Slash? bahaha you class that loser as a great?

Matt why would you call him loser? He is a great guitar player. He fills up solo like I have never seen before. He is passionate.

thanks Michael!!! cheers bro www.miguelmontalban.com MM

Thanks you!!!! :DD

Thanks Susan!! thanks for your comment and support! stay tuned www.miguelmontalban.com for more hugs MM :DD

thanks Annee!! thanks for your support and comment stay tuned www.miguelmontalban.com

Thank you I look forward to purchasing soon , I love your music it help me study for my exam .. listening makes my mind calm down and be in a beautiful state of being @@MiguelMontalbanMusic

Thanks brother :DD

Amo ouvir esse som maravilhoso!!!Bravo!!!

I Agree 100%,

gracias Rodrigo!!!! un abrazo conéctate www.miguemontalban.com saludos MM :DD

diggy dice what? The electric Tuner?

@@dolphousuranus2942 ~ Is that what's mounted on the top up by the tuning pegs? I didn't recognize what it was & thought perhaps another camera mounted but... yeah, the piece clamped on ? thanks man

It’s an electric tuner. I have one too, most do. They are inexpensive and made tuning quick precise and easy to do in loud environment

@@dolphousuranus2942 ~ yeah, I played for years & a neck injury caused a nerve damage in my left arm, shoulder, to my fingers. Back then all the tuners were a small box that you could audibly tune to or patch a feed into it to tune. But that was the early90's. I bet now they've got all sorts of great shit? thanks man, I was curious what a great guy like him might have on his AXE.... peace

My father had surgery on his back after an accident during the surgery they accidentally destroyed the nerve for his pinky ring and middle finger so they are numb as well so he doesn’t play much anymore. Yeah the timers like this one and mine use the vibration or sound depending on the setting to tune

no bro I don't have a label yet!± cheers MM :DD

Only goes to prove that most people who work in London are so stressed and that they have not the time of day for anything else than them selves.

@@ianmcteer7106 The FVEY's are being exposed. qmap.pub/?pg=1 #WWG1WGA

doesn't really matter bro always theres people that appreciate music, and u can't expect like everybody u know thats great we all got different taste ..I hope to see you in one of my shows soon bro stay tuned www.miguelmontalban.com

hahaha actually NOW I've got long hair bro you will hate it :DD Peace :DD MM

u really don't understand the blues the man is playing better then joe bonamassa

He's a good guy, but Bonamassa is more classical, more dynamic, more musical ... But he can be a successor as the guy is a talent.

Hoffer Norbert imo the only song bonamassa plays well is "the thrill is gone" which he learned as a young kid and so has had the chance to practise a lot!! and only then on the odd occasion that he really puts some feel into it!! i'm a big guitar fan going back to the early seventies and i never listen to any joe bonamassa at all. nothing at all by him on my playlist. i think that his playing is way overhyped. his riffs are showy but also incredibly samey!! he's not inventive or experimental enough to make me want to listen to him play. i know full well that my opinion goes against the grain of popular thought but that's just how it is. maybe he's not as musically hungry now he's so "famous". perhaps i would find that a younger and less well established joe would provide me with more excitement drive and thrill. i don't know. i've never thought it worthwhile to potentially waste my time trying to find out. i listen daily to miguel's guitar playing. he has an excitingly unpredictable interpretive style that maintains my musical interest at all times!! superb technical playing skills and he's not a "one trick pony" like "blues" bonamassa!! there's a whole brilliant mix of jazz blues rock latin pop etc giving a multi-genre feel to his musical output!! although he's not "starving" he's certainly a lot hungrier definitely more streetwise and far more a "man of the people" than bonamassa!! at a certain age if you're not very careful musical complaisancy can set in and in the absence of a "musical elixir" being administered it can lead to the artist becoming musically boring and assuming a non-executive position as "one of the greats"!! passe/superannuated guitar players all of 'em. i'm going to see miguel play live with available jones in a week or two and i certainly wouldn't swap my ticket for an all expenses paid trip to the states to see bonamassa play live in new york or wherever!!

Hoffer Norbert .... Seriously?