John Butler Trio - Seeing Angels (Live at Max Sessions)

[@CrazyBrolly]

He is one of the best musicians out there!

[@wbudd87]

Creative and talented. This man carries with him a certain element that's just rarely seen in the music business today.

[@amclmusic]

This is truly one of my favourite songs ever.

[@sammuggleton723]

theirs so much meaning in his playing and lyrics, it's inspirational in a way

[@guitarmastaz]

I would say his style is like a ocean, the song ocean is an song that never ends

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[@arturoskylar9334]

@Saint Baker instablaster =)

[@misjoe123]

he is using open B tuning that means: B F# C# F# B F# and capo on the 4th I couldn`t find the whole tab so I heard this video over and over again till I had the right notes I love his little single notes in between the "chords" maybe I write it down for erveryone someday I`ll tell u

[@nerdalert12345]

im appalled at the lack of comments about that bass harmonic at 6:40

[@Scarecrowman27]

Only Jbt can make 360p Sound amazing.

[@nerdalert12345]

yea, I'm not talking about this song here. he just said that most of johns stuff wasn't in open C, and i was saying i don't believe that. but you're most likely right :P

[@Unseelie_Enbi]

@cakey098 This song is off the album 'sunrise over sea'. Obviously being a live version he's added a few new tweaks for the benefit of the audience in this edition but the bulk of the song is largely the same on the album.

[@312dudeman]

and changes like the tides

[@nerdalert12345]

no idea what you just said, but im gunna say youre right. im purely thinking its open C cuz thats all he ever plays, you seem to actually know what your talking about. so youre right.

[@CristiVon]

Why hasen't got a complete video of max sessions ?

[@Djeehmusic]

You're wrong dude, John used a few more tunning, listen to the songs "Believe" or "Mystery man" or "attitude" or 'Hello and Mist"(which are in standard drop D).

[@misjoe123]

no it`s not open C tuning it sounds very similar but it`s open B tuning with capo on the 4 th.

[@sammuggleton723]

@CrazyBrolly and he's australian!

[@dedelassoiphai]

i think it's a maton cw80 / 12 series custom but i'm not sure

[@LuckySpoonGaming]

@Smash3333 Nicky isn't in this? :/

[@TheGreekSpartans]

Does anyone know the model of the guitar?

[@Left2GameLTU]

Is hes using other tuning? maybe someone knows?

[@misjoe123]

so make the test you will see it doesn`t sound similar if you play it open C tuning. not because of the difference of one note between B and C but also because the high e-string is tuned to an F# and not stayed as an e-string like in open C. try it out and I`m sure you come to the conclusion he`s using open B tuning

[@nerdalert12345]

open c, no?

[@fatcatsammy3844]

What type of guitar is that?

[@jacobvanbelle5330]

+Fat Cat Sammy I thought that it was a late 80's Washburn 12-string though I'm not sure.

[@jacobvanbelle5330]

+Carlin Daube The guitar he uses for 'Seeing Angles' is certainly no Maton, the headstock of a Maton is different. It should be a 'Washburn D-28S 12N 1989'. His Maton that you can see in the beginning was tuned 1/2 tone higher than this Washburn if I'm correct.

[@Xprojectful369]

it does sound like an open C but if you tuned it down to at least a 1/2 semitone, and tuning the D string to at least Db, and tuning the E string up a semitone and a half, the tuning is B-F#-C#-F#-B-F#

[@nerdalert12345]

0:55 man that was seductive...

[@nerdalert12345]

not so sure i believe that......i didnt think john ever used anything other than C except for peaches and cream...

[@alecneal]

He sings a little flat

[@wecomeinpeace5082]

John has really gotten a lot better with Vocals over the years. I mean its like God gave him the touch when it comes to guitar. But I respect how hard he has worked on his vocals