Fun With Five Awesome Vintage Amps From 1958 - 1966 - That Pedal Show

[@LetsTalkAboutMathRock]

Shout out to Dan & Mick making 1hr+ videos and not stuffing them full of ads.

[@imantisocial3179]

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[@leo.y.comprendo]

Steve! So great to see you here haha

[@matthewcollett4181]

🙌🏻

[@JohnWDGTandTele]

Yes!!

[@richj4305]

Guys with channels only comment so you will check out their channel. Kind of funny he's advertising by commending them for not advertising.

[@tedayre]

Previous episodes: “The sound of small amps breaking up is not our thing” - this episode, all smiles and EPIC TONES! Well done lads, well done. I am seriously grateful for this episode.

[@frenchfry1342]

That's all i could think to. Going back to the Revival Drive episode to now 😂 The right amp can change your mind

[@millmoormichael6630]

Best kept “secret”.. I’m getting ridiculous results recording with a 1957 Gibson GA-5. The Stager ribbons are a killer too.

[@avbsvideo]

Millmoor Michael That’s the second time this amp (which I had not previously heard of) has come across my path in the same day. Guess I’m going to have to track one down.

[@_RLP]

@@avbsvideo The GA-19RVT is also worth checking out. Skip Simmons agrees...

[@teddymarshall352]

Millmoor Michael @rhettshull

[@DannyJamesGuitar]

The most important thing I've learned from watching That Pedal Show is that two amps is almost always better than one.

[@almightyEsquilax]

@Rocknrolladube did you miss that part of the video?

[@Keigan884]

In the words of Dale from Office Space.... what would you do with one million dollars? two chicks at one time!

[@Skiddins]

Yep… not really practical when you’re playing a pub though !

[@CraigPaddockmusic]

I’m at minute 24.... this is the best playing I have ever heard from both of you, Dan and Mick. ! And I’ve watched EVERY episode. something magic happening with the old amps. Kudos!!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

There we are. We keep saying it and people think we’re nuts. So much of it is in your head and we’d be fools to ignore it. Happy, inspired, tone... there’s a tiny chance of some music here!

[@TeleCathster]

That’s why I love hearing Dan’s old Vox ac30! 1961 I believe!

[@craigsenior1344]

That Pedal Show, known about the channel for a while, however, this video made me subscribe. Give yourselves pats on the back

[@spoonylove]

Totally agree.

[@spoonylove]

51:40 amazing.

[@DRocks77]

What a treat TPS . What a lucky guy to have the real deal and he share them with us "THANKS JOHNNY "

[@DavidDyte1969]

I love when Mick gets into that Chet Atkins stuff. So sweet.

[@maxfrassine6889]

I feel stupid for asking but what's the first finger style tune he plays? I've heard it hundreds of times before ..

[@calebo29536]

Max Frassine are you thinking of Mr. Sandman?

[@tulk3747]

Guys, just want to say thanks so much for letting us experience your joy vicariously, that is so plainly visible throughout the whole video, playing with all these great vintage amps. I'm only a basement noodler with a Vox Valtronix modeling amp and some partscasters, so vids like this mean a lot. lets do 2hr next time :P

[@jamesgoddin8880]

This is why I love my silver face Champ so much. Beautiful sounds at non-ear bleeding volumes. Tube screamer in the front - happy days.

[@tskjek08]

Stellar!!! Back in the 90’s I worked in a guitar store in Minneapolis, Minnesota where Z Vex was a regular customer. One day he wanted to show us a prototype pedal he was building called the Fuzz Factory. So after hours he came by and plugged it into an old Marshall Major we had at the time and proceeded to demonstrate what the end of the world might sound like. It was loud, it was fuzzy, and it was glorious. What Mick was playing at the end reminded me of that day. Thank you!

[@guitarfreak585]

Mick - I don't like amp breakup. Also Mick - *multiple drives and fuzzes into vintage Marshall, sounds insane*

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hahah!!! It didn’t go unnoticed in my brain. Mick here. /0)

[@mark7166]

That bit with the JTM 45 and the Sun Face at the end was glorious!

[@paultwiselton1996]

Late to the party I know but MAN ALIVE!! These amps! The playing! The tones!! This is probably the most important TPS episode to date. My ears head and heart thank you and thank Johnny. 👌🏻

[@MythosPedals]

Brownface Fenders are the best! Played a ton at my time at Carter Vintage Guitars, a brownface deluxe with a Les Paul is early ZZ Top all day long. Great episode guys!!

[@brianingram2068]

All kinds of stuff on the stage looking like Billy's amp, but look at the corner of the drum riser... He's playing through a brown Deluxe. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5azlJ1vd9Wfg7M

[@horsehead]

Zach @MythosPedals when can we see your pedals on here? We've had the golden fleece I believe?

[@MythosPedals]

Gary Stead I need to get them the Chupacabra and the new Octave fuzz

[@MythosPedals]

@@brianingram2068 Oh yeah! I've seen that. Brownface Deluxes are so fantastic. I played one that had an more powerful speaker and solid state rectifier and it was immense, it didn't fall apart as bad as the tube rectified ones.

[@paulcowart3174]

Especially when you have a good speaker in them When they go sometimes a Celestion will work Old K Richards trick w his old Fender amps

[@stinkystubin]

WOW!! I have watched your videos for years and somehow missed this one. This is the best playing by both of you I have ever heard. Superb!! Those amps don’t sound bad either.

[@coyote1able]

LOLOLOLOLOL, My new catch phrase. DRIER THAN A NUN"S WINE GLASS.

[@pd4165]

I've never heard it called a 'wine glass' before. Dan nearly falling off his stool - priceless.

[@ChaseandMelia]

This feels like one of those videos when someone eats an entire tray of delicious food. 🤤 Good for you guys!! Thanks for sharing this awesome video of you two interacting with amazing gear! 😎 Cheers 🍻

[@GitShiddy]

Might be worth a rummage through Johnny's collection again and instead of going for the most noteworthy icons, maybe worth a show to look at some forgotten vintage amp tones. I've been needlessly GASing over Gibson Skylarks and the like. But why look at just vintage Fender, Marshall, Vox when weird and wonderful stuff exists at nowhere near as much money to require selling you body & it's parts. A walk down the back alley of Ampegs, Silvertones, Supros, Gibson amps, etc might be worth a look into.

[@FuzzyDancingBear]

I was hoping for this too

[@777Yoni]

I've never been to a brothel, but this episode is how I imagine it.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hahaha!!!!

[@mark130471]

Amp porn!

[@kevin3462]

Man, there have been some great episodes over the years, but this has probably been my favorite TPS episode yet, and I'm pretty sure I've seen them all. That was incredible, thank you Mick and Dan (and Johnny)!

[@SebCB]

Saturday morning in Melbourne Aus. Wife is at work. Sitting down with my 15 month old to watch that pedal show again. My little boy and I are always thoroughly entertained. Hook them young, hook them for life. Cool show boys, bring on the tangents.

[@HiVizSmiley]

I have watched Mick playing that Analog Man into the Princeton about ten times, and it keeps getting better. One of the best vids you've ever made gents

[@pcorriveau1982]

God! If they would reissue that 1962 Fender Princeton, I would be the first one in line! Thanks for showing us these old vintage amps.

[@Furtheronmusic]

I've never really understood the thing about old fender amps until this video. I now understand why Bonamassa ditched the Marshall for the tweed amps

[@edadpops1709]

I have to thank you as well for no stinkin ads. You both are top shelf.

[@Chris-wm8gs]

I just love the face Dan pulls when he first hears a knarly sounding fuzz.....his fuzz face if you will...

[@owlytimbre9103]

It has been quite healthy for me to watch Daniel react to fenders. He reminded me of myself in a past life. It's very good to see. 🤠

[@aculeus1971]

...and some stellar playing right at the end through that JTM45.

[@markinthemix6055]

Wonderful show. The moment when Mick said, add just a bit of reverb 😳 this stopped me cold. Heavenly

[@DSalois1]

Man, when Mick cranked the reverb on the blackface and kicked on the tube screamer, that was some magic. Killer playing too. The videos have been great

[@samuelstacey2309]

14:50 then he steps on the fuzz! Man that’s glorious ❤

[@sesa1076]

Rewatching. This is my favorite episode. I’d love to see this topic brought back ...maybe a “...five more...” episode. I’m dying to see what y’all could do with an original 1959 Magnatone 213. However, despite that being my amp, I’m kind of obsessed with vintage British amplifiers. I find KZbin lacking enough content exploring the lesser known British amps. Sellers, Simms Watts, Watkins, Sound City, WEM’s, Matamp, etc. I’d be more than happy to one day rewatch THAT episode.

[@jonathanduffett8374]

Fenton Weill, Bird...

[@mattheweastel129]

Wow, the sound of Dan playing Red through the 65 Super at 42 mins has got to be one of the sweetest sounds I've heard on this show. Kudos for the jazz style, it really suits the sound beautifully

[@ThatPedalShow]

cheers Matt, yeah, when the tone is connecting, stuff happens ;)

[@jakemguitarist]

17:25 “There’s strat headstock and then UH STRAT HEADSTOCK” I died laughing😂

[@thebestian]

wow utterly amazing. What a great start to my day. Mick, hats off for really playin your butt off.

[@mrc2662]

Yaaaay! Fridays can truly begin ;). Thanks for making fridays fab, gents

[@ohkee]

Edit | I've watched this with my brand new TPS cup! The tones... Thank you for this show! I think I just started my search for an oldie.

[@andrewdaw6050]

Mick at 26:03 "This is gonna get expensive!" Me after every TPS ever..

[@thebossandthebeestonstreet9493]

The Bassman, super and Vibratone bit is the best guitar sound I’ve ever heard on this show. Mick, it was so good you weren’t stressing about ANYTHING

[@johngerson7335]

Opening salvo from Mick was bang-on! Wound up little amps rule!

[@spmartin]

Mick continues to amaze me and bring a big smile to my face! Great playing!

[@rossgarciaperez7808]

By far an away the best sounds from TPS thus far..... That's saying something.

[@AaronSternke]

THIS is why I love this channel so much - as much as you both have experienced and heard, as much as you both know about guitars and gear, as many TPS episodes as you've done, you STILL have that childlike wonder, excitement, and fascination when you experience a great sound. That's what it's all about, am I right??????

[@Pedrohsc2]

OMG... so many pearls... lucky Johnny! Great vid as always guys, i'm not surprised anymore with the vids quality, but what really surprised me is the care and attention with the details, like this AMAZING video description, tks for being such perfectionists! Cheers

[@jett7530]

Sitting back with a hot beverage in my hands listening to old amps for over an hour = Bliss..! Thanks Lads!

[@JedSprague]

When mick turned on the Sunface with the 335 I was like OH PLAY THE GRISSOM RIFF. And he did!

[@graemero5532]

Jed Sprague, Me too

[@supaf1]

Woohoo... A fresh video on Friday morning to listen to during my commute to work. Love it, cheers from Chicago USA please come visit

[@jsantos1104]

....from The Captain’s new pedalboard video...My new must have TPS t-shirt! “May I suggest a position?” (include a picture of a few pedals being swapped around & perhaps some sort of silhouette of Dan). I swear if you make this happen, I will buy a dozen of them and give them to my friends for Christmas! Cheers to THE BEST group of guys out there in pedal land! Thank you!

[@its_just_berk]

Ive watched every episode of TPS thus far and ive never heard your playing sound do great, gentlemen! And that's not to say your past vids are rubbish. It was just very palpable how this pieces of gear were inspiring both of you. And Mick, that Jimi quote with the Strat Super Reverb. My god, man. Cheers guys! Great episode!

[@Milankoful]

liking this video even before it starts is a no brainer

[@jakestewartmusic]

YES. This perfectly showcases why I love cranking my Carr Rambler amp. My amp has a bit more power (the output section is more like a Tweed Pro), but you get that lovely breakup. The spring reverb and bias tremolo both sound their best when those power tubes are overdriving. Just glorious.

[@andyb9118]

It's about time Greg Koch appeared on TPS!

[@ThatPedalShow]

That would be wonderful!

[@sawdust6968]

oh yes!!

[@davelanciani-dimaensionx]

@sbjkd I think it souns like "Kotch" ??

[@BlackCatBonz]

Dave Lanciani no, it sounds like cock

[@telecasper]

Yes please! That would be killer

[@brianwbuller]

When Dan plugs his tele in at 27:15 and you can hear the "ghosting" they're talking about in only your right ear and the verb in the left, what an insane sound!

[@imgonnagetbanned]

Damn that sounded KILLER, especially the Bassman...divine. I'd be interested to hear a Bassman head to head with an early JTM... and then see how that compares with any of the Bluesbreaker pedals from last week. Great show guys!

[@leohernandezcolonful]

Mick and Dan, that is the joy of playing vintage amp! Modern stuff comes close but there is something special about an old Fender or Marshall breaking up that just can’t be beat. The JTM 45 is the reason I fell in love with vintage amps. Give me that amp and a clean boost (or fuzz) and you got rhythm and lead. Need clean? Backup the volume knob. Vintage technology that will forever be the cornerstone of rock!

[@ofulm]

Excuse my French, but holy sh*t, Mick’s tone in the opening scene is just amazing....

[@voxfazer9154]

After almost 3 years (?) of Dan & Mick duo I just noticed how you're perfectionist Mick, al-ways touching knobs when Dan is playing ahahah ! Love you guys 🖖🌼

[@grandudetonesnob7107]

Great job mates! Love the tones and playing. I do suggest that everyone check out Jim Campilongo to experience the Tele/ Princeton combination at it's most glorious! Thanks for sharing these amazing amps!

[@arnyarny77]

i have seen his videos, he is great, i agree

[@TuckRob]

"Can you hear the difference in a mix?" Well you've made the point before that you get an inspired performance and this video is great illustration of that.

[@aintnothinbutdablues]

Princeton’s all the way... What a sound!

[@tonisiret5557]

Some emotions came out, listening to those amps today. Well done guys; I've always wanted a Bassman!

[@RobFlaxMusic]

49:46 Tagging this little riff for later so when I'm back from tour and have a guitar I can steal it

[@_RLP]

Great show, guys! Massive! Keep it up! And a shout out to Johnny, for lending the gear. Cheers

[@joshuaanderson1903]

Holy f***! Mick went off in this episode! 😮

[@andrewanderson3746]

That Collings with the P90 gets me every time. Thanks for doing the show dudes, such a treat hearing all these vintage amps!

[@elbik95]

This video was too much fun, i have nothing to ask and i'm thinking about selling my house and buying a bunch of vintage amps, i'd be a happy homeless guy... If you're thinking about buying a small amp in this "vintage sounding territory" you should get a Milkman Creamer! Those things are spectacular PS: To me, the best tones came from the 335, that thing sounds KILLER through these amps

[@johnbeloe]

Couldn't agree more. After owning a few vintage amps, I have to be honest I tried a creamer and thought it was the match of more or less any of them. But it's all a matter of personal taste!

[@texanfournow]

Mick's playing is simply outstanding. Combined with excellent gear--magic.

[@ludovicboully3643]

Most epic sound ever in TPS

[@chrishepburn1503]

When I saw that you guys were doing a vintage amp show I was hoping you guys had a Bassman and sure enough you guys have one. I just got a 59' Bassman reissue and I absolutely love it. Great episode lads!

[@calebpaden5856]

Hallelujah for that intro!!!

[@tomgnau]

That foray into the 65 Princeton is like the fourth best Telecaster solo I've heard in my life. Kudos.

[@ThatPedalShow]

ill take that, cheers TG :)

[@rossmcneish5458]

The two Princeton amps in stereo is hands down the best sound I’ve heard from you guys. I wonder if that’s to do with them being easier to record or whether it sounded that good in the room too? It blow my mind and had to rewind. 👍

[@RobFlaxMusic]

+1 came here to say this... 27:11 Red on both is the most glorious sound possible

[@RobFlaxMusic]

Oh I guess the TS helped

[@RobFlaxMusic]

Ah crap then all the amps that follow are incredible too.

[@MWallis2]

I've got a '63 Princeton and can say that it is the best room sound of any amp I've ever owned. Vintage or modern. I always dismissed the Princeton as a student model amp, but it is no joke. Especially the 6G2 circuit Princeton. The only thing that has come close for me is a 1955 5E4 Super (factory 6V6 power section).

[@filianablanxart8305]

I was never an amp snob . Until when test driving my circa 1940 instrument at the Vintage Guitar dealer , and he randomly plugged me into a Tweed Princeton ! Suddenly I realized what things were supposed to sound like .

[@rac3rx76]

That is by far the best I've heard /seen Mick play. Thank you guys from Down Under. Made my Saturday

[@xJaGG3d]

That rotating speaker is the best vintage/blues guitar sound I've heard on KZbin. Ever.

[@tobiaspersson6106]

The very best you have done! Outstanding! Congratz!

[@cfrssll58]

This episode is a sumptuous treat for a crunchlover's ears. If you guys could re-edit this with a few more floating headers to identify which amps you're playing when, it'd really help us viewers to follow and keep track at a glance of the differences in amp voicing (and the pedal x amp effects). Also looks like maybe your vid title "...Vintage Amps From 1958 - 1966" should be rather "... From 1958 - 1969." ( I suppose that's only if you count the play-out.) But that's all niggling. ++++

[@victormaniaci2104]

THOSE TONES!!!!! This was the best sounding video you have ever put out! Even better than the ultimate wet/dry/wet video. I have never been so moved by anything on you tube. Not only were the amps amazing, but you guys were playing at another level. Great show!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Wow. Thanks Victor!

[@tomhand1070]

That Marshall though! That is the stuff of dreams!!

[@user-up1us9jf1o]

You are correct. Wanted to hear the jr through it though

[@tomhand1070]

T absolutely! Perhaps a separate vintage Marshall episode in the future would be good! 😜

[@A14b19]

Oh that made my Friday night soooooo gooood that why I love my silverface champ with alnico Jensen speaker Thanks for another great show ....

[@JedSprague]

It really doesn’t get better than a Princeton cooking for me

[@15SecondGearDemo]

When Mick starts playing the 335 at about 34 minutes is one of the best tones I’ve ever heard! I had to rewind and listen to it again. Incredible!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Awwww that’s awesome! The ol 335 is getting some love. Makes me smile big time. I love that guitar. :0)

[@adamandvanessawilson2654]

I had the exact same thought and I started scrolling through the comments to see if anyone else felt the same way. 335 into a breaking up bassman = gold

[@15SecondGearDemo]

It really doesn’t help my craving for a 335 though! Maybe 2019 is the year for me.

[@JimmyWatfordGuitar]

2 coolest dudes on KZbin

[@whisperthiefmusic]

I am cyber dothing my cap to you Gents for the quality of the audio. You've captured the sounds from these special amps wonderfully and it was a joy to listen to. Great to see UK designed Sontronics mics on some of the amps too. First time I've seen you use the Orpheus, it's my go to for almost everything, I think it's a seriously underrated mic. Thanks again (again!!)

[@tomfoolery2082]

At the intro ill hav what micks havin.

[@Riaruga]

Thank you Dan and Mick for warming my ears with those lovely tones (currently -20°C where i live) Killer stuff as always! Keep up the good work :)

[@CNCTEMATIC]

Awesome show guys! Those tones with the rotary speaker were some of the best I've heard on TPS. Looking at the guitar-face with the Princeton, I really think you guys would like a good Deluxe Reverb. It's got some of the small amp lovely squishy-ness with more bottom end power. It's a standard for a reason. Many second-hand re-issues that are broken in and looked after sound awesome. My "Q" though is, what exactly is it about vintage amps that make them sound better than re-issues? I mean, we can do point-to-point wiring, we can get the AlNiCo speakers, we can imitate the circuit exactly, but still there's that mojo that seems to be missing. Does something occur to old amps with age as with guitars (which get drier, lighter, and the pick-ups lose magnetic strength)? If so, what, do you think it is?

[@Ilikeloud]

My guess has always been the transformers. Manufacturers aren’t allowed to make trannies the same way as they used to cos of health and safety regs. Old ones were probably technically much ‘worse’, which perhaps thickens the sound. I could be talking bollocks... but i’ve been through a lot of amps over twenty years.

[@ewetoo]

Only thing about the Deluxes are that they're more ice-picky than the older blackfaces, but dialled down and pedal-driven they can be good.

[@brianingram2068]

I disagree with the other reply that manufacturers "aren't allowed" to make new transformers like the old transformers. That said, there is definitely something to 50-60 year old transformers, speakers & cabinet wood that's difficult to replicate. I've built amps since ~2002, and even I've succumbed to buying vintage amps ('62 & '63 Deluxe, '64 Deluxe Reverb, '65 Vibro Champ, '66 Pro Reverb and '67 Super Reverb, along with a '64 Supro Thunderbolt & '51 Supro Spectator, '74 Echoplex & '65 Fender Reverb Unit). I suspect that as Dan & Mick have found comparing (excellent, modern) pedal versions of rotating speaker, Echoplex & Binson delays, there is just an immediacy when plugging into the old gear where "it's all right there" without any fiddling around. They just "are" the sound you're looking for, without any setup.

[@CNCTEMATIC]

@@ewetoo Have to disagree with you there, that's not my experience. They're no more "ice-picky" than a Princeton on the bright channel, and they have a channel without the bright cap. Even on the bright channel, the key thing is for the speaker to have been broken in (and preferably, proper tubes put in). Then, once cranked beyond 6, the they have a glorious crunch, at volumes where the bigger blackfaces are still clean; the treble is not harsh (though it will be new). If you're talking vintage, I'd take a blackface Deluxe over a Princeton any day.

[@brianingram2068]

@@CNCTEMATIC A Deluxe Reverb is definitely ice-picky on the Vibrato channel, unless the bright cap has been removed or the Volume of that channel is wound up to 7 or beyond. The bright cap on that channel is 47pF (vs 120pF for other Fender amps), and the smaller value makes the effect more intense (and at a higher range of trebles). It's certainly more trebly at lower volume than the Princeton Reverb, as the latter has no bright cap. I'll caveat to say my experience has been vintage DR vs vintage PR, so no promises for how modern reissues will sound. No need to make apologies for the DR, just yank the bright cap out (or make it a larger value, or keep the amp volume cranked right up). I usually work around it on my amp, though I suspect sooner or later I'll take it out.

[@docsiltanen]

BRAVO MICK !!!! That's the best I have ever heard you sound ….what a masterclass !!!!

[@thelimper5313]

Great show, it's so hard trying to understand what makes something sound good. I wonder if somehow we are loosing something from the sound with newer equipment by trying to manufacture it to a high standard. Perhaps all the tiny defects add to the sound to make and more human and nicer to my ear. Did it sound like that out the box when first used? or has the degradation over time somehow added to the tone as well. PS thanks to your last show I was going to buy a deja-vibe but there sold out everywhere I blame this on the pair of you.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah, sorry about that Kane. Michael did say that he’d had a few orders come through! But yeah, I think it’s the same with guitars too. For me it’s the foibles; the idiosyncrasies; the krankiness of them that forces you to wrangle something out of them. The beauty is in the imperfection and unpredictability. Always believed it, just starting to really understand it. Mick here. :0)

[@teschtify]

Mick...wow. Your playing on this video is some of your best! Well done.

[@rcoveyduc]

What IS the colour of the boathouse in Hereford btw? ;)

[@chaz32]

HERRRFURD

[@mrmonster3434]

"The fuck should I know?" Can't believe Sean Bean survived that film...

[@rcoveyduc]

Doesn't happen very often lol.

[@johnfortune2311]

I was SO HAPPY when Dan reached for the gretsch. well done. Great episode.

[@leptyga]

Don't do drugs. Do vintage Fender amps.

[@ripplebear]

Word, good advice! Tell your children too

[@nicolasfox]

I unfotunately didn't take David's advice. I fell into Marshall amps and a life of waywardness...

[@zfatbcvxbthsbcv]

Im amp’d up!

[@cirjames2540]

Or do both and you get Neil Young

[@mark130471]

I have a Bassman habit, not sure how to tell the wife... I'm sure she knows... she keeps moving her lips but for the life of me I can't hear a thing

[@blairlane1614]

A little late to the party.... Gents, I can say that this is the best I've heard you play. It has to be said that those amps sound utterly incredible and I suspect that with such unbelievable sounds came true inspiration. Well done, Lads.

[@simonhirstofficial]

Get yer Neil Young on!! That small frying Fender sound ⚡⚡ Great stuff guys, Johnny most certainly included!

[@josephcorcoran8714]

Wow! Mick, I didn’t know that you could fingerpick like that. The intro was awesome. The Vibratone was amazing!

[@HenryBrutale]

These amps are the real deal. No digital thing can in the real world achieve their sound. When you ear them you understand.. it's like porn vs real sex..;-)

[@chrisegg7936]

This video was rec’d to me by the algorithm and I’m at the point in my TPS journey where I can look at the thumbnail and think “well that room was at least a few years ago, I must have watched this already.” But I didn’t recognize the title so I gave it a click, and i never clicked “like” which is how I KNOW I never watched it. Fancy that! Bonus episode!

[@rnrmfguitarworks]

Dan should play in drop D much more often!

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Awesome sounds from these marvelous classics! Damn fine playing too, gentlemen!!! It just proves the old, "I play better when my sound is right", thing! Excellent show guys! Many thanks :)

[@JDGreen916]

1966 for The Beatles was Revolver - so Yellow Submarine is correct. Though the Taxman guitar sounds are the best on that album for me.

[@baba52]

But the song "Yellow Submarine" was recorded in 1966 and on the Revolver LP. The LP soundtrack to the cartoon Yellow Submarine came out in 1968.

[@richardwood6121]

Yes correct but why mention Yellow Submarine when there's She Said She Said, Dr Robert etc. 1966 was also the year when Blonde On Blonde and Pet Sounds were released (I believe) on the same day. Wowzer!

[@jameschilds7120]

Man!! Micks playing at around is 24 minutes is just awesome!!!! That's a whole load of strat awesomeness, wow!!