Glen Campbell *Guitarist Who Could Play and Do It All* (Mini Doc)

[@RiverDocs]

Who was it??? There was suppose to be a pop up showing a link. It was Leon Russell kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnrVan1nn5h3mq8

[@michaelhughes5595]

Often referred to as the 6th Beach Boy, member of the Wrecking Crew (the ultimate studio sessions back up band for damn near all 60s bands of note.....) The reason he was so accomplished as a guitar player is because he was true to himself. Alot of rockers wanted to be " rock and roll stars". Glenn Campbell endeavored to be an accomplished musician. He was about the music, not the fleeting fame and fortune of the music industry.

[@TheMediocreMinuteman]

He is in the country music hall of fame in Nashville Tn.

[@PCJ52]

I knew that I recognized him. I had to pause the video and figure it out ( I did ). The older I get the more things fall out of my brain. I guess it's overloaded and needs to make room for more. Great video! Thanks.

[@michaelwindham6240]

MWindham. There is a Ralf Emery speacial that has several country stars on it. A female artist asks him to play By the Time I get to Phoenix. He does just him snd an acoustic… It Is AMAZING!!!!!!

[@randyrebelez5884]

Glen was one of the best guitar players of all time...OF ALL TIME!

[@mickeymantool8188]

Glen Campbell and Roy Clark are 2 of my favorite guitarist ever

[@tedlarson2078]

Mine too

[@Guitfiddlejase]

Indeed he could play anything.. When Glenn died, the great jazz virtuoso, Jimmy Bruno shared an anecdote about seeing him playing "Cherokee" with Roy Clark on some session in LA back in the 70's.. Jimmy Bruno is one of the greatest players in the world and he said he'd never seen such chops as what Glenn and Roy displayed that day.. Ha! Cool.

[@waterlec8718]

Glen Campbell and Roy Clark... Best country guitarist's ever !

[@RiverDocs]

I have a video on the channel about Roy Clark you might enjoy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5XHlH6rnraZqNE

[@StringsUp58]

Glen Campbell is probably THE most underrated guitarist of all time. 🎸

[@billyclub9863]

He's not underrated at all. Ask any guitar player

[@kathleenquinn5140]

The man should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Hands Down

[@paulgentile1024]

Hall of shame

[@paulgentile1024]

​@Artur Bello 😂🤣

[@dannilaser16]

@@paulgentile1024 why?

[@paulgentile1024]

@@dannilaser16 to many folks not in it that deserve it.its a private country club atmosphere..look it's opposite everything that the rock and roll attitude stands for.. as a matter-of-fact calling it the hall of shame is being nice...

[@dannilaser16]

@@paulgentile1024 it’s true. I totally agree.

[@laura01279]

There is no guitar player in history that was more well rounded and expert. Terribly missed.

[@laura01279]

You hit the nail on the head! He could play anything, better than anyone in the world.

[@2vintage68]

Glen Campbell was one of the greatest guitar players who ever lived.

[@renedelaune6288]

My wife and I saw Glen in Marksville, La. at the start of his farewell tour. I was struck by the fact that, despite numerous mid song pauses when he forgot lyrics, his guitar playing was flawless. I understand that until his death, he never lost his picking skills. His band that night included his daughter. When his memory failed he looked at his daughter and she came to his mike and sang the words until he picked the lyrics back up. It was by far my most emotional concert experience!

[@keithmanning5279]

Yup

[@tonidozier4573]

Glen’s rendition of the William Tell Overture (The Lone Ranger part), with a full orchestra behind him is breathtaking!

[@darrellsomers5427]

And on a 12 string

[@kevandalzell7906]

It really, truly is!!!!!

[@andyblyth4519]

One of the finest session guitarists of all time. Great singer too. A wonderful interpreter of a master songwriter, Jimmy Webb. Wichita Lineman just a beautiful song.

[@raysmusic49]

The most versatile guitarist and vocalist who ever lived.

[@kevandalzell7906]

One of... BUT THE COOLEST C.V. And hair....

[@weiloong7]

The Album that first struck me of Glen Campbell's Awesome Guitar Playing was the 1965 Album "Dylan Jazz" by the Gene Norman Group. Here, Hear, Glen PLAYS!!

[@sodds3599]

Musicality, touch, timing... a staggering guitarist

[@jakhaughton1800]

Very underrated guitarist. He was up there with the best. RIP Glen

[@pierssteenekamp3751]

One of the most versatile guitar players of all time! What a talent and so humble!

[@aidiess]

only one word for Glen Campbell - Phenomenal !

[@GaryMarshallellis]

I was a kid who said I hated country music.... But I loved Glen Campbell... The songs are great.. By the time 1980 came, I found myself in a country band... Glen was the first step in the transition.. I got to see Glen on the fair well tour in Boston... It was dream come true... I didn't get to meet him, but I talked to his daughter.. I will never play guitar, or sing like Glen Campbell, but you can find me on you tube , Predivorce Paranoia. The love of Satin, Plymouth Harbor moon.. Super natural woman... 21 songs I wrote... You tube is as close to my dream as I am gonna get... Thank you Glen..

[@kurthenze2900]

As a guitar player (me), He is, and was, one of the greatest guitarists ever, in my mind. Mind blowing.

[@waynejohanson1083]

Can you believe Kurt that he never made Rolling Stone magazine's 100 greatest guitarists.

[@brucelang1201]

I agree with you he was mind blowing.

[@kevinfarrell3121]

@@waynejohanson1083I believe it. Rolling Stone plays to popularity over talent

[@rustybearden1800]

One of my heroes. The first record I ever bought was a 45 of "Witchita Lineman", with pocket money I saved up picking up empty soda bottles on my way walking back and forth to our local town center. I was 7 years old and was mesmerized and fascinated by the beauty and melancholy sound of WL coming out of the radio. Then Gentle On My Mind, By The Time I Get To Phoenix, True Grit, The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, Southern Nights and Rhinestone Cowboy. This was a rather guilty, secret pleasure as all of my friends were listening to The Beatles, The Who, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Rolling Stones, Led Zepplin, Allman Brothers and Skynyrd. I finally got to see him live in concert at Billy Bob's in Fort Worth in 1983. I stood right down in front, as close as I could get (which was practically face to face). One of the unforgettable live music moments of my life and I actually got to shake his hand and say hello after the show. Something about his humble, aw shucks, "watch this " personality was so endearing to me, not to mention his legendary status and reputation as one of greatest performers of our era. I still listen to Witchita Lineman at least once a week and it still moves me everytime, just like the seven year old kid that bought that record so long ago.

[@RiverDocs]

Thanks for watching and your comment Rusty!

[@rustybearden1800]

@@RiverDocs One cannot say enough nice things about Glen Campbell!

[@cbrippee]

As a teen our whole family would watch The Glenn Campbell Goodtime Hour and watch him and great guests play and banter about and skits. These variety shows were awesome for the whole family, before cable came around. Glenn was a great entertainer. I had the pleasure to meet him in early 1990s in Palm Springs and shake his hand and thank him for those memories. Very humble man.

[@johnparker8588]

I saw Glenn live 13 times in Branson, Missouri. It was the best show in Branson. He could really amaze us with his guitar playing and I can’t believe he is not in the rock and roll hall of fame.

[@2vintage68]

He wasn't a rock and roller......just one of the top five guitarists of all time and an incredible vocalist also.

[@ruthbalsz7007]

I was at the Arizona State Fair in 1966 where Glen was performing with his band. While playing a song one of his guitar strings broke. The audience gasped. The band stopped playing. He stopped playing, looked at the sky for about 4 seconds, turned to his band members and said, "Key of ..." and they continued playing in harmony in spite of his broken spring. We gave them a standing ovation.

[@SBSR49]

I saw Glen, on tour twice, But my biggest treasure was his LIVE Album in New Jersey ,in 1972 . I bought the album ,played it till the needle wore off . lol I had it put on CD and still listen to it today. Thanks Glen for all your music . RIP

[@nigelwallace4408]

As you say Glen could play anything, I am also a guitarist and have only relatively recently become aware of what a shredder he was. His jazz guitar playing was also 2nd to none. He is truly amazing. RIP

[@stephenlandry9343]

Glenn Campbell is the reason I play guitar to this day. Glenn and Roy Clark were two master class players but it was Glenn just playing and singing with the acoustic guitar that made me say hell yeah I want to do that. He could without a doubt play any style of music. I believe rock would have been easier to play than most of what Glenn played. He is a legend and will always be my inspiration to play. Great video! Absolutely enjoyed it.

[@RiverDocs]

Thanks Stephan. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@garychambers5850]

Same here, Glen and The Beatles.

[@stephenlandry9343]

@@garychambers5850 Yes indeed .my friend !

[@johnkelly9160]

From Scotland…what a great guy Glen Campbell was. I drove him on a golf tour doing some security stuff in the 90s. He was just a real straight guy, he could be wild but guys with the genius touch aren’t meant to fit in a box. He had a life where he contributed much more than he took.

[@johnjackson8401]

Glen Campbell had the gift where he could think a guitar riff and without hesitation play what he thought. Most have to practice through trial and error. I think Jimi Hendrix and Clarence White also had this amazing gift. Maybe all those years of session work reinforced this gift.

[@trevorwoolley3375]

Thank you for mentioning Clarence White, my favourite guitar player of all time, but Glen Campbell was awesome, vastly underrated and not in the usual list of greats

[@johnjackson8401]

@trevorwoolley3375 You are welcome. We have to wonder what Clarence would have continued to have done if he hadn't been tragically killed at a young age. I still listen to his guitar riffs to Ole Blue and Chestnut Mare and marvel at them. To me, Clarence had a rare gift. He was a brilliant guitarist!

[@charlesjamison8179]

I started listening to him in the mid- 70's and I have never stopped - His guitar and his voice rank him among the greatest musicians in modern times - and his personality was unsurpassed - I miss his presence, but I know he's in a better place !!!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Alice Cooper had become one of Glenn's closest friends and golfing buddies. He made a eulogy video which was very touching. And in it he told of the time when Eddie Van Halen asked Alice to ask Glenn if he could have a guitar lesson. Your description of the tapping during a concert might not have been such a surprise.

[@scotttyson7970]

What up with that.Thats like asking Tiger Woods if he'll give you a Golf lesson.

[@robcasaccia4723]

Nuff said

[@dennisbegle386]

One of the greatest ever! Saw him with the Beach Boys! Loved this many Jim Webb hits. One of the best guitar players ever, a true talent with a beautiful voice. Thanks for all the musical memories Glenn.

[@matthewwalsh453]

Yes

[@carywest9256]

One N in Glen

[@dannilaser16]

@@carywest9256 thank you. People keep misspelling his name!

[@spunk49]

Glen was simply the GOAT .

[@telekaster19991]

To quote Merle Haggard: “If the good Lord put too much talent in one human being's body, that would be Glen Campbell.”

[@RiverDocs]

lol Sounds just like Merle. Thanks for watching Tony.

[@frankhaymer5537]

Glen was one of the ten greatest guitarists ever ..

[@waynesanchez6504]

Glen's already being forgotten or ignored. In writing about Gordon Lightfoot covers, NO ONE has recalled Glen's BRILLIANT, AWE INSPIRING cover of "The Last Time I Saw Her". Sad😢

[@willardswelding7243]

He had a voice like honey and a knack for picking hits. He was such a good singer that only real pickers knew that he was a real picker. I like the photo from his Wrecking Crew days with Jerry Reed in the background. Jerry was another masterful picker that only other pickers knew about. It is a real nod to Glen’s ability that Jerry is quietly sitting there with a thoughtful look on his face just listening.

[@willardswelding7243]

I would love to have a copy of that photo with Jerry Reed sitting in the background. Anyone know where one might obtain a copy? I would put it on the wall with my photo of the Rat Pack in there shirt sleeves shooting pool.

[@1bassman9]

Glenn Campbell was one of my favorite musicians and entertainers, a one of a kind in a class all by himself ! BTW, that picture was Leon Russell another incredible player and songwriter !

[@carywest9256]

There was an earlier photo that had Jerry Reed sitting in the background. He was a hell of a guitar picker.

[@Natureboy1607]

Heck this man should be in every Hall of Fame known to man ! Truly one of a kind person ! Extraordinarily talented !

[@rlford10]

River Docs...I completely agee with your assessment of Glen as "one of the best guitarists...ever!". Combining his singing and acting abilities, Glen Campbell is / was TRULY a national treasure. As a young kid, I loved watching the Glen Campbell Good Time Hour, which started as a summer replacement for the Smothers Brothers Show. What an amazing guy!

[@mikehenryhenry]

I saw him in the late seventies . He played incredible guitar, the picked up bagpipes to a McCartney song. What an extraordinary player.. 11:51

[@davehansford7677]

Musician, singer, actor…despite all his fame and awards, I still think he’s very under appreciated. I love learning about his Wrecking Crew days, and wish there was more video of those sessions.

[@gregoryclemen1870]

the "WRECKING CREW" backed up a lot of bands of the day, they could play anything. it is a shame that they are un- credited for their work!!!!!.

[@kevinfarrell3121]

@@gregoryclemen1870an even bigger shame is the records of all those dates are so minimal that you can truly only go on their word for a lot of those times, and sadly they are all slowly passing on. I hope that more session recordings come out telling bigger stories about those days! Still so many holes in those stores and as great of a job that Denny Tedesco did on the doc, there will always be those who told different stories.

[@gregoryclemen1870]

@@kevinfarrell3121 , I agree with you 100%!!!!!.

[@ericandrews5108]

An incredible talent. A great vocalist and possibly the greatest guitarist ever!

[@paulgentile1024]

why is anyone have to be concerned about someone being the greatest or the best.. why can't it be enough that he was an incredible talent.. phenomenal guitarist fantastic singer.. that's all u need to be. you don't have to be the best or the greatest..

[@jimtennison1]

I agree with you 💯 percent. I believe that he was the best guitar player of all time.

[@BrettL250]

I wanted to take a second to thank you for this video. It was detailed, quick to the point and very entertaining. I very much enjoyed it.

[@RiverDocs]

You're very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gilessteve]

@@RiverDocs If I have a criticism, it's that it was too short. I could have watched it for an hour!

[@Vito_Tuxedo]

To me, Glenn was first and foremost a guitarist. He happened to be a great singer, and he maintained his fantastic vocal range even in his seniorhood, something most aging singers only with they could do. But his singing was the icing on the cake. For me, his guitar playing was always the big attraction, from way back in the '60s when he was a studio cat. Thanks for making this video! BTW, it was obviously Leon Russell in that studio photo. His eyes are unmistakeable. 😎

[@RiverDocs]

You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@LeeNorris-x9w]

my step-dad grew up with Glen. learned guitar with Glen and Glens uncle Boo. my dad never got famous, he was heck of a lead player tho.

[@citylimitscafe2529]

Amazing Grace Glen Campbell Bag Pipes MAGNIFICENT

[@user-jv4lp4et4b]

Glen Campbell taught me how to play the guitar. I watched his early tv shows and what appearances he made and saw him live twice. Each time I picked up another trick or something not to do when playing my guitar. I still play regularly and think of him every time I play one of his licks or learn something new. He was, at least, my inspiration.

[@jakemitchell1671]

I've played guitar for 45 years - professionally for 25. One of my biggest influences was Glen. My dad, also a musician, owned an excellent record collection from the time I was born, including several Glen Campbell albums. So I got an education in his talent from a very young age. Glen was an absolute master. And he also had a great voice and was handsome, too. Total package. No wonder he was so successful. Thanks for this video. I enjoyed it a lot.

[@RiverDocs]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching and your comment.

[@kooki11]

And what a singer! Check out "The Lord's Prayer" live, 1968. Every note, every breath, Vocal Perfection.

[@DavidBlankenship-s2r]

I think that he's one of the greatest artists ever. He truly was a great musician and all around package.

[@pl33]

Glen, Jerry Reed, Chet Atkins and Roy Clark are the mount Rushmore of country guitar

[@RiverDocs]

I have videos on Jerry and Roy on the channel. Check them out if you get a chance. Thanks!

[@jeffyoung8726]

BIG fan of Glen Campbell. He was SO under-rated it wasn't even funny! Got to see him, and meet him because of my Grandfather driving him in a limousine. The show was amazing, and so was he! what a kind man he was. Not at all "Hollywood" like a lot of stars you might meet. Very humble! Thanked us for coming out, more than once! Autographed a few things for me & my girlfriend at the time. Only got to see him that one time, back in the 80's. But I will never forget it! Another great video here man, thank you!

[@lindasutton6241]

He was so talented and versatile. You are right, his guitar playing was phenomenal, as well as Roy Clark's. I'm a classic rock and roll fan, but I love many genres because of Glenn Campbell. Rest in Peace, Glenn.

[@rogerarmstrong8893]

Glen Campbell defentily had a style sll his own. I regard him as the best of the best . He was incredible he could do it all . And a singer as well, I have no doubt he could have played any setting with anybody. If heaven has a band, there is no doubt Glen will be the star.

[@James-vv9fr]

I'm from England and remember hearing witchita lineman for the 1st time in the sixties and thinking what a great song

[@raymondhavlicek6643]

Glenn’s musical genius brings tears to my eyes. So very very special! Ray

[@anthonyozella624]

I saw him and his family , on his farewell tour at The Hanover Theatre in Worcester Massachusetts . He was still Shreddin’ his Guitar! A show I’ll never forget ! In my 1969 Yearbook Wichita Lineman was my favorite song !

[@GarryAReed]

Took my Mother to see Glen in concert in Amarillo Texas in the early 70’s. He was amazing & I am still trying to remember a joke he told … something about leaving his post hole diggers in his pick-up truck. Somebody please finish it off in the comments ! I’am so proud of his wife & family for supporting him during his last days. Glen will always be “Gentle On My Mind”. Hurrah to the Campbell Family ! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️🎼🎵🎶

[@jrussellcase]

He's always been a favorite of mine since I was a young kid 40+ years ago. He recorded "The William Tell Overture", AKA the "Lone Ranger" theme back in the late 70s as a B side to Southern Nights. There's a video of him here on KZbin playing it in concert. If you've never seen it, it's well worth the time. He went all Jimi Hendrix with the guitar solo. 😄

[@MarkBinkley-c7c]

I started guitar at 13 and scraped up enough money for a capo cause Glen had one. Adds a whole new dimension to the sound. My Daddy drove Leons bus for a while. All are gone now, but the memories keep me going. Thank you so much for your videos ❤

[@RiverDocs]

You're welcome Mark. Thank you for watching!

[@iamanovercomer3253]

As I kid we would watch Glenn Campbell. He's definitely a great 🎸👍‼️ It would have been awesome to see Jeff Beck and Glenn Campbell playing 🎸 together 👍‼️

[@TheresaRollins-w4w]

How about the funk brother's (motown)

[@texhaines9957]

He did well and could play anything. His documentary was great.

[@Jamestele1]

He was one of the best guitarists I've ever heard.

[@davidmancuso2334]

The man was a fantastic musician. Always was amazed how he could adapt with anyone he played with.

[@patrickbrady447]

I had the pleasure of hearing Glen live in Dublin Ireland in the early 70s. At one poing half way through a tune he walked off stage and came back a few seconds later playing the bagpipes. I loved his singing and he could do anything on guitar.

[@mikedi8614]

Yes Glen Campbell was no doubt in the top two best Guitarist ever to strap on a Guitar. He was so natural at it like it was a part of his body and soul. I was to young to appreciate his talent, but I’m so glad we had him as part of our music culture. God bless him and I’m sure that is who he is with. He was put on this earth for just that to give us all music pleasure. Thank you Glen.

[@paulgentile1024]

no doubt in the top two ?.Glen Campbell no doubt a phenomenal guitarist & vocalist is sufficient.

[@scgaliop7921]

I love Glen Campbell. His music was a big part of my adolescent years. I think I first loved him because he and my Uncle Paul look so much alike! There hasn’t been a time in my life that hearing a Glen Campbell song hasn’t evoked a wonderful memory❤️

[@andyford8359]

Glen could do it all! What a talent!

[@mrDCunningham]

He had it all. One of the very best ever on our planet. He gave us so much. Great video Doc 👍🏼😎

[@RiverDocs]

Thanks David. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kazilziya830]

Glen Campbell is the greatest singer/guitarist ever recorded. This man was simply on a whole higher level. That's as simple as I can put it. He absolutely should be in the rock Hall of Fame no questions asked.

[@a191015]

Most humble guitarist

[@brianfchadderton]

I am 69 years old and loved watching his show and still watch TrueGrit my favorite movie ! Glen was one of a kind talent who lived a full life making so many people happy, i am not ashamed to say I cried when he died. What a man’s man . Go razorbacks! And I am a Yankee from Connecticut

[@nelsensalling8676]

The thing that most people don't point out is that Glen had a TV show for a while and he would have the most amazing musicians/singers on to play live. No back up tracks, no "Lip sync" truly some great live performances ans Many times he would jam with them and create real music magic. Amazing musician and singer and a big hearted guy.

[@robhoffman6375]

I have posted many videos of Glenn play that instrument 🎸. He was one of the most underrated guitar player ever.

[@cribrebo7375]

I was never a big country fan but I always enjoyed anything that Glenn put out.. He was part of my youth growing up. So his songs take me back to a more simpler time of life where your biggest problem was how well you'd do on your next spelling test...

[@citylimitscafe2529]

I've been informing music fans of all genres Glen Campbell is a GIFTED MUSICIAN!! Wayne Newton, is another who plays over 30 instruments competently. Incredible RIP Mr. Campbell Your influence will be enjoyed by music enthusiasts for generations. Cruzer In CT

[@lenhummel5766]

Glen Campbell was a true artist both in guitar and solos. He and Andy Williams were my favorites.🎯💎💎🎯

[@hairydt]

For me he was the greatest guitar player.

[@dougstitt1652]

One of the cleanest guitar sounds .

[@pavarotti744]

Rock and Roll hall of fame! Glen Campbell should be all by himself at number 1 with the next nearest starting at 10.

[@sadielampduo3762]

always love Glen Campbells' beautiful guitar solos and his hit songs that became standards like Galveston.. Great vid 👍

[@RiverDocs]

Thanks Sadie Lamp. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@charlesarmstrong5292]

I loved his voice from the moment I first heard it. As a professional singer/guitarist from the 60`s through the 70`s I got to cover many of his & Jimmy Webb hit songs. My all time favourites are; By the time I get to Phoenix, Gentle on my mind and Wichita Linesman. I watched the TV docco of his farewell tour and shed a few tears to think of the musical wonder he created. I`m sure I`m not alone in saying that Glen will always be " Gentle on my mind."

[@jomamacallinyou]

He was excellent. Coming from me, someone who really didn't like country music even a little bit. He brought some inspiration to that time of my life . Thanks Glenn.

[@1chrisandangie]

he was one of the greats sadly missed

[@carolynyoung-jenkins7263]

I love Glenn Campbell. Watched his show every week. Great guitar player with a smooth voice. LOVE 🎶Summer Nights🎶Miss him❤️❤️

[@RobertBrowningSr]

Glen Campbell is the best of the best

[@lisaselby2354]

Glen was the best guitarist ever! He had a fantastic voice! I got to see him three times in concerts! The first one I got his autograph. I have 20 albums of his and three CD's. He is my favorite all time musician/singer!

[@christiandm1041]

100% agree! He was and is one of the best ever. Enjoyed this video, thank you for posting.

[@RiverDocs]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@rick00770]

He was my favorite back then, as a guitar player just learning , I had all his albums, man those were magical years. I still think there was no better music than those years.

[@rayheflin5473]

I loved to hear Glen play guitar, I too think he was one of the best guitar players ever! If you missed getting to watch his show back in the day, then you missed a legend showing how it was done. RIP Glen !!

[@ericterry7117]

as a life long guitar learner I am in awe every time I listen, study Glenn....i just discovered your channel please keep up the great work

[@scottmcfarland1177]

He sure is at the top for sure!

[@shanebrbich5698]

From what I’ve heard (read) EVH would ring Glen once or twice a week and said Glen was a major influence on Eddie. That’s immense! Both are undisputed legends! RIP Glen RIP Eddie Great video 👍🇦🇺 P.S. You just gotta watch the “Smoke from a distant fire” version Glen did! Absolutely beautiful

[@RiverDocs]

Thanks Shane, appreciate it!!

[@mikeguitar3037]

Simply one of the best guitarist of all time!

[@philstevens7339]

I saw Glen play live at a Grocers Association convention in 1988 in Phoenix, accompanied by the First Baptist Church choir. He stunned the crown by his amazing guitar work, some of which he played behind his back or on top of his head. His chord changes and scales were faster and cleaner than any player I’ve ever heard or seen. Never knew how talented he was on guitar - simply amazing. He

[@martywortman3215]

Glenn was something man. I cried when Glenn passed. I never watched him much till I got older but he was a gift to music and one of the best. I watched the special he had I be me and loved that movie man. He could still play even with that disease he could really play. Great video and thanks.

[@rogerarmstrong8893]

Glen was one of the best. Anyone who could sit in with the wrecking crew . A group of the best musicians in the world and play by ear, such as Tommy Tadesco Carroll Kay and many more . He was an amazing musician. I am sure a child prodigy. He could hear a song once and emiditly play it. That is someone who is gifted, no doubt.

[@MrRudyc]

Couldn’t agree more. He had Gods gift!