Jeff Martin On Alternate Tunings (Part 1 of 4)

[@bmo3535]

Jeff Martin is a LIVING LEGEND of Folk Rock!

[@mertozelmusic]

Shadows on the mountainside...dude what a beautiful guitar composition. Such a genius!!!❤🙏

[@MikeBikerKickstand]

Chops are always great with this guy, but when I hear that voice on the radio I instantly know it's Jeff. A truly unique Canadian talent. If you ever get a chance to see him perform live (especially with his Tea Party friends), make the effort ..... you won't be disappointed.

[@cracker3951]

Amazing!! as a teenager in the 90's I was awestruck of the amazing sounds he was creating with a guitar. All a mystery back then, but over the years I learned a few tunings he used. Jeff is a truly inspirational artist, and those who have seen him perform live and listened to his(Tea Party's) albums over and over through the years continue to be inspired by his music!

[@AnnaLVajda]

As a teenager in the 90s I just thought wow we're awesome look at all the awesome music we have hey pass that bottle turn that up.

[@jessegiles5508]

Anyone wanting to learn about open tunings should listen to this guy. He knows what he's doing.

[@bobbiholliday5961]

I could listen to him play and sing for days on end. What an amazing gift

[@antoniodalfonso]

Breath-taking versitality, Mr Martin. Thank you for the course.

[@MeneerJose]

Thank you soooooooooo much for posting this! Jeff Martin is one of the best of all time!!

[@Daphne2Winters]

Jeff your voice is magic!! Just amazing!! Lucky for me I found you by accident online, thank you for your beautiful music!!

[@danielmaler4722]

Jeff, you've gotten better with time.

[@micahgrinstead4354]

Spanky Stone - right there with you! This is a Master Lesson by a seriously underrated Canadian artist - make no mistake! This series of videos has completely changed my approach and feeling about my guitars! I saw them in the Grand in Kingston - 750 seats and was blown away! Jeff - you are brilliant. Guitar tuner anyone :-)

[@krakowiakable]

Simply amazing !

[@kurtdahle]

damn he rocks that led zep tune

[@rebeccarosen6889]

cornells version kills @ll others

[@spankystone3428]

Jeff Martin with an accoustic guitar and a bar stool...can school ANY guitarist out there...He has the knowledge...The savagery....and the tenderness....And take that america !!! he is bloody canadian!!! ive seen the tea party in a small club...seen them in a stadium...seen them 6 times in all and each and every time...They fucking delivered

[@goedeer]

Jeff we love u, my 16 yr old daughter Is learning all this, keys etc..thk you !

[@amerindiens4756]

Great, as usual !!!!!!!!!!!

[@stitch7777]

I have known about the different tunings for 30 years now, but that guitar sounds nice.

[@sayhello2pedro]

This is gold thank you!!!

[@annarks70]

I love you.

[@vidjagameenjoyer]

Is there is a higher quality of this? Criminal to be left at 480p.

[@robertrogers7939]

Thank you for thank you.

[@chriskinsella7201]

Making music on sd or shrooms is so much fun lol

[@SpiritualAlien]

I'm a huge fan of the Tea Party and of Jeff Martin. I had heard he's a big Jimmy Page/Zeppelin fan. This sort of confirms that doesn't it?

[@k3y53r5053]

Jan Schmitz who isn't?

[@Tharg]

Named his son Django James Patrick ..

[@rollitkvah4238]

anyone know the list of songs, im new to TTP

[@ProfessorKA0S]

what kind of guitar is he using here? anyone know?

[@JohnsDough1918]

A normal 6-string acoustic guitar (a Maton I presume). The exact model I'm not sure.

[@MusicDude86]

What song does he start playing at 8:13?

[@spankystone3428]

the messenger,...Its something i think off one of his solo albums..this is where i thought he was selling out...cos to me...This guy was jimmy page and jim morrison wrapped up in a black leather joint...Fucking deadly....But as ive aged a bit...There IS room to be mushy.

[@coloava]

The song is called "The Messenger". It's a Daniel Lanois cover and can be found on The Tea Party album, TRIPtych.

[@AmitMohanSharma]

Which is the first song?

[@Bmont1491]

Amit M Sharma thank you led zeppelin

[@tomtiddler1]

Great musician..though I'm suprised he didn't mention Davy Graham who invented DADGAD in 1961.

[@buddydudeguy618]

That would mean irish/folk was invented in 1961 too. Kinda...no.

[@evanstephen300]

@@buddydudeguy618 Perhaps invented is not the right word, maybe stimulated a greater awareness/popularity

[@yeartyhety8586]

great musician but we really don't give a toss what substances you took.. take..have taken..

[@vidjagameenjoyer]

I do.

[@mattwhittington6310]

You would think a professional guitar play would know that you should never just tune down to a key, you always go below the desired key and then tune up to it...