Wonderful artist - lovely guy - makes the world a better and more musical place. Saw him live about a month ago - he's truly astonishing and such a nice person. Dylan and Toby are the perfect collaborators.
@gristlepounder18 күн бұрын
Greg played at my wedding reception 30 years ago. Remember like it was yesterday!
@thatampguyКүн бұрын
Dude your username😂😂😂😂
@GreenpointRemembersАй бұрын
I first heard of Greg “Huge” Koch when I bought a DVD with him teaching blues playing over 20 years ago, it was surprisingly educational.
@guydouglas6094Ай бұрын
I remember the same - his vocabulary was huge then! LOL
@Vern85926 күн бұрын
Enjoy your playing, Mr Greg 🎸🎶👏
Ай бұрын
Lovely guy, wonderful player. This was really nice to hear the whole back story. ❤
@guydouglas6094Ай бұрын
That was excellent! Love his playing and his personality!
@Mike-hr6jz8 күн бұрын
I love this guy if you’ve ever seen him in a clinic the guitar playing, of course is amazing but he is so funny it is worth going to hear his stories. He’s one of those people you feel you could. Hang with, and you would never be bored
@markw9512Ай бұрын
I just love this guy. His playing is just brilliant, and really captures his innate manic energy. Always a blast to listen to him, whether it be talking or playing like the maniac he truly is!
@MarcusYensenАй бұрын
Great story Greg, I’ve been following you since circa 2006.
@damonstewart70Ай бұрын
Me to since the album on steve vais label favored nations
@David-y8s3eАй бұрын
Awesome, such a musical inspiration☮️🎸🙏🏼
@antilaw9911Ай бұрын
Your brother had great taste in music 👍
@voyxu143Ай бұрын
Monster guitar player.
@brad9652Ай бұрын
GREAT 1 MAN INTERVIEW ❤ TY
@LeeLauderАй бұрын
Incredible skills!! Very cool and funny guy! Peace 🙏🙏
@headlesssoldierАй бұрын
I’m from where he is from. He worked at a music store that had like 7-8 real deal great guitar players who also worked there. It’s was crazy.! He was the only guyI hadn’t heard play at one point. One of the guys who worked asked me if I had ever heard him play, and I said I hadn’t. He strongly urged me to. lol. So I few weeks later I caught his set
@johnsmallshaw94012 күн бұрын
I am from Wauwatosa too, a friend of mine just turned me onto him.
@jeremyversusjazzАй бұрын
love to listen greg tell his origin story-makes me wanna go practice! which i am about to do…as soon as i finish this bfast taco. 👊
@gkniffenАй бұрын
Greg, we're going to ROLL WITH YOU until you can't roll no more! 😅🙏🔥😎
@TheGuitarBayАй бұрын
Yes, Greg! We can indeed dig it and we shall never stop 😎
@ignacioinderАй бұрын
Been a fan since 1997.....the man! Gregorio Cocinar!
@kxmrockАй бұрын
LOL @7:00 ~ 7:10 …. Jazz Guys Condemning Vibrato~ LOLOL … I never even thought about that. I'm Glad this Video was made because Greg history was a mystery to me, though i have known of him for 10yrs now Begining WildWood. A super entertaining player who can play Any tune off the cuff
@superblondeDotOrgАй бұрын
All these old guys were simply born within the booming decades of music. Everybody after 2000 never made it out.
@chronicinsomniaАй бұрын
Greg was instrumental (puns) in my purchase of the Cybertwin and the Cybertwin SE. Still own the SE and use it regularly. It like Greg were ahead of their time.
@RobertJSedkyАй бұрын
One of my favourite musicians. Great story 🙌🏼🎸🎶
@snartzzb983Ай бұрын
Love it Greg.
@chadwickhurlburt6529Ай бұрын
Greg Koch is the guitar hero the world needs but doesn't deserve.
@jayrocknurse5386Ай бұрын
Truly Great
@MattyK-USAАй бұрын
A great synopsis, especially for fans that may have heard parts of the story but not everything in one sitting. Greg does a livestream here on KZbin every Monday and Friday at 5:00 PM Eastern, where you can hear him work these Fishman electronics OUT! Just look for the Greg Koch channel, or the Fishman hashtag - see you there 🔥🔥🔥
@PowRKordАй бұрын
The only livestream on KZbin one can be tardy on time😛
@MattyK-USAАй бұрын
@@PowRKord We try our best, PK! 🤷♂🙂
@RobertFairweatherMusicАй бұрын
Koch rocks!
@jimbaxter8488Ай бұрын
Regaling us with tales of yore!
@andrewbecker3700Ай бұрын
The Gristlemaster has found his way into many an innovative guitar and its associated gear. This could be his ultimate legacy. Helping to get new and "better" sounding products to the masses. An ambassador for tone. Also, if your from his hood. You get a great laugh everytime you here him spit them nasties. Many an unsuspecting villain has had his mind blown, by the linguistic salad that shoots forth from this giant. It's classic Midwest slang at its finest. Peace!
@mikeb64624 күн бұрын
Greg has signature guitars with Reverend Guitars and signature amps with Koch Amplifiers out of Holland, Amazing man, who has not only mastered guitar playing and music theory, but who has a deep understanding of everything involved with performing on electric guitars! I am sure, if he desires, he may someday be involved with signature guitar strings and picks!
@IPLAYLOUD5 күн бұрын
I met Greg 25 years ago at Fender HQ in Scottsdale. A true gentleman and guitar monster! I want to know what TV Show themes he is on.
@jayrocknurse5386Ай бұрын
It could have been me that said the same exact thing. I might have picked John Lennon to do the report on. I personally thank you for mentioning Grand Funk. Your style and your playing are really good.
@jeremyversusjazzАй бұрын
just finishing watching this…im from chicago. after getting kicked out of Interlochen Arts Academy my old man-an advertising guy-got me a gopher gig at Streeterville Studios downtown right off Michigan Ave-where all the ad agencies were. I bet hreg worked sessions at streeterville around the same time tho i dont remember him but then, he wouldnt have been the notorious Drade we know today! i did miss the chance to meet Elliot Randall, tho, since i was out buying weed for one of the engineers when he came in. lol
@roughcutguitarsАй бұрын
Thanks for the great 'told' story, but it's the UNtold story I think our collective breath waits bated for.
@johnsmith-ug5tpАй бұрын
I can remember seeing Greg demoing the Fender cyber twin amp on TV in 2001/02 on TV. haha
@PowRKordАй бұрын
^5!
@j.j.lavishly827Ай бұрын
Fun stuff. I went to a Gand clinic once featuring Todd Rundgren. Wonder if it was the same event.
@mikeb5372Ай бұрын
The Great Gregorian
@jeremyversusjazzАй бұрын
btw what is that logo on the trucker cap?? “Webb” something?
@chrislestermusicАй бұрын
I think it’s a Webb Wilder hat.
@BackToTheBlues28 күн бұрын
If jazzers ever get snobby about bending a note just cite George Barnes at them.
@adamtickАй бұрын
Clicked for young Koch
@brucecoyle2743Ай бұрын
Greg is actually Jesus 2, his mam and dad never had sex and he just turned up one morning singing the guitar solo from Foxy Lady! True Story!