San Francisco. CA

It doesnt get much better than Jack Pearson.

Years ago many people would hide what they knew/ to keep an edge ( I guess) or ego? Now you have pro information ( free) at your fingertips. Thanks for sharing 👍

Trem-MOLE-oh

Earl’s first three Albums with Producers Larry Rosen and Dave Grusin are Excellent. Jazz Fusion Masterpieces and I especially like “Living inside your Love.”

Inspiring lesson, what a sweet guitar,what strings and what guitar please for us nerds,

Yeeeehaaa brutality and beatiful....master of Guitar greeting from Caracas Venezuela...God blessing country music USA...

Still Amazing !!!!

Norway.

It amazes me to hear guitarists talking about "guitar being linear & doing one thing at a time". We classical guitarists are used to that in our world. That said, I'd like to explore jazz guutar myself.

Earl is one of my favorite guitarists. I like all of his music. Does he ever come down in the Charlotte, NC area?

That intro is painful

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It doesn't matter how much fancy gear you have, It's the same old story, you either have it or you don't, and it's all in the hands. Jack is a national treasure.

I'm hoping that what I payed for.

RIP Thom - I love this video - Thom's videos were Great too - Always having good food and flirting with the waitresses - Great guitarist and a funloving Guy.

Oh man. Thought I knew a thing or two about guitar, then I see these guys.😢 I KNOW NOTHING!!!!😅

From born ny in dothan Alabama 10 years now family love

I love the pallette of styles Guthrie Trapp plays! Good stuff! If I was to put a overdrive pedal out on the market, I I would call it the kiss my grits!

Is this guy dead?

Look at his right hand. He's got an Ace of Spades up his sleeve.

Earl Klugh’s solo recordings are magic.

Granbury Texas

One of my favorite guitar players ever!

Enjoyed this interview and demonstrations very very much. What a treasure of information and stories.

I had no clue Merle Travis wrote. "Smoke Smoke Smoke That Cigarette "! Very interesting!

Very informative ! Many thanks!!

Well Damm , I've watched this video. Now I know what I must do . Guitar bonfire at the Ol' creek road cabin tomorrow night !!!😢

Would've had to start at least 50 year ago.

Mágico

Norman in SA Cape Town big guys❤

That was for jack

Do you need a good acoustic drummer?

So good I’m so glad

Hey jack

West palm beach Florida

I stopped looking for a guitar after I discovered Great Jack 'cause if he can do what he's doing with a cheap overseas strat then it's not about the guitar

That's what I call the rhythm train. Sometimes, I can't catch it. Sometimes, I can't catch ,but then IT HAPPENS , like. MAGIC . GOT TO GET THAT RYTHM TRAIN . i. Like this county bumkin travis piki n LOVE THIS SHT THNXX

His tone is shit tho

Fantastic video,really well put together. The combination of chord diagrams and demos really helps. Not too slow to make you lose interest, though will need to rewatch a few times to get it all. Really couldn't be better, thanks for this.😊😊😊😊

beautiful, insightful interview with a real master of jazz guitar....

Man what great finger picking so glad I found this! I'm 66 years old and I'm just starting to finger pick and what a challenge it is. Great playing to you both

nice A/V. It moved at a good steady learning rate. good job guys!

Earl Klugh is one of my favorite guitarists. What's strange is, I love his playing but dont like all of his songs.

I remember Christmas of 2001 when I got to play with you at Eagles' Nest your version of Away in a Manger. That was awesome! Have a Merry Christmas Steve!

Rory 👏👏👏👍

This is so old compared to their new app. The new thing is the best out there

8:36 tasty jazz import. 32:27 solid advice from a pro. “You need to have a home base… where you call fall back on … at those high tempos … so you don fall on your face.” 34:29 - knowing all the notes around that cord, and only using two or three notes from the cord. 38:20 - the hillbilly approach to jazz we’re getting different sounds N G7 chord is the basis, but his thinking is: you can play out of the five minor, the flat, seven as a major seven, 38:34 - F triad to B flat major seven to F major 7 to G and G sus 4. Also f with a g on the bass. He’s thinking a minor 5 chord for the five chord. He has said this is many videos he’s made. 41:20 - he says this is what he’s thinking when he’s playing the g7 chord 44:30 - if you’re in a minor key, go up a minor third and play anything from that key.

Bruce in Duvall Washington; what guage strings are you running?

Good God Almighty… I hear brother Duane sitting there…right there!!!!