Don Mock GIT Concert on double-neck guitar-synth

[@gtarczar]

Saw this performance in person! Was awestruck at his abilities! A great jazz/fusion guitarist and excellent teacher!

[@SVNG77]

The trippiest take on Take Five

[@notyetskeletal4809]

Jack Black as Carl Denham in the backround looking proud about his cigars.

[@Fios2006]

A monster player. A great teacher. A genuinely nice guy. I was at GIT when he first got the Moller Synth. It was monophonic. No chords on this rig! The fret board conceals a huge amount of wire and solder. Each fret was wired in 6 places! Saw it listed for sale not to long ago.

[@aliensporebomb]

Crimeny - his chops are ferocious. Note to self: if anyone says "hey, have a guitar duel with Don Mock" I'd be like "thanks, I'll just play rhythm!"

[@charliejazz9532]

Muchas gracias por tu enseñanza !! Desde Guadalajara.

[@tonepoet]

Sounds very much like Jan Hammer's stuff with Jeff Beck like Blow by Blow or Wired. Don Mock is a monster and one of a kind: a teacher that can teach AND play!

[@jdean9]

stuff like this really makes me wonder why guitar synth playing haven't really evolved any much since this time, this is a direct proof that it does have awesome potential. this playing is awesome in itself of course

[@2020shredfest1980]

Don is the best...Wish I could get my hands on his CD..It's eternally unavailable on Amazon.

[@SIRONEDRAGON]

smokin'

[@rhornfeck]

Get any of his books...just one of his licks or arpeggio patterns can me give TONS of mileage.

[@Chromatype]

Are you sure this video wasn't made in the late sixties? those doubled images are like a sixties acid trip

[@rorshakks]

He wants to be a keyboardist. This is amazing stuff.

[@running.lawyer]

You can buy his two albums off iTunes.

[@UFOria212]

Take 5

[@risingsorrow]

he doesnt use the typical fingerings he shows in his books,strange

[@cliffordino]

He has enough talent to play a 3-neck guitar! ;-)

[@domdabombabc]

i love his facial expression

[@BAJARACER43X]

bunch of noise, no melody, every one is doing something different