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Thanks Pat, I hope you have a wonderful day.

For me, the concept of space is very special. Seemingly unrelated things sometimes create special images in the same place and time. Meeting you both at yesterday's show (Anywhere Festival Brisbane / Traigh 44) was a special memory for me. Thank you so much for the biggest compliment of my musical life.

Wow, you're very welcome. ​@@JazzyBrissy

@@joelwhite3989 I'd really appreciate it.

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Hi Pat, Thaks a lot. I'd really appreciate your comment.

Your thumbnail photo changed. Great scenery! I like that. Thanks for your comment, that's always making me happy. Thanks a lot mate.

@@JazzyBrissy Yes, a photograph in Lençóis Maranhenses, a beautiful region of the Northeast coast. I really like to visit the place, even though it's quite far from where I live. Well, I'm also very happy for the opportunity to get to know your music, it's motivated me a lot.

@@RubinhoSilva01 I only found out about it because of you. I looked it up on google maps and it's an amazing piece of nature. Thank you very much.

It's an honorable comment for me. Thanks a lot.

Your comments are very accurate, and I will take them into account in my next performance. Thanks for your comment.

@@JazzyBrissy actually the mix sounded better later in the video. I commented after only listening to the first minute.

Thank you so much.

Your comments mean a lot to me. I'd really appreciate it.

I'm so glad you enjoyed it. My music is very much improvised. Thank you for your comment.

@@JazzyBrissy bravo

Hi Patrick, I'd really appreciate your comment.

Thank you for your thoughtful comments. It would be great if every instrument had its own strengths, but I try to make any guitar I play easy to play and sound good, rather than trying to find the right one for me.

Gracias por su comentario. Thanks for your comment!

Thank you for your comment.

Thank you so much for your comments and subscription as well!

I encourage you to always record your playing and listen to it. I find that I am most practised and irresistible when I listen to my playing. And if you spot your own problems, please just confront them honestly, and perhaps the time you spend with the guitar will naturally increase. Thanks for your comment.

@@JazzyBrissy 🙏Thank you.

@@RubinhoSilva01 You're really welcome. Thank you.

Yes, I agree with you. If you change the way you look at the world a little bit, you can experience some very interesting things. Music creates less pollution than anything else in this world. Love the music and love yourself. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks mate, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks for being connected with me.

Thank you so much!

Thanks for that!

Thanks for your comment!

Thank you!

Thanks for your comment.

Thank you!

Wow, that's a comment I wasn't expecting at all, thank you so much.

Thank you so much for your comment!

Thanks for your comment. If you have a video of your performance, could you upload it or give us a link please?

In a world where it is easier to criticize anything, you are always giving me compliments. I really appreciate it.

@@JazzyBrissy Your welcome it's something I would play myself or similar the chord progressions are something I can relate to. I been playing over 45 years . Enjoy your musical journey and live for the love of what you want to do and you will move people! Positive light!

@@sammyrothrock6981 Yes, I agree with you, and your comments are very helpful to me. I'd really appreciate it. The chord progression you mention about this song has actually been reproduced by countless musicians, for example, "If you want me to stay" by Family Sly Stone, and the beginning of "Black Nile" by Wayne Shorter, which I recently uploaded, has a similar chord progression. Please check that out. This kind of concept is also known in jazz jargon as a “contrafact”.

@@JazzyBrissy I remember Sly in the early 70s good stuff

@@sammyrothrock6981 Yes, that's right. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you so much, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks for your comment, I'd really appreciate it.

The world's open secrets have always been there. Once you've been enlightened, they will be forever. It just took you a while to recognize it. Most music education is conventional, and the practical way of playing is just a little different from that. Thank you for your comment.

Thanks a lot!

Actually, I just went to a guitar shop and shot this video on my cell phone. It wasn't meant to be uploaded to UA-cam. My conclusions choosing the right one: 1. The hollow body size affects the acoustic sound of the mid and low, so I personally recommend you get a bigger one like the Epiphone. 2. The paint on the surface of the guitar affects the mid and high. 3. The pickup determines almost 60% of the quality of the guitar's sound, so I recommend a high output one. and finally, if you want to buy or try a new guitar, be sure to take your old one and test it against them together. Please make sure to check the sound difference of the guitars with the same amplifier settings, because the environment of a music shop does not allow for an accurate analysis like when you play the guitar at home. If you can, record your testing video then check one later like my video. Yes, DIY was a very good option for me. I have been learning so many useful maintenance skills from that and it definitely contributes to my perspective about music and guitar. Please check this one of my videos of DIY guitar building. ua-cam.com/video/FKUAi0C6a84/v-deo.html Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment.

Yes, you're right, it's a lot of fun. Thank you so much for your comment.

Thanks for saying that I am young.

We live in a world where it is so easy to criticize something, it is certainly valuable to give someone a compliment. I'd really appreciate your comment.

Super!!!❤

@@user-mz2tv2qn1w Thanks for your comment! I'd really appreciate it.

Thank you so much for your comment.

I'd like to say that I am so grateful to you dearest to my audience, and especially to the people who gave me the opportunity to perform. I know that my music does not resemble a popular genre. It's independent, and it's more artistic as you mentioned. Even some groups of people who are seriously getting into similar music of my style are somewhat excluding my perspective. I could say that I know some of the secrets of music, and that could be enlightenment that would give someone the energy to do music for the rest of their life, because once you have that enlightenment, it's forever. It's a shame that I can't give it away. I wish my music could be heard more widely. However, I can not be disappointed about what I do. Because I rely on my supporters who respect what artists want to do are the ones who really love art. I am so proud of them and it is a great honor to live and breathe with them in the same places in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast in Australia and further globally. The guitar synth that I use for my style of music is BOSS SY200. Thanks for your support.

@@JazzyBrissy Thank you!

@@RubinhoSilva01 You're welcome.

Obrigado.

Thank you so much!

Yes, it is. It's a lot of fun. I sometimes do this all day long because I improvise almost every song I know with this concept. If you get into this, your time's forgotten like you jump to the future like a time machine. It's a very good thing. Thanks for your comment.

I've actually included a little bit of my camera skills, but it's definitely a beautiful place. I think it's a great place for both travelers and locals visiting the Gold Coast area and their families to experience art and entertainment at the same time. I think it's also a comfortable and popular stage for musicians like me to perform at, and I'm very grateful to the Miami Marketta for allowing me to perform there. I hope to perform better next time if I have the opportunity. Thank you for your comments.

I've always regretted not being able to document some of the gigs that were important to me in the 1990s and 2000s, when the world was less technologically advanced than it is today. Now, whenever I meet new audiences and people at venues, I make a quick note to help promote not only my music, but also their hard work. It is a great encouragement to me that you view this video in a positive way. Your comment means a lot to me. Thank you so much.

You're welcome. Thanks for your comment.

Hi Rubinho Silva, Thank you for your comment. I checked your music on your channel, and I found a very distinctive sound of your music. I'd love to watch yours more often.

@@JazzyBrissy I'm honored by your visit, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you! I'm learning to play jazz guitar, and I confess that I have a lot to learn so that ideas can flow. I really appreciate guitarists who do a job like yours, playing spontaneously, outdoors, with a lot of naturalness and mastery. They are my real teachers, that's what I want to do. So let's see if I can overcome the obstacles to try to achieve some good result. :-)

@@RubinhoSilva01 You're humble. Most importantly, you believe that you have the most amazing sound. I'm on the road just like you. I will continue to upload tutorials and live videos, and you can always reach out to me with any questions. Thanks for your comments.

@@JazzyBrissy ❤ Thank you very much. I will continue to learn from you.

@@RubinhoSilva01 I'm always practicing and trying to find something meaningful to learn. I will try to upload better content, thank you for your comment.