Uhhhhhhhhhhhhh, yeah.

@@tjyoung8069 mmmhmmm...yep...

My teacher taught me this song on the second day.

@@davemenard5089 That didn’t happen.

@@danielhall7996 It absolutely did happen. XD

Because studio musicians are the real guitar gods!

I am comred from tamil

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Your video with this guitar was very cool! Very nice playing. And nice B bending for a guy that didn't own a bender guitar!

Not exactly so bad yourself !!

Brent Mason is my guitar hero too. Brent has spawned so many imitators that it’s too numerous to mention. And I can’t wait to receive this guitar. But like many that have ordered them it’s been a long wait. But it’s worth waiting for.

I prefer Hendrix

@@julp8728 That's certainly your prerogative. However, Hendrix certainly couldn't touch Brent when playing country or jazz. And Brent would give him a run for his money playing blues. But it's not a contest and your preference is valid.

EXACTLY

Me too!

Moi aussi!

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He’s up there for me too. I’m unable to actually rank them anymore. I just have a personal top tier player “list”. Brent Mason definitely on it. Neon Moon is one of my all times favorite songs ever. Of any genre. The guitar work and other instrumentation is just perfect for me. Lot of the Alan Jackson stuff too. Just killer playing .

Yes! Albert Lee was a freaking monster and ol' Bret is certainly no slouch. He has a lot of Albert's phrasing but also incorporates so many styles. Bebop, jazz, rock, blues, reggae- he's got a taste of all of it in his brand of country. An amazing player. He's one of those guys like Scotty Anderson- every time he picks up a guitar he blows your mind.

Saw these guys at 3rd and Lindsley, July 2019. Only 30.00

Agree! 👍🤟✌️👌

Train on a rail

I agree buddy.The bass and the drums are both amazing too but this particular video is talking about Brent and his new guitar.

I thought we were supposed to ignore the bass player.🤣

To the contrary, I was just about to send this video link to my brother so he could hear the bass player.

Not to disagree but you should also check out Tom Bukovac if you dont know him already. He's another incredibly versatile Nashville session guy

@@khktgnk57 there are so many great and awesome players, IMO Brent is the best all around player for sessions. I can’t stress enough how many aweeeeeeeeeee players are out there!!!

Baba, you’re absolutely right! I had the enormous and unexpected pleasure to meet Brent after one of his shows a few months back. He’s obviously a monster player but also such a down to earth person, too. So refreshing!

Brad Paisley’s signature Tele is great one too. I’m sure his new Esquire signature will be just as amazing.

You may not of heard of him , but I can guarantee you have heard him . Whether a country music fan or not , he has been on darn near everything all through the 90s.

Where you been bro?

Brian Wood bro i don’t really listen to country but this really opened my eyes to it

Pretty damn good isn't he?!?! I'm same as you man. I've seen his name around for a while. Not familiar with his work. Damn!!!! He apparently knows a chord or two.🤣🤣

Almost all of Allen Jackson song are Brent playing back in the 90s and so.e Brooks and Dunn stuff

Wouldn't be hard to replicate the pickups and wiring. Paint is just primer gray. Have joe glaser install a bender and you got it. I love them old squiers. I have an 87 squier tele and I love it. Great guitar

If you do partcaster it will end up like a same price

@@najmihakimkhairi1210 Eh could definitely do it cheaper depending on if you do the bender or not. A new glaser bender is 600 installed

I dig your style, hoss! I'm sure MOST guitarists would tell just to spend the money and buy the Fender cause "Squiers are just beginner guitars", lol... My comment was 3 years ago, and I forgot it, but I was just thinkin that I could buy another '50's Classic Vibe Tele and make one like these, functionally. Honestly, I don't even care about the primer color, I'd want one that had a similar vibe, but maybe a different color. I live in Nashville and all, but Mr. Glasier is outta my price range, lol, but ANY good, functional B/G Bender would would work! @@dylangreen9819

​@@najmihakimkhairi1210Dude... Absolutely NO offense intended, but that's crazy... Guitar bodies cost $25-$80, you can get a decent neck for $50-$70, Tuners are $30, a bridge is $30-$50, $40 for a pickguard and electronics, you could get the pickups for another $50... Am I missin anything? Oh yeah, B Bender- $40 for the Re-LapZ version, or even $170 for the Peters G/B bender. That's around $280 at the lower end, and these B.M. Signatures are $3000 for the regular models and $10,000-$12,000 for the Custom Shoppe version... $300 is most certainly NOT $3000, hoss, that math ain't quite mathing, lol... Literally the ONLY way that a "Partscaster" would cost as much as a production model would be if you just hemorrhaged money and bought ALL the EXACT same (or better!) parts... Stop and honestly think for a second, hoss; If building a "Partscaster" version ACTUALLY cost as much as buyin one of these $3000 guitars, Fender probably wouldn't be able to make any profit off these, huh? It's all good, there's a TON of people out there who have NO idea how much it would ACTUALLY cost to build a decent guitar, cause there's a lot more guitar players out there than guitar builders, lol.

I think Brent Mason and Greg Koch should record together!