No, thats what YOU are!

Woah it’s Rick!!!

stringmanipulator practiced, none of it was given, earnt.

thats the point sir

The number of wildly talented guitarists on the planet of whom we have never come across or heard of would blow ALL our minds. Keep livin' and listenin'.

The Pedal should be the Ventilator

I’m aware there’s pedals that do that lol. I think it’s cool that you can get the same sound from harmonic tremolo that’s built into the amp without having to grow $300-$500 into a leslie simulator pedal

saw him 4 times at Musik Messe Frankfurt. This dude is awesome and one of the most underrated guitarist ever! He's also very humble and nice. I just love this guy

good point, and still love the YJM

Yep, somewhere in between the chicken picking and pick and fingers part ...

+Convisis I'll just spell it out for ya: Discipline.

+Ziad Yac much more than just decipline !!

Peter Marshall true

Peter Marshall I'm just awed by how easily music flows through his fingers. I sense that most of what he says may be pre-prepared, but what he plays flows through fresh... it's either rehearsed or it bypasses his brain altogether, and my belief is that the latter is the case. As a guitarist who's been playing for 30+ years, I watch this and my bottom-jaw hits the floor.

I recently 'discovered' Greg, and at first I thought he was just an asshole. We tend to dislike in others what we dislike about ourselves, interestingly. ; ] Then, after a couple of Wildwood videos, I thought he was a turd who could play pretty well but shows off tough licks at insane speeds a bit too much. Then, after becoming hooked just because he's an undeniable monster of a player and does great gear rundowns of Fender and Gretsch axes, I finally decided that I honestly like the guy. Ha! I have a bizarre sense of humor as well, so I can appreciate his videos now that I've worked out my grievances. ; ] I know nothing of Greg's musical history, but however and to whatever extent he was trained, he serves as a great example -- along with the other luminaries you mentioned -- of the advice given to learn your craft as a musician. When you can play at this level, whether you're almost exclusively a gifted 'by ear' player or you hold a degree in theory and composition, you have the dreaded 'technique' that shortsighted proponents of the 'feel' camp so often malign. The best players have a magical combination of knowing and flowing. The less enjoyable are the rote, sterile-sounding technicians as well as the 'feel' players who struggle to play. Paul Gilbert, among others, has said that mastering the mechanics of your instrument can only help you by making it easier to give life to a musical idea, both compositionally and improvisationally, rather than to be rendered incapable of expressing an idea due to lack of technical knowledge and prowess. If you have 'feel', it will be enhanced by the facility of technical expertise. I believe that Greg is both naturally gifted and rather well-trained, and I think that's why you're "...just awed by how easily music flows through his fingers." I understand completely. Ha!

6'7

thats 2

Mark Anthony actually i count 5

You should listen to what the man says.

yeah, who knows?

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