Such a sweet beautiful couple. Y'all can sit on that big porch at home when you move in and play music for all of us. I just cant get over how just so sincere and true this family is. I find myself watching the videos more and more. If everyone in this country had a family like this America would be perfect. So many blessings to you all.

You just GOT to teach him to love bluegrass and country!

was watching a YT video with an old match maker, around 80 years old, a successful matchmaker...she asked her, "what's the secret to a successful marriage." the matchmaker said, 'treat your spouse like a stranger." , and then she explained, "dont take them for granted, treat them with the same respect as you afford strangers" Wish i had gotten that wisdom long ago. Looks like you guys already have that...God Bless you both for a long, healthy, and happy life!"

I'm a rocker and have about 24 Fenders from Strats, Teles, Jazzmasters and Jaguars. I like their sounds more than Gibsons so I guess that's why both companies do so well.

What a beautiful Couple! Austin great song love you all God bless

Like the video. It's great to see the next generations mention Stevie Ray Vaughan. Stevie played mainly Stratocasters tuned Down 1/2 Step to Eb which helped with the tension on the large strings. Keep the music going whatever you like.

“i was just rubbing the pick through your part” 😂😂😂😂 i’m so glad y’all didn’t cut the bloopers

Wow, I love Hendrix! You go Austin! ❤

I love to watch you girls play and sing! Love that Mama of yours too! LOL Being almost 80 I have to say, you got a sweet boy there but he ain't gonna make it unless he does some Country! Blessings

I know nothing about guitars and still enjoyed this. Enjoy music and listening to people share their talent. And your whole family (and your sweetheart too) definitely have talent. Thanks so much! ❤

Sweet! You can literally play anything on a Les Paul. I’ve always liked the rich sound they produce clean or dirty. PRS are maybe the finest guitars made but they are crazy expensive. The bloopers part was awesome I loved it.

Austin - your advice is spot on. It’s the same exact advice I gave students in the past. Simple, straight forward and it gets great results. Nice playing. Cheers!

Neal Schon is a great reason to get a Les Paul. One of my early influences. I got to see Journey in ‘81 and ‘83. Rock on. 🤙🏻

I own a '98 LP Classic myself, upgraded to burstbuckers and grover tuners. Still amazing and sounds great!

Great interview! He’s a darling and so talented! ♥️

Love watching you two interact. Great interview,Corie!😊🇨🇦

Great interview! It’s clear the way you look at Austin (and the way he looks at you) that you are both in love. Great sound on that Les Paul, Austin!! Good playing! Loved to see this other aspect of your lives. Thanks for taking the time to share!!!

Y'all are a great couple. And that is one fine guitar. I love your mom'a channel as well. Subscribed

LOVE the bloopers! thank you

Nice to see a man and a woman not competing or hating each other. Jus as God intended. Wholesome.

All my respect Austin, love your playing!

Great hearing some rock and roll on your channel. Love the bluegrass too. 😁

My girlfriend has nice banjos and guitars. I was impressed when I met her that she knew so much about instruments. She had a nice Martin acoustic and a local made Pisgah banjo. You seem to be a good couple. As my dad says, y'all be sweet to each other.

Thanks for sharing, beautiful guitar and amazing people.

Your videos are interesting and informative as well as entertaining! Thank you for sharing!

You guys are great I really like watching you keep it real, thank you very much Plus I subscribed So I can watch what you do next.😁

Well that whole video just warmed my heart. Thank you. Also, love classic rock myself!

great interview and grand interviewee in Austin!

Love 💘Your Channel and the Content. I own 154 Guitars 🎸and around 60 amps plus over 100 pedals. Takes time to get what I have. The BEST OF THE BEST TO YOU ❤👏👍☕🎸⭐ I have played since I was 3 and now I'm 62 I can play anything with strings and Piano or Organ

What a cute couple y'all are together! I learned more about guitars by watching this than I've ever known before. Austin is well spoken and knowledgeable. It seems both of y'all are comfortable in front of the camera. How nice to have a common interest in music and guitars! Wish you'd play a duet in the next video.

Sweethearts! I love it😊

I prefer the sound of a Strat. But, I love the blues - and the Strat is kind of that signature sound.

Great video guy's I just love the sound of the Les Paul.

Art and Bri sent me over. Love your music!! God bless.

He is good , he has a music soul. Good people have music souls! 👍💯❤️

I enjoyed this. Thanks for posting 👍.

Always loved the Les Pauls. I have a '74 Les Paul Deluxe.

My high school dance played the whole garage day's , ride the lightning, and our senior song album wherever you may roam. So definitely grew up playing metallica! Enter sandman has and will always be iconic! My Spyder 75 had a built in tuner 🎸🎶🎸🎶 Modeler amps are neat because you can set up your guitar to sound like anyone's settings that's famous because their built into the amp.

Now for all 3 of you to go on tour with your Les Paul's! Seriously, a nice, down to earth video. I also agree with Austin about the PRS guitars. I tested some in a local store recently and was shocked by how nice they sounded and played (I had played some before and they never hit me right). But I played the Hollowbody II and the John Mayer Silver Sky. Both wonderful models, the latter a bit pricey.

Thank you so much for sharing your guitar and rock music with us Austin! That's the first time I've heard rock music on here. I really enjoyed you talking about both of your loves and knowledge of the different types of guitars and the amps. God has Blessed All of you with the gift of music and I could listen to you all day long.❤😊🙏🏻🙏🏻🎸🎻🎶

Great interview and demos. Austin and my son would enjoy playing guitars together. He is a mostly self taught guitar player, loves rock music, and he makes custom guitars as his profession 🎸

Great job love what yall b dooin

So happy for ya'll and that's a great guitar 👍👍

Good job I enjoyed it very much and have a great Week..G & B you all.

Wow Austin!! Love the Les Paul! You are a good guitarist! Amazingly, You can learn almost anything from you tube!!

My Dad had a Les Paul it was a ruby red still beautiful and sounds real pretty

good job austin love your playing man!!

Love it!

I had the privilege of attending high school with Toy Caldwell of the Marshall Tucker Band. He played the Les Paul with his thumb! Check out “Can’t You See?” He wrote it also. I really enjoy the Pressley Girls. Great talent and charming young ladies. Thanks for sharing with us!

Amazing couple the two of you make!!! Both very talented and cute too🥰 Love the classic rock playing🎼

Subscribed. I enjoy your content and y’all keep having fun!

A military brother from California serving with me in mid-seventies had a 72 Les Paul.He could really play very well.I told him he should be a session musician.

It’s on my bucket list to get a les paul Gibson classic

Can't go wrong with SRV! Top shelf artist forever.

Enjoyed this....a great guitar...God bless y'all...🙏

Go Austin!! Love the hard rock guitar and Gibson…very nice

Well done, informational sharing video. Thanks

That is one of my favorite era Les Paul Classics. Love the green tinted inlays. Been playing guitar for 47 years. Would love to hear Austin play some more, maybe you guys could cover some classic rock tunes? Love your channel. Keep up the good work.

Good job Austin 👏

wow he did metallica very good. sounded amazing

Wonderful video! It’s great to see both of you relate your musical ventures and instruments/amps. I like classic rock a lot since I grew up right smack in the middle of that era and was influenced by all the 60’s/70’s guitarists/bassists. I can’t just have one or the other guitar. Each is so different but I like my Les Paul as well as my Strat and Tele. If I had to choose one to own it would have to be the Les Paul.

I have both several LP's and a couple PRS guitars and I gravitate to the LP's. It's probably a combination of placebo and nostalgia.

Cute guy and talented too, way to go girl!

The Les Paul Classic is a very fine choice. It has the Slim Taper neck. Adjusting the 2 volumes and 2 tones lets you dial in just about whatever you want. You both have very good instruments!

Was nice to see your boyfriend and hear about guitars!🎸

Two nice people you are nice to meet you I have eight guitars all my guitars are made left handed I have been playing and singing over 48 years

Nice guitar... Reminds me of Peter Frampton's famous 1954 Les Paul Black Beauty that he played on Frampton Comes Alive. The guitar got lost for over 30 years and was returned to Peter in 2011 or 2012 and he plays it to this day.

I get the twins mixed up. 🤪 Corie's got the curls that's how I tell them apart. I really enjoy y'all's channel

If you like the Les Paul, check out Neil Young’s Tone, especially with Crazy Horse.

I had a friend that had a 60. Been a Journey fan since 1981. My favorite line up with Greg Rolie and Steve Smith. Heard Billy Gibbons plays a 7.

Such talent💕💕💕

Watching from From Australia 🇦🇺

Love Gibson and fender but both are expensive. I got a squier CVs 50s strat and works well with my super fuzz. I really would love a Gibson flying v 1967 reissue in sunburst but those are hella expensive lol.

He sounds good Corie!

Affirmative, classic rock n roll all day.

I think his beard looks very nice. Neatly trimmed. A handsome sweetheart.Cute couple.

I'd love to hear you sing to his playing!! 👍❤👍

To me the biggest difference between the Fender sound and the Gibson sound is the pickups. The Fender uses single coil pickups which are more susceptible to picking up noise from nearby electronics, radio transmitters, florescent lights, etc. And they are more susceptible to feedback. They are "dirtier". The Gibson uses duel coil pickups which eliminates, cancels, most all that noise and feedback. Both sounds have their place in rock music. I started out playing with a pick but after a few years of so many times of not being able to play because I didn't have my "little piece of plastic" with me, I decided I would learn to play with my fingers. I was told many times that I would never be able to play rock n roll using my fingers, and my reply was always "watch me". Though now that I've been playing slide for 20 or so years I'm in the same situation when I can't play because I don't have my "brass tube" with me. Though I have been able to improvise a slide when I needed to, same as you can improvise a pick. When I used a pick I can't count how many times I made one out of a plastic coffee can lid. My favorite guitars are ones that are so bad that people say they are unplayable, so they give them to me. My current guitar is a 1963 Harmony Stella tenor guitar; 4 strings, short scale. I got a real good deal on it because the neck is warped, so "unplayable" by most people. It's so warped the octave, normally at the 12th fret, is half way to the 13th fret. Which makes no difference at all when you're playing slide, I don't use the frets :>

I love strats. I'm a Gilmour fan. Pink floyd. Lol ..Came from drums most my life til 2018....guitar is emotional release for me. Original ambient atmospheric blues. Lol

A Journey man. Well chosen.

Somehow I've missed this video. Being an Appalachian native myself, as well as a guitar nut since the mid 70s, this us right up my alley. Hey Austin, you said you got your Les Paul mainly because of Neal Schon. Have you ever seen a Schon guitar? He had his own brand. They are kinda like a weirded out les paul. They were made By Jackson guitars in California in the early 80s. Just thought you might be interested if you've never heard of them.

Sounds great 👍

Great guitars guys I suffered a stroke 2years ago it left me peralized on the left side of my body I can't play anymore but I love guitar

really enjoyed that... neat to see this side of all you guys...i play drums, bass and guitar. not the greatest but i have a good time...i just got the"Jarred James Nichols" OLD GLORY epiphone..close but still not a real les paul😀

From Tom and Susie * Love your talks

I hope Austin cherishes you! Take care of her Bro!

oh yea one more item, my cousin just purchaased a new fender acoustisonic its very incredible! light its mahogany. plus it sounds great the strat body one has more options for the sound the telecaster body one only has 3! try one next time yall go to gc!

Hi young ones, I’ve really enjoyed this video, although I’m not acquainted with this kind of music. So, Corie, you and Austin each play guitar and that’s wonderful...really great! You can enjoy your music together!

I was born and raised in West Georgia in the 1960's, 70's, 80's. I was a classic/southern rock guy. I moved to Seattle in the early 1990's and was there during the grunge era. Spent some time in Canada and got more taste in music before moving here to Dallas/Fort Worth. We share similar tastes in music and lifestyle history. Thank you for the Velvet Revolver riff. Love y'alls channel. Thanks for keeping it real. God Bless.

Yes its great.

gosh! when he was doing whatever you call that, i thought my computer was messing up but i figured out he was growling. whew! what a relief...............g

I know this is an old video but Austin you got great taste in Neal Schon. If you haven't checked out the 1980s albums he did with Jan Hammer, they're both worth checking out if you can find it. Untold Passion is an amazing album! P.S. Forget Sandman, next time Austin I want to see you play "Through The Never" 🤘or "Blackened" 😬 I play Ernie Ball super slinky 10 Gauge also and someday I am going to install the Het Set pickups in my Dean Razorback. Mostly Diamond Head and UFO riffs at this point, but you have to start somewhere... Now if only I could afford a decent dang amp...

8:45 Slither, nice!!!

I like playing the Mandolin to imitate modern rock genre styles... wee has 🤘

yall need to play more music on your channel!!!

Very much enjoyed

Do what you like . The best advice.

He plays very good.

You definitely have the right kind of pick (stiff & stubby). Dunlop Jazz III? That's what I (and Joe Bonamassa use). The Les Pauls win everytime. They're just so versatile and bullet proof.

Awesome