Richie Sambora and Orianthi shops at Norman's Rare Guitars

[@K31011]

I have no idea why I love watching Norms rare guitars videos I don't play but love the music played and just the beauty of the instruments in the shop. Seems like a special place to hang out or visit.

[@steveb67.]

I was trying to put into words why I enjoyed this video,you described it exactly what I was thinking. I can't play but I love watching people master sounds from wood, plastic and metal.

[@tcconnection]

So great to see them, not gonna judge them how they sound or look, or comment about knowing what they bought. I know Norm also wants his friends respected, as we are all essentially in the shop now too with this video. So great to see all the different guitars. Thanks for sharing, Norm.

[@kakhabergulisashvili3971]

So beautiful!!! Much more better than many full concerts!.. Thank you very much!!!

[@chrisjackson8044]

Richie is one of my favourite guitarists. You have to consider the riffs/solos he has created in his time

[@drinkingpoolwater]

no doubt. he was the true sound of bon jovi. im glad he left. i can't imagine dealing with jon. richie said "too old for this sh*t, im out!"

[@bigkahunamenor]

Such beautiful instruments, and so cool to hear with so much talent. I am now an Orianthi fan, so amazing

[@frankbyrd9345]

Thank you all for this production ... fabulous to see the talent shown here in a natural state

[@bravo2789]

I enjoy reading the comments and opinions of the professional living room player, they must be so good we have never heard of them.

[@Sullywoo]

best comment!

[@PIlotrcm]

Even a mediocre player gets a lucky break. AND just because someone isn't "cool enough" to be famous doesn't mean they aren't phenomenal. Some people don't want to be a rock star or had the courage on stage but these players don't impress me. Under your stupid logic that means Britney Spears is an incredible artist.

[@lemonpi3386]

Are you "The Mark Patrick"?!? from the lose weight seminars?!?!? Because otherwise ur a couch performer bud.... not going to stand up for stupid comments, youtube it full of em..... but i had to reply because ur perpetuating the idiocy with a comment like that.... Your Troll Badge is waiting at the front desk.

[@s0uldrift3r]

I could play along with both of them, I choose to play for myself and not make a living in an industry that does not make the money it used to! I give these 2 credit it was there dream, just not mine

[@JRCGuitarist]

PIlotrcm If you haven't heard yet, recent videos have been uploaded showing that Brittney Spears is a great singer. According to research, she was told by the industry to tone down her vocals to fit pop music. So, that analogy wasn't good. I think the point the OP is making is that a lot of the people criticising these pro musicians playing are people who don't have much to show their own playing. They can say what they want about the pro players but for all we know the critics aren't as good as they expect the pro players to be. And I'm sure a number of them either don't play guitar or aren't as good themselves. It wouldn't be right to generalise this, so the OP was wrong in that aspect, but the OP has a good point. Nothing wrong with having an opinion and sometimes the public is right in its criticisms, but when you take it as far as to belittle the skills of a pro player, this is where people will ask to see your superior playing skills. This does not mean it's right for anyone to belittle others, because it doesn't regardless of skill level. It just means, that people need to do more putting up, or just shut up. I for one am a living room guitarist, and I think that fellow living room guitarists need to tone down their judgements of professional musicians. Even if the living room musician is phenomenal, pro players deserve their credit for what they do great, and for the fact that they are out there sharing their work. If you want to stay home, that's your choice, but it takes guts to share your work with a public who has more criticisms than skills. I think it's time we start challenging people to step out there and face the public with their own work. This way they can experience other people telling them they suck or how bad they are, when that public also doesn't have much to show for it. I think if people experienced their own belittling logic, they will better understand why it's important to respect one another, especially in the musician community.

[@katc2345]

Aw man, this was an absolute pleasure watching this! Big love for Ritchie! Ori was badass! Thank you for this!!! Ritchie is just too damn cute!

[@FrancisCordieri]

Richie, the guy that make me learn how to play guitar, genius... 😌🙌🙏

[@redseamole]

I can make all those guitars sound like 8 dollars.

[@outtayardstudio]

8 you say....i can better that....say 2 dollars!🙄

[@shanejur]

LOLOLOL

[@alexpambudi407]

A talent is a talent... Don't let others says the otherwise. 👍

[@bogdananderson1472]

@@outtayardstudio I would take the 8 dollars out of their hats and recommend some beginner guitar teachers.

[@davef113]

Psssh, I can make 'em sound like two bits...

[@a.scheder1183]

Richie - "Vince is trying to control me" Orianthi - "Good luck"

[@jeffmitchell3979]

Wow...Two of my most favorite people ...Love you both....EXCELLENT....

[@BrothuhV84]

Now here's a guy just enjoying life to it's fullest. Got to love Sambora in this vid. He's a legend who in this vid is just a regular guy who has the means to get any guitar he wants. He gets to surround himself with great people, as well as play the best and most responsive instruments available. I hope I can get there one day, myself. Why hate on this guy? Cheers!

[@terryroddy10]

Rich just makes me laugh - great to see him and Ori loving life and loving what they do. Meanwhile Jon and the band are loving selling units so all is good.

[@shanghunter7697]

Being a Fender man, that 1950 is stellar sounding !

[@fibers21]

For $22,000 it better be...lol

[@robertfennis6088]

When you play a guitar in a guitar shop, you play the blues. And nobody knows why.

[@ROLewis]

Cause "that's something everyone can enjoy" not everyone likes rock I guess

[@robertfennis6088]

R.O. Lewis I agree it is certainly a nice gesture. Personally, I do like to try to play the stuff that I will be playing with it. Not saying she isn't;)

[@L3ONARDO07]

I think it's because the blues brings out the best in a guitar like a strat and a tele, especially for the clean sound which is what matters. It's a musical style that relies heavily on technique, like vibrato, bends, chords. It's very complete, and hence you can get a really good feel of how the guitar resonates and see if the fretboard is for you or not. Other genres are mostly power chords, or lots of rapid notes and chords like jazz. Also blues requires the thumb over neck technique, and you'll see if the fretboard is too big or small for you. Just my opinion. If I try out an acoustic guitar I mostly play fingerstyle, and open chords. More or less the same with jazz guitars.

[@1388Anthony1]

Robert Fennis Because you can rip off a few licks to get a feel for the guitar. Lets see some shredder plug straight in to a mass produced amp no warm up and start wanking his bullshit. Nobody wants to hear that. Personally id be plugged inot anything but that hot rod deluxe. Pentatonic licks are just standard. Are you somebody that think s theres no skill in playing the blues?

[@rogermartin734]

Robert Fennis Blues is sooooo boring, don't know why thoug. I preffer listening to Kirk Hammet's riffs.

[@stephenslusser2895]

As one can see ( in Bon Jovi recordings ), Richie Sambora is one of the best vocalist / guitarist around.

[@mtyhntr49]

Totally agree. His solo album was bad ass too ! Aka Stranger in this Town.

[@dannywilliams3516]

Or athani and Richie don't get much better than that that was an awesome show. Loved watching them play those beautiful guitars.

[@Allnos04]

My Father, God bless his soul , herecently passed. So I have the pleasure of inheriting my fathers 1969 Tele custom. Many musicians have played this exact guitar. unfortunately I have no documentation of whom and when except three for the three photos I have of my Father and Merle Haggard Just an extra tidbit of fact ... I have what was the original package that was waiting for him when he returned from service. Unfortunately my Father passed away from Dimentha . But before... many of my friends had the pleasure of listening to him jam to the beautiful sound of his fingers. I truly miss you my Father T.J.O

[@carolstevens1429]

The Fender strat at 6:40 brings tears to my eyes. I lost one just like it in an apartment fire five years ago. It wasn't a 1971, it was a way newer version made in the 1990's, but it had the same paint finish.

[@ryannolan9410]

Sorry to hear about that fire and the loss of your guitar. I lost 3 guitars in a hurricane flood. You have a great taste when it comes to guitars...

[@hellosweetheart3350]

So sorry lady

[@monjagyl1100]

you are talking absolute SHIT!!!! Strats all sound the same actually. Its about the player and the settings.

[@roygertel]

10 BJ & u can buy new one !!😜

[@andreasleonlandgren3092]

Oh that sucks. Hugs.

[@davidstovall8573]

I like all of your comments. All accurate. I watched this video a couple of times. Love guitar shops. I came to the conclusion it's just Ritchie and Orianthi out having fun. It's cool watching a couple of pros playing around in a guitar shop. Who cares If Ritchie's been drinking. He's having fun! Rit

[@OldCroghanMan]

Look at Orianthi, sunglasses on indoors, dressed in black . . . Just like a real rock star !!!

[@redrocker1055]

I've really never understood all the hate for Sambora. He's a very good guitarist that made a cheesy band listenable and who has shared the stage with Clapton, BB King, Les Paul, Buddy Guy, you name it and he seems like a nice dude to boot. In a world with arrogant pricks who think they are Gods gift to the the guitar he's one of the few good guys. Why hate him?

[@darioprovenzano1838]

Just jealousy.

[@fabiopecorino166]

I love sambora's technique

[@tbone9347]

***** Exactly my friend. I would love all these haters to post videos of themselves playing. We all have issues of some sort. Why throw stones at someone when we all have issues.......... I appreciate your comment.

[@nicolassosolic3655]

***** Ritchie Sambora is a hell of a better guitar player than Slash for example,that's for sure!Hello from France :)

[@nicolassosolic3655]

T Bone Not Haters just jealous they are lol But the fact is that she's nothing new,Jennifer Batten can play as well and a few more! She's not the next Edward Van Halen but she's doing great,good for her!Hello from France :)

[@lovineveryminuteofit7492]

Amazing.... Its a guitar toy store....they are in heaven with these amazing instruments..... Sounds great!!

[@elvissongs3357]

Why negativity? Richie is in the rock n roll hall of fame! Raise your brothers and sisters UP! THESE MUSICIANS ARE WORLD 🌎 CLASS. EOD

[@alexcastro7339]

Orianthi loves that open E blues riff ending at the Hendrix chord

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

By listening to her voice she's an Australian and she's playing Stevie's blues by tommy Emmanuel

[@natahliak7691]

@@tasosdiaforetico7377 She is absolutely 💯 Aussie. Love her work.

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

Respect I'd played jammed with great Ozzy folk. Live love it.

[@cisseke94]

it's nice to see a grandfather and granddaughter share the same passion for guitars

[@janequeoriseup8101]

Idiot!

[@itssoeasy5536]

Lol

[@buffdaddy2032]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@evimlck4579]

Those two can really play. I'm impressed!

[@boxerfan2]

Those 50s guitars has an amazing sound to them. unique.

[@joezambrano9651]

Right on awesome guitars norm it's always great seeing great people drop by at norms and play guitars love it

[@bigmaxy07]

The hang tags all say around $20-30k from what I can make out.

[@2tall4yalllop80]

Badass Guitars an Classic Cars is what I like. Blue Stepside 65

[@ChickenatorJr]

2:36 she plays Stevie's Blues by Tommy Emmanuel!! Cool to see her referencing another Aussie hero :)

[@sychambers5440]

Orianthi - guitar Goddess and ultra cool beauty..very fortunate to have had her sign some stuff for me too. She just oozes talent.

[@danielbr6662]

after two hours in there, they finally bought a plectrum... To share.

[@WhenHariMetKari]

I'd thumb you but....

[@danielbr6662]

@@j.d.leslie8458 you mean my words or the video?

[@danielbr6662]

@@WhenHariMetKari but what?

[@WhenHariMetKari]

@@danielbr6662 your likes were at 69.

[@danielbr6662]

@@WhenHariMetKari greatest reason ever, hahaha

[@michaelcontreras148]

She’s so sweet to take her grandpa to the store with her

[@janequeoriseup8101]

Sugar daddy ;)

[@bradcalbick4166]

And yet he was banging her and you are not. So there's that ;)

[@lucabrasi5070]

Somebody has to drive

[@Jayflo7]

The reason behind playing a guitar out of the Em scale first or just simply playing an open E chord or A power chord is so that you can get the true tone of the guitar right away...It right away gives you an idea of what the possibilities of that instrument are..If it passes that test then you know to explore further.

[@klistiranikrupije1724]

Absolutely true. Great point, thanks a lot.

[@leonardopalacios7053]

Always so cool hearing some people jamming at the music store as good as these two

[@alwaysopen7970]

Too bad its usually a bunch of dumbassed kids the manager won't keep under control.

[@jonathancajucom7331]

Beautiful guitar Shop...WOW!wish to be there and have 1 and Jam with Richie Sambora...

[@inquiry7]

I read an interview of Clapton and it sounded like it made a lot of sense. Kudos to Norman and his techs getting these old guitars together. But Eric said, I had a bunch of vintage. rare guitars. Some one of a kind. But you know what. I couldn't play em. They had been played SO MUCH you really could only play them in open(folk) positions. No amount of work or modifications could make then stay in tune all the way up the neck. I had experts try.So I got em all together except for a couple "collectors items" and sold them. Put the money towards Crossroads(his Caribbean drug rehab center). Got after careful examination a black Strat(Blackie) and a Brown Strat(Brownie). I have guitar techs. After every performance or so they go over them, although I use Blackie the most and straighten em out so they are like brand new. And that is what I really want in the end. A guitar that stays in tune all the way up the neck. Now I noticed after 10 years of use he has replaced Blackie #1. But it made a lot of sense to me rather than Richie Sambora and Oriantha screwing around with these beautiful guitars. You know that effects and amps can provide the sound you want. With Jimi and Stevie Ray dead who knows better than Eric Clapton. Jimi was using a cry baby wah and Terry Kath noticed Jimi was using it but it's the player not the equipment.(Jimi and Terry were both great with the cry baby wah). Sometimes I think many of today's guitar players were born too late. They should be playing a Stradivarius violin from 1680 cause they have no idea that you can Roll Over Beethoven and tell Tchaikovsky the news.

[@nicestrat]

That Broadcaster is incredible. Thanks for the vid Norm!

[@Greenriver842]

Both incredible players, smooth as fuck.

[@Matt_tenny92]

My favorite band is Bon Jovi and ai love Richie Sambora’s music too so I really enjoyed this video I got started on Bon Jovi before I could even talk because when I was born in 1992 the year the Keep the Faith album came out my Aunt Amanda who is a huge fan of Bon Jovi used to sing to me Bed Of Roses when I was a baby because she didn’t know any lullabies and the rest is history and I have been a fan ever since then I saw Bon Jovi for the first time when I was in 2nd grade it was the Crush tour which was also my first ever concert too I have seen Bon Jovi in concert 9 times since then and 6 of those times Richie was there as the lead guitar player for Bon Jovi I am 28 years old now so I guess you can say I grew up on Bon Jovi music I actually learned how to play guitar because of Bon Jovi I just wish he would play one last tour with Jon and the rest of the guys in Bon Jovi and it would be so cool if they brought back both Richie on lead guitar and Alec John Such on bass guitar for one last tour that would be so cool to have all the original members of Bon Jovi on tour together once again one last time yeah I know they all preformed together on stage at the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Ceremony in Cleveland Ohio but to have them all go on tour for one last time that would be so cool to see as a fan of them and their music

[@JohnDoeEagle1]

Not the performance you had in mind or were talking about. This is earlier in 1995...the best cover ever! The singing is alright, but nothing like The Beatles or Joe Cocker's versions. The guitar is fuckin' wicked going to the level 10!! I'm a guy almost twice your age! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKuZfqynqJuXgs0

[@counciousstream]

So nice to see old rock stars clean and sober.

[@fleosflanacek]

@Metalex r/whoosh

[@claymckerlie296]

Well fuelled!

[@madeleyinc]

Richie was cooked.

[@nathanwells9136]

Orianthi was playing and Ritchie was really just testing them out. Looked like he had a process and knew very quickly if he liked it or it was lacking. Cool couple.

[@matthewtayloryowieresearch1912]

For the sheep round-up use blue-heelers, for the best women on Earth Aussie sheilas. Go Ori! girl! you rock somethin' deadly darl. Love from home X. Didyabringyabongalong Station, South Australia.

[@buffdaddy2032]

Couple ? I thought it was her dad .

[@propertypros3187]

Music is such a wonderful connecter of people. If you play, even more so.

[@quintonwilson6781]

Those two are some badass guitar players

[@Zebatar]

Late 50’s was a Great Time in music.

[@briangoldy8784]

Love Richie,,,,,,,,,Richie Lived in Philly for a Short Time........His Riffs are Great..

[@LorClayt]

Such a cool video, but checking the comments really set my teeth on edge. So many haters! This video really warmed me up to Richie and Ori together. They were so sweet with each other! So haters move on.

[@PureAsGold]

You guys seriously need to do KZbin concerts in the shop with all these stars just with a small crowd and streaming. Would be sick!!

[@name62]

Watched this episode a hundred times. A good one no doubt.

[@jimmyfabs78]

It must be nice to be able to afford to buy every guitar in that shop. Yes I'm jealous.

[@danimal097521]

jimmy fabs Not sure which makes me more jealous. Sambora being able to afford any of those guitars....or the fact that he's banging Orianthi....LOL

[@ExclusiveLM]

danimal097521 The first rock album I ever bought was Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet. Later of course I found out about Zeppelin and the other legendary bands.

[@willturner803]

***** I think she is a damn good player, and looks great to boot. If we're going down your road, they're both completely average players playing completely unoriginal blues licks. Thing is, they're there, and we're here (behind keyboards watching youtube videos of them), so I guess they've got something, right? Conviction? Confidence? Looks? Style? Presence? Who knows (not us, that's for sure) but you can't argue with the facts (they are on a jokes shopping trip and we're both really jealous).

[@purplesage53]

jimmy fabs Jealous you say??? Me man... my socks are soaking wet... you've no idea how badly I've been drooling, man

[@carolstevens1429]

+jimmy fabs No fascist pigs should be allowed to have that much money while the poor suffer in poverty. When Hillary is president she will make sure the pigs will never have enough money to waste on capitalistic nonsense like guitars.

[@xsited1]

That was nice of Orianthi's grandpa to come with her to the guitar store.

[@jcmangan]

yes and in such a sober state....

[@mysongsareaparasol]

LMAO

[@bankruptbritain6103]

.

[@vadacampbell5647]

David Sauer Well, at least she found one with similar interests!!?

[@rowanford9205]

I think they`re a couple,which gives hope to us all :)

[@bgrierofficial]

I got one of my best riffs from Ritchie off “Livin on a Prayer”. Dude is actually a great player.

[@ohiofishingextreme2320]

Love watching great players jamming like that, makes me go pickup that guitar and jam every time. .

[@mike5177]

Love Orianthi... She's a beast of a player.

[@CJacuzzi]

I take it you don't play guitar

[@ianmullmusic]

Um anyone with ears knows she's a beast of a guitar player

[@MrCleitus]

Can't compose worth a shit however.

[@mariorosales9985]

Woooowww that place is identicly to the Guitar Center In Miami wher I buy finally my Dear Gibson Lespaul RoseFaded 2017...

[@KoosVanRij]

mama always told me to not plug&unplug guitars with the amp on.. :)

[@Colaaah]

They aren't his guitars or amps, so they don't care haha!

[@hellosweetheart3350]

That does make me cringe Everytime

[@buckhorncortez]

So, your mama was a rock star...?

[@rifkialeppo2568]

Your mama Great Kat?

[@WhiteNacho]

They are soooooo L.A.

[@guesswho2963]

Richie is from and lives in JERSEY

[@WhiteNacho]

Thats even worse.

[@BonJoviMad100]

He doesn't live in NEW jersey, he lives in LA.

[@guesswho2963]

Alex Lawrence Yep found that out yesterday

[@doublep1980]

It's like watching 2 walking stereotypes.the has-been,sleazy,drunk,coked up 80's rockstar with a raging midlife crisis,who hasn't been relevant since the age of the VHS tape and his way too young,dumb,bimbo toygirl,who came to L.A. in order to become a star and ended up beeing the fucktoy of a guy who's old enough to be her grandpa.

[@NWIE76]

Nice video. Respect to all involved. Wanted Dead Or Alive - The Legend.....

[@CurtisMcLeodMusic]

This would be an awesome video series. Artists coming in and shopping for guitars for their upcoming tours, recordings, etc.

[@docd-monik4380]

She is bad ass. She was Michael Jackson's last guitarist, and has also been Alice Cooper's lead guitar as well. I got to see Alice when she was in the band.

[@daviddenoia2468]

GREAT TO SEE RICHIE ENJOYING LIFE AGAIN! THEY BOTH ARE HAVING A FING BALL! COOL!

[@Rogerionv5]

A Symbol of humility ... Sambora testing guitars using the shirt with the name of another great guitarist. Sambora one of the greatest rock guitarists of history.

[@gurey00]

They love Em pentatonic as much as they love those guitars...

[@everybodylovesgav]

hahaha very good

[@mariobarreto]

Haha, who doesn't?

[@KEPHALLE]

***** we all started with baby food, then we grew up a little and moved on to something more substantial.

[@rush2795]

gurey00 it's called noodling bud. they're not trying to write songs here

[@eatnosenuggets]

KEPHALLE I think you meant "substantial".

[@garygritter5701]

I like that green tele, also the double bound Tele with the bigsby.

[@L3ONARDO07]

Orianthi sounds so much better playing blues. Color me surprised, I have a new found respect for her.

[@siggimaaz8446]

She#s awesome !!!!!!!!

[@ZenZill]

Two guitarists fooling around in a shop really brings out a lot of expert critics.

[@daw162]

I'm sure the actual expert guitarists kind of wince a little bit, too. There are things missing that every studio or true student guitarist would work out.

[@lsmedianclsmedianc9428]

Bodhi

[@Snake8jake]

Every halfwit who can totally play smoke on the water dude, knows who can and who cannot play the guitar

[@anthonyrodriguez2382]

Or people who think there expert critics? Just a bunch of haters

[@dicktrickle5352]

Can’t hate on people that made it.........

[@Jakal-pw8yq]

I was not that familiar with Orianthi prior to seeing this video. I am now!!! That girl is just flat-out ridiculous man! And of course Richie is Richie! We need to remember that this is not a guitar competition, nor is it The Voice or any of those type shows. This is just two killa' guitar players having fun in a guitar shop! What's to hate?? 💖😎

[@totrodder97]

Orianthi is just perfect!! what more could you look for than a gorgeous young woman playing loads of rare or vintage guitars like a pro in Normans rare guitar shop?? love her and ritchie wasnt bad either XD

[@totrodder97]

***** oops forgot to mention that she is also playing guitar insanely well so thanks for bringing that up, i mentioned her look because she is a female guitarist which is not only rare but also she is a very pretty female guitarist which is pretty much a mans number one dream. don't take things so personal

[@xxwantedxx]

***** dude get out of here!

[@xxwantedxx]

Greg Gammago kind of like you.

[@danmar007]

Darryl Williams I liked her until she took that ridiculous gig with Fretlight. What a letdown. She's obviously no better than Nicole Kidman doing a commercial for Etihad Airways.

[@avocate2017]

danmar007 Sad. For all the exposure that she's had, she could have made a bigger impact on the music scene as a female guitarist, but her solo career has been disappointing.

[@classicartfoundation639]

I feel hungover just looking at Sambora

[@beautifuldegen]

so drunk

[@Peakabike]

Doesn't he have a PR that looks after him ?! I mean it's cool to see him checking out guitars but in that state...

[@kennycaligula3081]

Richie was on that devils dander.

[@Ironworthstriking]

I can smell the stale cigarettes from here.

[@jeffosborne1147]

Great guitars with great people. Enjoyed the video.

[@olegmoscow8015]

Fender Telecaster - is my favorite electric guitar.

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Awesome guitars, awesome players, lovely people!

[@nevelbartos5797]

Go Vince ! you is the man !!!

[@shodaboy54]

first time I hear Orianthi play without tons of gain, thank God. She's pretty good. Unfortunately there's always a few trolls comenting about the fact of she being a girl, wtf. Close your eyes and listen to the music.

[@EternalTyranny]

I love the plugging in and out of the live amps... pro a.f. . .

[@brianjosephcardinale7686]

My 1962 Harmony Rocket is on sale at Blue Mountain Guitar in W Lebanon NH. It can be bought online. It's in excellent condition. Straight neck. Very playable.

[@john123456889]

narcissism meets the blues

[@TheKartoffel101]

Alex Ander it isn't narcissism when you're really the best. Also it must be a hard life when the only mistake you've done so far is that you're way to modest. :p

[@georgketels2352]

yes alex ,who is sambucka oh sambora

[@travisk4215]

😆

[@ImOnlyFakingIt]

Damn I wana shop guitars like those guys

[@fingersmagoo9344]

Well, the price on one was 23,000 and change.

[@gregamerson9172]

@@fingersmagoo9344 yep that would LIMIT me to WINDOW SHOPPING 🤣🤣

[@thomashogan1985]

Drunk?

[@davewill0819]

After listening to the many guitar demos in this video I am reminded of my long time (strong) opinion that a Fender guitar with a rosewood fret board was like "spitting" into the wind. All the guitars that I liked in this video were maple necks. And I believe I see a better reaction from the players to the maple neck guitars. I have more rosewood neck guitars than maple necks but my Fenders have maple necks and my others don't.

[@Retiredoneat60]

I like the way Norm is hovering like a Vulture.

[@ralex3697]

Why not, he is entitled to make a living off these rich rockstars

[@barryleslie7727]

Nice to see that great guitarists love to go shopping as well. They noodle just the same as we do, but at a much higher skill level

[@vtwinbuilder3129]

Barry Leslie not a lot higher....

[@madden7732]

Richie Sambora on the 80's and 90's had a great and clean technique (shredder with tons of soul) so I dont fucking know what you guys mean with 'Where are the great guitarists"? Yeah, he may be nowadays be sloppy but you couldnt even touch his phrasing and creativity back in the day so please stfu 😂😂

[@randycomerford2038]

@@madden7732 Richie is ok at best!

[@randycomerford2038]

With alot more money than when I go lol.

[@madden7732]

@@randycomerford2038 may I know why is he OK at best? Have u even listened to his first solo album?

[@evimlck4579]

Geez! Look at all them guitars. It's like being in guitar heaven.

[@bipbipletucha]

But you can't take the Stairway

[@timothyh6670]

When he takes off his derby the hair goes with it.

[@aMulliganStew]

3:55 -- Best shot in the video, a lifelong musician exploring music.

[@anhell32]

Is still slide guitar right?

[@F3PIZZA]

@@anhell32 That’s a resonator guitar. There are two basic versions: one for playing in your lap like she is doing, and another for playing “regular”. The lap-style typically have squared necks and suuuuuper high action. They’re only for using with a slide, and usually used with a solid slide (like she is holding, you don’t put a finger through it). The other style is like a regular guitar with a curved neck. Still known for being used with a slide but opens up more possibilities. (Note: These guitars are also known as a “Dobro”, but I believe the name “Dobro” is a model of guitar. Kind of like the “Band Aids” thing. :)

[@julianigoe1291]

Love how Richie can make those guitars sing.🍻🍻👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🤘🤘

[@TheCrookedPenguin]

Did I see correctly? The 55 Esquire is 21.900?

[@อัฟฟาร์มโฮมแกรนด์เซ็นเตอร์]

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[@asdfghjkldfghjhgcgyuigfyui9792]

2:46 SRV licks

[@OllieW501]

which were probably Hendrix licks 🤔😉🤣😘

[@markmartin3221]

God love them both, and Mr. Norman., so much Love

[@baarsbaazb.3705]

Always wear your sunglasses when shopping for guitars.

[@noname1st139]

These pro musician all like a Tele, I only learned today as it goes,that the strings go through the body as well as sitting in the traditional way through a bridge, apparently purists didn't like the traditional bridged type,they preferred to have the strings go through the body to the back bottom. If I were to buy a fender it would be a Telecaster,

[@veteranaffiliate]

Rock god Richie Sambora blessing us with some guitar licks..

[@garycollins7688]

Orianthi is a beautiful and very talented woman ❤️✌🏻

[@WizardOfWhoopee]

I've been watching and listening to these two for decades, love them both and their music. It's funny to read all the wannabe comments saying 'ehh, they're not that good'. It makes me laugh.

[@keithutterbeck5258]

haters usually lack in two areas motivation and talent

[@vincevirtua]

I saw her when she was playing in a GnR covers band who ended up in a local club. Spent most of the time paying attention to her for some reason, can’t imagine why.

[@griffin6002]

It always cracks me up when people spend insane amounts of money on old guitars and gear. It's like they actually believe only people in the 1950's, (in the first few years of mass-produced electric guitars) knew how to make a great guitar and then that knowledge was lost forever. Don't even get me started on amplifiers. The vast majority of the people in the audience, (especially the pretty ones) have no clue if your guitar is old or new or ultra-rare or expensive or cheap. They simply don't care. All they want to hear is a great song and party. Eddie Van Halen got rich and famous playing an $80 homemade piece of junk. Most guitarists are insecure and they never learn from Ed's example. (And Ed must be laughing his way to the bank selling them his own line of multi-thousand dollar guitars.) They are too fixated on impressing other guitarists with an expensive piece of wood. Ed didn't care what anybody thought, all he wanted to do was make music and have a good time, which was reflected in his music and his ultimate success. Guitars are not rocket science and they don't need to be from the 1950's or expensive. All a guitar is is a plank of wood, some strings under high tension, and a magnet with wire wrapped around it. Play something good and innovative and be charismatic and the audience will love you, even if the guitar snobs laugh at your homemade piece of junk.

[@haythamkenway1817]

Brian May too.

[@georgebarry8640]

Amen. Well said.

[@jerepulli443]

True, but usually expensive gear is better than cheap, but skill makes most of the good guitar playing

[@iyadalahed9150]

i mean that is true, but a 1964 strat has unique sound to it that new guitars now dont really acquire. The grit is sometimes what people like. I agree that new guitars are fkn sick as well if not better, quality wise n shit, but old guitars got their perks as well

[@sccanj]

Used amps do sound better than brand new ones though, fact

[@Ayezube]

2:20 a little embarrassed he messed up his go to riff.

[@temandkk]

What is the name of the song that Orianthi played it's riff at the end of this video ?...its so cool !...😍🤩

[@cozmickid80]

We need more Orianthi and less Beyonce in popular music.

[@cozmickid80]

The argument from popularity is an interesting fallacy. I love a lot of pop music, and in no way did my statement say otherwise. Would you agree that there is a heightened focus in western society on what is 'marketable' over what is 'artistic'?

[@cozmickid80]

I don't disagree with anything you said, but my point was my opinion is we need a better balance between what you call 'dance' songs and real musicians playing instruments, and whether or not 'record labels' control anything anymore or not, and I don't think they have near the relevancy they once did, the point is the consumers -- the music listening public -- need to speak up...and that is what I was doing.

[@ThomasRBowen-gq3jr]

Less bon jovi would be nice too...

[@cozmickid80]

OK, that's your taste, it's subjective and perfectly fine. But how many girls in the industry are playing instruments, even to a level you don't like -- imagine we place them all on the left -- and then think of how many girls are booty-shaking popstars that we can pile up on the right? See a huge disparity in numbers there? Yeah, me too.

[@cozmickid80]

I don't disagree with 'sex sells' but who decides what 'sex' is? A girl that shakes her butt to a song she didn't write, with vapid lyrics (I mean, commercial jingles are 'catchy' to use your vernacular, but does that give it more value than a girl that put in hours to learn a discipline? Who decides this? Teenagers? I would just like more options for girls in popular music than what we have -- because do not pretend that catchy or not, popstar females need to be attractive. Many woman can sing Beyonce under the table but aren't gifted physically and so we will never know them. I have nothing against Beyonce personally and like some of her songs, but her looks are hugely important to her image. Follow me outside the box, if you will: what if what was POPULAR, SEXY, and CATCHY, was a girl picking up a guitar and playing from her heart (whether or not that YOU like it?) Am I wrong to wish more girls picked up a guitar instead of gyrating in boringly choreographed videos, regardless of what riffs they choose to play, or whether someone on the internet thought her riffs were 'flashy' but ultimately 'boring'? I'm just not sure what point you are making The argument for popularity fallacy? Because something isn't popular to the masses, we shouldn't ask for more diversity from female musicians?