Tony: If you ever need a break from the B-3, you could easily be a hypnotist with your voice. Great video, I picked up a lot of tips to use on my C-3, and I thank you. Be well!
Tony swings more by himself than most bands! Just amazing as always- the registrations and notes can be taught but the feel is the toughest to master. Tony, keep being the great ambassador of the B-3, in whatever brand it may reside.
Great to see some organ videos aimed at the viewer who already has piano chops and just wants to learn some organ technique. It's hard to find videos like this. It's agony for me to watch a video where the guy is saying "OK.....Now put your pinky on A, and with your right hand, play G with your thumb, then C sharp with your middle finger.....and finally, F with your right pinky here." when all I need is ten seconds of hearing it played correctly at tempo. I am really finding your B3 videos useful.
I was SO wanting to see this Video because I have purchased the IK Multimedia Hammond B-3X software and I had NO Idea what his really Was IS ! It is So Iconic and well loved by all for a century of Rock etc Deep Purple "Smoke on the Water", Highway Star So many. Thank YOU
What an incredible musician and a wealth of knowledge. If I lived in your neighborhood you would have to phone the police to get rid of me. :) Thanks Tony. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to you.
10:30 Thanks Tony, for taking the time to point out all the nuances of tone here. It really helps understand the potential for what the Hammond organ can do.
Tony really. The little piece you play demonstrating tapping at 6:00-7:00 blows me away every time. Listening and watching you has inspired me to learn to play.
Tony, I could listen to you all day no matter what you were talking about. So much kindness in your voice. I just bought an A100 and a Leslie 122 so my friend would join my band and be the Hammond organist. We are still looking for the right sound. It is there everyday, but everyday it ends up sounding different. I'm a guitar player that loves the Hammond sound and can play a little. Thanks for the great video.
As a long time bass player of 30 plus years, I am going back to the keys, with emphasis on organ. My dad was Shindig from the 60's. Not sure if anyone here knows him but I followed in his footsteps on bass until his death a few years back and the music seems to have changed. A hired gun on bass seems to be adequate these days for me but there is no good jazz anymore and certainly no keys!! That generation seems to be passing...You sir have given me a lot to chew on! Great presentation!
Holy Moses' Sandals. NOW I understand, even after playing Hammonds for 50 years. I play A LOT of pedals, chording left hand. Will be learning more COMP on Lower keyboard, now that I get the drawbar setting for that. I'm actually a drummer SO The Organ is for my "own amazement"!! I'm also a Church Organist where I don't have a Hammond. Too bad.
I just came across this and I'm astounded that 103 people dislike this. I don't understand those people. This guy is a freaking genius/master on this instrument!
Ça me rappelle mon enfance ou je jouais des vieux classiques à l'orgue en les ayants entendu à peine une fois. La vie et la musique. C'est tout ce qu'il faut. Merci Seigneur ! Le Leslie. Quel truc génial.
I Never get tired of hearing a Hammond!!! Love the A100’s too! I had 2 B3’s, one was an awesome, screaming 1955!! But my late 60’s B3 just didn’t have the same bite or vibe. Must have been the coil adjustment differences, or maybe the generator caps, something. From the back they appeared the same, motor, scanner, etc. (Had an RT-3 for a while)
Tony, great demo! I own an A-100 (1960) and a 122 Leslie I just had it serviced and it sounds incredible. So quiet you wouldn't even know it was on if you didn't look for the light by the power switch. You are a good teacher judging by the demo here!
I am picking up a free A-102 this morning that I found on craigslist. I've played guitar for the last 15 years and have gotten into the keys over the last few months. I wish I had years ago. Been using a split midi keyboard setup with my computer and Reason software. Despite all the great synth sounds I have been able to produce, I've found my deepest love is for the B3 samples I have, but they just aren't the same as the real deal. This video is going to be very helpful. Thanks Tony.
This ONE video has opened up my eyes. I've always loved the B3, and wanted to play one, but never had access to one. The band I'm in now has everything in the world at it's disposal, and I was told I will have one soon. I'm gonna be sponging all over your account, now! THANK YOU!!
I don't know if you'll see this or not... I just want to thank you!!! This video has helped me out immensely. I love the fact that you've taken the time to really explore all the tones that the Hammond has to offer. The piano one makes me laugh every time :) Thanks again!!!
Thank you to a Legend like yourself for sharing your knowledge n experience....glad you doin these type of vids cause not much legends are wanting to share
I've been inspired to take my organ out of storage. you have sparked my inspiration even the more. Organ is such an up hill battle for me but i will check out you videos and DVD's.
I've always been fascinated with the hammond...between my brother and myself, I think we own something like 4 or 5 in various models...never get sick of that incredible sound
I am just about to listen to your video. Before I got started , I wanted to tell you that starting way back in the late 60s, I was in a few bands. I played a fender Rhodes and a Farfisa. Then, one day I went to a studio in Manhattan and they were equipped with aHammond B3. It blew my mind! The only ‘thing’ was that I was always and constantly playing with the stops , trying to get that perfect sound. I did not have anyone to tell me and NOW ! FINALLY ! I am about to hear your secrets to the stops (settings). Thanking you in Advance: Robert
Chops!!! Your demos in the last ten minutes are absolutely killing me. That walking bass is relentless and groovy. Chords sexy sweet. Lead solo bebopy and tight. I'm dyin'.
Unreal. What a amazing instrument. Being able to create that kinda base line with one hand and foot melts my soul. Then you have the right hand to bring the funkiness. Love it.
Thanks so much Tony! This is a *REAL* in-depth study of all the great sounds you can get out of a 'real' Hammond. Even today, the sound is so unique that's it's tough for any digital keyboard to accurately reproduce.. mainly because it was originally an electro-mechanical device, and everything affects everything else, which affects the resultant sound coming out of the speakers! Hammond's XKB does a pretty passable job, but there are still elements that it will never capture, like differences in the tone wheels, capacitors, tubes, etc. that make it to where no two tone-wheel organs sound exactly the same. The 'keypop', the vibrato scanner, the location of coils in relation to the tone wheels all have an effect. Just like no 2 pipe organs sound the same, and even the same pipe organ will sound different according to the weather! Digital electronics have advanced to an incredible level and they get really close, but with devices like this.. *NOTHING BEATS THE ORIGINAL!!* Great video, thank you!!😁👍🎵🎶
Thanks Tony- super helpful demonstration. Doin only piano for awhile, picked up a 2nd XK, so I'm ready to get back in touch with both manuals, and all your wonderful stuff.
Thank's Tony for this clear explanation, I couldn't explain it better. Through years, I found out all the things you told in this video by myself, but then with Jimmy Smith as 'teacher on record' (must be the same for you), its nice to be confirmed, after all those years and struggles, with this cool explanation.
Tony, I really, really appreciate how you to take the time to teach and share your gift of music with us. I learn so much from your videos. Keep grooving!!!!!
what an entertaining 31min.11 secs wish i could play Hammond - have to settle for just guitar ! wonderful stuff - just love all those sounds - and your presentation is top draw !!
I really enjoyed your presentation ... well presented.. informative and really good.. I am not into organs but this had me interested .. thanks and 'i will check out your other videos I started ou on the accordian which was taught to me by a Farfisa organ teacher... thos was my step up into Synths and electronic music I do love jazz/blues and the organ input It is a very very fine line between what we in th UK call 'Club Organ' and what I call 'Real organ' playing in the realms of Rock/Jazz/Blues rather than the organists in Club Land and Pub Land
Learning how to play after not having touched a keyboard for 2 decades. I have komplete 8 in my project studios to be and are picking up a Kimbal organ on Wednesday. I do have to fix two black (foot) pedals on it and will see if I can install a MIDI interface in it. A Hammond is definitely on my list, but first I need to buy, or build a lesie speaker for my Kimbal.. :D
That's really great! My Pastor is getting an XK-3c for the church and I'm so thankful to be getting in on the action. Very helpful and I like the funk part!
Thanks a lot Tony. I was recently blown away by Jazz organ with you and Joey Defrancesco. I'm totally taken by Jazz now. BTW: We worked together with Paul Estrela with the MakeMakes. ;-)
Have fun with your A102. It's funny, I'd been playing guitar for 20 years and got a Hammond A102 as my first organ. There are many things you can do to improve your sound. One of the simplest is turning up the little screw for the gain, on the square aluminum box. A Leslie 122 is desired, but you can get by nicely with a simple used 'in organ' Leslie unit. Attach it in place of reverb spkr. Now have L112 & Hammond X-66. Organ is part theory and part imagination. Tony's got both:) Go Columbus!
Thats the beauty of drawbars, you can make your own sounds!!!! Its like a synth :) Ooopps the Hammond is often recognized as one of the first synths, built to synthesize the pipe organ!
Mr. monaco Im always watching your videos you are a great jazz musician... congrats... awesome tutorial... maybe someday you can come for a concert in Turkey...=) by the way Im using Nord Stage II for hammonds... greetings from the Republic of Turkey...
I've watched aaa-mennny organists do their thing and ok they were very good or even great and I wasn't able to grasp anything other than a brief moments of much enjoyed organ sounds - which sounded like something I've done a half century ago. I found you very captivating - your sound is exactly what I like to sound like - and but I never new about the labeling of "shadowing" ..... to me n the 70s - I just played the peds and lower accomp which made the groove because it was all to add to the fullness needed of the sound (playing solo) & when I could manage it (stage fright - a few liquids helped loosen up the fear factor of playing along in a club) and a kinda solo when forth. I was never a musician, just a skilled sound engineer who could put a note here than there like no other, I was creating sound. Can't play but could create some amazing and never heard before sounds. I was told I'm an artist - I love sound/when it becomes music and love it so much when that created sound becomes music that a listener enjoys. Sir Tony- glad to have stumbled upon your greatness - I will be seeking out more of your teaching - thanks so much. Dennisallday.
Thank you, thank you, Tony! I just goof around, adding some B3 essence to some tracks. This has given me lots of techniques to try out, and wonderful information about how to get great sounds.
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Tony: If you ever need a break from the B-3, you could easily be a hypnotist with your voice. Great video, I picked up a lot of tips to use on my C-3, and I thank you. Be well!
This is 31 minutes and 10 seconds of pure gold!
This is as good as it gets. Tony Monaco is the perfect name for a Jazz master.
Great teacher!
Tony swings more by himself than most bands! Just amazing as always- the registrations and notes can be taught but the feel is the toughest to master.
Tony, keep being the great ambassador of the B-3, in whatever brand it may reside.
Wow.
And this lesson is free in youtube....
Thank you so much Tony.
Love Hammond forever. I grew up with it.
I’m so fascinated by the sound of B3 organ synth😍
Great to see some organ videos aimed at the viewer who already has piano chops and just wants to learn some organ technique. It's hard to find videos like this. It's agony for me to watch a video where the guy is saying "OK.....Now put your pinky on A, and with your right hand, play G with your thumb, then C sharp with your middle finger.....and finally, F with your right pinky here." when all I need is ten seconds of hearing it played correctly at tempo. I am really finding your B3 videos useful.
I was SO wanting to see this Video because I have purchased the IK Multimedia Hammond B-3X software and I had NO Idea what his really Was IS ! It is So Iconic and well loved by all for a century of Rock etc Deep Purple "Smoke on the Water", Highway Star So many. Thank YOU
This is how a real maestro teaches and demonstrates, so easily, so simple, so rich in tunes and harmonies. Thank you, Sir! From Macedonia ;)
Absolute B3 forgotten now just to have a new reference for music lovers a master at B3 awesome.
Thank you Tony for this Great Gift to us!! Awesome!!
Tony Monaco is a virtuose of the Hammond. He knows it inside out, and he can play like no other one. It's heaven on Earth. You know it all.
What an incredible musician and a wealth of knowledge. If I lived in your neighborhood you would have to phone the police to get rid of me. :) Thanks Tony. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to you.
Mr Monaco that squabble song you closed with.....wow.. I can listen to that 100 times and does not get old...
10:30 Thanks Tony, for taking the time to point out all the nuances of tone here. It really helps understand the potential for what the Hammond organ can do.
That “string section” is so smooth it’s a little mind-boggling. Tony is such an awesome player.
I could listen all day!!
This guy seems so modest. I'm glad I've found this video. Very informative. Thank you.
Great intro to the Hammond. Tony's gentle approach to teaching a complex instrument makes it all seem reachable.
Tony really. The little piece you play demonstrating tapping at 6:00-7:00 blows me away every time. Listening and watching you has inspired me to learn to play.
Joel Torres I like that also.
+Joel Torres Yeah man, 6:38 is where the magic happens! And 7:55
The best Hammond-player with the best feelings.
it doesn't get any better than this - my fav hammond player
Old Video but I must comment... Im going to learn a lot from this guy. Thanks Tony squabble on!!!
The guy plays bass lines better than most of the bass players i know....:)
Michael Bogomolny ..you got that right!!
My Father always told bass players to listen to B3 guys for great ideas on passing tones..!
How right he was!
Play Tony!!!
Even his voice is a bass line.
I take it you don't know many true bass players.😕
Listen to phil lesh he puts this dudes bass to shame makes him look like he barley knows how to play
Tony,
I could listen to you all day no matter what you were talking about. So much kindness in your voice. I just bought an A100 and a Leslie 122 so my friend would join my band and be the Hammond organist. We are still looking for the right sound. It is there everyday, but everyday it ends up sounding different. I'm a guitar player that loves the Hammond sound and can play a little. Thanks for the great video.
Tony Monaco puts a lot of time, knowledge, and enthusiasm into his video on how to get the best sounds from the HAMMOND A100 organ. Well done Tony.
So, here you are Tony - eventually I find you outside Java Jazz. Hope your success, Tony and all the best for your better musical living!
As a long time bass player of 30 plus years, I am going back to the keys, with emphasis on organ. My dad was Shindig from the 60's. Not sure if anyone here knows him but I followed in his footsteps on bass until his death a few years back and the music seems to have changed. A hired gun on bass seems to be adequate these days for me but there is no good jazz anymore and certainly no keys!! That generation seems to be passing...You sir have given me a lot to chew on! Great presentation!
Tony should be a deejay on Satellite (Jazz) radio. What a great soothing voice....oh right... and a good educational video!
Tony Monaco - great - go on - original Hammond still sounds terrific ! You do not get it on any synthesizer etc...Well done player. Cheers
Holy Moses' Sandals. NOW I understand, even after playing Hammonds for 50 years.
I play A LOT of pedals, chording left hand. Will be learning more COMP on Lower keyboard,
now that I get the drawbar setting for that. I'm actually a drummer SO The Organ is for my
"own amazement"!! I'm also a Church Organist where I don't have a Hammond. Too bad.
I just came across this and I'm astounded that 103 people dislike this. I don't understand those people. This guy is a freaking genius/master on this instrument!
Idiots
What a man of grace you are. Fantastic. I have an A-100 with a 251. It is just magic!
Ça me rappelle mon enfance ou je jouais des vieux classiques à l'orgue en les ayants entendu à peine une fois. La vie et la musique. C'est tout ce qu'il faut. Merci Seigneur ! Le Leslie. Quel truc génial.
What a cool, sophisticated guy, the Hammond is barely able to express his creative spirit
I Never get tired of hearing a Hammond!!! Love the A100’s too!
I had 2 B3’s, one was an awesome, screaming 1955!! But my late 60’s B3 just didn’t have the same bite or vibe. Must have been the coil adjustment differences, or maybe the generator caps, something. From the back they appeared the same, motor, scanner, etc. (Had an RT-3 for a while)
Years ago I saw a A100 in a pawn shop for $300. I still see the A series pretty cheap in classified ads here in Australia.
Tony, great demo! I own an A-100 (1960) and a 122 Leslie I just had it serviced and it sounds incredible. So quiet you wouldn't even know it was on if you didn't look for the light by the power switch.
You are a good teacher judging by the demo here!
I am picking up a free A-102 this morning that I found on craigslist. I've played guitar for the last 15 years and have gotten into the keys over the last few months. I wish I had years ago. Been using a split midi keyboard setup with my computer and Reason software. Despite all the great synth sounds I have been able to produce, I've found my deepest love is for the B3 samples I have, but they just aren't the same as the real deal. This video is going to be very helpful.
Thanks Tony.
This ONE video has opened up my eyes.
I've always loved the B3, and wanted to play one, but never had access to one.
The band I'm in now has everything in the world at it's disposal, and I was told I will have one soon.
I'm gonna be sponging all over your account, now!
THANK YOU!!
the magic of Hammond sound ...
timeless! priceless!
someone must start making new Hammond organs the way they used to ...
I don't know if you'll see this or not... I just want to thank you!!! This video has helped me out immensely. I love the fact that you've taken the time to really explore all the tones that the Hammond has to offer. The piano one makes me laugh every time :) Thanks again!!!
When I was a kid I used to go to the Hammond store in Jacksonvile, Il and play on the Hammonds. Now I'm almost 70 and I still want one with a Leslie.
A Hammond without a Leslie is like a bird without wings! Neither will fly!
Thanks Tony for really breaking things down to my level. Fantastic video !!!
Thank you to a Legend like yourself for sharing your knowledge n experience....glad you doin these type of vids cause not much legends are wanting to share
Tony you da man!
I've been inspired to take my organ out of storage. you have sparked my inspiration even the more. Organ is such an up hill battle for me but i will check out you videos and DVD's.
I've always been fascinated with the hammond...between my brother and myself, I think we own something like 4 or 5 in various models...never get sick of that incredible sound
30:17 Awesome ! You are the Best ! .... and also your voice calme me down . I feel fine when you talk to us . Thank you for the video !
I am just about to listen to your video. Before I got started , I wanted to tell you that starting way back in the late 60s, I was in a few bands. I played a fender Rhodes and a Farfisa. Then, one day I went to a studio in Manhattan and they were equipped with aHammond B3. It blew my mind! The only ‘thing’ was that I was always and constantly playing with the stops , trying to get that perfect sound. I did not have anyone to tell me and NOW ! FINALLY ! I am about to hear your secrets to the stops (settings). Thanking you in Advance: Robert
Chops!!! Your demos in the last ten minutes are absolutely killing me. That walking bass is relentless and groovy. Chords sexy sweet. Lead solo bebopy and tight. I'm dyin'.
OUTSTANDING!!!!
I have a 1965 A105 and a Leslie 251. Try as I may, I can't make it sound like him! :) Tony you are the best!
Unreal. What a amazing instrument. Being able to create that kinda base line with one hand and foot melts my soul. Then you have the right hand to bring the funkiness. Love it.
Tony you are the master of the Hammond!
Man how could anyone be more cool than you this is great stuff
the hammond organ - best instrument ever invented. wow. I'm not easy to impress but this is hard as nails.
congratz Tony,this is by far the best sounding Hammond video I ever heard,
and I heard a lot of them,besides your fantastic playing,of course.
Love the Hammond and Lesley sound, I had a globetrotter and Sharma not quite the same but still fun.
you are a monster! I just transcribed your chorus around the 6:45 mark for some inspiration!
Thanks so much Tony! This is a *REAL* in-depth study of all the great sounds you can get out of a 'real' Hammond. Even today, the sound is so unique that's it's tough for any digital keyboard to accurately reproduce.. mainly because it was originally an electro-mechanical device, and everything affects everything else, which affects the resultant sound coming out of the speakers! Hammond's XKB does a pretty passable job, but there are still elements that it will never capture, like differences in the tone wheels, capacitors, tubes, etc. that make it to where no two tone-wheel organs sound exactly the same. The 'keypop', the vibrato scanner, the location of coils in relation to the tone wheels all have an effect. Just like no 2 pipe organs sound the same, and even the same pipe organ will sound different according to the weather! Digital electronics have advanced to an incredible level and they get really close, but with devices like this.. *NOTHING BEATS THE ORIGINAL!!* Great video, thank you!!😁👍🎵🎶
Thanks Tony- super helpful demonstration. Doin only piano for awhile, picked up a 2nd XK, so I'm ready to get back in touch with both manuals, and all your wonderful stuff.
I COULD WATCH THIS FOREVER
Thank's Tony for this clear explanation, I couldn't explain it better.
Through years, I found out all the things you told in this video by myself, but then with Jimmy Smith as 'teacher on record' (must be the same for you), its nice to be confirmed, after all those years and struggles, with this cool explanation.
Tony, I really, really appreciate how you to take the time to teach and share your gift of music with us. I learn so much from your videos. Keep grooving!!!!!
Closing song would have been better with a drum machine.
Kidding!
Top notch, Tony.
what an entertaining 31min.11 secs
wish i could play Hammond - have to settle for just guitar !
wonderful stuff - just love all those sounds - and your presentation is top draw !!
Tonny,i could hear you playing hours and still amazed me and relaxing
Tony: Amazing and useful info and great performances, thanks for sharing this!👍🏻🌈🎶🎵
Nice, really nice... thank you for teaching, sharing... and God bless you.
I really enjoyed your presentation ... well presented.. informative and really good.. I am not into organs but this had me interested .. thanks and
'i will check out your other videos
I started ou on the accordian which was taught to me by a Farfisa organ teacher... thos was my step up into Synths and electronic music
I do love jazz/blues and the organ input
It is a very very fine line between what we in th UK call 'Club Organ' and what
I call 'Real organ' playing in the realms of Rock/Jazz/Blues rather than the organists in Club Land and Pub Land
Learning how to play after not having touched a keyboard for 2 decades. I have komplete 8 in my project studios to be and are picking up a Kimbal organ on Wednesday. I do have to fix two black (foot) pedals on it and will see if I can install a MIDI interface in it. A Hammond is definitely on my list, but first I need to buy, or build a lesie speaker for my Kimbal.. :D
Great left hand! My brother & I picked that up from J. Smith, in the 60’s, but not to your level. Love it!
Loving the adverts in this video.
That's really great! My Pastor is getting an XK-3c for the church and I'm so thankful to be getting in on the action. Very helpful and I like the funk part!
omg I've been looking for something like this since forever this is helping so much
Amigo Tony es increible la manera como toca el instrumento Le felicito
Great lesson. I really like the overhead presentation here. Just saw you this past weekend in Detroit, and you COOKED! Great show.
Thanks a lot Tony. I was recently blown away by Jazz organ with you and Joey Defrancesco. I'm totally taken by Jazz now.
BTW: We worked together with Paul Estrela with the MakeMakes. ;-)
Tony You play wonderful, Hammond organ..
Have fun with your A102. It's funny, I'd been playing guitar for 20 years and got a Hammond A102 as my first organ. There are many things you can do to improve your sound. One of the simplest is turning up the little screw for the gain, on the square aluminum box. A Leslie 122 is desired, but you can get by nicely with a simple used 'in organ' Leslie unit. Attach it in place of reverb spkr.
Now have L112 & Hammond X-66. Organ is part theory and part imagination. Tony's got both:)
Go Columbus!
Thats the beauty of drawbars, you can make your own sounds!!!! Its like a synth :) Ooopps the Hammond is often recognized as one of the first synths, built to synthesize the pipe organ!
Mr. monaco Im always watching your videos
you are a great jazz musician...
congrats... awesome tutorial...
maybe someday you can come for a concert in Turkey...=)
by the way Im using Nord Stage II for hammonds...
greetings from the Republic of Turkey...
Tony super-sound very,very good-BRAVO
Such a wonderful instrument. I'm a guitar player but wish I could play one of these.
Lee Michaels Stormy Monday on B3 ! Interesting lessons, cool!
great.....running the 3rd time now. all the best for touring with the benedetto - 7 string -
Howard.
An excellent class.HOwever, I still don’t quite understand what the black & white keys are doing ~ ~ ~ ?
U ROCK... U like rat pack cool.....I'm digging how you're laying down the bass and lead LIKE IT'S NOTHING. .....
Tony is The Man!
What an absolute legend
I've watched aaa-mennny organists do their thing and ok they were very good or even great and I wasn't able to grasp anything other than a brief moments of much enjoyed organ sounds - which sounded like something I've done a half century ago. I found you very captivating - your sound is exactly what I like to sound like - and but I never new about the labeling of "shadowing" ..... to me n the 70s - I just played the peds and lower accomp which made the groove because it was all to add to the fullness needed of the sound (playing solo) & when I could manage it (stage fright - a few liquids helped loosen up the fear factor of playing along in a club) and a kinda solo when forth. I was never a musician, just a skilled sound engineer who could put a note here than there like no other, I was creating sound. Can't play but could create some amazing and never heard before sounds. I was told I'm an artist - I love sound/when it becomes music and love it so much when that created sound becomes music that a listener enjoys. Sir Tony- glad to have stumbled upon your greatness - I will be seeking out more of your teaching - thanks so much. Dennisallday.
Feel you Dennis, your story is pretty much my story (I'm not a proper muso, but can groove and get by!)
Thank you, thank you, Tony! I just goof around, adding some B3 essence to some tracks. This has given me lots of techniques to try out, and wonderful information about how to get great sounds.
My man Tony! Keep on sounding good doc! You are a great guy!
Tony, I recently acquired an M3, I'm looking forward to learning all that you can teach me. Great stuff!
Very tasteful playing
Hey Tony,thanks for all you do.
Great stuff. Well presented and very inspirational.
Excellent video. Keep up the good work.
What great playing and tutorial. Thanks.
Thank you for your information very helpful......