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I played a young lady's album CD to bits .. and then discovered she had a UA-cam presence. In 6 years a phenomenal song of hers has had 40 views total. Her channel has two subscribers. It is a hard road for music today. I think you are also a phenomenon, Jim, and breathe your love for music into all you do - you have set me looking for other players from the history many times. Congratulations on being the man, and staying true to yourself, and for getting some wild gigging bands together.

jim is a cool cat

2 Tele Titans😊

Hermoso 👏👏👏👏👏

Phone is glitching it won't let me like... I'll try to reboot and lile ◕‿◕ Listening on a nice Bluetooth speaker though and yhe tone is great

What Mr Campilongo does is serve the music around him in a very unique style. Everything is unmistakably him. At least for me anyways.

What a wonderful version, great talent! New friend, Greetings. Fernando from Argentina

i really enjoy the new album, Jim. It's in the CD player in my car and it hasn't come out!

Always great to hear where the best musicians comes from, 14 years old is approx the age I started….´and the guitar is so much fun to play, never get tired when i plug it into a great amp 🫡

Nobody sounds like you, Jim. Beautiful.

You play this beautifully.

Bravo

I had the same problem with the first and six strings on my 55 Tele using a 0.9 set. This was not only for the narrow fretboard or its rolled edges, the floppy tension on these strings contributed to the pull off if you don’t take care. A set of 9.5-44 helps a little, or 10-46 (but this is stiffer on a Tele)

Orange, Live at Rockwood, Two Guitars and the Coney Island are my favorites. I will love to see the ‘best of’ on CD, I don’t praise vinyl format

magic!

Or Jim meets Marc Ribot😊 lp

great insight from Jim, but "if they're good people, then the music has a better chance of being good" is very true.

A classic case of the camera man not being a Musician. Loved what I heard but would just like to have seen Jim play more…

Hyper touchant de voir cet homme qui, au temps de sa jeunesse, était au summum de son style, et le temps a passé

Hi Jim. I'm the dude that invited you 1,5 years ago to play on FUERTEVENTURA for my wedding. That will happen next year. I'll contact you about it again. Great guitars! I'm might add, get a FLAMENCO BLANCO GUITAR. like a nylon acoustic guitar but much more in your face. Raise the action a little and you can play anything on it. I migh look for a Duo now and please tell us more about the es-225. Thanks and KEEP GOING. Dreipolar akailak Monoke aka Florian from Berlin.

Is Jim married with a family ? I have several of his records etc and watch his videos etc.

Where can i find the tabs? Or just a better angle of how it is played

Man I miss seeing you guys play, 3 great bands with the same guys, 10 Gallon Cats, Mental Revenge, and the Gary Claxton Band. Those were great times, and I hate that Gary's not with us.

Wow, is this a princeton? Sounds massive!

Well that's the best thing ever, ever

❤

One of my favorite tunes and you guys did it perfectly. It's so refreshing to know there are guitar players out there who actually play music rather than just the standard rock, or blues stuff we're all constantly subjected to. This makes me wonder if either of you has ever seen a Bogart movie called To Have And Have Not? Hogie Carmichaels' band in the movie is absolutely incredible. I'd love to hear you guys do a version of Hong Kong Blues. Thanks for the interesting music!

I like Jim. He owns the guitars, the guitars doesn’t own him, despite being expensive vintages instruments nowadays.

Gorgeous!

I can’t remember how I stumbled upon you and your music, but I fell in love with “Two Guitars” the moment I heard it. A few days ago, I went looking to see if you and Luca had done anything since, and was pleased to discover this latest record. And what a record it is! That first track is a kick in the teeth in the best way. And the title track makes me want to get up and dance around the house - such a bop. Just an insane and delightfully varied record. Thank you!

Hi jim & jo great interview thank you. Check this " Craig Doerge & Judy Henske live on jake feineberg show.

What tone. The entire band!

Wow. The interviewer is hot imho

My montra: practice practice practice

I like the lack of delicacy in the process, other guitarists seem to be brushing the lady's hair. I do it the same way, although I bend it down and turn in around the slot for the plain strings. Since originally, in the fifties, the third string was wound, and my ‘55 Tele has only one strings disc retainer for 1st and 2nd, I put more length/turns on it to simulate the pronounced wound 3rd string angle on the post. It works for me. I use 10s. Hugs to you Campy

Thanks, Jim such a strange feeling when you have been playing guitar for 50 years and you learn this. It's almost like the mystery sounds from old sci-fi movies you would hear it a lot like the spring sound never experienced anyone show this technique. :)

Great video. Would you say that you are using the same set of muscles for vibrato, as you use for string bending? I recall a 1960s Michael Bloomfield magazine article, in which he states the importance of muting adjacent strings while he bends notes. I got a chuckle from the "hippie vibrato" comment.

Merci monsieur. Jimmie Rivers est un monument américain.

Jimmie Rivers, ça c'est du guitariste. Pourquoi les gens de ne jours n'ont pas de valeurs et sont dans des fadaises... n'ont ils plus leur propre jugement ?

A Les Paul tune played on a Fender! I can see Les rolling his eyes now! Lol Sounds nice Jim.👍🎸

Thanks for uploading the interview! (Monkey in a movie has been my mobile ring tone for 15+ years now. )

love it. what's the name of the song?

wow how cool

I just bought his lesson on this song from his website, where you get a pdf + audio of him playing and explaining note-by-note how to approach the song. It's awesome, like all of his lessons. The description on the website says 'Not for the faint of heart' and that's 100% correct! The behind-the-nut bending of the bass strings, while playing harmonics requires a lot of practice. His lessons always bring my playing to a next level and give me new ideas. Thanks Jim! Hope to see you play live one day (hopefully in The Netherlands 🙂)

I literally LOLd at your impression of how a record slowed down to 16 sounds. Right on. Nailed it! 😂😂

Also. One picture has typical tele headstock the other flathead. Which is it.

God, that's a great performance, and I love the comments afterwards.

Beautiful, what's the name of your duo?

Wonderfull rendition, deep emotions, congrats to both of you's. Have you thought about releasing a CD, it would make a great compilation, I would buy it.

The telecaster is the violins inbred relative and a form of lie detection. They both expose the players abilities