Tom Bukovac Rig Rundown Guitar Gear Tour

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[@frankierodriguez8661]

Tom is absolutely fabulous and such a sweet gentleman

[@danielcohen3159]

Tom is an absolute one-of-a-kind. He loaned me some gear for one of my first "big" sessions years ago (it wasn't that big, really😄) and I muddled through it as best I could. When I brought it all back I had a zillion questions and he very patiently went through a kind of "Nashville Session 101" with me. Here's the tuner to get. Here's how you dial in an amp to get a tone that's full, but cuts through. Here are the main guitars you really need for almost any session. Here's how you TUNE the guitar when the intonation is off (as it was for most of my guitars) but you need to use it- basically he said you find the chord or the area of the fretboard you're going to be using the most for that song or that track/part and tune the guitar to that. He was so excited to talk gear and walk me through it all! But most of what I've learned from Tom has been from just watching him play up close. Everything he plays is a lesson in phrasing, note selection, and taste. His touch and dynamics are otherworldly.

[@johnday8092]

You know by any chance why gauge strings he likes and if he uses a wound 3rd?

[@Nightpants]

@@johnday8092 he uses 10s. he said it in this video

[@Stashmanfpv]

Speak of these.spexial "ser-ups".and what to look for in an amplifier... Please 🙏🏼 You have my attention and others!

[@mikem668]

​​@@NightpantsAt 11:50 he talks strings. So Yes, but... He also said he could probably play 9's and he didn't think strings made that much of a difference. He told the Billy Gibbons story who started playing 8's in 1971 because BB King looked at his guitar and asked him why he was working so hard. Based on his explanation of not being able to easily bend the high E string, it's possible age had something to do with it. I've heard SRV moved to thinner springs as he got older.

[@axeman14]

Everything Tom plays sounds like the most important bit of music you’ve ever heard

[@JohnLaco]

And to think 95% of it is stream of consciousness. Unbelievable. There was a comment on one of Larry's first videos that I loved. "Every time Tom picks up a guitar a song comes out. It's never noodling". And it's so true.

[@randallnielson2011]

Your comment describes Tom PERFECTLY.

[@bexserver]

This will go down as one of the most important rig rundowns of all time.

[@sugarlife485]

lmao

[@CoreyWitt]

Man, I agree. He’s literally my favorite living guitarist. Anyone who makes fun of weird personality or presentation quirks just doesn’t get it (and doesn’t know the real Tom at all).

[@65Corvette]

@@CoreyWitt Exactly right. I've known Buk for 25 years and that's the Buk I know, straight as can be and brilliant

[@tommystratpaul]

Bigg Papa dude the only person here who is spaced is you judging by the comments haha I’m joking of course, but he is simply speaking in hyperbole. Such an amazing rig and player!

[@65Corvette]

@Bigg Papa Dude, it's a figure of speech and if you knew Buk like I know him you would retract that stupid statement. Cheers

[@JB_Eckl]

This isn’t just a rig rundown. This is life-affirming rock and roll wisdom.

[@thenwyeti7270]

I can't be the only one that comes back frequently to listen to this intro. Just incredible playing.

[@willem9688]

No, you're not. It was the first thing I heard from Uncle Larry, and felt like he showed me a place somewhere in me that I knew was there but never surfaced. Jimi does the same with me. Being watching the Corona lessons and Homeskoolin' show religiously since day one. He's a special kind of person and human being.

[@greg6L6GC]

You’re not

[@trav_mill]

You aren’t, I’m here once every couple of weeks, just for the intro.

[@shanephillips1332]

Guilty

[@Jonsvintagetoycave]

This is where I discovered uncle Larry when this rr first aired.. I fell in love with that intro and have watched it over and over since. It’s so awesome I wish he’d do abit of it on homeskoolin

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Tom is incredible all the way!!

[@me-yg6yk]

I have picked 2 teachers from youtube. 😉

[@brushzaid2484]

There must be something about "tom" and guitars

[@OrigenisAdamantios]

@@brushzaid2484 he was born to play! My soul soars when he plays! The BEAUTIFUL!!

[@commanderinsleep2779]

So are you Tomo!

[@JB-su3eq]

So are you, Tom. Berklee cat in the house.

[@Bluesbreaker-uf8ti]

I play licks from this Rig Rundown sometimes and people are like, that is so beautiful, what song is that? Just this guy Tom Bukovac casually noodling better music than most people will ever play their whole lives.

[@hafizimranYT]

Chiming in with the chorus of people saying this is one of the best Rig Rundowns ever. Bukovac is a true MASTER.

[@dmc2820]

I'd buy an album of Tom noodling

[@amritjanardhanan]

Somehow he makes it sound like a song

[@jordandangelo180]

Me too. His noodling sounds like well thought out, harmonically sophisticated compositions.

[@ninoaveni8234]

Definitely!

[@Wildart2]

I'd love to see a indepth lesson on the theory behind it, kinda Little Wingish but not.

[@benmtz]

100% 👌🏼

[@M3RRIH3W13]

The studio players make the best Rig Rundowns. Kenny Gallagher, Brent Mason, and, now, Tom Bukovac have blown my mind. Thanks, Premier Guitar and John for guiding Tom to play his stuff. Just great!

[@srvfan25]

Now they need to do rob mcnelley

[@cgavin1]

Its cos they are actual sound artists not just trust fund non-binaries.

[@jettramel]

Some licks to be learned from this one.

[@ttswan]

Don't forget Kenny Greenberg too. John didn't let him play to show the various guitars, amps and pedals but it was still a treasure of info.

[@Tomtoms-tomtoms]

That ‘58 335 sounds incredible. Ok so i commented too early... literally EVERYTHING he plays sounds incredible 😄

[@MrShreddykruger]

Eamo lol! Agreed.

[@justinbowlin8723]

My favorite moment in this interview: Tom: (hands John the SG) Feel it. Kinda heavy? John: Eh, I don't know. I mean.....I don't know. Tom: Alright This interview was chill AF

[@jamespollock11]

My favorite moment: "Who's gonna argue with BB King?"

[@stevecrisp2008]

Mine was, "Is there any other Eddie?"

[@gratata.enchilada]

@@stevecrisp2008 eddie hazel

[@Allison_Chaynes]

Mine was when John handed him a guitar, then Tom handed it back and told him to feel how heavy it was. He literally just picked it up. Still though, great interview.

[@pernormark1814]

Hello from Sweden I hope both of you guys some times think about how far and in this case how deep those videos reach. I am born in far North of Sweden now living in lovely Stockholm finding my self getting so moved and inspirered by this that I am at 51 years of age wanting to go back to my previous line of work as session musician, singer, guitarist and bandleader. I know this sounds like your average mid life crisis but damn this is so inspiring and sometimes life changing so just a big thank you to Tom and John for sharing this unstopable love of life, gear and music.🙂❤🙏

[@909One92]

“Midrange is your friend”. I love this guy.

[@cardbored_]

Metal players punching the sky hearing that

[@TJJJJJJJJJJJ]

” Rhythm guitar..... heard of it?” .... he’s great with the 1 liners

[@jamesgrobertson8024]

Agreed this is the best rundown I’ve ever seen 😎😎

[@randerson2842]

This plus Kenny Greenberg are my Top 2

[@jacttanna2353]

I second that for sure.

[@oig40203]

@@randerson2842 YES! Kenny's was great! I liked Larry Carlton too.

[@sugarlife485]

steve wariner by far

[@jacttanna2353]

@@sugarlife485 That was good too.

[@horrorview]

This dude is like...the COOLEST dude I've ever seen. I'm serious. He's like the The Dude of guitar.

[@thestereoclub6735]

Beginning to end, just stellar. Tom doesn't play guitar, he communes with guitar. Amazing gear, great info.

[@centraliowamusiclab]

Well said.

[@roymontero4066]

I know what you mean, but using the word "commune" implies a guitar to be something to bow down to. It's only an object albeit a special one. IMHO

[@billtilghman2232]

@@roymontero4066 It means no such thing.

[@roymontero4066]

@@billtilghman2232 yes word means nothing.

[@noi5emaker]

I was thinking a similar thing - he's not just playing, there's so much more there. You can just FEEL it.

[@randallnielson2011]

This isn’t a rundown, this is an education. Thank you Tom - you didn’t have to share your gift with PG and us, you coulda just pointed at amps and smiled. You’re a good, good dude, man. Thank you!

[@jimmyhartman573]

Tom has become a must watch , i'm almost 57 and have learned more in the last year by just watching and listening to Tom. . AMAZING

[@MrLespaul2000]

I've never heard of this guy but what a killer guitar player! Tone for days. Would love to hear that rack of amps too. I'll be checking out some more of this guy.

[@craigy72]

Who in their right mind gives this a "thumbs down"? Everything this guy plays is soulful and tasteful. Monster player.

[@2ndstringroadie]

Djent heads

[@odalayme]

Bass players and drummers

[@MrShreddykruger]

Brian Holland no doubt!!

[@JāmiSun]

bots

[@odalayme]

Carol stinkin baskins

[@mikeseal2266]

This guy's understanding of tone combined with his remarkable touch is a stunning combination. A true master, it's easy to see.

[@ibass2964]

Every guitar player just got set a whole new bar....... this Cats the real deal. I heard of Tom Bukovac through a gain pedal discussion forum and had to check him out.... great touch, great tone, a true original !!!!

[@Bobby_Digital37]

Absolutely perfect!!!! This wasn’t a just rig rundown, it’s a master class!!

[@rhettbh]

I love how real this guy. He has a 61 SG and is like"you wanna know what sucks about this guitar?" love that, man.

[@anothamatt]

best playing, best tone, best personality. this rundown wins.

[@josephestes7076]

This guy slays me every time he touches a guitar. Everything he plays is beautiful. Best voice leading and chord voicings in the game. Time feel is flawless. I love watching his right hand.

[@thenewtowncryer]

every touch...it's crazy

[@Euphonicmusicschool]

Tom: Pulls out acoustic guitar and hits one chord. Me: "Wow! That sounds amazing even through youtube without proper mic-ing. I might need to get one of those." John: "What year is that?" Tom: "1938." Me: ☹ ($$$$$$$$$$$$$$$)

[@instrumentsaudioetc]

I LOVE how Tom always keeps it real and sugar coats nothing.

[@reginaldperiwinkle]

That Martin sounded phenomenal. The guy knows his stuff and has great taste.

[@jordandangelo180]

Was that not the best acoustic guitar sound you ever heard? Man that was something else... 1938 Martin....it’s incredible just how great a guitar that’s over 80 years old could sound when kept in optimal shape and playing condition.

[@youKnowWho3311]

I don't know one thing about older Martins, but the sound of that one is incredible.

[@greek42069]

Whos the leon he talks about when hes playing the martin?

[@BelowAverageGuitarist]

greek, I believe he is referencing Leon Rhodes

[@aussie_philosopher8079]

Totally agree , never thought much of them until I heard that .

[@ForViewingOnly]

What a magical player. This guy Tom, who I'd never heard of before, took me to another place with his playing.

[@premierguitar]

Check out his channel @501chorusecho - it’s unreal!

[@GavinMcLeod]

God DAMN that Martin kicks ass.

[@denismguitar1552]

The forward shifted bracing in that old wood is divine! Best ever.

[@Sinatra10SW]

what Martin

[@TheBoomtown4]

Where did he say he bought it?

[@mattr2128]

@@TheBoomtown4 Gruhn in Nashville

[@TheBoomtown4]

@@mattr2128 thanks!

[@vonbury2501]

Probably my favorite Rig Rundown. I had no idea who Tom Bukovac was, but I SURE do now! Simply an amazing all around player. Any guitarist who can reference Explosions in the Sky and not be a player in that genre', has some truly amazing ears. And is incredibly a well rounded musician. Mad props to this guy! This guy is what its all about.....

[@jjboogie1]

One of the best Rig Rundowns of all time. This guy is my spirit animal. LOL

[@PanhandlePrepping]

JJ Boogie Tom is phenomenal, my bearded brother. You have to check out his channel if you haven’t already. 501chorusecho

[@fredmanteghian5913]

Totally agree. I never heard of Tom, now I can't stop thinking about him.

[@hitsonacousticguitar]

Agreed, best episode for me personally. Never "heard" of Tom before, what a genius. One question: How was his amp recorded? Because it seems to me, the camera mic was the main source. In the dialogues I could hear some hi-freq hiss (Hope, this makes sense), but when Tom was playing it sounded perfect.

[@psychotogether5114]

New favourite guitarist of all time.

[@dragonpundit.6443]

Rig Run Down 001

[@timwoodruff]

I've been waiting for some good Tom Bukovac interviews on KZbin. This is awesome. Now for a TrueTone Lounge Episode. :)

[@Desmachine]

I've been hoping they would do that for the last few years .. it's odd in a way that they haven't. Sometimes I think that Tom doesn't really like doing these interviews.

[@chrislestermusic]

Desmond Smith Zac said he has been trying to get him but it hasn’t happened yet. Tom did one for Gruhn too so maybe there’s hope.

[@reverb508]

2 years later and I still watch this video almost monthly. Two of the coolest guitar dudes just having a chat about gear. Can’t get enough of it.

[@RobbieBolog]

Such an inspirational player. His playing is already in every household but nobody realizes it.

[@PanhandlePrepping]

Robbie Bolog FACTS!

[@spudgun05]

Funny in the old day's , They made instruments that played in tune and sounded good, That SG was sooo in tune. , As oppose to today with the ' How many units can we shift Ethos ? PS Premier guitar , Never get rid of john!

[@PastaPatate]

Amazing. We need Tom to do an interview on Trutone lounge now

[@chrislestermusic]

Anthony Patton Agreed. Zac is the best interviewer.(No disrespect to John).

[@ropiyas]

Not Truetone Lounge but here's a good one as well... www.thinkinanddrinkin.com/podcast/tombukovac

[@russellesimonetta3835]

He should head to jolly ol england and blow the pedal show guys away!

[@BrothaManFromDa5thFl]

ASAP!!

[@quiltedpine7027]

You could have this guy pay through a busted-ass speaker driven by a dinky little combo and he'd still sound great. He just knows how to play. I don't v even know why he's famous but he's definitely a great player

[@JonnySledge]

Best RR ever. All the good RRs include the artist playing the gear they're showing off, and Tom definitely enjoys doing this with a "Check this out!"

[@ThomasZachary]

Man... hanging with Tom and John talking about guitars. Does not get better than this.

[@jsams3]

Be honest... who all went to Reverb right away to find a Gretsch 6161 after watching this 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@jordandangelo180]

Not the Gretsch, but the 38’ Martin, the Marshal, a Matchless and definitely the Boss Vibrato which is crazy expensive used but not that bad new. The POG with the Octave Up sounded amazing too.

[@sugarlife485]

6120 not 6161

[@jamespollock11]

Or a Firebird 1.

[@physiciansassist1]

What year was it?

[@phillipaustin2341]

6161. Yes I did. I do that like 500 times per day while watching videos. 😆

[@owlytimbre9103]

He slows the whole thing down to a pace he's comfortable with until he hits his pedal board and hits his stride. By the time they get to delays and he's just "now check out that trail" . Four seconds of silence. Born force of nature. There won't be many more of him to come. Homeskoolin', kids. Join the cult.

[@darinmiller842]

Saw Tom with Trigger Hippy in Indy after they released their first album. Remember him playing a white Strat most of the night. Got a chance to talk to him after the show, not knowing any of his background, and he could not have been nicer. I asked him about the Strat, and he said he doesn't usually get too attached to any guitar, but that he could not part with that Strat. (Interesting to hear him say in the video he is probably a Gibson guy.) He left the band not long after that, so I feel very fortunate to have seen him live...with such a great band.

[@boatingforbeginners7949]

First Thought: WOW! 2nd Thought OMG! What an interview that was!! What a dude and what a player, Loved how tom really gets into the groove in whatever style hes playing, could listen, watch n learn all day long.. FANTASTIC RIG RUNDOWN EPISODE

[@joesatchton212]

I like to think of Buk as the Keanu Reeves of guitar - he's just so chill it's incredible. Best thing about him is that while he's full of defined opinions and strong beliefs honed over many years, he's not out to convert anyone to his way of thinking. He couldn't care less what you use - as long as it works and sounds great to him and what he's looking for. And he immediately credits others for their ideas and hard work. Zero sense of artifice from this guy. The noisiest, most troll people online are exactly like small barky dogs - at their cores, they're all ultimately deeply insecure. Buk and people like him are at the exact opposite of the spectrum - totally secure in who he is and what he does and what he believes, but not afraid to admit when he's wrong and to change his mind. We should all aspire to be as chill as Buk - we'd all be a lot happier. :) Awesome work PG, John!

[@BelowAverageGuitarist]

He’s not afraid to make a bold statement either. He’s knows his stuff as one would expect. I could chat with him all day, notepad in hand lol

[@Marcus_C51]

You absolutely nailed why he is so revered. Really a master, knowledgeable as hell, incredible player but like you said, would hear someone's rig with different, most likely cheaper pedals etc. and if it sounded good would tell them so. Down to earth and genuine--love hearing his playing and the insights. Pure gold!

[@Marcus_C51]

@@BelowAverageGuitarist Yes, a notepad indeed!

[@anthonypate7883]

Mad skills and insight to boot.Engaging, Low key, and laid back guy it seems. Definitely has a wealth of guitar knowledge that can only be gleaned through HOURS of guitar playing. Probably my favorite rundown to date.I gained a wealth of inspiration and information from this. Thanks John and Tom! Props !

[@Marcus_C51]

Yeah, from some of the Homeskoolin' vids too I think there are untold thousands of hours behind all he knows. Pretty damn mindblowing but so low key and laid back. So many tips and insights-probably the best rig rundown I''ve seen. A total treasure all of us players can learn from!

[@roncollins6259]

I've watched this probably a dozen times in a yr. Tom is one of the greats for sure. I don't live by it, but would suggest anyone wanting to get better on guitar to study this man hard. One of my favorite things about him is, he never gets lazy in his playing. Doesn't matter if he's just teaching a lick, or clowning around, he always put 100% into one note, much less a phrase or song. Probably in my top 5 people in the world I would like to share a beer with and talk for a night. The people he knows and has played with is incredible. Reminds me of Steve Luckather. Just a humble studio cat living the dream!

[@tonelocrian]

@18:35 ''that Gretsch over there's pretty cool' ... wOw. transformative tonal expression - excellent solo playin' & chordal textures.

[@douggoransson5179]

One of the best RR's of all time. Loved every minute of it. Really dug the Firebird and the Martin, but the '58 335 is IT!!!! That is my dream guitar tone.

[@randallnielson2011]

In addition to everybody’s true comments here about Tom, I just realized I’ve never seen anyone play a Gibson so expressively and tenderly … I usually see that on a strat. Just goes to show how rarely I see a prodigy play a guitar.

[@gammal911]

John@20:30: "Interesting, you don't have any Tele on this session?" Tom: "I got, stuffed in that case" John: "Just in case"... I see what you did there 😊

[@hearpalhere]

Man, this is sooo cool. I (sadly) just discovered Tom by way of a friend recommending his lockdown videos and he is a really interesting guy. Really happy to come across this, thanks guys! Amazing guitars, amazing playing, what's not to love?

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Tom is a true guitar sage.He is like a beat poet of guitar with this super laid back rocknroll attitude.The nuances in his playing are unreal.Tom rock on you are my favorite.John what an interview. One for the history books

[@MrAyla]

Oddly, this is an argument for the varitone switch featured on some Gibson’s like my blues hawk and B.B King’s Lucile. That eq cut makes some seriously useable but soloed weird sounds happen. In a 5 piece band I’m far more present as a result. I can take up a spot not inhabited by the keys, bass or acoustic guitar

[@ultratone]

Gear aside... I bet every single person watching this video says “Man... I wish that guy was in my band”. That guy is one cool dude and one AMAZING player. So glad I watched this video. Genuinely moved.

[@retiredguyadventures6211]

I'm from Eastlake Ohio and went to school with a Patricia Bukovac. Not sure what relation she would have been to Tom. I used to go to The Surfside Lounge quite a lot between 1973 when I got out of the Navy and 1978 when I left Ohio. It was a very local bar and I lived close to it. I remember Toms mom and she was always a really nice person. Tom would only have been 10 years old when I left Ohio so I doubt I heard him play at the bar and I do not remember him. Good to know a local boy made something of himself.

[@bobbyjackson20]

Today marks the 20th time I have watched this rig rundown. Seriously one of if not the best one yet. Great work guys!

[@JohnSmith-km7qy]

So many gear snobs use line6 like a punchline. This guy here is a brilliant player s d master of sounds and he uses what works - snobs be damned

[@keithmcneil883]

I’ve bought and sold him many guitars myself. 57 Fender Telecaster, 68 Gibson Les Paul Custom, Ampeg Dan Armstrong.

[@Neuri]

Possibly the best guitar player I’ve ever heard

[@svert11]

I just discovered Tom today and WOW what an amazing player. He rings every once of feel and tone out of every note. I can’t wait to see and here more. Truly blown away!

[@BattlecatRed]

Of all the Rig Rundown's I've experienced, this one magically mixes information and entertainment. What a great guy - telling us all his secrets and demonstrating the results. Amazing! I have only one question, though - does Tom look blazed here? 😉

[@TJJJJJJJJJJJ]

Hey it’s Little tommy from Cleveland your favourite uncle Larry

[@hummarstraful]

If you haven't subbed to Tom's channel 501chorusecho yet you're missing out on the coolest channel that ever was. Inside view of the Nashville session scene that only he can do. Don't miss out.

[@patrickkellyguitar8300]

Tom is amazing. Everything he plays here is so musical.

[@ikefork2606]

BRAVO! Absolutely the best "rig rundown" of all time! Tom B. has got to be one of the most down-to-earth cats I have ever seen. His attitude, his talent, his sincerity, all speak volumes about his love of guitars and music. He is a credit to the music industry. We need more guys like Tom. Thanks! Tom R.

[@chingasofarkaso]

As a guitar player, watching Bukovac compose on the spot is really one of the most special things you can ever witness.

[@traviswalk62]

Cant believe I just discovered him. WTH? This guys unreal.

[@dshrute6622]

Two minutes in and I'm a fan. Going to go look up your albums after this, sir.

[@dshrute6622]

And now you're my dear Uncle Larry--family now! It's been a great two months since I discovered you Little Tommy from Cleveland--guitar will never be the same for me now. Thank you!

[@dshrute6622]

And yet ANOTHER year later and I'm still watching Uncle Larry daily and coming back to what I still believe is the BEST rig rundown ever. Thanks Mr. Bohlinger for introducing so many of us to this absolute genius musician.

[@my_tube9405]

TOM BUKOVAC HAS A NEW BAND IN 2022: Look up TRIP THE WITCH. HE and the guitarist from Stone Temple Pilots play really laid back psychedelic rock. Jon Anderson from Yes sings on some of it. Nice, relaxing cool rock stuff. Think Pink Floyd jams.

[@ScottMcdonaldMusic]

He needs a KZbin channel and more videos. He has some of the best tone.

[@brianpalay]

kzbin.infovideos

[@ScottMcdonaldMusic]

I decided to watch this rundown again and noticed my comment from 3 months ago. Things changed fast. I’m really digging his homeskoolin Chanel. Tom is badass.

[@stephendringus8183]

He does...called "Homeskoolin'"....not sure about spelling

[@hippydippy]

Hand's Down... One of the greatest guitarist's on the planet!

[@stratmatt73]

That Martin is a living, breathing thing. I am in awe of the guitar, and more importantly, the player.

[@jacttanna2353]

I was in a band in the '60's that was an endorser for Sunn. The lead guitarist (Kent Henry) played a sunburst Les Paul through a Coliseum PA Head just like this one. Awesome!! The guitar wasn't bad either.

[@dwnwrdishvnwrd]

I've never heard of this gentleman before. It's my shame. The intro of him playing reminded me of my first real love (and engagement) and it brought a tear to my eye. Thank you...she was a wonderful woman taken from us too soon. Rest easy, Jessica. You're still missed 17 years later.

[@lefty5757]

Tom Bucovac has a great You Tube channel, 501chorusecho, AKA Uncle Larry, Little Tommy.

[@danielbrown6961]

This set the bar to a new high. Just awesome. Great explanations of how to use the tools, adjusting on the fly. Easy to see how he has been so successful as a studio guru.

[@int_pro]

I've never seen someone slight-of-hand their pick like that. Is that a thing?? He tucks it away behind his I think ring finger. That's wild!

[@redroverthefngamecat]

I swear. I've watched this rundown start to finish, geeze, it must be seven or eight times. Not only is Tom super chill. He knows his shit top to bottom. Chops to amps to pedals. phenomenal !!

[@Kaisermb1]

If I could just sit down and improvise like that I'd never put down the guitar. They'd just find me one day sitting in a chair dried up like a mummy, still plugged in.

[@jipes]

I could listen to this guy play for entire days So tasty and beautiful !

[@nazmoking3171]

Tom is amazing! The man is like an encyclopedia of everything from guitars to amps to pedals. I learned so much from this video while also enjoying hearing his stylish playing!

[@Jedlmind]

One skilled caveman... Rock and roll, Tom!

[@abradfordajb]

I have to add, that Tom is so beautifully, masterfully, musical. Everything he touches, whether a simple lick or an extended riff, is just lovely. And largely because of this, plus his kind gentle demeanor, makes this one of the best Rig Rundowns i've viewed. Many thanks.

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

Billy Gibbons plays 7 gauge strings not 8.

[@CGCEifel]

Every single note of Uncle Larry is pure gold. What a player.

[@beachcomber4141]

Wow. I have to admit I am not familiar with Mr. Bukovak, but his tonal sense is astounding!! His playing is crazy beautiful, and all of the different tones he pulled out of that board was inspiring to say the least. That is a man who has SO much experience chasing tones. Some of that playing almost brought me to tears it was so beautiful. I love stumbling on these videos that I learn so much from. Fantastic.

[@AlexKeim8]

I assume that you have gone on to watch his Homeskoolin' channel on KZbin? If not, check it out and enjoy.

[@JohnLaco]

@@AlexKeim8 Second that. His KZbin channel is a gold mine.

[@tomhurstdrums]

One of the most important guitarists of our time. And that’s not hyperbole. (Like several have said: Tom “noodles” complete musical orchestrations. 😅)

[@beachcomber4141]

@@AlexKeim8 Ohh Yes I have!!! Rarely miss an episode.

[@beachcomber4141]

@@tomhurstdrums He truly is such a unique tasteful no BS guitarists guitarist. Some of his off the cuff improvisations have had me completely moved emotionally. Not many guitar players can do that. Just to come up with it like that. Amazing.

[@jasondarling]

Tom dialing in a variety of sounds in seconds, knowledge of his gear and gear in general is truly inspiring.

[@iansnyder274]

Bukovac is wealth of wisdom...killer interview...I've just discovered him here as so many mentioned that he was the man., and he totally is....I am a fanboy!!

[@BOBBRADLEYCHANNEL]

Uncle larry is a repeat rig rundown watch.

[@nicholasmolino5282]

I was on a session with Tom and Dann Huff; it was pretty amazing. In that same studio too. Both wonderful guys who are at the top of the game and have been there forever.

[@badscrew4023]

2:00 - I CAN NOT understand where the pick was appearing from!

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

I saw Mountain at the Lyceum Ballroom in London in 1969 (or maybe '70) and I couldn't swear to how many amps he had but Leslie West was standing in front of 5 tall SUNN cabs (two stacks and one with amps on top) and it was incredibly loud. Sounded absolutely amazing

[@tomg.8217]

This is by far the best rundown you guys have done. Thx to Tom. Guy knows his shit man. I hope you got him a dozen Rocks. Awesome . THX.