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can't hear - mixed way low
Jim is a Great Guitarist! I own his Fender Custom Shop Telecaster! Peace & Love! WooF!!🐶🐶
6:13 Yes and no. Some guitars have strings behind the bridge. That string length between the nut and the tuners would be IN FRONT of the nut... not behind.
What's the piece at 1:20:04? Thanks in advance.
He said it’s called Denise
@@davidwilliams_ No Denise is his original, also in this video, great piece. But I am wondering about the classical piece he plays.
I don't understand how Jim has a big tone using 0.9!!!
Wonderful guitarist: but perhaps a bit ignorant about what jazz is. Or isn’t. Great upload. Thanks.
Presumably they don’t study sound recording at Berkeley! Just listening to the part where he talks about self promotion,etc. Now I have never been a great musician and hardly play at all now but I played in bands and other guitarists, invariably better musicians than me, didn’t or couldn’t get a gig or felt they couldn’t. And it’s that realisation that someone has to book the venue, do the Facebook page, manage a band diary,etc,etc, and if you are prepared to be the person who does that you are ahead of the other 300 guitarists who can play the same three chords as you. And interesting about the do one thing for your career every day, I was listening to a recent interview with (comedian)Jimmy Carr who said that almost word for word. Eventually you get the cumulative benefit of it (or not, I guess we don’t see many interviews with people who did all that but still had failed careers!).
This man is a genius.
Wasn't expecting all the Joe Bonamassa jokes 😂😂😂 "Alpha Blues"
Love Jim's way!
He plays music differently, and i like that..👍
Wonderful video. I did not understand if you were saying to write harmonics where they sound or where they are played. Thanks.
In the video she appears to say write them where they're played. But the unfortunate truth is that both exist and it's really best to just pick one and say which way it is in the sheet music.
@@Aaron-xq6hv Thanks! It is also not consistent for bowed strings. I usually write where they are played (in the *rare* case I write harmonics). 😎
@@themightykonrad1071 And for strings you definitely should. At most sometimes you see a notehead in parenthesis or something like that for the sounding pitch. But for the non-octave natural harmonics especially (the octave harmonic is the same spot as the fingered note) I'd say many string players won't even know what the sounding pitch is.
"Alpha blues", Great definition! 😂👍.. it's like masturbating in front of 10.000 people. It works, if You are a heavy metal guitarist, but in a blues context... Gross.
Did anyone learn anything about guitar and music?
What these students I think don't understand is that if you don't like music probably more than playing you can't force yourself to be interesting and to constantly strive to find the music that you need,today. There's no magic formula for or a chart to be something musical.
This guy has a whole pedalboard in-built in his bare hands. Just amazing.
I took two lessons from Jim. I think at the time it was $25 an hour. The first one he showed me an incredible scale. I was already a sort of known guitar player in SF so he went for the more moderate stuff. The next week I showed up and he asked me how I did with the scale. I confessed that I hadn't worked on it. I just wanted to hang out with him and play guitar. He told me "Mike, you can hang out with me for free." I learned so much from Jim (and his friends) by going to his weekly shows. I saw him play with Norah Jones and there were only three people there. What I learned most from him is how to show up, play the gig, and appreciate the opportunity to learn on the fly. He is the nicest guy in the world. Years later I got to see him play on (I think it was) his 60th birthday at Yoshi's in Oakland with Nels Cline. It was easily the best concert I've ever seen.
BTW there are three drummers in SF. One of them grew up with Jim. Ken Owen. Also there's Les James and Tony Sales.
Rough audio!
Fire!!!!
Jim Campilongo is a national treasure! Buy his cds! Such a joy to listen to such a too shelf artist!! We are lucky to have him!!!
Absolutely loved this lecture. Thank you!!
Does anyone know where to find the tune "Denise" he wrote and played here? I can't find a studio version anywhere. Such a great melody
Good 🪗
Charming rendition
Totally excellent! The guy is so humble. But by crikey, the Cat can play!!!!! Love it :) Audio was awful low, had to crank my studio, guess it would be bad on a pc/phone etc. But thank you for uploading - respect.
The audio is too low unfortunately
I can relate to "A Day in the Life of a Fool". Well done ! Thank you very much.
No disrespect Jim. I am referring to the part where you say how much you have to do on a daily basis to make a living as a professional musician. You seem to be accepting that the music industry was screwing, robbing musicians during the 20th century . Comes the 21st century, and the exploitation of musicians by greedy, corporate shits that are insatiable ("Money, money, Power, power, Swindle those troubadour cocksuckers, hahaha...") has gone exponential. And you all seem to accept it. You musicians can change all this. You can take back what's yours: Control over your music. If you are ready to make a change , I will come to NYC tomorrow and give my life to that cause.
Real interesting, and so much I agree with, which is always nice, I guess. (Joe Pass, no, Muddy, yes!)
A testament to why technical virtuosity is not synonymous with good musicianship. What a thoughtful and creative musician!
Among all the 'finesse' players out there today, Mr. Campilongo is at the top. He conveys more emotion in his compositions than most lyricists could ever hope to.
have you not heard Ted Greene?
Cantas maravilloso sofi brillaras mucho tienes talento felicidades
Audio sucks!
Oh my this is so helpful. Thank you
天钦学长太强了!
Very instructive. Thank you
very enjoyment 👍✊😊
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Does Jim like Charlie Hayden?
I've never clocked this character before...I'm going to be alright finishing my songs. Great attitude...need to listen to the man's music asap!!!
it's going to be a deep dive, enjoy!
Hit that long looming note and let it float I'm going to zip up my guitar and when I've gone too far I'm going to zip down my guitar.. Australians in Europe, and dub housing. John fahey? I like this man's approach. That piece he played was VERY Beefheartian ..FLAVOUR BUD LIVING for example
The use of the fancy word niche if pronounced Nitch instead of Neesh is a kinda waste ..all.potential poshness lost !!
Excelent!
Beautiful interview and playing. Thank you for posting.
This was supposed to be a guitar clinic not an interview.
What make/model lever harp is being played here? I love the sound
This is incredible acting, the singing, everything! I absolutely adore this musical, especially the Roosevelt section, and seeing such interesting takes on the characters is so fun. (And props to your Amelia actress for finding so many different things to do with her hands while waiting to her part haha)
Ensemble: Ralph Peterson. RIP Ralphie.
GONE TOO SOON!!!
Warren 🔥
super helpfull ! Thank you