic3048 your lack of humor tells me that you need some friends
Get some new friends
Shady Muzic Grow up you fool
@@dladmsdn1223 okay guys chill man, dont cyberbully me pls. i got the joke it was a good one
For anyone who doesn't know, the song is Trambone by Chet Atkins.
i owe you my first born thank you
You are a good man, thank you
chet could do all of this on one guitar i bet
MikeOnDa Mic That's the funniest comment ever I read 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for that! Exactly what I was looking for!
Everytime he coughed I got nervous....
He was patient zero
Same 🤣 wtf
2020 vibes
This was 2 years ago, no need to worry
Coughing will never be the same.
This really inspired me.... to sell my guitar.
Thank you. You made me giggle 🤣
Danny Simmons hahahahhahahha feel the same way
🤣🤣
The end...I didn't see that coming 😂
Plot twist😂
And that my friends is what you can do with four chords and 10000 hours of practice.
@ArwenMeow You're so right!
I heard Jordan Peterson say something like putting 10,000 hours in anything is what you need to be an expert in that "thing"
So I would agree.
This is more than 10k hours
What’s the chords?
You left off a 0
I'm encouraged that this video not only has 2.5 million views but it has as many views as the first video.
Her: He’s probably with another girl Me and the Boys:
f the girl... the jamming sesh is wayy more worth it!
Damn I wish my mates could play with me hahaha
@@polinidream45 not really
@@charlierobinson8375 My thought exactly. Surely a good chat and a jam session with friends would make any man smile. Cheers.
polinidream45 go back in your hole grammar nazi
Imagine if they put their guitars down at the end, and music kept going.
Girl you know it's..
Girl you know it's..
Girl you know it's..
Lol I actually just visualized what you just said... that was funny as shit
It does. Just like when we die life keeps going.
SuckMySweatyBallz Jesus Christ alright then
Austin Alexander I’d believe it dude. It would make more sense lol
If I end up in an old people home, I want it to be this one.
Me too！
Well, they’re not all that old, but I agree.
Man you’d need balls of steel to take a solo in that circle
Yup
You most probably need a very special guitar player skills to take a Solo in that circle
After crunching the numbers, the density of said balls would create a mini black hole, thus killing four legends. 10/10 don't recommend.
Friends jamming together just for the love of music is so pure and fun. These times are better than any concert, in my opinion.
I totally agree with you. That’s why I felt like it was “The Best Jam~” for me. Some people disagree, mentioning about other jams, guitarists or technical stuff. It’s ok to disagree I understand but this whole experience, sitting right in front of these guitarist, including my mentor TE, was just amazing.
Better than concerts✨
I was watching this causally. Like wow these guys are fantastic. And then I turned around only to see my guitar crying....so I hugged him and said Im sorry I suck.
I feel you bro.
lmaoo my guitar hates me
We got AA meetings for this
LMAO
Nice one brah
I said “I’m gonna play like that some day”...... and my guitar rolled its eyes at me.
Lol and I thought I was hallucinating when my guitar did the same to me!? 😁
Mine cussed with distortion
This keep me happy for 7 minutes straight
I know exactly what you mean😄Thank you
*KEPT
Terry Jones im SORRY im not English😕
Today I'm getting older, when I was very young I wished to learn playing the guitar but my late father disapproved 'cause he said it was a waste of time,
when my children were young I brought them two good guitars and pushed them to learn playing but they would have none of it. I still believe that playing an instrument
is the most satisfying and beautiful pastime in the world and it's the only thing I regret in my life. Thanks for the upload, you've made my day.
I hope you're learning now, even if it's late in life
Never too late 💙 it makes me feel alive. I absolutely love playing instruments
Never say never. There's 365 days in a year. What if you just learned two things a week and practiced 10 minutes per day? What if your adult children came over for supper in 2022 and you laid down a solo for them without them knowing you've had this little hobby goin' on. Great for your mental health and a guaranteed family bonding moment like none other.
I’m 47 and have been playing guitar for 2 and a half years. I wished I’d started when I was 4. Learning and playing guitar has been the best thing in my life. Apart from having my children. I’m transformed into my special place every time I pick up my guitar. It does take time to improve though. But I’m loving the process. When I meet another guitarist, it’s magical to share our special bond with this beautiful instrument. ❤️
On a trip visiting my home state of NoDak. My friend Chris had found a guitar in the trash and I was playing it in his garage. Chris gave me the guitar and I took it home. Another friend heard me playing it and said, "here, play my guitar while I fix yours at home. He returned it in amazing condition. I played and played until the day I left for home. About 6 months later I returned to NoDak and my Luther friend gives me a 1967 12 String Framus (Flower Power Edition) Whoah incredibly amazing.. Now own 6 guitars and love to play, love to jam, it's never too late. This has all happened within within the last 1½ years. Always wanted to learn and never really tried until 48 yrs and now I'm 49 and by complete miracle I just brought home a 1959 Hofner 455 and sat down and watched this video. Never take time to comment on TH-cam videos however this video was special and so are those commenting on it. I am blessed. I've fallen asleep with my guitar. It usually is the last thing I do at night and first thing I do in the morning. Never have guessed in a million years the impact nor define all the ways my life is better. All because my friend gave me a beat up guitar. Life is forever changed. Guitar provides a new outlet that truly is endless. Best feeling in the world having a good jam session. I hope a guitar comes your way soon. I still got that first guitar if you want it.
I'm tired of the 6 year old child prodigy meme. You know that kid that can play "Eruption" at 220 BPM. I would rather see some older artists who have strived for their art and taken years to hone their craft. Guys who can improvise and play together as a group to make great music. This is it. Thanks for the video.
I agree. Granted, it takes real talent to do what the younger ones do, they don't know this kind of "EARNED" talent. Hopefully they will one day :)
@@73xlh Agreed.
Amen
Not sure about the two at the back, but both Tommy Emanuel and Richard Smith were child prodigies.
Kids don't have emotion when playing..
I love how the dude at 0:53 just walks in, kindly asks if can join and goes in the flow in no time exactly at the same 'expert level'. They all be like: 'sure join. We're just foolin' around, nothin' fancy.' We viewers be like:
“….The dude” is Papa Stuie French. Another Aussie with a musical sense of humor and a tremendous grasp of the idiom AND the instrument.
I saw Tommy Emmanuel perform live 15 years ago and it changed my life!
He did mine too! He is such an inspiration!
I feel like I'm in the clubhouse of the world's coolest retirement community.
Welcome to another episode of: "Thank you TH-cam for this recommendation"
It's amazing how they're all in their little bubble of the jam, all playing different variations and harmonies of the current chord. 4 tangles of magic.
Each Guitarist has a deep understanding of the history and development of the style of the tune being played. Happily each find alternative things to add to the tune which not one player can do. Very pretty tune and nice understanding between each guy to not hamper things with ego.
4 tangles of magic..music is so cool!!
I fully agree
@Shawn Camburn Playing with 3 plus other guitarists is amazing. In College playing along side best friends! about 5-6 of us, jamming together, it's truly a beautiful thing! and a way to get the girls lol But we played a lot more blues, rather than this style..I never really liked this sound until I seen T.E play with these guys.
Beautifully put
notice how they are staying out of each other's way? creating musical paths and weaving in and out of the piece, controlling volumes, not trying to overplay one another... just complimenting the piece as they go. pure musical professionalism!
it's funny... certain parts made me think about Django and Les Paul... and during the chat at the end they start talking about the bits that were inspired by those two!
Professionalism + Aesthetic Musicianship at its best ...
Working for the Music and giving the spot to "the others" ... If the others gives the spot to you, then, You continue working for The Music ...
A pleasure to watch and listen.
What a pleasure to watch experts who are confident enough in themselves to let others shine.
That's what I like about playing music. Emphasis on the 'play' and emphasis on the 'with'.
Very Django. I studied music at uni with first study guitar and we had a class that revolved around doing this exact thing. Taking turns to lead and keeping it going. Just as these guys are doing. It's great.
team players, mate...
If I was in the circle: they would look at me and nod indicating me to take the lead and i would make that fart sound when you press between two frets.
Motsuthung Yanthan hahahaha
That was funny as hell... I bet not everyone got it.
Motsuthung Yanthan
I’d bust out the worst version of Happy Trails they’d ever heard.
Been there, done that!
The amount of mechanical skill and talent here isn’t fair
For those who didn't catch the name of the song, it's called, "Trambone."
You are awesome dear sir👍
What are u riding in ur profile picture wow ?
@@Muhammed-dl8bt penguin
jsg and what are on ur profile picture WOW ?
Surprised only 170 likes
This is awesome. Four six stringers and nobody walking on each other. I have to go look at the other parts of this jam right now. These guys are great.
epiphonium that’s music, a language anyone can learn
I love it.
epiphonium I’d really like to hear them play “All of me”
There worst nightmare: six four stringers
Lol, Taylor. The whole building vibrates to rubble. 🤣
I swear to god, I want this to be and my boys when we're old.
I mean, I only have one friend now and neither of us can play guitar, but baby steps.
Supreme‼️Tommy and Richard！Im a big fun! From Japan!
I would to no.the name of .this song. I so LOVE Tommy Emmanuel .He and his crew .never seem to amaze.What ever song it may be .Thank you SO MUCH👍👍👏👏👏
It’s “Trambone” by Chet Atkins.
Thank you!
their feet tapping at the same time is aesthetically pleasing
I can imagine a whole Spongebob scene while this plays in the background
Why this comment doesn’t have more likes, I don’t know
YES!!
Imagine being there in person, my ears would be blessed
Saw Tommy Emanuel in a New York airport a few months ago and quietly introduced myself and told him how big a fan I am. He was quite gracious and i shook his hand which felt like a brick from all the muscle built up in his palm and fingers. Kind guy and outrageous talent.
How I love watching their left foot jam with their sound.Good job pops.
One that likes to play guitar knows exactly how they feel and what it feels like to enjoy playing guitar
Ive been playing for 18 years and these are the moments I live for. I wish people still knew how to play and interact like these guys. I've only met two guys who had it and that turned into one of the greatest nights of my life as a mid 20s guitarist, having dude randomly solo over the top of whatever I played...ahhhhhh magic.
My hat is off to these phenomenal guitarists I’ve been playing for 52 years and they are out of this world
I seen Tommy live in concert they had doctors of music on stage with him at LSU They looked like beginners playing next to Tommy they had the big introduction with all their accomplishments in the music world Tommy can’t write music can’t read music he has a God given talent that he put in the hours to become what he is today the name Emmanuel in the Bible means (God with us) he is exactly that in the guitar world his hand is even deformed from being put in Odd positions on the fret board so he can do things on the guitar that most guitarist can’t do therefore they can’t get the full band sound Tommy gets playing the guitar also he is thinking and controlling rhythm guitar lead guitar bass guitar while keeping a drum beat at the same time on many of his songs sometimes he does vocals as well so think about how many places his mind is at once doing so many different tasks that’s what makes him so great and unique in music
After 52 years (1973 in college) I realize I am playing guitar to accompany my voice. But I’m not a guitar player in terms of these guys
I grinned all the way through that! Excellent!!!
What a beautiful and mellow jam. So sweet.
this is prime buddy friendship where they just give each other looks like "i like that"
Pixel my friend who I played guitar with was the most pure type of friendship and camaraderie I’ve felt aside from being best friends on bicycles in middle school
Pure class lads. My kind of session. Best wishes from Dublin City.
💚☘️🎶💃🎵🕺🎶☘️💚🇮🇪
Something is wrong with their left legs whenever they play. 😀 . Even their knees are in harmony.
Counting the beat without even thinking about it - masters
LoLLL I went back and watched @ 4:30 too funny
Well if they tapped the right they would be flying to chase the notes.
They are just counting beats to stay on rhythm
Beat is the same no matter how many guitars are being played
They just have such chemistry, you can see they know eachother very well, and have played together alot. This os awesome!
That last bit after the song when they talk influences really captures the joy of being a musician. Not caring about 99% of the world labeling you as a nerd is one thing, and knowing that you share the passion with a small circle of fellow musicians that are still unknown to you. But once you meet up with them, life is worthwhile like you'd never imagine. Shared passion, that's what it's all about...
Anything with Tommy Emmanuel is totally priceless. Tommy and his late brother Phil simply the best of the best ...
Although I've played guitar for 40 years, when I hear musicians like this I realize that should anyone ask me if I play guitar my answer should be an emphatic "No".
im with you , but we just gotta keep
If you play the guitar you are a guitarist, if you’re not that great at it (yet!) you’re a novice. Still a guitarist
I play a little guitar. I have a Cordoba mini and a mandolin. I use that as my excuse. I do have some full size six strings but I don't mention that till I evaluate the conversation. If I were talking to these guys I would tell them I played flute in highschool band.
Peter, thanks. 2 quick stories.
I was sitting in front of Will McFarland sp? He played with a bunch of folks from the 60-90's J. Browne, B. Raitt. Studio work. A slow hand player but very talented. A song was playing over the P. A. Out of nowhere he starts playing with it note for note. Complicated piece. I started shaking my head, he stopped playing, leaned down and said "what's wrong?".
I said, I quit! He replied, "relax, I played with the guy on the P A recording, it took me 2 weeks to learn just part of the song. Don't give up."
I was in Pittsburgh once, listening to a Jazz group. I ran into the drummer in the bathroom. I said "you guys are absolutely blistering, I am so impressed. How long have you played together?"
He replied, "I have never met these guys before...."
I still play, by myself in the basement where I won't damage anyone's eardrums.
@@epiphonium 😂😂😂😂😂
This is sooo great. No egos in this gang. I could listen to these boys all day. Fabulous!
You can tell their happy when they play together, gotta love it
I look back on this video every now and again when times get tough
All absolutely amazing guitarists, but Richard Smith man (guy on very left), his playing just does something to me everytime. Anyone unaware of his playing, listen to some of his ragtime playing like The Entertainer or Pineapple Rag, the guy is one of the best guitarists EVER hands down
This is okay, sure. But do they know how to cover E and B with their index finger when they play a non-barred F-chord?
😂
my hand hurts reading that
Left me in tears 😂😂
Years of practice, and playing professionally.
You got em there!
Their legs on the same rythim is like a mind sync, that's so cool
wooww.. nice bonding/jamming
greetings from the Philippines
Non stop smiling watching this...they're having so much fun and making something so awesome....not for sale just for themselves. Love it!
That moment when your eye tunes in to all of them tapping their feet and you recognize not just someone but four someones having that musical moment where nothing else exists and the thrill of the music using you to make itself come out is shared by all.
❤ Tommy has a great influence on so many musicians. His humility and encouragement inspires people to step out and let their gifts shine.
Four Horsemen of the a-pluck- olipse.
Wow!
gruntoblumpharglegargle 😂😂
Heheheh good one ✅🙂
haha..
😂😂😂😂
Tommy Emanuel is in the mix so it was always going to smoke
No rushing, not a beat missed, just sweet beat and melody…whewww.
They say you shouldn't meet your heroes but I'll always cherish the moment I met Tommy Emmanuel
Those boys really know their chops
Whom ever thumbs down this have never picked up an acoustic guitar. This is masterclass.
Who’s watching this during the coronavirus?
besarove sad to say a month later and im still currently watching this during the coronavirus
@@carsonroan8560 Your Governor need to go.
Salesman slaps virus *you can fit sooo many months in this baby*
Everyone lmao
Carona what?😅
....and they were having so much fun! Glad this was recorded..
Tommy was such a gracious and kind man, great family man, and a sincerely happy person with a wonderful sense of humor.
wym "was"?
I shouldn’t have shown my guitar this... I think she wants to leave me
This was awesome! I used to jam with a band and there were some nights where everything came together perfectly and even we were impressed with how good the session was. I remember one night we played "Night Prowler" by AC/DC and it sounded so good while we were playing, we were all smiling and nodding to each other. Then at the end of it we all cheered and gave each other high fives haha. That night was awesome.........and so was this!
What!! no reverb , no distortion , no wah wah, ....... I appreciate the striaght picking SO MUCH!!! These guys are REAL musicians/geniuses!!!!!! God bless um
This might just be the most beautiful thing I’ve ever witnessed
Hands down one of my favorite jams
I've played for 34 years now and wish I could play along with these guys. But no way I could keep up. Awesome picking fellas
Thanks art, music and friendship for helping me to stay relatively sane for all these years. No electricity necessary, but I’m glad it was used to capture moments like this.
After playing, discussing the tune, Tommy playing and talking about what chet did, had paused thinking of the alternative run and Richard just starts playing it, like right away, the alternate version, as I’ll call it🤯
The knowledge of Tommy and Richard is like the freaking internet sorry to the other to guys you’re great, but Rich and Tommy, I mean WOW, just WOW! Thank you!
Meeting of the good ol' boys! Just all around amazing!
I wish we were one small family living in the country side happily. . it would be great❤️🖤❤️ loved this jam
I love how Tommy welcomes the new player to the circle, such a gentleman 👍
So glad someone decided to film this and post it here.
Grey Power. No substitute for experience. U guys are real awesome.
my goodness. how cool is it listening to these guys talk about guitar history. If there was ever a reason for TH-cam, it's stuff like this.
Que inveja! Dá gosto de ver como estão alegres e o prazer com que estão tocando.
If heaven is like this, I'm going. Love y'all.
Roma Holcomb
The most wonderful music is in heaven!
no, actually, hell is like this. theres not much happening in heaven..
@@costaliberta5969 Everything wonderful and beautiful on Earth was thought of in Heaven first .....including you. So please don't say things that aren't true. Be the good person God intended you to be. Jesus Christ has Good plans for you....but you have free will....so the choice is yours. ❤
@@DN-pn7rj get your facts straight mate, all that type of music is considered by your church to be heretic. dancing to it means you are possessed and indulging in it condemns you to eternity. like, instantly. so you are going straight to hell. sorry.
I had the exact same thought!
For once a BEST headline that isn’t a lie. This was so beautiful,
Totally smashed it freestyling but only talk about how good chet was to write it afterwards! Truly humble genius☺
Jerry Reed is often ignored, but Chet often said were JR to have focused his career on playing, he would have exceeded all others; he and Chet made an album together around ‘75, which is exceptional.
@@commanderthorkilj.amundsen3426 my dad had that album and I heard it often. ❤
Making the guitars sing.. beautiful.
Never, and i truely mean never ceases to amaze me.
Folks jabber-jawing in the background when they have such talent and entertainment right there.
Thank you to whoever captured this great jam on video for us to enjoy.
"VERY ACCOMPLISHMENT GUITARIST" TOMMY You have earned your Place in History, right along side of CHET... the Others you have Taught, Coached, they Too are Amazing.... Awesome Fellas...👏👏👏
The Dink Chet Atkins favored Jerry Reed as his favorite picker.
Better than Chet..
The Dink only thing is Chet could play all four parts himself 🤔
Danny Beeler not really. He played rhythm bass line with thumb and tasteful embellished melody with fingers, but that’s not uncommon. Chet is called Mr Guitar and highly regarded, liked to include certain pickers as “Certified Guitar Players” like himself as elite. In reality, Roy Clark, Les Paul, Danny Gatton weren’t included by Chet, but were every bit as good and also could play anything they attempted.
Absolutely beautiful. Could listen all night! Great talent!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️👍
Love it when musicians give each other the space to jam..awesome
They are all great. Tommy makes it look like a stroll down the lane. He’s phenomenal.
i dont know why there's a smile on my face
Neither do I !!!
Landed on this whilst sitting on the throne and me legs have gone numb, I ain’t goin’ nowhere till I’ve seen ‘em all. Brilliant upload dude thanks.
I've been playing 12 years and every one of these guys is on a level I've never been
beautiful ... thanks for sharing, Satoyoshi-san 🙏🤗
I love Tommy Emmanual! When it comes to acoustic guitar, it’s hard to find anyone better. Especially since he doesn’t read music. His brain must contain thousands of songs. And he brings so much joy in his playing.