Fretkillr - King Of The Road.mp4

[@JonEnge]

Thank you for preserving this. It's my absolute favorite version of this song and I'm so sad he disappeared.

[@mackseward]

@fretkillrlives

[@UdonFarang52]

Awesome rendition F.K.......thank you...!

[@dogcow666]

i miss this guy, legendary youtuber

[@doobeedoo2]

when did he stop?

[@mavman16]

@@doobeedoo2 He's back, fretkillrlives

[@jimhansen5395]

@@doobeedoo2 He had a dedicated channel many years ago. He just disappeared, channel and all of the videos just gone. Fortunately someone created a channel called Fretkillr Lives and uploaded a bunch of his videos.

[@rooneytune]

Love this! My guitar teacher recommended that I check you out, Fret Killer. You rock!

[@ivanadams5287]

Dear Mr Killr or can I call you Fret. I am a beginner and the road from me to you is long. Your style of play is very attractive and makes the road a journey worth taking.

[@jawojnicki]

This guy is insane! Puts his own spin on every song and most of them sound better than the original recordings (for me at least). Does he play live shows anywhere? Does anyone know who he really is?

[@joeferguson2606]

yep

[@naterobb1]

I don’t but would love to put a name to it but it don’t matter his music brings me back to it if he wants to remain unknown more power to him I’ll still hit replay

[@snicker9400]

a real talent- good listening !! thanx-

[@bustedup]

Whooooooo-weee!! Thatsa mighty fine pickin an a-singin! Yessire

[@stellahansen7837]

fantastic

[@Knolte62]

Really great. Best wishes from germany

[@doobeedoo2]

So great.

[@raymondville]

outstanding..yet again !

[@PPy_-il7qc]

I love ur renditions man it's given me inspiration to come out of my shell and find my style. Love it keep rockin!

[@richardnassano623]

Fred kills it

[@B.D.E.]

He's so good it makes me sick. Better than any touring band guitarist I can think of right now.

[@zrie_prakis]

Legend.

[@СаниМихайлов]

отличный кавер

[@nllleonard]

🕯

[@juiellineau]

wow! I mean, HOLY SHIIT !!! I mean holy fuckin' shit, dude that is nuthin' but fine fine fine!

[@B.D.E.]

God given my arse, years of trying hard is what gets you anything worth having in life.

[@bonshankaraaraara]

the harp is in C or G?

[@emilevanassche]

Really lik the song! What key is your mouthharp?

[@justinabramo269]

Emile Vanassche did you ever figure it out? Im dying to know

[@thomastommy1192]

Where on line did you find him?

[@tju6052]

Holy F@#$! Who give this a thumbs down??

[@recordingblue]

3 losers

[@kevinandbonnie]

Something about Fretkillr's guitar playing that's really special. I think maybe he's my favorite guitarist of all time. It's not that he's the greatest technically, it's more the command he has, strong fingers or something like that, maybe having to do with the fact that he taught himself how to play. I keep coming back to these videos when I need to hear some real music. I can't understand how anyone can play good cross harp and guitar at the same time. It would seem to me that you'd have to be holding the harmonica in your hands to control it, especially when bending the notes. I'd be interested in hearing the opinions of any proficient harmonica players as to whether it's possible.

[@woogieman007]

+willyleeman Fret is a genius he is one of the best harmonica players out there and I think if he was not playing guitar at the same time he would have more control over tone, the way he plays harp while it being on a neck clip is amazing skill wise it's not easy! You can do more technique with your hands sure but when you got nothing apart from your mouth to play harmonica it's a case of you ether have it or you don't and he tops the chart.

[@muhears7732]

It's that he stays in what musicians call 'the pocket'. Everything he plays is first and foremost in service to the groove. He isn't trying to squeeze in pointless solos or stunt-guitar licks. He's focusing intently on executing the song, right... and he's goddamn good at it. No, he can't sweep pick arpeggios like (insert guitar hero name here) but he can absolutely crush a song. What you're seeing here- the thing that's 'special'- is called musicianship. Some people are born with it, some develop it over many years but not everyone who picks up an instrument is guaranteed to achieve it. His greatness isn't technique. His greatness is as a musician.

[@glennfinley9966]

@@muhears7732 I agree. It's feeling combined with technique. Is that really a Yamaha? And it should be "four BIT room" not that any of us care./

[@sharoncannon1377]

Does he sound like Charley Rich to any one else?

[@SergeyKarimoV888]

fantastic