British guitarist analyses Glen Campbell's OUTRAGEOUS playing!

Tonight I'm looking at Glen Campbell's William Tell overture , there's certainly of a lot of in there!!!
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[@johnpetrone6602]

My dear late brother-in-law Jay Migliori was a member of the "Wrecking Crew" and always spoke highly of Glen Campbell as one of the best musicians he ever played with...and he played with many legends!

[@DavidAnderson-fr8ii]

Iam glad to see someone talked about Glen Campbells time are a member of the Wreaking Crew. Alot of people never knew he played on about of Rock and Roll albums as a studio musician.

[@Two4Brew]

My dad's cousin Alan Robinson (French horn) was an unofficial member. Alan played on the Beach Boys song : "God Only Knows."

[@dwightcurrie8316]

People also forget or never knew that at one point Glen was a "Beach Boy"...The man had a varied and vast ability. If a guitar was involved, Glen could do it....Extremely Well

[@chrisramsey3603]

Glen is my cousin. Does not get the respect on guitar he deserves. One of the best if not the best ever.

[@donnarupert4926]

@@chrisramsey3603 He was THE BEST in my opinion 🙋🏽‍♀️💕

[@johnstruewing1164]

Phil, someone raised you right young man. You never allow genre stand in the way of talent.

[@lindsaythompson726]

You are the kindest, most respectful guitarist I've ever watched.

[@Rangercfo]

When Glen had his weekly show, he always, always, made guest musicians feel his equal when with rare exception, they were not. A kind, humble, self deprecating musical genius that Alzheimer's disease took from the world way too soon. Fil, another candid, heart felt analysis. Well done sir!

[@salamanca1954]

I watched his show, and you're right, for all his talent, he was self effacing, and so generous to his guests.

[@easyenetwork2023]

He and Roy were always a joy to listen too together.

[@richardfox1605]

The four other country players who even approached his mastery were Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Roy Clark and Willie Nelson who imo is another underrated guitarist. But Glen was the best of them.

[@theawakeningheard410]

Why in bloody hell would anyone give this a thumbs down? Awesome guitar artist. RIP Sir.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen.

[@lulurodriddle4636]

He’s severely under rated. I think it is because he plays so perfectly people think it must not be hard

[@joycejohnson7164]

only reason he lost popularity for a time was disastrous drugs & Tanya Tucker episodes

[@chrisperrien7055]

I saw a cooking show where a French chef deboned a whole chicken in about 25 seconds. Dude made it look so easy. I said "I can do that!" . Even though it took me about 10-15 minutes to cut up a chicken at the time and keeping the bones in. No, I could not do that. LOL. Skilled people make it look easy , because they have been doing it for many years. That chef probably spent 15+ years deboning chickens as a prep-chef.

[@scottmcgregor3317]

Oh my god, I'm speechless. On a 12 string? ? It should be against the law to have that much natural talent. When I was a kid my mom loved Glenn Campbell. She had all of his albums, and I remember watching his weekly television show. It wasn't until my late teens that I discovered Glenn Campbell the musician and his association with the Wrecking Crew. His contributions to the guitar and music in general is is immeasurable.

[@Freempg]

@scott mcgregor The debut of Glen Campbell's "the Good Time Hour" featured musical guest "Cream". After the show, Eric Clapton and Glen jammed, Eric freestyle riffing with Glen following, straight picking every note. A writer for the show who saw it said the musicianship was "extraordinary". PS: The head writer (comedy) for the The Good Time Hour was Mason Williams, composer of "Classical Gas".

[@scottmcgregor3317]

Yes. My dad had a few of Mason Williams records (Lps).I think that he was also a writer on the Smothers Brothers comedy hour along with Steve Martin.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@ejd53]

Yes he was. He introduced Classical Gas on the Smothers Brothers show.

[@abqphil5444]

What you refer to as "natural talent" is the end product of thousands of hours of practice. Malcolm Gladwell in his book Outliers cites the ten thousand hour rule as the magic number of greatness. Or put another way by Bryan Adams in the Summer of '69 "played it 'til my fingers bled".

[@frankpalmer8153]

Love the way u respect the music and artist. U are one classy guy !

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Frank!

[@juliesadler6481]

@@wingsofpegasus You truly have a refreshing approach! Thank you.

[@MajorCaliber]

He's stealing all da chixxx!... luckily he lives far from moi in Miami... ;')

[@brysonmacdougal7898]

He truly is!

[@stephengodsmark4353]

Well said

[@philwright2480]

Great Review, my ex wife and I saw Glen at the Hollywood Bowl, I'm a drummer, she plays guitar, we were blown away, at one point I looked over at her and tears were rolling down her cheeks

[@olentangy74]

My wife and I saw Glen Campbell in concert in 1991. You could tell he truly appreciated his fans, and you felt like he was performing for you. His warmth and passion for his music made it an unforgettable experience.

[@RMGCBG]

Part of the legendary Wrecking Crew! Played as a studio musician on too many hits to count. Sad way this legend went out. Thank you Fil for recognizing his greatness...

[@marksc1929]

...ditto Hammer "

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@sd5775]

Glenn was way better than people give him credit for. Playing guitar myself, the technique and feel is a once in a lifetime musician.

[@vmat1000]

It was sad but he played 'til he couldn't. Most lost didn't get that chance.

[@sealisa1398]

Kudos to you...in the new Quincy documentary he speaks so highly of the WC.

[@ravensinger5029]

Alice Cooper's commentary about Glen not long after his passing made it very clear how much he was revered by those in the industry, even though the public at large was only partially aware of it. He was an unbridled monster on the guitar, and a remarkable human being... we all lost something when he passed.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@huesevers4532]

Eddie Van Halen once asked Alice Cooper (who was a friend of Glen)if Glen could give him guitar lessons. True story.

[@lisahertel2415]

They were very good friends for a long time ,& golfing buddies

[@gerardconvie2610]

When I was 12,. 61 now. Glenn did a autograph session at a JC Penny at the strip mall. My sister got to kiss him on the cheek, it at the time was the greatest day of my life. We went to the show that night. I had a bunch of his albums at the time, good times man, good times

[@cindyhoffman5547]

Great point! I saw Cooper's interview on Campbell. It was heartfelt.

[@beegee1960]

I loved how the audience just surged up into the standing ovation as soon as the song ended.

[@testopatia106]

You are great at exposing talent in its purest form, thank you for that.

[@cindyjean3208]

In my opinion Glen Campbell is, quite possibly, the greatest guitar player-entertainer of all time... definitely my favorite 💕.

[@jamiebrazil5333]

Duane Allman also

[@7thTheColumnGuy]

Roy clark

[@stephenwalton1234]

Cayde 7... Also Danny Gatton and Roy Clark.

[@darleenhickson6005]

You are right!

[@d35martin1]

@@stephenwalton1234 Danny maybe, Roy Clark was not even close to Glen. And Roy Clark was great !

[@scottsteeves]

So many many people just think of him as the rhinestone cowboy and never really listened to all his music. He was really one of the best guitar players that I have ever seen. To top it all off he was a personable man who was not to good to give you a million dollar smile and shake your hand.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@crispereira2020]

scott steeves I was one of those people lol so glad to have rediscovered him and truly appreciate his phenomenal guitar playing

[@aurum750k8]

@Bilbo Baggins - But fortunately, he sorted them out before he was struck by Alzheimer's.

[@VikasSingh-kn1vm]

Superb voice too dear. Such clear articulation.

[@sijoth6981]

A classy gentleman indeed.

[@derekstocker6661]

In short, Glen was a world class guitarist which is what many knew decades ago, RIP Glen.

[@tomjampap7849]

Spot -On ! He was on every producer's Best Players List

[@venderstrat]

As an 'old-timer', I just dig that you get it. Thank you Fil. I love what you are doing.

[@bluefm7370]

At 64 years of age why NOW and only NOW are we hearing of Mr. Campbell’s exceptional talents as a musician PERIOD! Thank you for sharing.....stay safe🙏🏻❤️

[@cindychambliss6492]

I think his guitar playing is peerless. I come from a family of stunning fret fiends. he is unmatched.

[@yougottabekiddiing]

But, have you seen him on bagpipes? Amazing diverse talent…😉❤️

[@tidefanyankee2428]

When people talk the greatest guitarists of all time you'll hear names like Jimmy Page and Randy Rhodes etc.... And yeah they were great in their own ways. But any list of the truly greatest guitarists of all time should include the names Glen Campbell and Roy Clark or this list is not only incomplete, it's inaccurate. Campbell could play the bagpipes and Clark could play pretty much anything with strings to include the fiddle. Oh, and both of them were great at not only country music but other types as well.

[@hashtag415]

Glen was an unmatched Master! I shook his hand, in Galveston of all places. In the lobby of the Hotel Galvez about 1974.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@hashtag415]

@Batphink Reynolds Yes, but just a cordial greeting and a warm southern handshake.

[@horsehide3039]

#Hashtag, did he by chance give you some gitfiddle mojo in his handshake?

[@candicescott7176]

Galveston, oh Galveston...

[@iDONTdoFacebook]

Candice Scott Galveston, oh Galveston I still hear your sea winds blowing I still hear your sea waves crashing I still see her dark eyes glowing I still see her standing by the water Standing there looking out to sea And is she waiting there for me...

[@adriannewman5881]

we are looking at the best thats ever been, and a voice to match, bagpipe player, writer of songs, mandolin, player, fiddle player, glad i lived in his time,R.I.P. GLEN.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@maureengillies9495]

Love Glen Campbel

[@mrmagoo491]

adrian newman Glen was one of the most gifted artists I have ever seen. For pure all around ability , can’t think of many who could match him. As great a singer as he was, he was an even better musician. Saw a show he was on, and there were many music legends on. You could tell they were in awe, when glen played.

[@jmerode2077]

adrian newman o9

[@brianmullins5824]

Well said Adrian Newman 100 per cent,rest in peace Glen.

[@KStewart-th4sk]

I just recently came across your channel and have been so impressed with your demeanor and appreciation for some of these great country guitar players that I grew up listening to. The look on your face shows how much you admire what you are watching and listening to your comments is so informative. I have seen some suggestions for you to check out Doc Watson which I hope you do; as well as his son Merle who was an excellent guitar player too and was tragically killed in a tractor accident. I have seen some videos of both them playing together here on KZbin if they are still up.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the suggestion ☺

[@sealisa1398]

K Stewart...Fil’s expressions are sheer delight and appreciation.

[@deborahhuckstep2379]

@@sealisa1398 , sometimes I find it hard to watch the video AND Fil at the same time. They both are entertaining. :)

[@ljukgeebee4402]

@@deborahhuckstep2379 me too. Hes a breath of fresh air! Like a dose of happiness mixed in with his knowledge and appreciation of a wide range of genres . Brilliant.

[@julesw1403]

Yes! “Merlefest” is held in his honor annually and features some really great musicians.

[@jetw9810]

The Rhinestone Cowboy brought me here. The song just popped in my head randomly. I probably haven't heard it for 20 years, but there it was so I listened to that and saw the thumbnail for Phil's analysis so naturally I have to check it out...great analysis.

[@georgewodicka4839]

Glen's vocals were the LEAST of his talents, and he was one of the greatest vocalists ever. As famous as he was, he was criminally underrated in so many ways. Thank you Fil, as a much younger musician, appreciating the true legend of Glen Campbell.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@rokyericksonroks]

Excellent display of 12 string guitar mastery.

[@katiefincher2433]

LIKE A RHINESTONE COWBOY, GITTIN CARDS'N'LETTERS FROM PEOPLE I DON'T EVEN KNOW. AND CALLS COMIN' OVER THE PHONE

[@michaelmckenna6464]

His talent was underrated by his own humility and sense of humor. During a live concert in August 1973, he described his music as a “combination of Country and Rock”, calling it “Crock”.

[@sherricaldreon5623]

Thanks, I grew up listening to Glen, he was Always Phenomenal!!!!

[@echoromeo384]

And he did that on a 12 string. Dude was such a phenomenal player and those old school country players and entertainers can't be touched. Rest easy brother.

[@elainedavis4226]

As amazing as Glen Campbell's being a member of The Wrecking Crew and sometimes recording on 3 different hit songs in the 50's/60's in 3 different studios in a day's time (18 hours), it pales in comparison to his battle with Alzheimers. Even though in his final years he would forget words to one of his songs, forget his childrens' names or his wife's name, up until the end he retained his guitar playing ability. Somehow the part of the brain that stores those memories were last affected by the horrible disease of Alzheimers. The special Glen Campbell did on Alzheimers was eye opening and a chance to hear Glen play his guitar so beautifully and effortlessly.

[@henrydempsey8786]

Another Great assessment of truly one of the greats of all time!!! Keep up the top notch Reviews!!!

[@ejay1474]

Thanks for putting this up, I never knew how good Glen was! only remembered him for Rhinestone Cowboy....I’m schooled.

[@LoriCor-]

You have a very lovely style. I really enjoyed listening to you. You are very respectful. Thanks. Love Glen Campbell! I saw him perform at the fair, once. He kept changing instruments. He played each beautifully. Then, when he brought out the bagpipes, he said, "I know you all are thinking there is no beginning to this man's talent!" What a great guy! That was the best concert, ever!!

[@ChuckHackney]

I just adore Glen. Another talent I grew up with and so GRATEFUL TO BE ALIVE DURING THIS TIME.

[@Morticia1313]

Fantastic! I never realized that Glen was such a great guitarist. I'm learning so much from this channel!

[@bobbys4327]

Glenn's speed picking skills were amazing. One of the earliest shredders. Fantastic musician extraordinaire!

[@steveruschin5191]

Loved the look on your face when Glen did things even more spectacular

[@gregmardon6973]

When he was a sessions player I still am amazed by the great name of their crew"Wrecking Crew", all I can say now is that he was a true artist musically!!Fil you did your homework and laid out some very important things for us to look for, I just love music period-♡

[@josephdupont]

Your enthusiasm is so refreshing.. To see you acknowledge Glen Campbells prowess on the guitar is priceless. Thank you so very much.

[@dannydoc1969]

I remember Carol Kaye, the phenomenal bass player, commenting on how great a guitarist Glen was, high praise indeed.

[@MrHal44]

Thanks, Fil, for showing how great Glen was. Enjoy your videos about these great musician's great job....

[@joycejohnson7164]

Love your great admiration for this country cross-over artist and your articulation of his style and his performance.

[@tm1830]

One of the best guitarists of all time. Such a talented man!

[@Dreamskater100]

Brilliant. (I love Glen Campbell doing this William Tell Overture & watched it 1000s of time's!)

[@frankherman5195]

You definitely know your guitar. And thanks for showing the best of the best. You cover all the bases with your critique and giving credit to players I never thought you ever heard of. Excellent job

[@martintodd9650]

I remember many years ago being involved in a Glenn Campbell show - I was doing monitors and we had been advised the plane was late. No cancellation of the show just yet though - still hoping the 'SHOW WOULD GO ON" (sorry bit of pink floyd ism there). Well to get to the punchline he and the band (the touring part - there was a local contingent of conservatorium players - all good muso's) arrived with 10 minutes to spare - so no soundcheck - and proceeded to spank us all with his talent. This all happened in the remotest city of the world - Perth, Western Australia. Awesome.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@daleval2182]

Great story. The real pros went by the rule, no matter what, the show must go on.

[@brendadavis140]

Can we please spell the man’s name right...it’s Glen with one ‘n’. Sheesh!

[@daleval2182]

@@brendadavis140 yeah its Glenn Jeesh , not Campbell's. Lol

[@davidjensvold3336]

What I appreciate and enjoy about your videos is how much you respect the talent of these guys. I enjoy watching you watch them

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks David!

[@vergedrums]

My father was a HUGE country music fan; he was a trucker who had country music playing in his cab at all times. He took me to see Glen Campbell, and his playing and singing were staggering! Thanks Dad, and rest in peace old man!! Love your channel, Fil!! Keep up the great work!!

[@gregfisher4529]

Thanks so much for taking the time to appreciate some gentlemen who are no longer with us, but they'll never be forgotten.

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@KimSenior]

Phenomenal! Never seen this before, thanks for sharing Fil! ❤️

[@kazilziya830]

I can watch this a hundred times in a row and never be tired of it. Pure magic !

[@Kedbuka]

Amazing, absolutely amazing. Thank you for acquainting me with this awesome performance.

[@ildertonmann4086]

Thanks for this, I'm not a guitar player, but I always enjoy your analysis of particular artists/tunes.

[@Lori-lp6uc]

I love these videos. I know nothing about guitar playing. These videos break down the techniques so well. The host helps us appreciate how intricate it is. Impressive knowledge and talent.

[@Cashcrop54]

I recently saw Glen being in London I believe and the interviewer said that Glen was one of if not the best player. Glen, naturally, said not the best, but the most versatile player. Because he played on so many sessions with the Wrecking Crew from Elvis to Beach Boys and Frank Sinatra he was able to play every genre music. He said he could play Hendrix, etc better than they could play themselves. To me, he is up at the very top in my opinion. Best is hard to measure and define. But, nobody, but nobody was better than Glen!

[@damonmusselman406]

I’ll certainly agree with you on that. When Glen Campbell left us, I heard it said of him that either his guitar playing or his vocals ALONE warranted his induction into the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame. To have both of those in ONE performer is incredible.

[@joanpearl1454]

Some people are just born with a special talent and unending work ethic. Thank you for finding and explaining this work of art.

[@jeffreyholmes7216]

Once again i am commenting on your show.you are showing guitar players younger people who would have no idea who you are talking about.your enthusiasm is fantastic!! Thank you!

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@fernandof6684]

really cool channel. i play drums and respect those that look back in awe at the sheer talent some had before the advent of tech.

[@reeseroberts2587]

Fil - I've watched this analysis a few times and I never get tired of listening to you break it all down. Just love it!

[@513Hulk]

His great friend Alice Cooper said Glen was one of the five greatest guitarists of all time.

[@petermortimer6303]

Alice Cooper said that Eddie van Halen wanted a lesson from Glen Campbell. Have a look at "Interview with Alice Cooper on late musician Glen Campbell"

[@scottlewis8386]

Totally agree

[@mechanicjobs]

They golfed together weekly. They were good buddies.

[@elderguy]

You know it's funny but just about an hour ago I watched an interview with Alice Cooper where he talks about the talent and how much of a standup guy that Glen Campbell was.

[@Berniewahlbrinck]

Being a humble 12string guitarist myself I do appreciate your remarks, Fil, on Glen's superb playing on such a guitar

[@ekuhn5363]

That was an awesome performance! Thanks for sharing Fil!

[@Stringman1950]

Always enjoy your stuff. Besides the smart commentary, you pick a lot of my fav guys that I’m glad youngsters like you are listening to. Plus you know what you’re hearing. Rave on, from a colonist.

[@imjustthegarbageman759]

Glen Campbell - oh my god, where do you start. So underrated yet insanely naturally talented. A joy to watch and listen to. He was an acoustic genius AND basically a total bad-ass shredder! And that voice too. Thanks for this video, so great that people still get to hear about these people who were stratospherically talented

[@STETTRACE]

Is my man shredding on a 12 string Ovation? Electric? Glen is a MONSTER!! Rock on Fil!

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@fritzkay9682]

terry miller that was a hamer 12 string.

[@fritzkay9682]

That was a hamer 12 string.

[@fritzkay9682]

Sorry my friend that was him on his ovation blue bird. The hamer 12 came later.

[@STETTRACE]

Fritz Kay thanks my friend, it does have that resemblance with the headstock and I know glen was big with ovation. Thanks for setting me straight brother

[@paulmarynissen]

Glen Campbell was one of those guys that you can’t be jealous of, killer guitarist, amazing singer, great actor, genuine nice guy but was so humble, you just can’t be jealous of him.

[@3melendr]

Wings Of Pegasus, I admire your expertise on the guitar! You are ultra knowledgeable. I love how you love music and guitars. Keep these videos coming for people like me who are clueless about what is happening with the fretboard, picking hand and instrument controls while a guitarist plays. Thank you so much. Your videos are needed, useful and appreciated!

[@franksmith6411]

You will never, ever see a "thumbs down" when it comes to Glen Campbell. A true virtuoso. I was fortunate to grow up in the 60's and hear his music come over 77 WABC New York, New York. Great memories when popular music showed true talent. Thank you, Mr. Glen Campbell. You are missed...but we will always have "Wichita Lineman" and all the greats.

[@maddy7]

INCREDIBLE! One of a kind & sorely missed, RIP Glen Campbell.

[@Ratlins9]

To pay tribute to a great musician ( Glen Campbell ) shows me what a classy person you are, thanks for making this video.

[@zamiel3]

😮 I have never seen this before. He was another one I heard around the house growing up...but didn't understand how really talented he was until recently. THANK YOU!

[@johnparker8588]

I saw him at Branson, Missouri at least 10 times and he played this every time and it was always perfect.

[@johnaldasch9966]

Love the way you explain things.Great job.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@juantailor]

And on a 12 string! Unreal! Thanks for this one!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah it's crazy!

[@LadyJ5569]

Oh my stars, 12 string electric, fret playing, string strumming and picking, amazing. The man could play and on top of his head. Good lawd 💜

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@candicescott7176]

Did you mean, " oh my stars and bars', ?

[@janproy7956]

Always provide great background and education of the instrument plus get to view an awesome video. Thank you!!🎶🎶🎶🎸

[@NovemberRain313]

I had the amazing opportunity to watch glen play my "67 gibson 12 string WITH A GOLF GLOVE ON, and autograph it back in 2000 at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am...such an amazing guitar player and all around nice guy. He is missed by many.

[@terrimobley6067]

I love what i learn from you!!! You make music a richer experience

[@TaraLyz]

Epic performance! Wish I had a appreciated him as a performer a lot sooner. R.I.P. Glen

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen.

[@gerardgiudice8303]

MAN HE COULD IT ALL.THANK YOU FIL FOR REMEMBERING HIM

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@lnugent1000]

He was great. Most people today don't even know much about Glen. But he was master class. Love it Fil.

[@ponchohernandez4708]

You Seem To Show A lot of Glen Campbell and Roy Clark videos to analyse which I think is awesome. Two of the best country guitarists. You Show us A lot of technical stuff that we constantly miss. Keep up the great analysis cause I really enjoy them!!!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@1ronhall]

Fil, I appreciate your enthusiasm of great musicians ….. and Glen was a superstar ….. continued success!

[@seththomas9105]

As far as speed goes Glenn was right there with Les Paul, Van Halen, SRV... He was in the Wrecking Crew for a reason.

[@pmh1nic]

What a wonderful tribute to a musician that was in many cases underappreciated for his amazing talent. I was shocked to hear him do this on a 12 string and kept thinking he can't have all the strings in place.

[@wespaul9345]

Mate. I'm one of those people who thought of Glen as a country singer. Didn't know about his guitar picking, session work etc...one of the really good things about the internet. As a bedroom hack really appreciate the analysis as well as the exposition.

[@morgansparhawk8410]

So glad I found your channel. Love that you have commented on some of the greats I grew up listening to. My favorite song of Glenn's is Wichita Lineman, still makes me tear up to this day.

[@johnglielmi6428]

I always did totally love how he would shred the twelve string. Master at work !

[@sharonburnett3560]

Second the motion on your versatility in appreciating talent no matter the genre. I just started watching your videos yesterday. I'm hooked! Thank you!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks! No problem!

[@hkguitar1984]

One of Mr. Campbell's many, many outstanding performances. Thank You for for you reaction to his playing, great video, both of them!

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@Ken-sc3gx]

I never played guitar, or any other instrument, save for some trumpet lessons. However, just listening to, and watching such artists as Glen, makes clear how hard work, practice and God given talent will make you the best at your craft. To watch his hands and fingers move with such precision is awe inspiring. You really NEED to watch and listen to the performance several times to fully appreciate the few minutes of pure nirvana. RIP, Glen. Jamming in the hereafter with Roy and the rest.

[@GeorgiaOverdrive]

A standing ovation while he’s standing there with an ovation.

[@MsAppassionata]

Torben Otten 😂😂😂

[@rokyericksonroks]

Okay, but I still say the leather guitar strap clashed with his formal wear.

[@joewilson3559]

I don't know what I enjoy more.....the great music or watching your reaction of pure joy and appreciation of the music

[@wingsofpegasus]

😅

[@writemyselfaletter]

I have just discovered your channel and I am in awe of the job you are doing. I am a musical illiterate and I love this video as well as the one you did on Glen Campbell and Roy Clark. I had the great honor, about 15 years ago, of acting in a commercial that Glen did for a set of his DVD's. So you had the great Glen Campbell and about 25 would be actors who were playing the role of audience. One might think that Glen might do his performance part of the show and keep to himself the rest of the time. Not so. He mingled with all of us as if we were his friends and neighbors. I was so very impressed with the human side of this great hugely talented artist.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@janaeanne7493]

I’ve always loved Glen Campbell, always! This analysis was an amazing Tribute to Glen’s talent, Phil.♥️

[@jerryp7721]

BRILLIANT. What else is there to say! Thanks Fil!

[@buggyboogle9]

Amazing. Thanks again Fil; it's really due to your interesting analyses of these musicians, that I am listening to completely different genres and learning so much. It's been great. Killer guitarist - what an exceptional talent. I have also been watching interviews with Glen and in one he says, he never considered himself a country musician, more of an all round musician. Really just one of best.

[@susie2366]

I love how much you pick up. I often end up watching the performance again with more enjoyment based on your insights.

[@kwanshiyin]

I grew up listening to and watching Glen Campbell. I never knew he could play like that. Thank you for showcasing this and for your thoughtful analysis, showing me another side of an entertainer I thought I knew.

[@jrwallis7]

WOW is all one can say thanks for giving Glen the credit he deserves

[@Miatacrosser]

Glenn Campbell is arguably one of the 5 greatest guitarists of all time. But according to Rolling Stone magazine, he's not even in the top 100. Another reason to Walk Away from that rag.

[@abqphil5444]

Jann Wenner, the publisher and founder of Rolling Stone is also the "genius" behind the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. If you look at some of the performers enshrined therein, and the performers not included, you'll understand why Glen Campbell isn't listed in Rolling Stone's top 100.

[@4orrcountry]

@@abqphil5444 Such as JOHN MAYALL, The Godfather Of British Blues!

[@jeraldgonzalez9676]

Thank you Matacrosser, rolling stone mag Suxs!!!!

[@johnc.8298]

Rolling Stone magazine has their own vested interests and market segment they are catering to. Their world doesn't go beyond the border of rock hackers.

[@michaelkeating1630]

Definitely top 5 guitar players. But #1 male american singer EVER. He was pitch perfect, enormous range, and great interpretation.

[@bauhausoffice]

A must subscribe to channel. Fil goes into detail that actually blows my mind. Watching and listening to Fil explains what were actually hearing and seeing helps my learning guitar and enjoying music even more.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@richardcameron4843]

Fil (sorry for misspelling your name previously) - this is awesome. I am an addict to your reviews of these epic performances - and thank you, thank you, thank you for featuring the late, beloved Glen Campbell. He had so much natural talent and amply demonstrated his gratefulness by applying hard work to maximize it. And his love of entertaining people! Always and inspiration - as are you, my friend. - RC

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@monicaminyard4328]

Just more proof that Glen wasn't good--he was EXCEPTIONAL!

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@nicolacarter3068]

He certainly was. What a privilege to witness such guitar mastery in action and to know that he also possessed a wonderful voice that could sing anything and also be so humble about his fantastic musical talents. Thanks for such marvellous memories Glen, your musical legacy will always be greatly admired and never forgotten. RIP Glen.

[@ronaldholt8393]

Monica Minyard the Wichita lineman is still on the line!

[@thomasfleig1780]

Especially when he couldn't read music. When he worked with the wrecking crew, the other players would go through a song once, and he would pick it up.

[@jeanfish7]

@@wingsofpegasus between Glenn and Roy, who is better?!