Always will be my “stairways to heaven” so beautiful ❤

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His performance of “Soul Dressing” at the same show has a nice keyboard solo - I forget the name of the keyboardist.

I don’t “get” the relic appeal either. I can understand maybe getting a Gil iota r that is a special issue and is configured to the specs of some famous guitar but that has to do with actual sound and performance. 👍🏼

At around 4:28 he’s actually playing beyond the fretboard - he’s playing directly over the pickups with his fret hand.

All do respect, Nah bruh

Dope!! 🔥

The vibe you got boss, shits great

damn

What colour are those glasses or if you could send a link to that particular glasses that would be appreciated!

Love from Paris ❤️❤️❤️

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W video 🔥🔥

7:14 the right hand technique he uses here is called "Sarod technique", adapted from Indian Sarod players. Taught to him by Pebber Brown (RIP). It's a similar motion to stirring a cup of coffee, and enables you to play very fast if you learn how to do it properly

The same thing happened to my brand new watch band mine actually popped off I contacted nomad and they sent me a whole new band. You gotta be careful putting it on

Relic guitars are for posers who pretend that they have had a life of playing.

Probably a heavy duty compresser, mixed with a whammy pedal. Special Demarzio pickups too

If I were a fighter, this version would be my walk out song

Sing guitar sing!!! 🎤 🎸

Does the encore to his already cause he did to our concert already this is the encore he didn’t really pay back to give them some out more

That middle part was damaged when I got mine .. I returned it back to nomad for an exchange.. should get it tomorrow.. I have the Natural titanium with a black storm and black titanium hardware.. i think it’s give the ultra a stealthy sleek look .. but this band is by far their most comfortable band.. I like better than their sport band .. and I have about 8 sport bands from nomad ..

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Yo man if u don't know how to read tabs but ur still doin all this it feels like youre speaking through ur guitar in a way bro it sounds so human

I’d love for you to hear Good & Plenty - Lucky Daye

Jeff also uses his hand on bridge to make different sounds. He uses all parts of that guitar. Have you heard him play Nessun Dorma live at Crossroads guitar festival? It's the pinnacle to me.

I would love to use your guitar on something I am producing. How can I get in touch?

hmmm too bad about those drill holes kinda. not too bad. i saw another video that showed the pickguard on a standard les paul wasn't drilled at all and you could just pull it off.

That tone is cold bruh!🙌🏾🙌🏾

Very underrated

Nice tone, Nice playing❤

Great review and a beautiful strap

I'm having terrible trouble barring...anything you'd recommend? I just started a few months ago.

That's the Franken Strat he tore it apart and rebuilt it so many time .... But Your take was so informative and entertaining if I could like it twice ?? I would give you 2 thumbs up and Jeff wasn't bad either.....

This is 🔥 brother! I wanna get like you

My boy JT killllled this performance. I love this performance, this song, and this album.

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I thought he played 11s or 12s on his strat, but I heard recently that he used 8s or 7s. Crazy! Tuning down a half-step that must prevent the breakage. Then again, maybe his strings didn't break for another reason. Think about it - if you were a guitar string on Jimi Hendrix's guitar, would you dare break while he was playing you?

Beautiful 💙

The thing he has on his finger is a slide, if I had to guess it’s magnetic so he can transition between slide and non slide parts

Jimi used 10-38 gauge strings. GHS sells a version of his strings and I’m sure other companies do as well.

this is awesome, love this track and u killed it, good stuff <3

strumming patturn \

How long practice?

This is what we call "reduce to the max". Just Chris and his guitar making most people holding their breath. Soooooo good.

Heck yeah!

That’s simple asf 🔥🔥🔥

You do know that he would restring a right-handed guitar so that he could play it Left-handed, it isn't like he took a right-handed guitar and just played it upside down. He just liked and preferred playing the Fender Strat body that way, plus I guess Left-handed Strats weren't too common or not too much available, especially in pawn shops and music stores, since there are/were few Left-handed guitar players compared to right-handed guitarist.

It's even more mind-blowing that the fast tapping part was learned from a track where multiple guitar parts were overlaid. Unaware of this, he taught himself to play it.

This must be put into a museum of not already! I remember this historic performance til today…we were all excited at home

Bad to interrupt....