I first saw you in '67 and have been chasing you ever since....still can't catch you. Your sense of harmony is...well....Very grateful for all the free lessons.
Really a class act ; to be so talented ! Larry your definitely one of the Virtuoso Guitar players . Kid Charlemagne , Don't Take Me Alive , & Smiles & Smiles To Go are true timeless Classics ,,. Thank you for all of your genuine honest guitar playing over the last 40 years . God Bless !!
Great interview. And, wow. He isn't completely unique, but over and over again, Carlton comes up with delicious solos that are like song compositions in and of themselves. I think it's impossible to not like his solos. Every single one is just beautiful, and you can listen to it over and over.
amazing how he can play exactly like he did 40 years earlier,and show how he mastered every aspect of the guitar over time,very few remember even their biggest hits of the past
that's so awesome you got to interview larry carlton!!!! what a legend! lol i'm 21 just getting into diminished and harmony, and larry was in middle school figuring it out on his own! lol that's friggin great
Your very lucky to interview Mr Carlton😍I hope u got a few lessons❤️🙏Great stories i related to everything he said! Except he learnt by self discovery by himself the diminished example he said and i learned at music school. Is self discovery better than being taught? Interesting indeed. I teach myself now days.
I was lucky enough to see Mr. Carlton in person last week, second row seats in a small venue right in front of him; all of the good things you're reading here are true. Just let me add he was as engaging and friendly as a person as he was talented and entertaining as a player. Truly a gift for us all.Thank you, Larry.
Justin, he seems like a gentle and generous musician - but just like a guitar really only "sounds good" in the hands of a good player, perhaps your very clear and thoughtful questions gave us this video's quality. This is perhaps the best conversation with Carlton yet recorded. Great work Justin.
I agree the best most respectful interview. I really love Court and Spark and all the Steely Dan stuff but the heart of his craft is the most amazing place you delivered us to.
Now that is just a killer interview. Lucky you, getting Larry to not only share some of his background but to go into chordal theory. That whole bit with the triad shapes over a G pedal blows my mind. Justin, thanks for posting this.
Brilliant interview by a brilliant artist. Thank you for posting this gem, it is amazing to hear where musicians get their inspiration from and I applaud you for finding this and putting it on youtube for all of us Larry Carlton fans to enjoy!
Fantastic, Justin! And thanks, Larry. LC was one of my guitar heroes as a teen; he's got chops to burn, but it's really all about his sound, his touch, and his tastefulness, which make him one of the very, very best.
I saw Larry C.play at a corporate event around 1997 out in CA and just couldn't believe how great his tone was. - everyone in the band was amazing, I heard a tragic story about him being shot in the head a few years later by a burgler and (obviously) surviving through a very close to death experience - if true, that makes his great recent playing even more wonderful.
I wonder if Larry ever played with Phil Keaggy? Mr. Keaggy I understand has 52 albums. I'm not sure about Mr Carlton. Larry is humble,admitting that better guitar players have taught Him. Keaggy is the same. Great video! I've noticed that all good guitar players compliment each other.
great interview.. from 1 of my heroes too. so humble and articulate and hearfelt he is. wish you used a better camera.. or uploaded higher rez. it made larry look like joe pass haha.
Larry Carlton is too much of a gun player to have people talkin jive in the text below his interview video. It's funny that he never once mentions intervals?
Great interview Justin, Larry is my all time guitar hero and a class act and the kindest most humble on the planet 🌏
I first saw you in '67 and have been chasing you ever since....still can't catch you. Your sense of harmony is...well....Very grateful for all the free lessons.
Really a class act ; to be so talented ! Larry your definitely one of the Virtuoso Guitar players .
Kid Charlemagne , Don't Take Me Alive , & Smiles & Smiles To Go are true timeless Classics ,,.
Thank you for all of your genuine honest guitar playing over the last 40 years .
God Bless !!
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Great interview. And, wow. He isn't completely unique, but over and over again, Carlton comes up with delicious solos that are like song compositions in and of themselves. I think it's impossible to not like his solos. Every single one is just beautiful, and you can listen to it over and over.
He's such a tasty player. And he doesn't waste notes.
amazing how he can play exactly like he did 40 years earlier,and show how he mastered every aspect of the guitar over time,very few remember even their biggest hits of the past
that's so awesome you got to interview larry carlton!!!! what a legend! lol i'm 21 just getting into diminished and harmony, and larry was in middle school figuring it out on his own! lol that's friggin great
Your very lucky to interview Mr Carlton😍I hope u got a few lessons❤️🙏Great stories i related to everything he said! Except he learnt by self discovery by himself the diminished example he said and i learned at music school. Is self discovery better than being taught? Interesting indeed. I teach myself now days.
I was lucky enough to see Mr. Carlton in person last week, second row seats in a small venue right in front of him; all of the good things you're reading here are true. Just let me add he was as engaging and friendly as a person as he was talented and entertaining as a player. Truly a gift for us all.Thank you, Larry.
Justin, he seems like a gentle and generous musician - but just like a guitar really only "sounds good" in the hands of a good player, perhaps your very clear and thoughtful questions gave us this video's quality. This is perhaps the best conversation with Carlton yet recorded. Great work Justin.
I agree the best most respectful interview. I really love Court and Spark and all the Steely Dan stuff but the heart of his craft is the most amazing place you delivered us to.
Now that is just a killer interview. Lucky you, getting Larry to not only share some of his background but to go into chordal theory. That whole bit with the triad shapes over a G pedal blows my mind. Justin, thanks for posting this.
Brilliant interview by a brilliant artist. Thank you for posting this gem, it is amazing to hear where musicians get their inspiration from and I applaud you for finding this and putting it on youtube for all of us Larry Carlton fans to enjoy!
Fantastic, Justin! And thanks, Larry. LC was one of my guitar heroes as a teen; he's got chops to burn, but it's really all about his sound, his touch, and his tastefulness, which make him one of the very, very best.
Just discovering this today. Justin, thanks!
Thanks for this. I have listened to Larry for many years and feel you have hit the mark with your questions. Great interview.
wow what an insightful interview. love larry carlton
Totally accessable...nice to hear him detail how he got to where he is.
Carlton is the real deal. You brought a lot of good information out of him.
saw larry in austin texas in 1978 or 79 with Joe Sample and the Crusaders. Guy is incredible
Wow fantastic interview! Larry is the G.O.A.T! 🎸👍😃
One word sums this man's musical genius .. LEGEND !!!
Brill stuff,great to hear about a legends journey with his guitar.Thanks Justin,you are the tops!
Nice Justin, a great interview, and What a gentleman is Larry!!!
Been learning for 4 months now. It would be a dream to play anywhere near what these guys can play.
he's a fantastic player and seems like such a nice guy too, great interview
what a great man besides being one hell of a musician! thanks for posting this and thanks larry for all the great music!
One of the greatest Jazz guitarists ever. Good interview.
as someone just getting into jazz this was a great interview. I will have to research Mr. Carlton, I am sure, judging from this I will be impressed.
Great interview, I could listen him all day long
Excellent interview, great questions ! .. along fantasic tips from Mr. Carlton ... cheers
I saw Larry C.play at a corporate event around 1997 out in CA and just couldn't believe how great his tone was. - everyone in the band was amazing, I heard a tragic story about him being shot in the head a few years later by a burgler and (obviously) surviving through a very close to death experience - if true, that makes his great recent playing even more wonderful.
Great interview.
Nice interview Justin. Larry seems like a great guy.
only larry can make that simplest of licks at 4.05 sound soooo beautiful!
Thank you. It was informative and fun to watch.
Keep it up Justin! Those interviews are greate
That intro thing of that Barney thing of a fogey day?? He did @ 5:17-19 was beautifull
oh crap - i think i'm startin to like jazz
Nice one Justin - absolutely top notch as usual :)
Always interesting to listen to LC.
Great interview Justin .. thanks so much!
Nice harmonic thingy at 5:21 never saw that tech before
I wonder if Larry ever played with Phil Keaggy?
Mr. Keaggy I understand has 52 albums.
I'm not sure about Mr Carlton.
Larry is humble,admitting that better guitar players have taught Him.
Keaggy is the same.
Great video!
I've noticed that all good guitar players compliment each other.
wow what a great guy
Wow, incredibly nice and entertaining that was. Thank you very much :)
Great Questions!!
great interview
Jeez man He let you play his guitar ?
Now THAT IS FUCKIN COOL
THANK YOU!!!!!
@JustinSandercoe
its not the 335, the 335 sig has mr 335 on th truss rod cover
why are so many people in music (players, music stores, etc.) so nice? just my imagination, maybe?
thanks J.
Brilliant
Yeah, indepensable value of self-discovery!
cool
verry inspiering!
Premium dude!
nice!!
Why?
1968 is Block Marker.
Changed neck or finger board?
great interview.. from 1 of my heroes too. so humble and articulate and hearfelt he is. wish you used a better camera.. or uploaded higher rez. it made larry look like joe pass haha.
thanks.
I didn't know there is this sig. guitar...
That whole G in the bass and move your dim. chord a minor 3rd up the neck and then choose solos from the each triad is genius. but I have no clue man.
Yeah but do u know how it functions as part of a diminished chord?
This 335 is Dot Maker.
What year......?
What a God!
Dude's got tone.
ye
he explained that...
im stealing his thing about the E triad
Ouch my head cord progressions still mess with my head
great ,f cord to learn ,we've all been there,
Holy crap, its Mr. 335
great interview; for me this means 'teaching' without doing the teacher
Damn 5 people don't like this.
Shock me
See I knew Larry took private
Larry Carlton is too much of a gun player to have people talkin jive in the text below his interview video. It's funny that he never once mentions intervals?
cool