0:00 Young Thing 3:19 Mountains of Illinois 7:32 Sails 11:06 Read my licks 15:31 Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues 18:45 Somebody loves me now 22:51 Vincent
I was living in Austin and was at this taping. I wish I had the raw footage, Chet was hilarious! The outtakes would go viral! A lot of people left after an hour, but we stayed for the whole thing. Chet would stop a song and say he made a mistake and tell a funny story then continue. Still my favorite live show ever. All those crowd shots were done in the first 4 or 5 songs.
I've old tapes of his lessons? and he'd hilariously state:" all mistakes are inte tional!" Love Chet since 5/6 years old@ 69,I'm happy, & grateful others were aware too, a true humble Country gentleman! God Blessed ***
I was there also Keith, it was a tremendous show. It was probably 1am by the time they wrapped up, and wasn't very many left in the building. They did the finale about 11-11:30, so those that didn't want to stay could see the ending. I watched the show on TV, and it almost seemed like a different show.
It's crazy to hear that people started to leave after one hour. Who would leave a show with a legend such as Chet. And so many great guests. I could only have dreamed of being there.
When Chet played you got three guitar players for the price of one. There are not too many fellers that can play Bass / Rhythm and Lead all together and very few could do it like Chet. RIP Chet, we all miss you!
Not sure what got me into playing the guitar, but I loved it for close to sixty years and admired what I could find of Chet. These days the pain and stumbles come close to bringing tears to my eyes, but I still try now and then. My mind still knows how, but my fingers just refuse to cooperate the way they used to.
Always will be No.1 "CGP" and the Godfather Of the Electric Guitar. I am so privileged that I have seen him perform live and I have been a finger-picker for many years.... RIP Mr. Atkins.
The “radio” and major labels definitely sold out years ago, but 5 years ago when you made this comment and still today in 2021 the real music is out there. We just have to stop being lazy and actually look for it.
The man always seemed so relaxed, no worries in his head about the outcome, that grin of his just lets you know that he's got it handled. Nice posting here.
Indeed. He appears to be so chill that it looks more like he is sitting on poach way up in the mountains, sipping a frosty limonade and pickin on a beautiful Gretsch while watching a beautiful woman walking by. Not a care in the world.
And EJ the perfectionist muffs a note out of nerves. Respect for the master, no shred, just melody. Chet doesn't abuse the instrument, he just lets the music out.
This makes me cry like a baby. Particularly "Somebody Loves Me Now". My god what an overwhelmingly beautiful piece. It makes me think of my girlfriend and how I want to fix our broken relationship and that was before I knew the name of it. RIP Chet.
To have Chet back you up during most of a solo must be one of the most humbling experiences a guitarist can ever have. I'd be so nervous I'd forget the whole damn song.
Yes Uncle Chet was a real smooth operator indeed. More guitar players like him we truly need. Unfortunately they are almost impossibleto find. He also possess an intelligent mind and Chet was truly one of a kind.
Young Thing wow, loved it. A very beautiful tune is this Mountains Of Illinois, Pat Bergeson what magical touch on guitar to this Song Read My Licks, and it goes without saying Thank you Steve Wariner for your gorgeous voice & talent with your guitar, a line up of awesome artists, love Don McCleans' Vincent. Thank You Kolo Colovacio 4 sharing these awesome guitarist.
What an absolutely elegantly magnificent guitar player Chet was. His touch, sensitivity and craftsmanship was so many levels above many so others. Thank you for your superb music, Chet
i love some chet and friends lord i wish i could've been in his band they're always so tight of a group no matter who he's got playing with him, top notch guys the bunch and of course he's the giant of picking and tone ... thanks for all the great songs and licks chet
I've been listen to Chet Atkins since I was 12 years old I'm 68 now and I love him more today than I did then I've even learned to play a lot of his hard songs that I never dreamed of playing my my brother bought me a left-handed Gretsch and I've never stop playing it for last 3 years now Chet is such an inspiration to everyone who loves him my dad bought a new stereo in his bedroom he bought every album Chet put out at the time when I was 12 he got me in the bedroom laying on the bed with light off listening to the delicate tones that only chet could produce and I've loved him ever since no one will ever be a Chet Atkins including me who loves him so much but I know someday when I die I learned some of his stuff that's good enough for me
I saw this show on TNN in 1994. Bought the CD later. Never have found a DVD of this show. Had it on VHS tape long ago. That tape is buried in a box of tapes I stored away 20 years ago.
He was Tommy emanuel's idol. When he finally heard him play he played a couple of chet's songs and he said he played them much better than he did. He said Tommy is the greatest guitar player the world has ever known. Tommy taught himself how to play and it was years before he even knew what a bass player was. He always played the base in his music like chet does.
Chet got to see some awesome players come up. He could be like a baseball manager or something, stand there and talk about his connection to every guitarist of the period like old baseball skippers talk about experiences with players in different organizations.
That Mountains of Illinois (excuse spelling) piece is so beautiful. Thumb-downers must be paper and comb devotees. This is wonderful. Thank You Mr. Chet.
let me know what you are missing..My dad had his entire collection, and my dad passed this past spring...I would love for a true Chet lover to have them..
Unassuming and in the full understanding that the music controls the never ending flow of ideas/techniques/interpretation and composition. Chet Atkins and Les Paul - always encouraging musical exploration to the end. Add to that list, the late and great Jeff Beck.
Wonderful! For what it's worth, I've lived in Illinois for seventy-seven years, and there are no mountains! Don't be fooled by town names like Mt. Sterling or Mt. Carmel. This was on PBS years ago and I recorded it on VHS. The station is in Peoria, about 80 miles away, and we're in the Illinois bottoms. At the time we had a sixty foot antenna and could receive the PBS station fairly well. As I recall the video was pretty bad, but the audio was okay. I still wish I could hear the sound made when that line of glass, or whatever, has a drum stick passed under it.
Ya gotta love the string section on "Sails." "Read My Licks,"=three pickers having some serious fun. Always admired Eric Johnson's technical abilities but he never seemed to play with any emotion, contrast that with "Vincent," the difference is night and day.
I was living in Austin and was at this taping. I wish I had the raw footage, Chet was hilarious! The outtakes would go viral! A lot of people left after an hour, but we stayed for the whole thing. Chet would stop a song and say he made a mistake and tell a funny story then continue. Still my favorite live show ever. All those crowd shots were done in the first 4 or 5 songs.
Awesome Story! You saw the "Real Chet" not the stage Chet👌 👍👍 Chet and Luther (Johnny Cash's picker) is the reason I started playing guitar in 59.
I've old tapes of his lessons? and he'd hilariously state:" all mistakes are inte tional!" Love Chet since 5/6 years old@ 69,I'm happy, & grateful others were aware too, a true humble Country gentleman! God Blessed ***
I would stay if he play 10 hours !
I was there also Keith, it was a tremendous show. It was probably 1am by the time they wrapped up, and wasn't very many left in the building. They did the finale about 11-11:30, so those that didn't want to stay could see the ending. I watched the show on TV, and it almost seemed like a different show.
It's crazy to hear that people started to leave after one hour. Who would leave a show with a legend such as Chet. And so many great guests. I could only have dreamed of being there.
I invariably catch myself smiling whenI listen to Chet😁🌈
When Chet played you got three guitar players for the price of one. There are not too many fellers that can play Bass / Rhythm and Lead all together and very few could do it like Chet. RIP Chet, we all miss you!
The world's most amazing guitarist at the time. but even in the future he stands out for his unique way of playing guitar
Chet got me into guitar playing and arthritis got me out after fifty years, Chet will play and influence forever. Thank you Lord,
Not sure what got me into playing the guitar, but I loved it for close to sixty years and admired what I could find of Chet. These days the pain and stumbles come close to bringing tears to my eyes, but I still try now and then. My mind still knows how, but my fingers just refuse to cooperate the way they used to.
You mean: thank you Chet Atkins!!!!!
Chet was always well dressed. A very classy individual. Respect for himself and the music. Plus his dry charming wit. Always a pleasure to listen
Chet Atkins remains the true definition of COOL.
No Argument here
That's the shit there!!!¡!
“AWESOME”
What can anyone say but “AWESOME “
The Master
Always will be No.1 "CGP" and the Godfather Of the Electric Guitar. I am so privileged that I have seen him perform live and I have been a finger-picker for many years.... RIP Mr. Atkins.
Chet and Steve together just great. Doesn’t get any better. Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️
Chet, you the greatest inspiration for all of us guitarist's !!!
Very melodic players all. Chet was always a "careful" player with proper attention paid to time, tune and tone. 3 essentials to good music.
Amazing is all I can say. After the guitar gods created Chet Atkins, they broke the mold! A one of kind master.
God the Father made him a blessing to us...❤
Chet is a real comedian as well as a being a phenomenal guitarist.
That last tune sounds like something from heaven--not like a human should do. Wonderful.
It was from heaven - he was evoking starry, starry nights - luminous and radiant. 🌟🌟🌟
Don Mclean's "Vincent" one of the most painfully beautiful songs ever developed..
What fun to listen to this. Too bad you don't hear classics like this anymore on the radio.. we've sold ourselves out to the almighty dollar.
Ursula Kur ]
Not all of we Golden Oldies my Dear Ursula..
Just like an ol wound up Timex..we keep on Tickin an Pickin :>)))
The “radio” and major labels definitely sold out years ago, but 5 years ago when you made this comment and still today in 2021 the real music is out there. We just have to stop being lazy and actually look for it.
This is always fun to watch. Chet Atkins, country gentleman and certified player!
A very sensitive an beautiful version of "Vincent", delicately played by a craftsman of the guitar.....
I'll never get enough of his guitar playing i suppose..... it's unique, immediately recognisable.
The man always seemed so relaxed, no worries in his head about the outcome, that grin of his just lets you know that he's got it handled. Nice posting here.
Indeed. He appears to be so chill that it looks more like he is sitting on poach way up in the mountains, sipping a frosty limonade and pickin on a beautiful Gretsch while watching a beautiful woman walking by. Not a care in the world.
One of the best if not The Best guitarist that has ever live. A lot of good players coming up.
Dont say head,say soul
And EJ the perfectionist muffs a note out of nerves. Respect for the master, no shred, just melody.
Chet doesn't abuse the instrument, he just lets the music out.
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Thanks for posting. Sometimes I forget how great the MUSIC and Chet really was. After listening to him, my soul always feels better.
Great music love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This makes me cry like a baby. Particularly "Somebody Loves Me Now". My god what an overwhelmingly beautiful piece. It makes me think of my girlfriend and how I want to fix our broken relationship and that was before I knew the name of it. RIP Chet.
To have Chet back you up during most of a solo must be one of the most humbling experiences a guitarist can ever have. I'd be so nervous I'd forget the whole damn song.
Okay, I admit it: tears welled and dripped: ‘Help Me Make It Through The Night’. Sweet.
Yes Uncle Chet was a real smooth operator indeed. More guitar players like him we truly need. Unfortunately they are almost impossibleto find. He also possess an intelligent mind and Chet was truly one of a kind.
He sure was ! Truer words were never spoken !
Chet has such a way with a guitar.....fast or slow music...he is just a master musician.....
The Maestro. He makes it look so easy.
Doesn't he Arthur! Been playing for over a half century & stll can't completely get Chet 's style
His touch is so light.cant be taught.makes very tricky chord passes look like child's play.poetry in motion.
He is a wizard. He creates an orchestra on his guitar.
Young Thing wow, loved it. A very beautiful tune is this Mountains Of Illinois, Pat Bergeson what magical touch on guitar to this Song Read My Licks, and it goes without saying Thank you Steve Wariner for your gorgeous voice & talent with your guitar, a line up of awesome artists, love Don McCleans' Vincent. Thank You Kolo Colovacio 4 sharing these awesome guitarist.
I used to work with Terry McMillan Harmonica and percussion.... it was nice to see him again,too. Thanks for posting!!!
I remember watching this on TNN way back in the early-mid '90s. I've been looking for this for a long time. Thanks for posting it.
what a great rendition of Vincent
Chet knew how to pick the players too. Pat Bergeson, one of the greatest guitarists to ever grace the earth.
Another one of Chet's protegés...he sure knew how to pick 'em...
Great to see Chet play a resonator.
chet is the first guy I ever seen do an arpreggio sweep style. Eric Johnson! what a treat!
That's the way you're supposed to play them. Cross picking.
What an absolutely elegantly magnificent guitar player Chet was. His touch, sensitivity and craftsmanship was so many levels above many so others. Thank you for your superb music, Chet
He doesn't need a band. He can play all the parts by himself at the same.
Met Chet with Earl Klugh at a show in Toronto Canada a long time ago!
Beautiful soundz from some of the best musso's that have been around for a very long time.
Mark Knoffler introduced me to chet and I fell in love. Great guitar player.
High praise indeed, Mark Knopfler recommending Chet Atkins
Thanks so much for posting! Born and raised in Nashville. Not there now, this takes me back!
i love some chet and friends lord i wish i could've been in his band they're always so tight of a group no matter who he's got playing with him, top notch guys the bunch and of course he's the giant of picking and tone ... thanks for all the great songs and licks chet
The man with the green electric guitar is awesome. Chet, as always is magnificent.
Yes, and he looks like a young Vince Gil.
Pat Bergeson I believe
@@shawnbaird4873 Thanks!! I was about to go thinking that it was JD Simo! They both really look alike!
@@ariffjohanismusic5577 you're welcome
Thank you for posting this
Chet Atkins a True American Maestro
It is 2019 and listening to this great man. Wowww!
I've been listen to Chet Atkins since I was 12 years old I'm 68 now and I love him more today than I did then I've even learned to play a lot of his hard songs that I never dreamed of playing my my brother bought me a left-handed Gretsch and I've never stop playing it for last 3 years now Chet is such an inspiration to everyone who loves him my dad bought a new stereo in his bedroom he bought every album Chet put out at the time when I was 12 he got me in the bedroom laying on the bed with light off listening to the delicate tones that only chet could produce and I've loved him ever since no one will ever be a Chet Atkins including me who loves him so much but I know someday when I die I learned some of his stuff that's good enough for me
No words. Just one of the best.
I saw this show on TNN in 1994. Bought the CD later. Never have found a DVD of this show. Had it on VHS tape long ago. That tape is buried in a box of tapes I stored away 20 years ago.
Mark Bard I have the exact same story.
Great show!!!!!!
Chet Atkins 吉他彈的出神入化，真是好听！
My heros. Music will never be any sweeter!
AMAZING, THE GREATEST!
Fantastic. Chet and Vincent.
True heroes of the music world.
So good to hear 😊
Beautiful ❤
Whenever I'm super-stressed, I listen to "Sails." I feel my neck and shoulders loosening.
What a beautiful piece of live music.
Clyde Crum This version of Sails is the best I have ever heard.
Awesomeness! The Master!
Yes, a real skillful man never hung it down that way.
For me one the world best guitar players with a unique technique...
Чет удивительный гитарист! Когдая его слушаю, у меня душа поёт...
Согласен, это здорово!
Always on my mind. My Uncle Chet 🤠
Beautiful.....
So good to hear from the past
This Chet Atkins ❤️ guitar music
MAGICAL!
Superbissimo
He was Tommy emanuel's idol. When he finally heard him play he played a couple of chet's songs and he said he played them much better than he did. He said Tommy is the greatest guitar player the world has ever known. Tommy taught himself how to play and it was years before he even knew what a bass player was. He always played the base in his music like chet does.
Oops bass
Chet got to see some awesome players come up. He could be like a baseball manager or something, stand there and talk about his connection to every guitarist of the period like old baseball skippers talk about experiences with players in different organizations.
That Mountains of Illinois (excuse spelling) piece is so beautiful. Thumb-downers must be paper and comb devotees. This is wonderful. Thank You Mr. Chet.
I sure miss Chet i couldn't wait to by his latest lps i have most of what he produced over the years
let me know what you are missing..My dad had his entire collection, and my dad passed this past spring...I would love for a true Chet lover to have them..
I had his album from around 1967. I watch every video to see if any of the songs are on here. Love Chet Atkins playing!
depuis des années ,un grand de la country music......J'aime...j'aime Papy country A +
TNN was great back in the day!
Unassuming and in the full understanding that the music controls the never ending flow of ideas/techniques/interpretation and composition. Chet Atkins and Les Paul - always encouraging musical exploration to the end. Add to that list, the late and great Jeff Beck.
Truly the Godfather of guitar
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It's amazing that he had no training.
He learned how to play guitar all by himself. 😊
Glen Cambell the same ...
Wonderful! For what it's worth, I've lived in Illinois for seventy-seven years, and there are no mountains! Don't be fooled by town names like Mt. Sterling or Mt. Carmel.
This was on PBS years ago and I recorded it on VHS. The station is in Peoria, about 80 miles away, and we're in the Illinois bottoms. At the time we had a sixty foot antenna and could receive the PBS station fairly well. As I recall the video was pretty bad, but the audio was okay. I still wish I could hear the sound made when that line of glass, or whatever, has a drum stick passed under it.
Every time I feel uninspired Mr Guitar finds his way into my headphones.
espectacular
Ya gotta love the string section on "Sails." "Read My Licks,"=three pickers having some serious fun. Always admired Eric Johnson's technical abilities but he never seemed to play with any emotion, contrast that with "Vincent," the difference is night and day.
Chet is great !!
Swinging Summer!
Chet laid back on this one, but he can rip when he wants to.
Greatest right hand in the history of guitar. Those fingers worked like pistons.
Bravo!!!
music at it's best
Technology? I'm just waiting till I can get a brain "download" of "Chet" so I immediately play like him! (maybe in my lifetime?) RIP xxx
Chet..... the example for many.
This is the guitar man
Stanley Jordan has such a unique way of playing the guitar l love it
Do you mean Earl Klugh who is in the video? Of course, Stanley is great, too.
" Super Chet Atkins "
The song at 15:31 is "Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues."
Omar Frank,CORRECTION,The rythum player is not Pat Davison.
It is Pat Bergeson Sorry about that
Good Time Charley is great. I also love Loren Barrigar and Mark Mazengarb's version too!
yeah！
bravo,people!thenk you!you are the best!I love you!
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First tune is called Young Thing!
Essa ultima musica ele faz um solo, das coisas mais lindas que ouvi em uma guitarra.