Robben Ford & His Dumble Overdrive Special [He Plays It, We Play It!]

[@makeperceive]

This is an important historical archival moment, thank you.

[@MrGuitarDad]

What kills me the most is the CLEAN channel has infinite sustain AND musical harmonic feedback. The clean channel is doing what most want from a driven channel. I could listen to that clean channel all day. Harmonic, rich and just lively. So very alive. Ridiculous.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Exactly this. Mick here. That’s kinda why I was fiddling about on the Les Paul. Never heard another amp do it like this!

[@MrGuitarDad]

@@ThatPedalShow it was sensational! Side note my brother will visit me from England on Wednesday and bring along a fine TPS mug and TShirt I ordered. I will wear it with pride! Rock on leg-ends!

[@Custoid]

Don't think I'll ever be able to play a Dumble amp, but I get the feeling you just described playing through my Soldano. I got it for the famed overdrive channel, but it's the clean channel that's the most addictive. This Dumble sounds bonkers.

[@frankstetka7206]

Hey, I have had a ‘59 Bassman since forever now that was found outside in the elements. Perhaps it’s sac religion to talk about gutting it’s transformers for Dumble style build but I don’t like that cramped chassis to begin with and the amp has too much breakup for my taste overall. No feedback in that circuit, definitely feedback while still playing clean. Nothing beats a simple short signal path with quality parts which begs the question- what tubes are in that thing ? I have another insane amp for headroom but it’s freaking huge and a boat anchor. The Bassman is much easier to live with if I can stabilize it. I probably had a bad set of rectification bottles because I saw the lightning in power tubes on the Bassman and killed the resistors on the Sunn 1200 using the same rectifier tubes. I parked those amps 18-20 years ago and this video peaks my interest in bringing them back to life. Also remembering my great friend Jim Hanley who helped get these amps running and introducing me to Thiel ported cabinets loaded with EV-M’s wow! 4x12 is cool for metal but for everything else 1x12 is perfect, in stereo of course 😄

[@vaportrails7943]

Semi-hollowbody electric guitars do that naturally. They feed back at lower levels. So that is a big part of what you heard.

[@CharlieAllenGuitar]

This was a great afternoon - thanks to Mick and Dan for having me on the show, and to Robben for allowing us to play through the beast.

[@nordicomsystems8841]

Awesome playing Charlie, thank you.

[@CBGypsy03]

You sounded absolutely great! Inspires me to practice more. ! 😊

[@orpheus3342]

Real tasteful stuff mate, great playing

[@cybrandl9754]

Yes Charlie!

[@CarloCalcaterra92]

You play really good, really great sense of harmony and melody

[@sordel5866]

What extraordinary generosity on Robben's part to let anyone else touch his irreplaceable amp!

[@hoboroadie4623]

Sharing toys is the first thing to teach your babies 👶 life is better when you do that.

[@demokraatti]

After all these years he knows, that a well made tube amp is not afraid of somebody else’s touch.

[@motorlibro]

he used to have two of them (!) Find the podcast "GuitarWank" for Robben telling the story about how he sold one of his amps.

[@godbyone]

That was cool

[@demokraatti]

Richie Sambora said in a recent interview, that Robben had borrowed his Dumble for Richie.

[@alex241]

Wow....this is a red-letter day in TPS history!!! I'm a little overwhelmed.....simply massive...

[@ThatPedalShow]

Us too. Thanks Alex 🙏

[@astewart9410]

I will come back to this video for YEARS, just to soak in the sounds…

[@patrickmckay6621]

yeah, absolutely, like the Matt Schofield Video.

[@davidpekarsky2977]

I would edit that statement to remove the ‘I feel’. Otherwise, I could not agree more.

[@Bairov]

Sounds like my ceriatone! Snag one of Nik's clones for yourself.

[@DirtyDavesDirt]

Absolutely agree!

[@astewart9410]

@@davidpekarsky2977 Done, 'cos you're right!

[@anthonycook7384]

I almost cried hearing Charlie play, that was some of the tastiest playing on one of the most beautiful sounding amps I've ever heard

[@inkedvillan80]

My god that dude is AMAZING

[@GabrieleRoberti]

This deserves an award for best documentary of 2024

[@silviosantapaola2825]

Very true

[@darrenbullock3664]

Robben Ford’s amp- one of the most humble and best guests ever on TPS. Loved Robben’s stories!!! THANKS!

[@SpiritOfOrange]

Mr Humble & his Dumble

[@trenthesterman6413]

I was Robbins guitar tech on a couple of tours and his album a day in Nashville. I set up and played through this amp many times . It truly is a unique and wonderful amp !!

[@hitnorcal]

Robben is here telling his story. I wish we had that for Dumble. He truly built himself into a legend. I love how this show makes me feel. Never met Mick and Dan but they bring out all the feels with their guests. This show is a treasure.

[@philipmarsh3522]

Imagine if we could turn back time a bit and watch the guys interview Alexander Dumble. No doubt he’d be a regular viewer of the show and I’d imagine he’d have spent some time sharing his genius with us.

[@Kevin-the-Just]

Dan's first clean segment was stunning. He always brings some cool chord voicings, but this was another level. Well done, mate. He and that amp are a great match.

[@ThatPedalShow]

I’m gonna add to this Kevin - Mick here. I was obviously present while that was happening. He just started playing and did not stop. Literally never heard him play with that level of poise and fluidity before. The amp just opened him up. Sound moves, sound MOVES!

[@GS-uy4xo]

I was speechless after his improv. I can only imagine what Dan and Mick would come up with to compliment this phenomenon of an amp given a week or so. This segment is guitar history - thank you Robben !!

[@Total_DaveB]

It's always brilliant watching Dan respond to a piece of equipment. People throw around "conversation" a lot but you could really feel it in what Dan was expressing. A very genuine interaction. Beautiful playing by all.

[@BenEdwards984]

Agreed. This segment blew me away too; it was genuinely inspiring and spellbinding stuff. Definitely a moment to behold.

[@Chris-kc5id]

It really was special. When he finished I said "holy shit, that was gorgeous" out loud without even thinking.

[@willgoodfellow3144]

So awesome to see Charlie and Jake on the show. Both lovely blokes and fantastic players!

[@danottley2627]

Absolutely agree! Jake is also an excellent emergency singer!

[@Rustocaps]

Can they have individual episodes??? Please???

[@willgoodfellow3144]

@@Rustocaps I'd love that!!!

[@Chris-kc5id]

@@Rustocaps would love that too.

[@spiltmilk615]

Amps are instruments! And instruments reward relationship. And is there a more famous relationship between player and instrument in the history of electric guitar? What a treat guys. Congrats.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks mate, and yes, couldn’t agree more 🙏

[@joanbull9066]

Holy ... Whenever I've heard Dumbles, it's been all about the OD. So big thanks for keeping it clean.

[@craigmarah3952]

The "yeaaaaaaaaah" and claps after the long sustain was how I reacted through the whole video. Great players, great personalities. TPS never misses. You guys are the shit.

[@davidfletcher4952]

What I like about that is that is a particular feedback sound I hear a lot on Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds, & we all know how much that record is a 'moment' for Dan. Hence, Dan's Yeaaaahhh! I feel the same. It's actually interesting how GREAT some sounds are on old records, when growing up I kinda took them for granted. OOOOooooooollaaaaaaaaa!

[@Bikewithlove]

I never heard of Robben ford - why? I was just going with the algorhythm & I see this and I think ‘ok - he’s probably famous, no doubt - super chill guy, a gentleman… then I watch a live video and oh my God this guy is a matador!! Roben’s a force of nature! Amazing singer & player. I’d love to see him play live, and I never go to shows anymore. Thank you guys for featring him, and your intense shyness near him makes total sense now - you were really in the presence of a great artist! So cool! ☕️

[@mikeyohe4750]

Buy the Talk To Your Daughter cd. That says it all.

[@carlosrivera-pj1qu]

Dan, I had a dumble and what I noticed is that it was like a violin made by the old masters. As it aged, it gain a vibrancy and life of its own. It did not amplify a sound, but gave it a breath of life so every note became its own unique life. The cleans had an innocence of achikd whike the overdrive gave you that old wisdom of a person that has lived a full life of adventure. I hope you understand what I'm trying to say. Totally loved the video!

[@wyoung93]

"That's a person!" and that person being Alexander was such a beautiful sentiment

[@goswo]

Wow wow and more wow. Robben is such a unique human being and clearly an artist out out the scale. Honestly dont know why, but feel like crying. He just bring a level of humanity that is so rare. Thanks guys and thank you Robben. A master with a pure fine soul and spirit….

[@MrRast23]

EXACTLY!!!

[@TrevorrNourse]

What an amazingly talented and genuine person Robben is. Thank you for to Robben and TPS for making this truly magical moment in time.

[@CountDomingoVII]

Ok Mick & Dan, I’ve waited for a moment to sit down with my hi-fi cans, in silence, to listen to this video and all I can say is Robben’s amp may very well be one of the greatest amps on earth. I mean, it sounds INCREDIBLE! And I’m not even in the room. I can’t even imagine what it sounded like live. What you’ve done here, with this video will go down in history! Bravo to everyone involved and major thanks to Robben for allowing us to experience it. Simply amazing!

[@DF-ve6wm]

First thing I got from this is how DIFFERENT everyone sounds playing through the same amp. Which is why Robben always sounds like himself no matter what he plays through! The Dumble really puts out what you put in. Such an amazing video!

[@ShinyShinyBlack]

My gosh - I've never heard an amp that is so tonally balanced. Unreal. Also - cheers again to Mick - this is like the Top Gear of the guitar world - the production is world class. I know how hard you have worked to present the sounds as they really are, and it really shows in this episode. Thank you!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you for the kind words. We still have a LONG way to go in the production stakes, but we’re nonetheless happy that we’ve come this far to this point!

[@Rileykilpatrick5724]

I’ve come back to this 2 months later and it’s absolutely astounding to me just the weight that amp carries and the respect that it demands. It’s one thing to play something so special but when it’s in a lot of ways THE Dumble amp it’s a whole other world. Just want to thank you guys for the opportunity to listen to a legend in this context.

[@SoopKan]

It is a wonder of engineering that the highs can sound so crisp and snappy without offending the ears. This is probably the best Dumble video I've ever seen. Thanks guys!

[@JayTheLane]

Robben is such a gracious man and a great player to boot 💜

[@bobbysbackingtracks]

Robben and Howard ( RIP) have blessed everyone in this room and also the world. This will be a go to video til the end of time.

[@ghostofborsalino2752]

Gents, this is top tier content for us guitar nerds. Thank you and congratulations on what you’ve achieved here

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you kindly! 🤓🙏

[@ghostofborsalino2752]

Just know you guys are taking one for the team by playing that amp. It also makes a mockery of the show you did called “unobtainium” as this is a level above that. How will this get beaten? If you can borrow The Red Special, SRV’s Number one and the Woodstock Strat?

[@paulstaffordcook8799]

That was absolutely fascinating! Hearing Robben talk about Alexander was actually quite emotional. I couldn’t stop myself smiling for that whole interview.

[@mazsenior]

I had the privilege of playing a 50 watt Dumble ODS Combo amp that was owned by a famous amp builder. The depth of clarity was something that just inspired me. Having to walk away from that amp was one of the hardest things I ever experienced as a musician. And when Robben played in my hometown I was right at the edge of the stage directly in front of that amp. When he played it was like his Tele, amp and fingers became something otherworldly. Thanks guys for making this video and letting us see the joy of guitar players as they experience playing through their first Dumble. Awesome!

[@enricotelloli3854]

Just found this video and happy to see that amp I've personally met 20y ago when Robben came to Italy for a gig at Como lake. I was lucky enough to be his "road manager" for that day, picked him at the airport with his trusted dumble and the other band members then we had one hour driving having some nice conversation about the incoming gig. During the concert I was backstage with his guitar tech (Daved Khols at the time) learning a lot on how to change strings, make it stable and ready for the next song in few minutes! Among other things the Dumble amp runs on 110V and Robben asked days before to have a step down (230v to 110v) transformer available in place. Well what we found there was a kind of toy probably too small to manage the high current (8amp) needed by the amp. Robben and Daved (yes it's not David) had a little briefing and decided to take a Super Reverb of the opening band ready for a quick swap in case of problems during the show. Daved then placed a multimeter on the transformer to check constantly if the current possibly went down... it didn't happen but at the end it was really hot! It's nice to remember as they were very calm facing what it could have been a very big problem. Well, Robben played beautifully as always then we were all invited for a dinner, the Dumble was placed in the hard cases and some local people suggested to leave it under a near building staircase while we were having a tasty pizza. Robben seemed to agree so I immediatly said: "Sorry Robben, may be they have no idea about the treasure that lays in those hard cases and after all we are in Italy so I will never leave my eyes from that stuff until you leave and this means your amp will have a dinner with us!" Robben understood then he said: "Thanks, you'r a good man." I still have a lot of picture of Robben, Daved and the Dumble during that very special evening and if you can still enjoy that amp today maybe it is also thanks to me! :)) In the end as passionate guitarist what can I say about the Dumble and this remarkable video, real life sometimes can be tough so let us dream about legends ,magical stuff and yes.. I know people like to hear stories so here is mine!

[@DrokiHazan]

What an incredible treat this is. The last couple of years from TPS have really been special, but these two Robben Ford videos are the best content you've ever given us. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@maramé.r]

Fascinating story. Adds even more to the legend of Alexander Dumble and his amplifiers. It is extraordinary how such a mythology surrounds a bunch of electronic circuits and components

[@MattShufeldt]

A few years ago, I sold a late 60's Marshall straight cab with original Greenbacks. That cabinet was alive. I've never heard anything like it, in person. So, there's at least one. Wonderful video, guys. I can only imagine how fantastic it must have been in the room.

[@realguitarshredder]

That definitely is one of the best amps I am ever heard. That clean is unbelievable

[@RobFlaxMusic]

I stayed up all night to watch this. It's 7 am in Boston... happy days!

[@benallmark9671]

Stop

[@wildbill7]

This is the kind of content where KZbin needs a 'LOVE!' button. This video deserves a bazillion views, what an amazing player and amp. Thanks so much Robben!

[@cabbage9398]

Robben was very generous with his time. That must have been a long day.

[@ThatPedalShow]

It was a magic day 🙌

[@peterhall4852]

Such a nice,humble and generous man. Privilege to see him.

[@ludvanlazarz]

What an amazing thing, hearing all the real stories from the man himself, with both of you guys who can really appreciate it all to the max and bring it to the fans 🎉🎉🎉

[@trevorjohnson8142]

Thank you, Robben and Mick and Dan and Charlie and Jake. I'll be coming back to this video for, probably, the rest of my life. I have to say, I did some engineering in a studio, but I've never in my life heard a recording that good. It really captures the feeling of being in the room in a way I don't think I've ever heard before. Mick, you've outdone yourself, mate. Thank you guys!

[@Chris.Wiley.]

Wow. It was so great to hear not only Mick and Dan through the Dumble, but also get introduced to the brilliance of Jake and Charlie's playing as well.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks Chris! We are lucky to have some decent players as mates! Hahah!

[@ricklarry4212]

Thanks to all for this wonderful episode. The playing by everyone was top notch. Just being able to hear such a rare amplifier was inspiring.

[@lbrimble100]

Thank you guys. Like others said I think this is a hugely important film. The closest most will ever get to being in the room with one of these legendary amps. I could listen to Robben talk about his friend all night. It was moving when he visibly got emotional talking about the genius of Alexanda Dumble.

[@1987Devo100]

Excellent video to all, enjoyed this in so many ways gentlemen! Thank you all, and Robben Ford for generously allowing it to be played for this show.

[@soapboxearth2]

That euphoric high that you feel when you play a great amp/guitar, you have to catch your breath and take a moment.. you can see these guys in that zone trying out the amp. In the last year or so, I've been building amps. All the classics that i haven't a hope in ever affording. No dumbles yet, but I've built a couple of TrainWrecks. They are just incredible, unreal. I wish there were more demos of real ones on youtube, but there are less than 100 in the world, so... Its so nice to see a pro like Robin bring such a rare , cherished amp to your studio and share it with us.

[@extendedlines]

Despite being an absolutely incredible and legendary guitarist, Robben seems like such a lovely human being. So humble, genuine and kind. And wow, what a musician! Thank you so much for your work, gents!! My hat’s off to you.

[@ScottRainsford-iq6xy]

What was crazy for me was the clean channel with the db meter still hitting the hundreds and the clean still sooo clean - can’t get enough of Robbens energy - smiled the whole episode (for the second episode in a row). Nice touch getting the boys in as well to share the love and appreciation for the unique opportunity, classic D&M gesture of kindness and humility and leaving the ego at the door

[@eaglerayrob]

This one is an arrow through my heart...tears. A wonderful sense of being connected...Soul to Soul. Thanks!

[@donkeydarko77]

Having Charlie & Jake on to play was a real treat. Both guys had some outstanding moments through the Dumble. Thanks, guys!

[@jsentilles]

It's unclear how many more opportunities anyone will ever have to record the amp in this way. It may be the purest recording of a Dumble we ever get. Wow!

[@derick-smith]

I'm truly struggling to process what I just watched. I'll echo the sentiment of many in the comments: this is history. You've managed to catalogue so much incredible content. On behalf of anyone that's ever loved the guitar, thank you Dan and Mick.

[@ollyknightsmith]

These Robben episodes have been incredible, thank you. So good to see Charlie on the show too - should get him back for a full episode!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks, yeah, Charlie is world class

[@jonathangrennan7835]

What's Charlie surname please awesome player

[@ollyknightsmith]

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[@alext.1459]

This is by far the best amp,tone ive heard PERIOD....thanks so much for doing this...my jaw is still open.... unbelievable!! Greeting from Chile Southamerica..🇨🇱

[@sebastienboisvert3268]

This video, combined with the Tom Bukova / Guthrie Trapp album release, makes of May 2024 one of the greatest month in guitar tone history.

[@williamwagnon2809]

I put off watching this episode as long as I could, because there can always only be one first impression. Hearing Robben play this amp and watching him play it was so instructional and inspiring. I am in awe of his graciousness in sharing this with all of us. THANK YOU!! It was also very satisfying to hear the amp and recognize the sound that I hear in my head when I attempt to dial in every amp that I have ever tried to dial in. This amp truly has the sound that I have always been searching for. It both gratifying and very frustrating at the same time as there will never be another one like it. BUT, it's always good to have a reference to reach for. Thank you Dan and Mick, and most importantly Robben for sharing this.

[@AdamGotheridge]

Thank you all again! Big lift of joy to the human spirit, and I'm sure others felt the same way. Blown away again, and haven't smiled this much since the last episode with Robben. 😇 I'm still blown away with that Miles Davis live aid thing with Robben too. Saw it live on tv and var'd it and watched it over and over, and luckily we can still find it on KZbin. Thanks again, cheers, and sincerely bless your hearts!

[@DPG-Guitar]

What a lovely fella Robben Ford is, as well as such a phenomenal player. I had the pleasure of seeing him play in Sydney a couple of years ago and it was a fantastic concert. He used the one tele for the whole show, may have been the one in this vid, but he didn't have the Dumble as I recall. The Dumble does sound so wonderful even through YT, in the room it must be glorious. I can see why it's a sound so sought after. Hats off to Dan and Mick for this, one of their best yet.

[@ToddTheJoker]

You lucky gits, not only getting to meet and hang out with Mr. Robben Ford but he also lends you his iconic Dumble to play through!!! I don't get jealous,,but......dang it..I AM!!! I have been pestering you guys for years to get Robben on the show since he is my favorite guitarist ever! So happy for you guys! This made me smile and I dont know when It will stop! I look a right fool! Cheers!! oh and speaking of "living your craft", I have always felt that the purity and musicality of Robben and his music is he himself always "living his craft"!

[@jhnel13]

Thank you Robin for the bottom of my heart. Sharing and playing for us to always come back to, and in a way documenting history.

[@Bryantkh13]

That 335 tone is simply the greatest guitar tone I have heard. Wow

[@diner415]

very happy for you guys to take in this experience. you can see how much you're loving every moment!

[@Scoots1994]

I used to live near Alexander. He was a really quiet guy. I talked to him a few times about cars or dogs or whatever, never tried talking to him about amps because I figured he was private about it intentionally.

[@kaikenmoista]

Dear Lord. Thinking that's a single amp. No wet & dry wizardry. That clean clarity, responsive crunch and heavenly distortion coming out.. like all at once, hand in hand & beautifully together. Even the recorded sound is pure bliss.

[@almcnair4037]

So stoked to see Charlie on this - monster player!

[@stevec4396]

what an incredible gesture to let you guys play with it. I thought Dan was going to cry.

[@Wadey1960CS]

Very Few Words Here. Amazing, Wonderful, Emotional episode. A Heartfelt THANK YOU to All involved for helping make this happen. To my friend @Jake Loosemore, Well done mate, quite proud of you!

[@aaronboard6738]

Without watching the entire video yet. That is just perfect. Clean with no boost is just perfect. It’s at that point where you can play anything. Then you have this little button that says “get stuffed” to anybody else that says I’m louder, I’ve got more gain. It’s absolutely magical

[@zakk1983tdm]

Robben..... what an awesome human being.....such an artist.....love this guy to the bone. It sounds weird to say these heavy words for a guy you haven't even met in your life, but he taught me and helped me so much without even knowing it!!!!!

[@benjohnson4810]

Thank you gentlemen. Beautiful tribute to Mr. Dumble. Robben is even more incredible after this show. God bless you all and live your craft, if need be.

[@urbandombert]

I am Lucky enough to had the opportunity to Watch Robben Ford for several Times and witness his unreal Tone, sometimes first row, Right in Front of this Amp. 30 years ago I loved from Cologne (Where I saw Robben Ford and the Blue line for the first time) to Berlin. 2 weeks later I‘ve watched him at the Tränenpalast and there I Met a guy named Rainer who becomes my best Friend. We Both play Guitar and are really into the technical aspects of Sound, a Bit like you Two Guys. And we are Both Die Hard Robben Ford Fans of course. My Friend unexpectatly died last Christmas, and you can guess that those two Videos are very Special to me. I was thinking of my Friend the whole time

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah mate, so sorry for your loss, but so great you got to share some incredible music with your friend. Cheers mate, all the best

[@urbandombert]

@@ThatPedalShowThank you, Mates. That is exactly what was in my mind when I saw your Robben Ford Videos. We shared some Great Music and discovered some great Artists and gear Together Like Joey Landreth. And I‘m thankful for the Time we spent Together. And what you Do here was a Big Part for us. So Thank you very much for your Work too. It‘s full of passion and Knowledge and fun.

[@toneking6555]

What a great human being! Thanks for this treat.✌❤🎸

[@sirfultonbishop]

Any video with or about Robben Ford is a must watch! Loved the history of how he eventually ended up with his Dumble. By the way, there are some mighty fine guitar players in that room.

[@MichaelGleasonGuitar]

One of the greatest episodes ever, and that's saying something! Incredible.

[@godbyone]

32.29. That little bend that soft notes stayed and didn’t fade away and stayed . Make dumble so great

[@ahiwalter9153]

Thank you so much Mr. Robben Ford & TPS for putting this information out there. These amps are so mystical & magical & incredible & I’ve tried to learn as much about the man as I have about the amps. It’s a pleasure to listen to you tell some of the lesser known parts of his story.

[@VonBluesman]

Best Show Ever. The great amount of love and musicianship shared here is Priceless. Thank You Howard Alexander Dumble and The Gang. 👍😎🎸✌️

[@ShiningEyeBrigade]

Thank you everyone, and thank you thank you Robben Ford for your generosity of sharing this with us through the fine TPS peoples.

[@stevehazlewood2960]

OK guys, just remember this is one of the finest blues rock, jazz guitarists in the world...anything he plays guitar thru is going to sound incredible...the Dumble Overdrive Special just makes it sound that much better....us mere mortals just try to come close..

[@DavidLHolzer]

What a great show. Wow. Just blown away.

[@bedetaylor5160]

I have come to the conclusion that people who say “I don’t get the Dumblething” have never had the luxury of actually playing a Dumble amp. Man was a genius, a tunnel-visioned artist whose art was the procurement of “tone”. Thank you so much for gifting us this.

[@elliotgreen987]

Wow! What's really striking to me is how it both takes on the character of the guitarist and guitar in such a big way whilst also retaining the character of the amp Clearly everyone was having a great day as you all sounded phenomenal through it

[@jamesleavitt5719]

As expected, it was a delight to hear such great tones but as usual, it was even more of a delight to see your guys reactions, interactions and genuine love for this stuff. You can tell that a lot of thought was put into how to present this video and in typical TPS fashion, you did it in a way that felt totally genuine and real while also maintaining the highest level of quality and in this instance the appropriate amount of respect and reverence that this subject matter deserved. The gear is great but it is always you guys that I enjoy the most about TPS. Bringing in Jake and Charlie for this one was another thoughtful choice and a fun addition that added to this video in a really great way. Thanks so much for the amazing work that you guys do.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you kindly!

[@motorosso3349]

It says a lot about just how good Robben Ford is. When Mick said "play", Robben did just that without any hesitation and sounded great. He doesn't play processed music, but rather something from his core. So nice to hear in the TPS setting. I'm pretty jaded, but these 2 videos where really special. Thanks!

[@scottcurry4116]

Fantastic show! Great playing by all. I loved Robben’s stories about Alexander Dumble and how he lived his craft. Thanks for making this video.

[@jonathantait7634]

Jeez lads, I was almost in tears numerous times in this video. So happy for you guys getting to do this.

[@TheDrunkenScoundrel]

I absolutely LOVE the way you formatted this. Kudos to whomever influenced the scripting and editing of these videos, both independently and as a pair. Nicely done.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you! Mick here. No scripts, but thank you.

[@TheDrunkenScoundrel]

@@ThatPedalShow Script as a figure of speech. Planned or laid-out would have been a better choice.

[@chrishalemusic]

Robben is a gift to music and through his giving nature we are able to see the TPS folks just flooded with palpable joy and it has made my day.

[@YeatzeeGuitar]

Completely lives up to the hype in this video. Wow, best dumble documentation yet 👏

[@seangillen920]

Talk to Your Daughter Hit me hard with his sound when it came out and got more refined through the Blue Line, Mystic Mile and Tiger Walk records. What a privilege to play this. How many tears welled up while you guys were playing? Very happy for you all to have this experience.

[@aarondurham75]

This episode literally gave me goosebumps! Thank you Mick, Daniel and especially Robben!!

[@BlackofAzur]

I'm speechless... This is the best video on internet

[@danpechacek3855]

The reference to the amp being a person, and then all of these unique people interacting with it-each of you had a conversation with Dumble, despite the obvious existential limitations. What a beautiful thing. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@testinguk_Admin]

It sounded better than I expected for all. That was fantastic.

[@kevinmcguire6025]

This will be watched for generations. What a great interview and capturing history! Thanks 🎸☮️

[@toms5951]

Last week convinced me to go out and finally buy a TS9, and absolutely love it. I hate to see where this week will take me

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hahahah😂

[@danriley5848]

This is by far the best video I've ever seen on the Dumble amplifier and how it sounds and it was great for Robin to bring it in and demo it.

[@nicefish10]

I am a higher end recording studio owner and I have to say OMFG…..Thank you guys soooo much for this video. Watching Robbin talk about his amp, and hearing you guys play….and the amount of respect and reverence you showed for Robben, his amp, the time with him, the stories etc….so gracious and respectful. As you should be with a great man who is also kind, humble, legendary, and grounded all at once. This video is now an important piece of guitar history. May God bless you all for this. Excellent job. Nicely done on all accounts.

[@Jonathanmorganguitar]

'Life song ' by Robben Ford & The Blue Line is one of my absolute favourite guitar pieces. Incredible playing and perfect tone 🤌

[@GabeHelma]

Lifetime? I cant find any "life song" by Robin.

[@GabeHelma]

Oops nevrmind i found it on the tube. Its just not on spotify for some reason.

[@Jonathanmorganguitar]

It should be on Spotify. Perhaps search the full title 'life song (one for annie)'

[@gcatwyo]

Very generous of Robben to share so much! The effect on everyone was pretty obvious! Well played.

[@denmar355]

That sound can make me cry. Very emotive.