A few years ago an old black guitarplayer was in my Studio to record his last Blues-Album. He played the hell out of his old guitar. I was so impressed from the magical sound of his guitar and his awesome playing that I asked him on which guitar-model he was playing on ....then he just smiled and laid his hand on my shoulder and said with his kindly voice: "Sammy"... he said ...."its not the guitar" 😊✌🏽
Ok, I was actually taking notes on this one. It's like attending Groovy University. Thanks Scott. I didn't know what I didn't know until watching this one.
I have learned more from this channel than I have learned in ALL my years of playing music and being around the same kind of people. It's too bad you could not have sold this stuff as lessons. Problem is people do not realize they want or need to learn it. Thanks Scott!
You said one that many of us never understand or care a less. Many guitarists try to sound amazing by themselves, but at the same time they step on same levels with their sound on bass guitar or keyboards or vocalist. Many famous superband guitarist have quite modest sound by themselves or nothing unsual but with the band they match perfectly. Number two is that every single guitar in this world is very unique. It's even impossible to copy something, no matter you have same woods, picks and pick ups and an amplifier because every guitar has it's own unique harmonies around that basic key note you play.
you explain things very well. to me at least, and I have major issues with keeping focus and learning anything , and remembering anything important is a challenge in itself. great work man.