Too true!!!! It like I don't have the creativity to create from scratch, but when I try and play someone else's song and catastrophically fail I actually create something cool!
I remember seeing Tyler when he was a teenager starting out on a news report. He was impressive. I created his Wikipedia entry because I knew he was going to have a long career. It is great to see him doing so well. I hope he has a long success career playing classic American music along with his originals. It gives me joy to know he, along with others, will keep it a living music for the next generation. Muddy Waters and those great Chicago players and Delta players deserve never to fade from civilization. Robert Johnson should live forever!
Discovered Tyler's music about 10-12 years ago. Been a fan ever since. I've seen him play tiny dives to 10 people and pour his heart and soul into every note as if he was playing to thousands. Such a great talent.
@@RogerThat902 haha as a teenager he was already Sterling Ball's (Ernie Ball boss) protégé, he was playing a Luke back then. A lot of people have been finding out about him in the past couple years but he has been at it a long time.
It is commercial for guitars. Do not haver right to use world DOBRO. It is equal that your use for commercial, or money, word Grace or Divine in English. Bad.
Tyler has an old soul and he's a humble, sweet kid. In another 10 years or so, I know his playing & writing will have even more depth & originality. I look forward to watching him grow.
It must be the color. Pink is always great. Paint your motorbike pink, and you will love its sound better. It's amazing. Try pink glasses and you love the first one you meet. Black glasses is no good, you want pink.
I love slide guitar and I've made numerous attempts to learn it during my guitar-playing life. Each time I aim for the Delta but I always end up in Hawaii and I just can never paddle my way back...
Thank you for doing this video Rhett, I'm now ashamed to admit that I'd never heard of Tyler before this - luckily you helped correct the problem and in the process turned me into an instant fan of his work... he's amazing And lest it be forgotten, you're nobody's fool either Rhett - the 2 of you sound phenomenal together,...thanks again
Tyler Bryant is an amazing player. I first heard him when he opened for Jeff Beck in about 2011 or 2012 on a tour across Canada. Barely old enough to legally buy alcohol here (if even), definitely not old enough to buy liquor in the US. And being thrust onto stages where 90% of the audience were other guitarists and one of the biggest legends of the instrument hanging out at the side of the stage all eagerly listening to every note he played... no pressure. XD
I'm also musician who writes but I'm in South GA and no one hardly cares about blues or rock and it's sad ... I've been playing all my life 30 years I wish I could sit in with you guys .. I play 6 to eight hours every day it's all I want to do. Y'all are good brother.
I lived in Macon for about a year, hanging around town. There were nothing but blues people there. You gotta get out of the house and meet some people.
Teacher! I am 66 years old and I am addicted to playing slide as a form of meditation, to help me think. I don't know a thing about music but I've been making notes on my slide guitars for years. I love your interpretation. Thank you because I learn from every movement of your slide. Hug from Argentina.
"A lot of times, being a little flat or a little sharp is actually a beautiful thing." That's for sure! As a Michigander born and raised, props out to Saginaw, MI!
Chris Whitley is one of my all time favorite artists. He was a brilliant slide player, an incredible singer, and one of the best lyricists of all time! -TB
@@tbshakedown Hi Tyler, thank you kindly for the response...as I was listening to you play I kept thinking "I swear I'm hearing the ghost of Chris Whitley in some of that slide playing!"...You're the first slide player I've ever heard that could conjure up anything close to the sound and feel that Chris got...It was beautiful to hear I knew Chris personally very well - I even own one of his guitars (Gibson es-125, not a resonator)...It was Johnny Winter that inspired Chris to want to play slide as well - you guys are clearly kindred spirits... You sound amazing Tyler and the next time anyone asks who my favorite slide players are the answer will be Chris Whitley and Tyler Bryant...thank you for reminding everyone of what an absolutely amazing artist Chris Whitley was...See you on your Patreon page...
Slide is not something i've ever had much interest in, but the pure joy this guy is clearly getting from playing and his enthusiasm for the instrument kept my interest all the way through ... great job both of you! 👍 ... this video might be enough to make me try playing guitar with a bottle neck after all 😊😊
I have seen SRV, Jimmy Vaughan, Johnny Winter, BB and Albert King all live in Memphis. Thank you Rhett and Tyler for your music and knowledge. This video truly takes me back to Memphis!
Tyler NEEDS to make a pure Dobro album, for the world....because....Whoa. I would listen to that for HOURS, over and over. Esp. That nasty bit that starts at 3:06 and runs to 4:35 so good. Ps: Watching HOW Tyler plays NEVER gets old.
Probably your best video! Tyler is a monster, along with Justin Johnson, the Great Sonny Landeth, etc. His mention of Ray Wylie Hubbard(a favorite writer of mine), &Johnny Winters was epic. My first real intro into smokin' slide was "Dallas(Goin' back to Dallas)" by Johnny. I was floored in my teens by this.
I like the way Tyler talks about learning melodies. The play it fretted tip is so sensible. The idea of starting the process with good intonation and then sliding in and sliding out here and there to add some personality is spot on. Upgrading the pre-amp he was using with his Mule guitar would be a big help to this video. The distortion of that pre-amp was an irritating distraction from his music which made it hard to focus on what he was demonstrating. I hope Tyler can make a go of it as a musician. He clearly has the talent to eek out a living if wants to. His lets put together a demo approach was a superb; it showed how one needs a solid and basic foundation as an under pinning to build a good final product. Too many music instruction videos ignore the basics and seem to assume that the audience understands the underlying basics.
Slide Guitar is so interesting to me. I think to learn it takes much effort that offers great reward and style to the guitar arsenal. Tyler Bryant is quite awesome!
I have always wanted to learn to play slide guitar and this video is a wow moment for me. The kid definitely has his slide licks talking old blues language. These things are so beautiful and that kind of lonesome blues music heals my soul.
Tyler Bryant is living in the heaven of slide guitars :)) and surely playing them wonderfully, kudos to him, and can say that each guitar is worth its salt!!
Not sur that everybody is going to notice this but during the jam at the end Rhett is playing a Wide Sky P125, one guy from New Mexico makes those by hand and I just thought that was pretty cool
I recently inherited a dobro after my dad passed this year. It is completely handmade. He was a lifelong peddle steel player and built numerous guitars over the years. Some of which ended up in the hands of some Nashville session musicians. This video renewed my interest in learning how to play it and appreciate the handiwork of my dad!
Tuning my resonator back to standard after trying open G and the high string broke and popped my boxer in the nose scaring her to death still trying to assure her it was an accident
@@filteredwaters9171 Yes. And a film named for it. He mentioned the movie seconds before he said 'Paris, France' which is why it does not sound strange to specify the country.
I live in Paris, France and I sometimes specify it. Keziah Jones, who’s a long time resident sang it in his cool debut “Rhythm is Love”. Everybody knows the Wim Wenders movie with the Ry Cooder soundtrack, so not offended. Hope to see y’all in the city of Luv when this whole thing is over.
I knew you two had to know each other. Tyler is one of the coolest people I've ever had the pleasure of meeting and I've been supporting the band for 10 years now. I love their sound and them as people. I can't wait to see them in person again. Thanks for sharing this 🤘
Im p sure rhett did a promo for TB’s dual drive before. It was when I found out they were buds lol was following TB and watch Rhett for a while already before that.
Rhess and Tyler, I am 72 was in an accident and hadn't played for 5 years. I found you guys and you have brought light into a dark world. I love you guys and may God richly bless you.'
I love slide guitar. It reaches down into my soul and rips at my heart. I have the wood bodied duolian Dobro with the hula girl on the back. It belonged to my friend. I walked into a guitar store and saw it and called him up. Is this yours? Yep. Dude I want it. So he took it out of the shop that day and sold it to me for $600 with case. He tragically got murdered in Thailand while on a vaca. I think of him every time I open the case and pull it out.
Tyler Bryant kicks ass!!! I saw Larkin Poe in Bristol a few weeks back and they brought him on in one of the later shows of the tour - all incredible musicians! Megan Lovell - there’s another killer KILLER slide player!
By the way "dobro" in Serbian and probably in some other Slavic languages means "good". So your video tittle is something like "This is how you play good" :D
@@39MercFlathead You are correct, but the "good" in Serbian was more of a secondary bonus from the source of the name. The company was named after the family owners - much like many businesses of the time. The company was the Dopyera Brothers, shortened to "DoBro."
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curious fact, in portuguese dobro means two times, twice. very suggestible for good interpretations
@@djsjjd15 It is commercial for guitars that do not haver right to use world DOBRO. It is equal that your use for commercial, or money word Grace or Divine in English. Bad.
Tyler Bryant and his band are incredible! I got to see them live by circumstance. I went to see Sevendust, and they opened. I am a huge Sevendust fan, but walked away that night blown away by Tyler and his band. I honestly thought they were the best band that night. I have bought all their CDs, and look forward to getting to see them again live!
The way the camera man asked his thought process as a beginner is exactly what i wonder when im stuck and tyler just opened my eyes how to overcome some of these obstacles. The tip to sit and figure out how to be a sort of drummer seems so obvious but it never crossed my mind. Thanks guys!
Hey Tyler cool slide work,,, when you said one of your guitars fell on the floor,,, just so you know this is what I do when I get a new guitar,, I remove the strap holders and glue the screws in, with a washer on each end, use longer screws if needed and use guitar straps that can't come off, I use The Ibanez clip buckle straps so the ends of the strap always stays on the guitar and the buckle strap goes on another guitar , never fails,,, just thought I would pass that on,,, again awesome slide work,,, Rhett ,great video-Duanne allman, my favorite slide player,,GOD BLESS you guys,,,,, RJ.
I was hoping that Rebecca would pop in during that final jam and start blasting out some vocals! I became a huge Larkin Poe fan first, and then started learning about Tyler. Now, seeing Rhett show up at their house to jam is just the ultimate treat. Rhett, you definitely need to do something with Rebecca and Megan, too! Great to see these young ones carrying forward the soul of the blues.
This is one of your best videos, the music and energy of it are wonderful. Your guest is so passionate about Dobro and music.Seems obvious that you two are compadres. Well done boys. Beautiful!
I'm coming back to this video a lot more times than I've anticipated. Loads of different stuff: technique, reference artists' names, as well as a bit of insight on Tyler Bryant himself. Cool stuff.
Johnny Winter is the reason I picked up a guitar & taught myself . . . . Tyler is about the closest re-incarnation to JDW playing that I have heard . . . . it's really nice that the younger players still carry on the traditional styles of the great ones who most have sadly passed . . . All the best & stay well . . .
It could have very well looked like that back then as well. When you are used to making money and things go down hill in a hurry and you look around and think damn all this work and I'm going to lose it all for nothing you can control. I'm 50 and starting over with almost nothing again for the 4th or 5th time in life.
Didn't expect to be making my screwed-up-guitar-solo-face while watching a quick YT video. You guys cook. I'm so happy to be introduced to this talented guy's music. Another great video, Rhett.
Amazing how you guys just threw that together. Everytime I listen to the final cut, my head gets to bobbin and my feet get to jumping around and then I start to flapping my arms around like a headless chicken. My wife says it's the craziest thing she's ever seen. I don't care...it's what moves me and I'm in charge of how I get my groove on. So, that being said, I'm inclined to listen again and do some more flapping...Crank It Up!
I've never heard of Tyler Bryant until today, I was scrolling through YT algorithm vids on a Justin Johnson video, but maaaan oh MAN! I proper dig this guy's slide playing! I can't play for toffee, wish I could which is why I love all these sorts of vids, and Blues Slide on a Dobro is one of my top guitar sounds and styles to listen to... I'm playing it to my 2yr old boy when it's his night feed before bed... It sends him right off very quickly! I've now subbed to your channel for some more cool sounds. I'm going to see if Tyler has a YT channel too.... Thanks for this track lay down. I'd DL it just to listen to it every day! 🙏🏻 Namastè 🙏🏻
Man I knew Tyler was cool but man I didn’t know he was that chill. Just the way he was so down to make that loop track out of the sick tune he noodled out. This was just all around cool stuff
Who's your favorite slide player?
Who doesn’t love Derek Trucks?
joey landreth
Rhett Shull
Megan Lovell
Duane Allman
"... years of trying to emulate other people and failing to sound like them is where you find your sound."
There's an adage for the ages right there.
I was looking for someone who would say that!
Yes Rhett nailed it there, I think I have my own sound and it definitely comes from failing to replicate amazing players.
@@todhamilton5055 like the band in sling blade?
Too true!!!! It like I don't have the creativity to create from scratch, but when I try and play someone else's song and catastrophically fail I actually create something cool!
Sounds like failed imitation devolved into unoriginality. Nothing more.
That dudes phrasing is absolutely remarkable. When he layed down the slide to jam, his phrasing was super inspiring! Thanks for sharing
Yeah man, the push-and-pull in the rhythms is heavy!
You hit it! Phrasing!
"cool" ... "yeah" the dialogue of true master musicians
Who needs a vast vocabulary if the notes do all the talking? ;-)
"Cool yeah dude",...is the most recognizable English phrase and can be combined in any order to mean exactly the same thing.
The VH t shirt is the sign of a master musician
Once I learned these words I could truly express myself
@@jasonmcgary or a gay one
I remember seeing Tyler when he was a teenager starting out on a news report. He was impressive. I created his Wikipedia entry because I knew he was going to have a long career. It is great to see him doing so well. I hope he has a long success career playing classic American music along with his originals. It gives me joy to know he, along with others, will keep it a living music for the next generation. Muddy Waters and those great Chicago players and Delta players deserve never to fade from civilization. Robert Johnson should live forever!
Most important he's Young...and enthusiastic.
That is just awesome 😊
Wikipedia isn’t my favorite, but it’s kinda funny and cool to be able to say that you wrote the original article
The crossover I didn’t know I needed.
You are damn right
So true
Discovered Tyler's music about 10-12 years ago. Been a fan ever since. I've seen him play tiny dives to 10 people and pour his heart and soul into every note as if he was playing to thousands. Such a great talent.
Was he playing as a fetus? He looks 12 now hah
@@RogerThat902 haha as a teenager he was already Sterling Ball's (Ernie Ball boss) protégé, he was playing a Luke back then. A lot of people have been finding out about him in the past couple years but he has been at it a long time.
It is commercial for guitars. Do not haver right to use world DOBRO. It is equal that your use for commercial, or money, word Grace or Divine in English. Bad.
Tyler has an old soul and he's a humble, sweet kid. In another 10 years or so, I know his playing & writing will have even more depth & originality. I look forward to watching him grow.
This pink resonator just sounds so wonderful. Just unreal.
It must be the color. Pink is always great. Paint your motorbike pink, and you will love its sound better. It's amazing. Try pink glasses and you love the first one you meet. Black glasses is no good, you want pink.
What model is it?
@@TheRoc35 Mule
Its the tuning didnt he say the ry tuning ? Altered Open D
I love slide guitar and I've made numerous attempts to learn it during my guitar-playing life. Each time I aim for the Delta but I always end up in Hawaii and I just can never paddle my way back...
That's funny. And I know exactly what you mean.
Maybe that’s where you’re meant to be?
Thank you for doing this video Rhett, I'm now ashamed to admit that I'd never heard of Tyler before this - luckily you helped correct the problem and in the process turned me into an instant fan of his work... he's amazing
And lest it be forgotten, you're nobody's fool either Rhett - the 2 of you sound phenomenal together,...thanks again
Tyler Bryant is an amazing player. I first heard him when he opened for Jeff Beck in about 2011 or 2012 on a tour across Canada. Barely old enough to legally buy alcohol here (if even), definitely not old enough to buy liquor in the US. And being thrust onto stages where 90% of the audience were other guitarists and one of the biggest legends of the instrument hanging out at the side of the stage all eagerly listening to every note he played... no pressure. XD
I'm also musician who writes but I'm in South GA and no one hardly cares about blues or rock and it's sad ... I've been playing all my life 30 years I wish I could sit in with you guys .. I play 6 to eight hours every day it's all I want to do. Y'all are good brother.
I lived in Macon for about a year, hanging around town. There were nothing but blues people there. You gotta get out of the house and meet some people.
Bro your right
Honestly, Rhett is doing the most for the aspiring guitarists of today.
Teacher!
I am 66 years old and I am addicted to playing slide as a form of meditation, to help me think. I don't know a thing about music but I've been making notes on my slide guitars for years.
I love your interpretation.
Thank you because I learn from every movement of your slide.
Hug from Argentina.
Excellent! This guy is good and prompted a big "Yeah!" when he said he wanted to sound like Johnny Winter.
love how he mentioned how the paris texas soundtrack is the pinnacle of slide tone. Couldnt agree more, ry cooder made such a unique sound
"A lot of times, being a little flat or a little sharp is actually a beautiful thing." That's for sure! As a Michigander born and raised, props out to Saginaw, MI!
didn't know they were still making this guy in 2020
He looks a little too old to have been made in 2020
I love this comment
@@5kr3aminMunk33 nah man, look at how clean the finish is. This guy is straight out of the factory
I think he was made in 1991
@@robertbrunelli5249 That's when I was made! Looks like I've got some catching up to do on the dobro front, though ...
The jam at 3:15...
That's absolutely magic
Beautifully amazing😍
Is that on G running too?
Sounds like a commercial for Chevrolet trucks or something lol
When it comes to resonator guitars, in any style or form you choose to play them, one player reigns supreme - Chris Whitley (RIP)
Chris Whitley is one of my all time favorite artists. He was a brilliant slide player, an incredible singer, and one of the best lyricists of all time! -TB
@@tbshakedown Hi Tyler, thank you kindly for the response...as I was listening to you play I kept thinking "I swear I'm hearing the ghost of Chris Whitley in some of that slide playing!"...You're the first slide player I've ever heard that could conjure up anything close to the sound and feel that Chris got...It was beautiful to hear
I knew Chris personally very well - I even own one of his guitars (Gibson es-125, not a resonator)...It was Johnny Winter that inspired Chris to want to play slide as well - you guys are clearly kindred spirits...
You sound amazing Tyler and the next time anyone asks who my favorite slide players are the answer will be Chris Whitley and Tyler Bryant...thank you for reminding everyone of what an absolutely amazing artist Chris Whitley was...See you on your Patreon page...
He was awesome do t forget David Lindley
Curtis Lowe?
Slide is not something i've ever had much interest in, but the pure joy this guy is clearly getting from playing and his enthusiasm for the instrument kept my interest all the way through ... great job both of you! 👍 ... this video might be enough to make me try playing guitar with a bottle neck after all 😊😊
I have seen SRV, Jimmy Vaughan, Johnny Winter, BB and Albert King all live in Memphis. Thank you Rhett and Tyler for your music and knowledge. This video truly takes me back to Memphis!
Tyler NEEDS to make a pure Dobro album, for the world....because....Whoa. I would listen to that for HOURS, over and over. Esp. That nasty bit that starts at 3:06 and runs to 4:35 so good.
Ps: Watching HOW Tyler plays NEVER gets old.
Resonator guitar album...
Not Dobro. Resophonic guitars.v
Probably your best video! Tyler is a monster, along with Justin Johnson, the Great Sonny Landeth, etc. His mention of Ray Wylie Hubbard(a favorite writer of mine), &Johnny Winters was epic. My first real intro into smokin' slide was "Dallas(Goin' back to Dallas)" by Johnny. I was floored in my teens by this.
I like the way Tyler talks about learning melodies. The play it fretted tip is so sensible.
The idea of starting the process with good intonation and then sliding in and sliding out here and there to add some personality is spot on.
Upgrading the pre-amp he was using with his Mule guitar would be a big help to this video. The distortion of that pre-amp was an irritating distraction from his music which made it hard to focus on what he was demonstrating.
I hope Tyler can make a go of it as a musician. He clearly has the talent to eek out a living if wants to.
His lets put together a demo approach was a superb; it showed how one needs a solid and basic foundation as an under pinning to build a good final product. Too many music instruction videos ignore the basics and seem to assume that the audience understands the underlying basics.
Rhett, it would be great if you invited him for the backstage live man!
Dude yesssss
@@slurpeexyza17 Up you go, Rhett needs to see this!
That is an awesome idea!
That dudes phrasing is absolutely remarkable. When he layed down the slide to jam, his phrasing was super inspiring! Thanks for sharing
Have loved hearing Tyler play. What a talented kid who's playing is inspirational.
Never heard of him before. Instant fan am I.
Thanks guys
Slide Guitar is so interesting to me. I think to learn it takes much effort that offers great reward and style to the guitar arsenal. Tyler Bryant is quite awesome!
I have always wanted to learn to play slide guitar and this video is a wow moment for me. The kid definitely has his slide licks talking old blues language. These things are so beautiful and that kind of lonesome blues music heals my soul.
Tyler is a modern day guitar hero, Justin Johnson is also a fantastic slide player
Tyler Bryant is living in the heaven of slide guitars :)) and surely playing them wonderfully, kudos to him, and can say that each guitar is worth its salt!!
I'd thoroughly enjoy a "Steal that look" with Tyler. Man dresses as sharp as he plays
I spent the first 3 months of the ‘lockdown’ in open E. First slide, then chords and leads. It opened my head a mile wide.
Nice
Not sur that everybody is going to notice this but during the jam at the end Rhett is playing a Wide Sky P125, one guy from New Mexico makes those by hand and I just thought that was pretty cool
I recently inherited a dobro after my dad passed this year. It is completely handmade. He was a lifelong peddle steel player and built numerous guitars over the years. Some of which ended up in the hands of some Nashville session musicians. This video renewed my interest in learning how to play it and appreciate the handiwork of my dad!
Duane, Derek, Johnny Winter, and Lowell George. Also love Mick Taylor, Ronnie Wood and George Harrison's slide playing.
Yeah 😊🙏
Throw in Ry Cooder in that bag to
I got hooked on Tyler's music about 1 year ago! Loved this colab. Thank you
Tuning my resonator back to standard after trying open G and the high string broke and popped my boxer in the nose scaring her to death still trying to assure her it was an accident
I laughed entirely way too hard at the imagined scene in my head 😂🙊
I’ve had some boxer pit mixes in my life, they can definitely put on the sad face when they think they have been been mistreated, made me laugh.😃
Sweet doggoes.
Love the pink powder coat on the mule. I asked Matt for less patina on mine and there you are with a pink one. Love it
One of the few times that I have heard an American say "Paris, France" and felt like they truly needed to specify the country.
@@filteredwaters9171 Yes. And a film named for it. He mentioned the movie seconds before he said 'Paris, France' which is why it does not sound strange to specify the country.
I live in Paris, France and I sometimes specify it. Keziah Jones, who’s a long time resident sang it in his cool debut “Rhythm is Love”. Everybody knows the Wim Wenders movie with the Ry Cooder soundtrack, so not offended. Hope to see y’all in the city of Luv when this whole thing is over.
Also, I think Tyler was raised in Paris, TX.
@@rjeremymartin He wasn't
Because there's a Paris, TN about an hour from where this was filmed.
I knew you two had to know each other. Tyler is one of the coolest people I've ever had the pleasure of meeting and I've been supporting the band for 10 years now. I love their sound and them as people. I can't wait to see them in person again. Thanks for sharing this 🤘
FYI he is in open D tuning dropped a half-step if you want to play along
Thanks ..sure he said he was in open G.. wondered why my jaming didnt work
Yeah. That’s what was holding me up. Thanks.
So open C sharp? Lol
I was gonna say 'D' is best tuning.
Thanks Sherri! I love the jam on the mule at the 3:00 mark
Rhett really just pulled this guy of his pocket with never talking about him before. This dude is awesome!
Im p sure rhett did a promo for TB’s dual drive before. It was when I found out they were buds lol was following TB and watch Rhett for a while already before that.
I could listen to this kid play ALL DAY! Man alive that’s some sweet sounds!!!
Rhess and Tyler, I am 72 was in an accident and hadn't played for 5 years. I found you guys and you have brought light into a dark world. I love you guys and may God richly bless you.'
I love slide guitar. It reaches down into my soul and rips at my heart. I have the wood bodied duolian Dobro with the hula girl on the back. It belonged to my friend. I walked into a guitar store and saw it and called him up. Is this yours? Yep. Dude I want it. So he took it out of the shop that day and sold it to me for $600 with case. He tragically got murdered in Thailand while on a vaca. I think of him every time I open the case and pull it out.
The energy in this video is astounding! A visceral education, just like I like it! Thank you!
Tyler Bryant kicks ass!!! I saw Larkin Poe in Bristol a few weeks back and they brought him on in one of the later shows of the tour - all incredible musicians! Megan Lovell - there’s another killer KILLER slide player!
Fantastic stuff. Mr Bob Brozman could summon the magic of the resonator.
By the way "dobro" in Serbian and probably in some other Slavic languages means "good". So your video tittle is something like "This is how you play good" :D
The Dopyera brothers who invented the Dobro were Slovaks. That's why they named it "good" in Slovak. Slovaks, Czechs, Polacks, it's all dobro.
@@39MercFlathead You are correct, but the "good" in Serbian was more of a secondary bonus from the source of the name. The company was named after the family owners - much like many businesses of the time. The company was the Dopyera Brothers, shortened to "DoBro."
curious fact, in portuguese dobro means two times, twice. very suggestible for good interpretations
Im waiting for the GOODER & GOODER version.
@@djsjjd15 It is commercial for guitars that do not haver right to use world DOBRO. It is equal that your use for commercial, or money word Grace or Divine in English. Bad.
You guys have amazing chemistry . Love to hear a full album of that. Gotta get into slide. Thanks. Made my morning.
Good guy too. Tell him Chris from Black Stone Cherry’s dad said hey! When ya see him
I bet you’re a very proud dad, I love your son’s band (and he was very nice the one time I met him)
Thank y’all a bunch
Tyler Bryant and his band are incredible! I got to see them live by circumstance. I went to see Sevendust, and they opened. I am a huge Sevendust fan, but walked away that night blown away by Tyler and his band. I honestly thought they were the best band that night. I have bought all their CDs, and look forward to getting to see them again live!
Best 17 minutes I've spent in a long time
Agreed!
The way the camera man asked his thought process as a beginner is exactly what i wonder when im stuck and tyler just opened my eyes how to overcome some of these obstacles. The tip to sit and figure out how to be a sort of drummer seems so obvious but it never crossed my mind. Thanks guys!
You should get Megan from Larkin Poe to do some slide stuff - her playing is unreal.
Yep!
Yeah!
That is Tyler's sister-in-law.
@@marshalljoyce8420 yea i was gonna say he married the 1 sister
that would be epic
That was awesome and inspirational, your enthusiasm is contagious
Oh please get the Larkin Poe sisters on your channel to talk gear. Love them. Saw them live in Germany a few years ago in a very nice intimate show.
Hey Tyler cool slide work,,, when you said one of your guitars fell on the floor,,, just so you know this is what I do when I get a new guitar,, I remove the strap holders and glue the screws in, with a washer on each end, use longer screws if needed and use guitar straps that can't come off, I use The Ibanez clip buckle straps so the ends of the strap always stays on the guitar and the buckle strap goes on another guitar , never fails,,, just thought I would pass that on,,, again awesome slide work,,, Rhett ,great video-Duanne allman, my favorite slide player,,GOD BLESS you guys,,,,, RJ.
“Took it to the wrong guy”... Give me a like if you’ve ever taken your guitar to the wrong guy
I feel like i take everything to the wrong guy first!!
I've bought a "custom guitar" from the wrong guy before....
"fixed your guitar, but it has a small buzz, you can't really hear it"
Took it in for the buzz
@@schloon And then he wants you to pay him.
Oh yeah!
Its pure pleasure experiencing Tyler's playing..'ts good good; thanks Rhett!
2:17 He played captain Lee's lick ;)
Compliment of the highest order...end jam had a very Knopfler feel to it. Beautiful playing and guitar sounds, both of you. Loved listening!
I read the title of this video in the "Now THAT'S what I call MUSIC" voice.
I was hoping that Rebecca would pop in during that final jam and start blasting out some vocals! I became a huge Larkin Poe fan first, and then started learning about Tyler. Now, seeing Rhett show up at their house to jam is just the ultimate treat. Rhett, you definitely need to do something with Rebecca and Megan, too! Great to see these young ones carrying forward the soul of the blues.
I'd love to hear you and Justin Johnson do a thang 👍🇺🇸👍
This is one of your best videos, the music and energy of it are wonderful. Your guest is so passionate about Dobro and music.Seems obvious that you two are compadres. Well done boys. Beautiful!
Rhett that was awesome.. You should get him togather with Justin Johnson! Man what a jam that would be!😱
Love this guy's energy, his enthusiasm is contagious.
Tyler brant, Megan and Rebecca, Mike Seal all are super badass musicians
I'm coming back to this video a lot more times than I've anticipated. Loads of different stuff: technique, reference artists' names, as well as a bit of insight on Tyler Bryant himself. Cool stuff.
Love TBSD and Larkin Poe. Lots of musical talent in the family!
one of the best 20 minutes Ive invested in years!! Thank you! Tyler new fan here!!
Does this guy have an acoustic album? He's great.
Thanks! If you dig this style, there’s normally a little of it on each Shakedown record. Cheers! -TB
@@tbshakedown Are you playing open D (down a 1/2) here? GBDGBD doesn't sound like it. Or is the other open G....DGDGBD? Thanks!!
Johnny Winter is the reason I picked up a guitar & taught myself . . . . Tyler is about the closest re-incarnation to JDW playing that I have heard . . . . it's really nice that the younger players still carry on the traditional styles of the great ones who most have sadly passed . . . All the best & stay well . . .
Daaamn!! If this doesn’t convince you that you need a Mule I don’t know what will!!
You make some pretty great instruments as well, good Sir! Stoked that your brand is expanding to more people.
It's things like this that the music industry is MISSING OUT ON... thank you for restoring my faith in music... I needed that.
Just a drum kit in a kitchen. Love his whole video
Yes it is so cool! 😊🙏
Very cool hanging with you guys. Great vid reminding us of what playing together used to be like. And will be again. Thank you both
"I'd never had a wooden Dobro before" I knew at this point this video was not for me
You really love wood huh
Oh man that was just plane fun, thanks for introducing me to Tyler Bryant. His enthusiasm and love of music just shines through.
Dude is worried about paying his rent? Just look around his room. Hate it for him.
That cancelled tour was in 2016, I assume that room looked a bit different back then.
It could have very well looked like that back then as well. When you are used to making money and things go down hill in a hurry and you look around and think damn all this work and I'm going to lose it all for nothing you can control. I'm 50 and starting over with almost nothing again for the 4th or 5th time in life.
You two are such talented musicians. Wonderful! Thank you.
Didn't expect to be making my screwed-up-guitar-solo-face while watching a quick YT video. You guys cook. I'm so happy to be introduced to this talented guy's music. Another great video, Rhett.
How come I didn't see this till today? Lovin all of it. Thanks for groove
Amazing how you guys just threw that together. Everytime I listen to the final cut, my head gets to bobbin and my feet get to jumping around and then I start to flapping my arms around like a headless chicken. My wife says it's the craziest thing she's ever seen. I don't care...it's what moves me and I'm in charge of how I get my groove on. So, that being said, I'm inclined to listen again and do some more flapping...Crank It Up!
THAT WAS AWESOME! Never saw anything like this before. Being new to playing guitar, videos like this keep me excited
This is one of your best ever. It was a gas to watch it organically grow. Well done.
Man, I've been on the fence but this does it - im buying a dobro and learning slide. Tylers passion is contagious.
I've never heard of Tyler Bryant until today, I was scrolling through YT algorithm vids on a Justin Johnson video, but maaaan oh MAN! I proper dig this guy's slide playing!
I can't play for toffee, wish I could which is why I love all these sorts of vids, and Blues Slide on a Dobro is one of my top guitar sounds and styles to listen to... I'm playing it to my 2yr old boy when it's his night feed before bed... It sends him right off very quickly! I've now subbed to your channel for some more cool sounds. I'm going to see if Tyler has a YT channel too.... Thanks for this track lay down. I'd DL it just to listen to it every day!
🙏🏻 Namastè 🙏🏻
I love to watch creative , talented artists . Thank You.
I saw Tyler and his band years ago at the Slippery Noodle in Indianapolis. What a fantastic performance it was. Thanks for this!
Blessings from Poland! Amazing stuff really! I wish I could watch you back in 80's when I heard blues for the first time! It made me learning guitar!
That whole video was fun to watch. I loved the jam at the end.
This video is sic asf from start to finish!!! Inspires me so much as a guitarist watching you two
Picked up pressure on vinyl a week or so ago. Turntable is finally fixed. Can’t wait to finally fire it up. Great stuff here Rhett and Tyler
Man I knew Tyler was cool but man I didn’t know he was that chill. Just the way he was so down to make that loop track out of the sick tune he noodled out. This was just all around cool stuff
Just love the way Tyler plays. What a musician.
That was the most fun video I have seen in a long time. Great job!