The Brothers Landreth At TPS [Director’s Cut Full Length Version]

[@ThatPedalShow]

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[@GitShiddy]

So serendipitous that after oof a month of waiting for the rest of this film, that the episode of these Canadian bois is uploaded on Canadian Thanksgiving. And aren't we all thankful for the Brothers Landreth?!

[@ThatPedalShow]

We are, eh! Hoorah!

[@onenotesolo256]

@@ThatPedalShow it’s aboot time

[@kjphoto]

"I just love this shit." --I think we can all relate, Joey. 😁 Mega-cheers from the Big Apple.

[@hoboroadie4623]

Another Paycheck's worth of jumper cables and I should have a fully operational Brotary. I doubt that it will work as well as a pair of Harmonious Monks, but it is a free country and I have to give it a try.

[@mattgilbert7347]

Yeaaah! Legend. You are a legend, mate. Now I feel ok about two choruses, a Flanger, Univibe, phaser, Tremolo, and.. yeah. "Another Paycheck's Worth" shall be our battle-cry.

[@mattgilbert7347]

This is extraordinary. Not since The Edge teamed up with Eno & Daniel Lanois have I heard a guitarist approach effects in a live show with such creative genius. I can't recall the last time I called a musician a "genius" - Joey is a very, very bright chap. Outstanding. Thank you, TPS.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ahahahahaha! Awesome!

[@SashaIvantic]

HOW I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. Joey Landreth At TPS Lawrence of Arabia Edition ❤

[@BlueSkyDogs]

Hands down my favourite person on the planet . He remains humble even with a pedal board that looks like the deposit for a mortgage! Love to Joey and the best of luck with the tour. B

[@weschilton]

I think I have watched this 4 times now and just can't get enough of the geekery, musicianship and love that you guys all have for each other! Its a joy to watch, and highly educational!

[@lewisbeeman]

Finally got to see The Bros Landreth in concert last night. It was amazing.

[@simonhirstmusic]

What I will always love about these videos is the variety in which we all chase an end goal. Be it simple setups or complex setups, it’s all about how best to serve the songs and translate them live ❤ Awesome video, guys!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yeah man. Mick here. So much of what we do is obsessing about tone in isolation. And here’s this madman doing it in love songs, basically. Hahahah! AWESOME!

[@TraneFrancks]

The trem/reverb section around 32 min. in is just TO DIE FOR in the cans. Absolutely spectacular. What a special release this is, guys.

[@IL2TXGunslinger]

Best best best best episode!

[@dobster5819]

When genius level playing meets golden ears. Thank you for this wonderful show, this will be watched forever.

[@tristanwillis7702]

I didn't get to see the Bros in Bristol this tour and was gutted to miss them after spending basically the entire pandemic listening to them (I was on holiday for basically the duration of the British leg, it's not all bad!), but just wanted to say thanks to Mick and Dan and indeed Joey and Dave for the appearance, performance and usual brilliant chat! What a fantastic bunch of humans.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Tristan, we appreciate that greatly!

[@lukenetti7984]

I’ve watched that original TPS video with Joey probably a dozen times! His playing and discovering the Let it Lie album changed how I felt about the guitar. His playing is so unique.

[@petergraham9267]

SOOOO good to hear Joey talk about EQ in a band setting. So many online guitar demo players have deep, rich, fat tones, and have everyone striving for those, and that works great at home or when recording, but it does not work in live band.......my general tone is bass light and treble high......sounds surprisingly bright when played in isolation; but works perfectly when set against our drummer, bass player, keys player, and tenor sax........... I mostly have those upper mids / highs all to myself, along with the singer.

[@nigelgirling6579]

I so love this full-length episode. I listen to the Brothers L at dinner most evenings via a playlist of every song they've ever recorded - and it makes me re-evaluate constantly my approach to playing. I think I've cut out about 60% of the notes from my solos. Not bad, as I've only been playing for 51 years so I'm still learning. TPS is the source of my ongoing education - and depleting bank balance. Thanks guys!

[@ERICKATERLE]

I love The Brothers Landreth and I learned about them on TPS!!! Thank you so much Dan and Mick for sharing your love for The Brothers and their beautiful music ❤

[@1rondark]

Playing this on my best audio system. Only Airplay but the stereo mix is bloody amazing. Mick!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Ron! I really appreciate that!

[@rogerdat7807]

Indeed. Of ALL the electric guitar content creators online, I have to proclaim TPS getting us the closest to sitting in the room. Oh the tone is EPIC!!

[@Jamooshoe]

Every episode with Joey is pure gold! ❤

[@billsherrington5996]

Well…. Fantastic work Mick and Dan for putting this all together for our delectation and delight. What we’ve got here from the Bros L, is not guitar and bass playing, not clever sounds or electro trickery. It’s art, pure art! Wonderful

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks so much Bill!

[@actorartistmusician]

I love these videos so much. I was lucky enough to have a private lesson with Joey over zoom - and what I can say is - he is on such a higher level of thinking/feeling music that it makes sense he has this complicated stage pedal setup to keep things fresh for him! If he were just playing the song he would get board (misspelling intentional..lol). When he talks about it being "fun" to manage all that chaos on stage - I get that - I can't do it - I like everything to be dialed and consistent so I don't have to think about my board and tones - and can focus on the playing - but Joey is so beyond ANYTHING in the music world that his playing/singing is always so consistent and dialed, that his focus can be the tone and pedals. Makes total sense! Love from Salt Lake TBL and TPS!! Cheers,

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks Tyler! Totally with you on Joey’s apparent otherworldliness. We love these guys so much. Cheers!

[@tristanbouchonnet1461]

The dude has got a freaking big pedalboard but shows everyone that he can have 4 sounds just using the knobs on his guitar ! Man that's cooooold !

[@ThatPedalShow]

Yeah baby!

[@periloustemple8290]

Finally made it through my 1st pass on this vid. This is a TPS Extraordinary FEET (see what I did there!) among legendary episodes. Just WOW!!!! If they were not as good, the fact that they are so genuinely themselves and so very thoughtful would be enough. Thank you for the hard work. This was amazing.

[@madbassist2004]

Joey is one of my favorite songwriters and of course guitar players and Dave is one of my main heros as a bass player. This was a perfect episode and well worth the wait! Well done, gentlemen.

[@otherworldsnaps]

Joey's the guy who beat the final tone boss at the end of the game. Luckily he's nice enough to tell us how he did it!

[@Airfire21]

That expression pedal that Joey has built is ABSOLUTELY KILLER! Also shows so much restraint as a guitarist - of course your temptation is to have it super wet all the time, but he doesn't, he blends and tweaks - that's something that only someone who 'loves this shit' - will do! Great episode and man - this is one to come back to often and measure yourself in terms of enjoyment and how connected you are to your current rig.

[@sassulusmagnus]

Excellent episode. Some very helpful insights from Dave Landreth on the role and influence of bass. His point about having an overview of arrangement is spot on.

[@petergraham9267]

That lad is otherworldly in his playing and tone - was it Paul Gilbert or John Mayer who said playing blues was basically playing almost everything going out of or coming into tune! Boy does Joey exemplify that - and it sounds SO cool!

[@Cameron655]

Oh, and, always a pleasure to see Joey on the show. Lovely bloke; amazing guitarist, armed with a frankly terrifying board.

[@pekkakaarlo]

I love the new record - and the previous ones as well. Also loved the live show in Copenhagen. And love TPS, too.

[@MartinCliffe]

Clicking "Like" once doesn't feel enough for this video. Super cool. Thanks for giving Dave a bit of air-time too!

[@justgould]

Hello Sunday afternoon. So ready for this!

[@benjaminhixson3918]

So thrilled this is finally out! Far and away my favorite recurring guest!

[@petegeoghegan7562]

Excellent. Thank you sharing this deep dive. I had two fuzz pedals on my board. Now I have three! Beautiful songs, playing, tones and people. Joey has worked out how to get a full on Daniel Lanois production out of one guitar, a pedalboard....and three amps. Glorious.

[@SeanJWestcott]

Equal parts inspiration and intimidation … so much passion and creativity in Joey’s craft … an artist at the top of his game … thank you Dan and Mick for such amazing content

[@stpirate89]

I saw Bros Landreth at Oxford the other week because of the plug here on TPS, I've been waiting for this extended version. Wonderful stuff!

[@nealpike6611]

I absolutely know what I'm doing after taekwondo and Sunday dinner tonight then cheers mick

[@BuddyBlues]

Fellas this was a treat. WOW

[@andsoistopped]

I hate that I love it so much. That’s was funny. My purchase of a Stomp made so a huge difference to being able to continue to make albums at home. And it has turned out to be a fantastic creative tool. It’s not on my board currently. But that’s because I am not recording album three yet.

[@adamloris]

what a ruddy lovely video. thanks chaps

[@nealpike6611]

Joeys humour meshes so well with you two

[@stratcat688]

More Pedal sessions “ please! You showcase some wonderful talent as well as their gear. I love that we get both!

[@goswo]

Joey is fryggingmazing and Dave is bassistastic. I really really love his bass playing. Really….

[@sjc4585]

That was just great! Watched each part multiple times. I've never liked slide until I heard Joey play it and someone please create a ring mid/filter/volume/expression pedal in one unit and put me on the waiting list!

[@lamech006]

Our band used to play the Bros' version of Jesus on the Mainline in every show. I just love love love everything Dave does on the bass and tried to emulate him. A joy to play even if I never quite figured it out!!

[@McPhan86]

LOVE their version! It's my soundcheck song😆

[@lamech006]

@@McPhan86 I mean the original is legendary and the Ry Cooder version is an amazing classic, but how crazy good are Joey Dave and Ariel doing it ??

[@scottw9732]

Just awesome, thank you all.

[@bilusaurus]

Spent the morning listening to the new album. What a fantastic array of musical sounds! Loved it!

[@mrredritehand]

I love this show so much, Thank you guys for everything, so informative and just flat out cool pedals and playing. Please sir, may we have some more ?

[@ampozi7145]

Adressing Joey as guitarist I think is to come short of, he's a "holistic" musician... Although a nerdy one 😅. And Dave, the humble aproach to his role in the band makes him so relevant!!! Thanks to TPS I was able to know of this wonderful "band of brothers" years ago.

[@davevanmoorlehem1455]

Thank you Mick and Dan for introducing me to Bros Landreth. Was lucky enough to see them perform just last night here in Calgary and the experience was fantastic. Joey gets most of the attention and he rightly deserves it, but the real magic is how the band play together. Somehow I ended buying a signature Joey Landreth Fuzz by Mythos Effects from the merch booth last night-that is a first. I was proudly wearing my All You Need is Fuzz shirt and that must have set in motion the events that lead to the pedal purchase...ha ha ha.

[@benagen2954]

Truly inspiring ❤

[@pmunkey1]

One of the best parts of TPS is seeing Dan & Mick being truly moved by music. Just beautiful guys. X

[@McPhan86]

Had the pleasure of meeting the Bros after their Glasgow gig - absolute gents and super humble but we all know they're remarkable musicians!

[@CarsonBrockOfficial]

“Muah!” Love this guy so much

[@GlasVelo]

Great video as always gents. Some of the tones Joey gets are absolutely mind blowing! Missed them on tour unfortunately...next time!

[@brucer261]

that is spectacular!! especially being able to blend with that switch Joey set up. Amazing!

[@michaeleaster1815]

That intro... yowsa! I just realized that TPS has introduced me to some of my new heroes: Greg Koch, Mark Letteiri, Shawn Tubbs, etc. And now this cat... This channel really is a gem (and, on rare occasion, a Jem).

[@joseph_lacy]

Goodness I’ve been waiting for this one, so excited to watch it. Thanks y’all!

[@mrredritehand]

Great time for creative expression and music production. What a time be a guitarist and instrumentalists

[@benjammin4840]

So awesome. Thank you for sharing the longer edit!

[@alexsorokin1896]

Epic, absolutely epic! I’ve been patiently waiting for this gem. 🙌

[@ThatPedalShow]

Alex! Thank you is all we have to say. Helping giving this man voice is public service! Thank you!

[@alexsorokin1896]

You guys are the best. I can’t thank you enough for the first class exposure; the way you guys capture the performances and discussion’s, both sonically and visually is first class. And I couldn’t agree more; getting to be part of his tonal team is an absolute privilege and joy; truly humbling to be mentioned in the same breath as all of you other cats.

[@codybollinger9785]

I've been waiting for this! Finally here!

[@nilsx3020]

It would have been amazing to see this before seeing their show, to appreciate and understand how these sometimes complex yet so natural sounds are being created.

[@BrentGrowe]

Great chat! Very inspiring. Bummed that the habit got overlooked. Was really interested in hearing how he might be working it in to songs. Maybe next time 😊

[@arielinzunza]

Literally. First stroke to the strings at 0:05 and I burst into laugh of joy. What a sound and player!

[@jrchanning]

What a player Joey is and brother Dave is no slouch as a bass player either, fantastic and fascinating look through Joey's pedal board, he sure loves his fuzzes !! 😄

[@GuitarJawn]

01:13:04 Wow that whole explanation of the instrument was really profound. I don't play a lot of bass but I'm going to now.

[@andrewarcher2773]

The best thing about his pedal board for me is the photo of his wife and child - that is priceless - the loneliness of the touring muso with a family at home - heartache everyday

[@adalbertoschuckjr.1509]

OMG....Tone is everything

[@Gutierrez_Felipe]

Please come to Brazil, Joey and Dave!!

[@DakotaHales]

I'm loving this video and there's so much to talk about, but the thing that kinda confuses me is the comment that a 56 gauge string is really light for C. I tune to drop C, which is obviously different from open C, but the low string is still the same note. 12-56 is the standard string gauge for that tuning. I actually run 11-54, just a touch lighter. I understand it's a different context (metal not slide) but I wouldn't have thought it would make that much of a difference.

[@pharmerdavid1432]

Foolish fun, and I love it. Got my slide, the Ariel slide, not sure what to do with it yet though - actually I have a collection of slides I don't know what to do with, other than slide. But I sound foolish compared to Maesto musicians like Joey and Ariel and others. Just learning still, even though I've been digging slide since forever. I don't use pedals much though, so perhaps I should shut-up while I'm behind? Cheers!

[@davidLPST]

Joey and the two of you are so good together. Fascinating episode and as usual Joey’s rig is really interesting and he sounds ace. Great to see Dave too

[@laurensbronsveld]

Yes! This is going to be great, been waiting for this! 😁

[@OfficialCharlieHunter]

Landreth Bros rule!

[@WhatsUpWhitey]

The deep dive we’ve all been hoping for!!!

[@robytjoseph]

Why are we not talking more about the picture above his expression pedal? Ultimate tone chaser and all around great guy. TPS: you guys aren't too shabby either.

[@jeffreykavanaugh9969]

Happy thanksgiving, Bros. (and Canadians everywhere)!

[@christopherhansford6876]

Joey, have you styled yourself after Paul Davids, or has he styled himself after you? Or are you brothers from another mother? Either way, it would warm the cockles of MY heart to see you guys do a duet together on KZbin, both with your full pedalboards on display in all their glory along with your facial hair beautifully groomed and shiny. Viewers can vote: whose pedalboard is bigger? Whose beard is sexier? :-) All this is with full respect for both you and David's tasteful playing and contributions to making our world just a little bit better for it.

[@markthespark6240]

I've watched this twice now & still confused as to how he gets these amazing sounds out of the instrument. Is the expression pedal on the RHS & the master vol L & R wheels a custom thing? Thanks Dan & Mick & thanks to the Brothers Landreth for sharing so much with us mere mortals! Hopefully we will get to see them in Australia one day.

[@astewart9410]

Aw yes! LET'S GO!

[@adamfstewart81]

Been waiting for this! For some reason, KZbin does not put your new uploads to the top of my recommended feed anymore. I'm subscribed, I have the bell setting to notify me about all of your uploads, but KZbin is not recommending your videos to me anymore - even though I watch religiously every Friday. I often have to go look up your channel to find your latest video. Very strange. Love from the east coast of the USA.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thanks for that Adam. I guess we just have to market more. But man, KZbin really holds the strings.

[@JordanKilliard]

BONGOS MAKETH THE MAN! 😂 Bongos make me think of the intro to Everyday is a Winding Road by Sheryl Crow. The guitar in that track was awesome.

[@ryanslauderdale]

Here's a fun idea for a video, Daniel and Mick. Can you use pedals with a theremin and make it sound good, or at least good enough for laughs?

[@franascul]

Where did that awesome HX Stomp footswitch come from? Super smart

[@metroecco7908]

been waiting for this!!!!

[@VeniceKing1]

This will be worth the wait!

[@brianhammond761]

Would love to see more Fairfield Circuitry pedals on the show!

[@SSvebor]

This must be some kind of record of mind blows per minute...

[@benjaminmurphy3260]

“Is it worth it, NO!?!! No, but it’s SO FUN!”

[@scot-combs]

It's all about the bongoes!!!!!!!!

[@mahkyb]

MICK! I want that tee shirt you're wearing!!!! I don't see it on your website for sale. I NEED ONE! HELP!! :)

[@bwall615]

I bought a High Road from Joey when he was here in Nashville. Had him sign it and it is the only fuzz on my board. Unless you count the Way Huge Russian Pickle as a fuzz. But it’s a totally different thing. Anyway, the High Road is my all time favorite fuzz.

[@trevorhart6255]

Been waiting for this,,, 👍

[@Angus.Maclean]

Wow, Joey's board is like an analogue Helix. There is every flavour of tone necessary there.

[@Cameron655]

"Who thought of that?! ... let's multiply and divide frequencies ...". Pythagoras, that's who. 🙂

[@gregmize01]

Yet another reason for me to want a Gold Top😬🎸😬🎸

[@bfitz111]

MIND BLOWN AGAIN !! such an inspiring fella every time ye have him on. Great band, great sounds and great people its just great. My own EP will hopefully be out before Christmas and a lot of inspiration has come from this show. I started watching the old gig rig channels and fell back in love with guitar and tone and over the years all of this kind of thing has helped me immeasurably. So thanks chaps! Keep her lit!!!!!

[@andsoistopped]

Gonna have to save this.

[@Sasketchejuana_man]

You can hear when a group sounds too controlled on records too. Allowing more collaboration and improvisation and less click track just creates a feel