Jonathan Stout - "On the Sunny Side of the Street 2024'" - AEA R84A Ribbon Mic - 1932 Gibson L-5

[@b-perfection9305]

man you're just amazing, I love you

[@kevinjones2145]

Excellent!

[@DougMunro]

The mics sound great Jonathan! (as does your playing of course!) Glad to hear you got an artist discount.

[@a.abeyta6237]

You make the chords look and sound so easy and relaxed....that must be the magic of dedication and hard work. I enjoy your guitar playing.

[@displaychicken]

You just get better and better.

[@jeanrompre9497]

In the last 8 years I've been listening at your channel, that L-5 is still the sweetest guitar of the bunch, it is so lovely

[@danholabaugh6299]

The mic certainly shows how powerful those early L5's are. I always enjoy the subtlety of your playing and how you ride the edge of these monster archtops. This mic really lets that come through. Almost like a tube amp with the volume just before it breaks up, and you're just playing up to that peak. Very nice.

[@lamgefyoutoob]

This is absolutely the objective truth. Don’t anyone argue epistemology…

[@ClassicalGuitarMusings]

Legendary guitarist

[@patrickh9226]

Outstanding playing as always, but also great tone and clarity in the sound coming through. I love it!

[@peeweeon3]

This what a real musician looks like just superb playing 🎉

[@campusfive]

Thanks so much!

[@borghi1983]

Thanks for the free class!🎸

[@campusfive]

You bet!

[@jn7457]

Class, taste and style - bravo!

[@bonus5512]

Jonathan, if I could play guitar as well as you, I would never leave my house. I like that Gibson very much. Greetings from Italy.

[@kenster3554]

Au contraire, I would never be in my house, I would be out in the public square sharing my gifts with the world. He makes it look so easy, but I know better! I own two Gibson guitars. I should write a letter of apology to the company! 🤣

[@bossasalt8940]

Happy to find this pop up today! Excellent playing!

[@JHTenor]

Love this!

[@Trombonology]

It's really nice to find you taking the tune at this tempo. Your beautiful coda reminds me of a Satchmo cadenza.

[@campusfive]

You know, I was actually thinking about Marie Bryant in "Jammin' the Blues", at least to start. But reminding somebody of Louis Armstrong is about the best thing a guitar player could ever achieve in jazz. THANKS!

[@Trombonology]

@@campusfive You're most welcome -- you continue to surpass yourself, Jonathan. ... Oh, yeah -- duh! I can hear Marie's line -- should have caught that. She probably got it from Louis!

[@pierrotmergus]

Allez papa !

[@KJ-wy3db]

You made me smile. Thank you. I like your style.

[@patsybaby]

Great as always Bud and very interesting 😊

[@bobyjack2]

Your guitar playing is so precise and delicate. Bravo my friend.❤

[@MikeHeise-g4p]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@stickman55100]

Every piece that I’ve heard and seen Jonathan play just blows my mind. Amazingly clean and fluid. How about playing live somewhere in LA?

[@greatvanzini]

Wow! That's all I can say.

[@PiotrBarcz]

Beautiful playing as always, Johnathan! However please check the connections of the mics to the board or whatever they're being routed into, there's a line buzz in the recording that sounds like either a turned off device plugged into the line or a half connected cable.

[@campusfive]

It's a light fixture in the room - LED bulbs and an ancient dimmer switch. I usually notice it and move the mic slightly and I can avoid it.

[@PiotrBarcz]

@@campusfive Ah I see! I have the same issue when I run a fan. I hear the motor contacts switching in the mic lines which is very irritating if i have something in the audio set up plugged into the mains. I believe there's cheap filters you can get for fans and light fixtures alike that will null any buzzing like that.

[@fernandoreis1518]

Excelent!

[@BjørnEdwardDiesen]

😊

[@IsaacSmelcZhan]

Beautiful Jonathan! I don’t know if you got my email.

[@campusfive]

I don't think I did Isaac. Re-send it!

[@NemoNepersonne]

Pardon my astonishment, but he is playing a lot of this without looking or with his eyes closed. I do that when I play mandolin solos, but not on guitar work like this.