Tim Lerch John Stowell - My Ideal - Duo Performance

[@murraykuun6009]

Love the way John rests his chin on the guitar

[@justinjeter3240]

I could listen to that all day!

[@kenji3389]

Two masters playing acoustic archtop. It cannot get better!

[@PaoloDeRose]

Straordinarie sonorità e timbriche acustiche pregevoli. La Gibson ha una gran voce, negli assoli preferisco il suono dell'Epiphone. L'ascolto al telefonino mortifica la qualità del suono degli strumenti. Chitarre di grandissima bellezza, stupendo il colore del legno.

[@ericmelaerts]

A thing of beauty. ❤️

[@deano41.123]

Bravo , magnificent. Echoing What others have said, l could waste away all the hours of a day listening to this. Thank you and cheers.

[@jamescopeland5358]

Gentlemen, I really enjoyed this tune! Absolutely great. Thx

[@davebowman8407]

Bravo !!!👏👏👏!!!

[@christianlacheze3323]

Delightful!

[@jeremyhickersonsalem]

that was wonderful!

[@jeremyversusjazz]

Beautiful. Love stowell’s comping.

[@scottschnirl6311]

Nice work guys .. I’m a old jazzer in Lincoln’ NE. .. keep them duos coming!!

[@johanneshoffmann9003]

bravo

[@emlyngriffith5846]

Lovely….a joy to watch 👍🍷

[@samtchen]

How relaxing ! Suprisingly John sticks to his unique way of playing and still remains in the sentimental track of the tune .

[@KBMars]

Beauty beyond words from two masters of their craft

[@brucephares3797]

Yeah, you two!!! That's super tasty. Nice going.

[@sivadyert]

Two of the finest guitarists in the NW (and in the world)! Great to hear you guys together!

[@romualderenc408]

owsome!

[@jorgetenamusic]

Fantastic!! There‘s something magical and intimate about guitar duos. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing talent!

[@volkmarfolss2833]

Greetings from Austria and DANKE (THANK YOU) for your Playing in A real human way.

[@BGreat2]

This is my definition of musical heaven! Thank you both!

[@zakkjones]

Incredible!

[@SomeKindOfMadman]

This was magical!

[@pablomerighi335]

Awesome! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Sludgepump]

Tremendous! Just excellent! Thank you both.

[@JazzgutsVGvanKampen]

Great playing both of you, I have to think of Joe Pass who once solo recorded a record this way, the mic pikking up the sound instead of an amp, very great sound, greetings Vic

[@tabriff3832]

Beautiful. As opposed to an ensemble piece, I feel that it is essential to be an active listener with a duet. Well, the truth is, the more actively you listen to all good music the richer the experience, and that definitely springs from an involvement in music itself. With an ensemble piece, you listen to the complete soundscape, that is the artists intent. The active part of this, is to hear all the elements (be aware of), but not to apply focus. Let your brain multi task, or parallel process. In the case of a duet, especially two like instruments, being an active listener to me, means applying focus. The beauty of it is, as you listen, your focus will naturally and seamlessly change from one instrument to the other, and that pattern of changes will not be the same for each listening. Yes a strong lead can draw your focus, and a subtle lead can put you on the fence, but there is much more to it than that. The other great joy that comes from being an active listener, is that you get closer to the performance, the personal input of the musician, not just the output.

[@jazzdirt]

It's like listening to an eloquent conversation.. If you don't pay attention you lose track, and won't know what it is about. It's intellectual, but it's also some of the nicest poetry, with some very nice word choices and colors.

[@DavesGuitarPlanet]

I like this one better than the other two I watched them do together, because the guitars seem more respectful of the other's space. The other two videos, they were invading each other's registers and roles. IMHO Also, very classy to play acoustics with a single mic. You HAVE to listen and stay out of the other guy's space.

[@robgreene1776]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.................

[@KristopherCraig]

I’m curious if John’s touch is different on the acoustic then his usual extra light touch with his electric guitar. The tone of both these guitars sound amazing! Always really great playing buy both of you!

[@spoocyguy]

Got taken away for a few minutes there.

[@hycus4292]

which wonderful guitars you are playing, guys ?

[@gavinw5469]

Gibson L5 and epi Broadway. Read the description.

[@becembouchnak3046]

i bet they went to play golf after this

[@mikeowen8344]

John Stowell would be a great guitarist if only he could stretch his fingers over the fretboard...