Dr Peasgood. 👌👍🏾

Meh🇹🇹Bredda!💯☝🏿♥️

Thank you so much for this interview, as much as I love hearing him play it's nice to hear him talk at length without a guitar and get some background on him and how he thinks. When I was studying music at Uni one of my lecturers told us he was taught by Shaun and used to sing his praises all the time (no pun intended). My old lecturer basically took everything he said as gospel (and I can see why) and funnily enough, when I hear Shaun play, I can hear his influence on my lecturer.

Thanks Vic, a great day...we certainly talked a lot about all aspects of the subjects...

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thanks !!!!!!!!

I've got your first book! I've just come back to raw again and wondered what happened to you as you were my first inspiration. Just want to thank you for making us all aware x

I lvd your video. Thank you. I also went to "Tolemac" Stuies home in Australia and his first session In Brazil with Stuie, Pixy, Kajuyali Tsamani, his family and apprentices. wow, wow, wow extraordinary times. I Lvd him and his excentric nature. In 1990 I was looking for books on Gems in Oz and was in a very old secondhand book shop on a small ladder trying to pry a book of maps and gems in Queensland when a book fell and hit my foot on the way down. It was "The Quickening". It fell on it's back and I saw a handsome man with a matrix coat. I thought to myself," I need to read that". Picked it up put it in my basket and kept going. Well, that little book started me on a journey that was extraordinary and enchanted and difficult but magical. Well, you get it. Thank you for the reminder of an Epic time. Lv Lv Since 2019 I have listened to Jason Breshear "Archaix" channel. Simulation and Historical Chronologist channel. Wow, wow, wow. not for all but for some. Great Video, thank you again.

Note to self - don't have the laptop on your lap next time we do this!

Blow By Blow is perfection in drumming. The parts, everything! Timeless record, timeless drumming. Footnote...and he was only 17. Even more amazing.

I love Shaun's approach. I admire his studious approach and work ethic, not to mention his playing.

Great guitar tutor, very inspiring ! Master skills. Check his two new tutorial books, brilliant.

Great talk, gents.

I went to the guitar institute for 4 years back in the 90's on the BMus course. I was in Shaun's tutorial group. Probably one of the best teachers at the school - incredibly logically and demystified how to play the guitar. Nice guy too 🙂. . .

Jason is as nice as he is brilliant. Very interesting interview. Thank you!

Just got Shaun Baxter's book "Chromatic Lead Guitar Techniques". Looking forwards to many hours of studying. Great interview 👍 Thanks 🎸 🙏

How do women get like this? I’m betting she has an enormous body count. And all the trauma that comes with. You’re not off the proverbial hook either Taylor. You exercise a fair bit of delusion yourself. I recommend you both read the gospels. If you find it necessary seek out all the literature that’s come into existence in the last 40 years for the case for Christ. Not just a historical man named Jesus but the Son of God that died on the cross for our sins and was resurrected on the 3rd day bringing His believers everlasting life and salvation in his Fathers Kingdom.

Loved watching the blockheads with JT recently. Great player

So appreciative of Jerry Stevenson. (Especially in regards to Frankie Miller) Laura 12/06/23

Your conversations are consistently some of my faves to listen to on the tube here - some wonderful connections and less trodden pathways. Please do keep them coming : )

Thanks for the shout though!😊x

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Awesome interview! I'm a little bit late to this video, but a lot of thanks for sharing this!!!

God British people love the sound of their own fucking voices. I'm sure there's a point in there if you can wait 20 minutes for each one.

23" - Stuart's first book is of 1983. How come his "hay day" came with his first book (or before) when it did not even have a title? How he would have had a following before his FIRST book?

Pair of legends

I was at the Guitar Institute from 1998 - 2001. Shaun was a great guy, amazing technique but also capable of great emotion. Check out ‘I’m not sure yet’ from his Jazz Metal album

27': where does one gets these early audios?

This is the most informative interview with the fella I've heard

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we back for save all u say all ,is that the cure but also who are reconnected to wht we are.much love

sure bro 💫💫💫is excactly that ..and yes this rapport with music.

Dee Dee you still look great keep on

Just stumbled across this. Good interview Vic, thanks! Why I was excited to listen to it: - I tried learning the guitar from 1989 to 1995. I wasn’t very good and got frustrated and gave up. But started again in 2021! Anyway during that first attempt to learn guitar I used to read Shaun’s columns. My level was far too low to understand or apply what he was teaching but I read them anyway! I was intrigued to imagine what his playing might sound like. Back then there was no way to know how these guys from the magazines sounded! I then bought Jazz Metal with great excitement when it came out in 1993. I thought it was great and wildly low profile/under-rated, much like Shaun himself. Flash forward to March 2023 and I’m at Ronnie Scott’s to see Frank Gambale. I get chatting to a Korean guy at my table and of course he’s a guitarist. I ask who his favourite is, he says “Shaun Baxter”. Wow, I thought, that’s a deep cut!! It turns out he had studied with one of Shaun’s protégés in Seoul and had moved to London to further his studies at whatever surviving guitar college it is which was spawned from GIT (I forget the name, his explanation was very confusing!) So I asked him whatever happened to Baxter. “Retired” he said. Thats pretty much he only way his profile could become even lower, I thought. Anyway we need some professional produced videos of Shaun performing and teaching, and of course another album. Hopefully that will come sooner or later. Separately, there are some promising developments in tinnitus research. It might be partially “cured” in the next ten years. I suffer somewhat myself. For more see www.reddit.com/r/tinnitusresearch/

Love it. That captures Tonbridge Blues Camp UK for me!

Hello Richard and Vic! So good to see you both. This was a lovely interview to start the day with. Richard, your work is incredible on Blow by Blow and looking forward to following you more. What a great man! Thanks for doing this. so good to see you. ❤️

Thank you very much

Amazing to find how active Dee Dee has remained to this day and to hear all the stories about Pan's from the early days.

Thank you for your video. I was thinking of Psalm 24 as you were discussing spiritual issues.

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What an absolute legend of a tribute singer, Mr Copping you are truly epic. Thanks for keeping Freddie alive! You have incredible charisma 🤟☀️🎉🎊🫶🏼💯

The fact that someone can blame capitalism and make good use of it has always been fascinating to me... blaming the system for all that's wrong in the world while taking advantage of it.

Fabulous. Rock and Roll the cutting edge, and always will be.

Never been to Andalucia Vic? Way more churches than Malta :P

Thanks so much vic for this experience much appreciated

Was chatting with Johnny's son, last night about his dad's guitar collection. I think, best described as extensive. 😉

Shawn was one of my tutors in the early days of the guitar institute. My biggest criticism would be that he was very competitive. I don't see music in that way, or at least I try not to. I understand why now. Its not a sport Shawn, it's 'art.' Having said that ,he was a bloody good guitarist who I learned a lot from. Pass on my thanks. And my best wishes. (And no, Winston Smith isn't my real name 😊) ❤

Face melting Rufus!

MS Wilde still projects a ton of energy. Great interview by both!

Dee dee loved all the Pans people dances. Flick Colby and co . I know the all preffered to dance to tamla motown . Yes loved you all and thanks. Will try some of your routines with great music.❤️