Awesome Frank great bookend to your other looping video..love the stacking part ..i have the Boss wish id kept my Ditto lol

Wait - Frank Serpico the famous NY cop!?! No - Frank Persico the famous NY solo performer & rising YT star in my daily feed. GO, Frank! Enjoying the content you post. GOOD STUFF.

Here's another one of Jeff Daniels I discovered for you , he's doing a song he wrote , playing this at a radio station it's called "Ode to Clint Eastwood"kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmjOqWx8iq12j6csi=DbsNcM5jka2CpBIQ

Old fart here: the ‘killer’ groove for me was on House of the Rising Sun. By the third lesson it was ‘revealed’-nothing but a simple arpeggio of chords I had to learn anyway- and I was floored.

Hey Frank your channel is great! I grew up in Queens too!

A beautiful compilation so beautifully told. I really enjoyed listening to this journey of yours. Thank you for sharing.

I am tired to listen ur explains .just mention those songs.everybody know how they sound. Because We have limited time to gather the information.

Great voice too!

Great songs Frank! I overlap with you on Over the Hills and Far Away, Wish You Were Here, the Beatles, James Taylor, the Boxer, Clapton Unplugged, etc. Great video.

The bottom line to me is always use the gear you want, whether it's tube amps, modelers, a Tube Screamer direct into a PA or whatever. Everything will be worth something at some point. Not long ago, 70s Gibsons were considered garbage, now Gibson is selling recreations of them and people are asking for a ton for them.

Amazing SONG

Good demo on looper pedal, I’ll be looking into getting 1 but l want to continue during research on looper pedals, really cool to be able to play without having a band to play with etc. Thanks

Can I be Frank with you? 😂 Nice job.

Didn't Frank Zappa write a song about Henley. "You're and Asshole". Keeps repeating the title a lot in the song.

What a great video. Resonated with me a lot. Thanks for sharing!

Perfect for me as I have the same looper. Thanks.

Another great video. Thanks I included "Brown-Eyed Girl" and "Take Me Home, Country Roads" on my set list when playing for a private party last week. The crowd absolutely ate them up. Wanted to get to "Sweet Caroline", but the clock ran out!

Looping is totally new to me. This lesson is a gem to get started. Love it, thank you.

Thank you enjoyed this video

You are an EXCELLENT teacher. That’s a rare skill. ❤

Fabulous stuff, Frank!

Way cool! I've played acoustic for 50 years (self taught, praise and worship)... and am finally trying some new techniques! Was looking for somebody to encourage me, the "old guy, " and start from the beginning, explain, and demo. THANK YOU! WOO HOO! (THANK YOU! WOO HOO!) Time to go looping!😀

I have that looper on my pedal board but rarely use it until now. Thanks for the great straight forward instruction.

That cleared up some confusion I had around layering. Thank you!

Excellent lesson. Thank you.

I loved this video!!!

First looper video I've watched, I'm hooked on looping

Great video Frank. Have you ever tried using a drum pedal and synching it with a looper? I’ve used a Beat Buddy for several years, not on all songs but for some. I’m messing around with a looper again thanks to your videos but will have to upgrade mine to get one that syncs with the Beat Buddy.

Thanks Frank. 👍🏻 I have two JamMan loopers and just started using them again after having difficulty getting Loopy Pro to work for me. I have a video of me recently going through my loop set up on my channel. Just getting started again trying to loop is a big step.

Great video! Just what I need! Finally know how to properly use my Ditto!

Learning so much, I have owned a DigiTech Jamman Looper for many years and seldom use it Live. I now plan on useing it much more, Thanks Frank!

Thanks

For "solo acoustic" gigs is there any leeway to play electric without gain? Just feel I can do so much more with an electric.

Hotel California, Wish you were here, Old Man, More than a feelin, Sound of Silence and the Boxer, etc... My songs I learned from. Started playing at 47, now 57 and I am building my own electrics, an acoustic will also happen. LOL

You ought to change the "S" on your Superman outfit to a "G" for guitar super hero.

In no particular order these are the players who set me on my acoustic guitar journey; Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Hank Williams, Neil Young, David Bromberg, Taj Mahal, Lightning Hopkins, John Prine, Steve Goodman, Jerry Garcia, Nick Lucas, Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Leo Kotke, John Fahey, Rambling Jack Elliot, Jerry Garcia, and most recently, Hayes Carll.

Thanks Frank been enjoying your content.

Happy 4th Frank!

Oh god, if I had to play any of these 3, I would give up, especially the first one.

That was fascinating, love watching how someone’s journey develops. I only started at 50 years old and have the comfort blanket of KZbin and yet I am not even in the same league as people like you. I always admire musicians who could pick up how to play from listening to things over and over again also you have a really listenable, relaxed singing voice …. all in all, a great watch!

John Martyn "May you never" inspired my finger style ... Slaps, pull offs, etc. And drop D tuning. 1978.

Thank you! I'm 75 yrs old and just play for fun, but this is something I want to try!

Very entertaining and informative watch. Thanks.

Cool guy! Very nice story and journey! 👍

Will there be timing issues while using my beat buddy pedal?

Instructor looks like a skinny version of myself 😄👍

A great selection of songs Frank and I have to say I was privileged to be a teenager in the 60s in UK so I knew all about the Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel and Eric Clapton. I was a late starter only playing guitar properly when I was 18 in 1969 and I'm now 72. Do I add to this list or also put Don McLean and Donovan. And to make it very folky the King of folk guitar in Britain, Ralph McTell. Check out his most famous song streets of London and many others Clare to Here, ZigZag Line, and the epic Nettle Wine. I also listen to other players but could never play their stuff such as Stefan Grossman., Burt Jansch, John Redbourne, John Martyn.

3minutes of verbal crap. I won't live long enough to gain anything. Good bye.

One night at a lounge a customer asked for John Denver. I thought he was kidding. He was serious. 😢😂🎉

My biggest fear traveling is that I would be forced to check the guitar at the gate. That happened once many years ago, after I was told I could bring it on the plane with me, and the little clapboard case, along with the guitar, were destroyed by the luggage handlers. The airline paid for repairs, but the guitar was never the same after that. This year, I bought a guitar at Guitar center when I arrived, and returned it the day I left for home! :P