Yeah, lots of talent in the hands to make the guitar sound great …

Hahaha yes man

And player too.

Pandemic!

Looks different without his hat. Lol

Yeah good electric guitar sounds huge even unplugged but not always. My custom JEM is quiter than mouse. It is made 9/2020 so woods are not so dry. And gotoh 510 tremolobar makes it quiter. But plugged huge sound.

I believe it has to do with how old that guitar is, i mean its been not a tree for so long, i would assume basically all the moisture has dispersed making it resonate more, i recently bought a 73 strat from the original owner and unfortunately/fortunately it went through a housefire, the owner said it was the most uninspiring guitar ever, the guitar didnt actually catch on fire but it got hot enough for the clear coat to bubble, and the owner said after the fire he picked it up and it was lighter than ever switch the strings on it and it sounded like an acoustic, plugged it in and it became his #1 strat within minutes, i bought it from him a few months ago and man its sounds great plays great the only thing that sucks is that the smell of smoke can never be taken away from that guitar, if you wanna see pictures ill give u my Instagram

Yes... there's an interview with Gary Moore he says whenever going to buy a guitar if it doesn't sing and ring loud unplugged so don't even bother turning the amp on because it's crap...lol

@@gilbertocruz1683 this is true by Gibson's with no tremolobars. Tremolobar eats acoustic volume in electric guitars ex.Floyd rose. Stracasters are quiter than Gibsons and less sustain. But with amplifier it equals volume differences of course.

@@kipponi A COMPLETELY FLAT NECK, OR ALMOST WITHOUT RELIEF, DOES A LOT OF THAT TONE! TO CONSIDER ...

Dont know that because Norm is businessman and sells guitars. Yeah they are friends but not same way as JJ Cale and Clapton was. But this is only speculation of course.

Billy strings is better

His setup here pretty close?

A 2020 Chibson Les Paul would sound 95% like that in his hands.

A Morgan JS12 they mention it towards the end

wow....until the end of the video and they say he's playing through Josh's rig!!!! too good man.

Nothing like a Marshall to me. Too much clarity.

@@lightningrt434 most Marshalls are have tons of presence and clarity my brother. At least the types of Marshalls I play do (JTM45/Plexi 50watt)....the silver jubilee and jcm 800 sound doesn't have as much clarity though, so I would agree to some extent.

Had enough.

I am sure it is.

Look on reverb and you ll get an idea

I was wondering the same thing. You just confirmed what I was thinking it was. Back in the 80s the band I was in received free recorded session because the engineer was giving classes on recording. So we got a bunch of free demos. He had a 2 inch Machine just like it.

IT'S A GREAT JAM!!!! IT SOUNDS WONDERFUL!!! NORM YOU HAVE A GREAT VOICE & JOE'S PLAYING IS INCREDIBLE!!!!

Must’ve got it for a really good price

You have too many guitars when a '59 LP Custom is a "beater".

I'd say E Mixolydian with minor thirds sprinkled in

This is the year that never was

Forgive me.... I’m in the uk..... what’s a beater?

@@davidhammond3738 How I use it, a guitar (or anything) you don't have to be super careful with and can beat around or has already been beat to shit. Something that is in bad shape but still works. Usually used for cars...

Makes sense.... cheers dude.

SAY JOE HEY JOE YOU GOT ANY PREPARATION H OR WHAT OH NORMAN YOU KNOW I DO EVERYTIME YOU COME OVER YOU ASK TO BORROW IT

I HAVE A WAREHOUSE FULL OF IT, YOU CAN NEVER HAVE TOO MUCH PREPARATION H

I THINK MY LYRICS ARE MORE BETTER AND GO WIF DA MUSIC LOL

HEY JOE SAY JOE YOU GOT ANY MORE TAMPONS OR WHAT OH NORMAN YOU KNOW I DO EVERYTIME YOU COME OVER YOU ASK FOR ONE

YOU CAN NEVER HAVE ENOUGH KOTEX NORM LOL

Yes it is Josh