Again! I am so honored to be featured by Norm on this channel. That guitar inspired me so much! 1) go to Normans and Buy it! 2) lend it to me every once and a while! By the way, i wrote the song I am playing! It is called “Sunday Afternoon” off my album “Voyeurs”

this is the perfect example of how your podcast should be about

I love those “B” and “G” benders. I want a guitar with both and learn how to tame that crazy thing

As soon as you started playing! Totally recognizable. And that sound! Takes me back.

thank you norman for giving us all joy in your guitars.

I would love to hear more of this great guitar player👍

Fernando left me wanting more. 👏

I'm well on my way to owning all of Fernando's recordings! He's the real deal, a superb musician!

I have that same guitar (though a '67) with the bender. Love it!

Nice playing and guitar, love the b bender

Whoa, Fern sneaking into my subscription feed some more. This guy is everywhere! Nice one, never seen a B Bender before. Cool!

Great playing

Very cool! Thanks....B Benders are cool..I used to have one,sold it,I wished I still had that thang

That was GREAT!!!!! Go Fernando!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very cool history and that tele!

nice playing and cool old classic guitar. nice video.

Hell yeah

Fernando ! one of Miami's finest ! for the world !

Anybody know any other artists that have a similar style? Really enjoyed the playing and haven't heard too much like it.

I dig the B Bender. Great player!

Great interview Norm! I never herd of a b bender till now cool sound

Atta boy Fern!

Check out Fernando playing the solo in that song “Questions” that he mentioned. It’s a Buffalo Springfield tune. Search KZfaq for Jakob Dylan and the Echo in the Canyon Band doing that song lately... Fernando rocks it every time.

Impresionante! Mensa guitara y tremendo artista!

I dig that, great playing. Origional but still approachable style.

Nicely done Sir. Will check the canyon tunes out, Jeff

That tele really gets that Sweetheart of the Rodeo sound! Cool stuff. Where is Echos in the Canyon playing here in the Valley? I want to see it.

YEAH .. GO FERN!!!!!!!!

This guy must have gotten Roy Clark's Fun Strummin' Quick pick study guide for Christmas as a kid! Kick ass string bendin' fer sher! From the neighbor to the nort of Miami... Fort Liquordale.

It’s great what Norm has done for the homeless in LA.

People interested in the Laurel Canyon scene should also read Dave McGowan’s book “Weird Scenes Inside The Canyon.” It’s pretty interesting that so many of those musicians had parents who were directly involved, or employed by US and/or military intelligence agencies. It’s a fascinating read.

Awesome

Hi Norm & Fernando!!! YES LAUREL CANYON LIVES ON!!!!! WISH I was THERE!

Nice Guy!!

Fern is so good❤

"Catch Up" part was cool but i just wanted to hear Fernando play. Sounded good to me, B Bender and all !!

Kudos, born in 1980

Norm's Good Buddy #25,675..... LOL

Never heard of Fernando but after this im lookin him up. Seems like a cool azz dude

That guy has sausages as fingers...lol Great playing!

RIP Clarence

Norm knows everybody. Not ragging on him, maybe he could corral some of these dudes into some jam sessions for the ages.

Remembering Mr. Burris

This is what we want to see. People that have something to say also.

Would be fun to bring him back for GOTD...on a little 15watts or less amp episode☕😎 Nevermind... Nice Video!

For anyone who says their hands are too big to play guitar....

The home boy thing is a real thing.

Ty I have it from an ex Fender employee in the 50's who went on to form his own company That the slab boards had a warping problem'and where returned to the factory under warranty. Fender then used these and shaved of the slab and refitted maple boards,and re purposed them as this example(ask yourself why veneer maple on maple??) Fender where made to use traditional boards due to the retailer/customer backlash over a shot time the maple boards darkened from perspiration eating through the lacquers it does down the southern regions of the US the remedy with the warping slabs was to veneer the necks twice the work and cost! not every "vintage' guitar is the HOLY GRAIL retailers with vested inters ts perpetuate the hype ...

Would have loved to see Fernando jam with Todd Raisinbagel. Two amazing finger pickers that might make Norm shut up for a few minutes. lol

maneiro!

I want a b bender

What is the piece he plays? It sounds amazing.

First loving the today’s Norm video

Is that Guillermo Del Toro?

The hound is now playing guitaar 😂 cool playing

Please tell Norm it's Echo In The Canyon...not Echos.

Abba wrote a song about this guy.

Gene Clark. Gram Parsons. Gene Parsons. Clarence White. All of these things are kinda like the other...

I'd love to have my resume that I toured with the Three Stooges

He should have given you the guitar , he’s got plenty of others

What a cool guy.. Anybody happen to know the price on this guitar?

He plays over Norm talking like a drummer when the guitarist is trying to tune...

Perdomo is definitely a talented guitarist and merits inclusion into the Norm’s Rare guitar circle, but what the description of his latest project lacks is interactivity, a hallmark of social media sorely missing among the unreachable stars of the Hollywood universe. For example, my burdgeoning career as DJQ also a Miami native relies solely on discrimination against traditional movie, tv, radio, and print relying solely on the interactive quality of social media worldwide that is disrupting the block carte blanch cultural authority on the West Coast. I’ve got fans in Vietnam and Myanmar and have already accomplished a steady stream of dialogue between American blacks in HBCU (Historically Black Colleges & Universities) and the myraid population of college students in Africa attending to social media. The entertainment industry has become so snobbish and exclusionary and counter-amenable to developmental stages of guitar ability that are a qualified solid source of income.

C'mon now, it's a store for the doctor and lawyer.

Hea good but please come that tuff back to hide that center gap