The BEST Albums to LEARN Guitar From

It was a trip as a kid, you know, and my dad was a great

guitar

ist, he gave it up a long time ago. because he went off the road and when he opened a music store and stuff, but he was always a great musician. I always had great hearing and stuff and I definitely wouldn't be the clarity that I have without his influence, and so yeah, when he finally said, hey, can you show me this lick? because I've been trying to

learn

this lick from this record since 1968 and I can't believe I saw that my son was going to teach me this song and I did.

It was two parts of Machine Gun and this other part of La boîte blues power, yeah, and that was the first thing your father did, obviously, it was at that point like it was validation, okay. I'm not, I'm not crazy, okay, I'm fine, you know my dad didn't play, but he knew, hey, hurry up, this was, you know, and look, my mom was the same way she was an artist, but she was surrounded by music, so a lot of what you know, I mean, she was, you know, like I said, they took me to see sportsmen and weather reports, so there was like snow, yeah, they said okay, let's spirit, ya you know, showing you real music that's not on the radio that you need to listen to and stuff, so that was and my dad, well my parents were very supportive once I found music because I struggled a lot growing up, I got terrible grades, oh , I did it too, me too, yes, before it's yes. true and very good at sports, but yeah, I grew up in that time period where it was like there were no video games where we were a thing and I played video games and stuff growing up, but when I grew up, when I had playing

guitar

it was kind of weird. , since I didn't know anyone else, yeah, I liked to play, so when I found the guitar and picked it up, my parents really supported me and to this day, you know?

They come to the shows, yes, welcome, I've never seen your dad at shows, yes, it was amazing, yes, it is, but my dad is not a musician, but he has one of the

best

ears I have ever heard when I was starting out. play the guitar. What we would do is go to the guitar center, the only link between music and the Gwinnett UCR market, we would go there on a Saturday and start in the acoustic room, we would sit in the acoustic grill for four or five hours and I would pull out a Taylor the wall instead of downplaying it and he would make me play it and he would listen to it and he would pull out the same Taylor model and he would make you play that and he would sit down and tell you exactly what was different in the tone between each Dishman he liked it, okay, compare that Taylor alone here with this Martin sounds like you would sit and listen oh yeah, that has more, you know, from below, it's just more hidden from above and I think part of my ear and part of You know, we all have very good ears, we can hear things, part of that I think came from my father, although he never found music to play as information on an instrument, he can do that, he can separate those things, you know?

Awesome, I'm older than the Reds' dad by a year, so one year I always loved having your dad show up at your concerts. I would go out and watch Brett play in his different bands and this day he would always be there with a video camera to take all those videos because they were on YouTube, yeah, oh, there and IB, what's up? Lenny. I wonder where you got that from, but always and then he would go home and listen, he would come home from your concerts. and he looks at it when he still to this day goes back and listens to concerts and I died eight years ago, that's him and it's cotton, so he means it well in some ways, this insulting little man that time you played that solo on that guy that was like six years ago that's where I'm glad I don't have any videos that I made for free in 2005 or something because you know oh my gosh I can't imagine okay so we digress a little bit on which guitar.

albums

that you said I should

learn

, but I think it gives you a little more of an idea about the three of us and our origins, so yeah, you know, leave your comments if you want to tell any stories, put them in the comments section.

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