Mark Agnesi back at Norm's. So comforting :) I love that Gibson will allow Fender, Rick, Gretsch, etc to be included in their videos. I admire that confidence and acknowledgment that even the most brand-loyal Gibson fanatic still has a love affair with every great, classic guitar, regardless of who made it. We're all guitar fanatics first and foremost.
I went to Norms w a famous guitar and I couldn't get a look except his son w Jimi on his arm,I want to talk to him one of most famous guitars in history wouldn't even look, it was Jimis Love Drops Flying V guitar a prototype 64 Flying V according to the man who stamped it it has prototype numbers from 50s ink and 60s pressed wish to have in person w Mark also been in contact o think no one believes if fretboards are identical match to Jimis photos and proof , and the man who stamped it said it was what I told him it's science, I have best story ever,million is nothing mark said he think Jimmy Page LP 1 & 2 would bring upwards of 20mill each I can believe it, now I try to get authority to assist and plan future and nothing I guess I go TV soon ;:)ark I hope you call back I'll bring to you blow your mind will have cameras rolling not a cell phone, and Marv Lamb deserves documentary also he knows all and what may be kept secret a bit longer prototype lot numbers ink to pressed 30 years on one guitar and the other is fraud out there Dave Brewis, I will make le this world wide historical value w or w/o help science is facts forensics is fact and 45 years ownership it's time to reveal @markagnassi Chris is waiting museum wants answers ,they know them but time for others ;*) prototype 64 Flying V guys Jimis called Love Drops call mark I'm hitting everyone now, had some medical near death time to spill truth Ceaser he loves Vs he should be interested also along w world ;+)
I will post till people reply and questions never known to ask and answers never known in book and ledgers have special answers also start coming I will finally start posting everything I copied and reveal w accordance w the man who stamped it in 50,s & 60s , so much to say unwritten stuff ;*)
You can really see Norm's sincerity in this video. It's scary to hear Covid's impact on businesses, even one as well established as Norm's. Hopefully in the near future us gigging musicians can get back out there and entertain some folks. Mark you guys at Gibson are doing a great job. Bought an SG standard recently, love it.
Oh man, I miss Mark. His GOTD episodes got me through each week. Lemmo is great and all but Mark’s personality will never be topped. All EQs at noon, just a little bit of reverb!
I did the pilgrimage to Norm's about a year ago with another musician friend when we were visiting L.A.. Norm was working that day. Todd greeted us at the door and treated us really well....even offered to get stuff out of the vault. I got to play a '55 Gibson ES-295 Gold Top and a mid 60's SG with mini-humbuckers on that iconic couch. As an added bonus, Tim Pierce was coming in just as we were leaving. I am a virtual nobody in the music industry, but this place treated us like we were family. Kudos!!
went in there a few years back with my dad. at the time i was extremely obsessed with green day, and being a bass player the first thing i did was pick up a gibson ripper they had at the time. i just stood there in awe at this amazing instrument that i had just watched mark do a guitar of the day on. mark being the nice dude he was came over and allowed me to plug in, and was all around a super nice guy. needless to say i sat there and played the same four songs on that thing for hours lol.
I remember years ago calling Norms store and Mark answering my call, it was cool having Mark help me with an order, he was very helpful, I still have my "Make Gibson Great Again" baseball hat and t-shirts that Mark sold me.
Best 1-O-1 conversation, where y'all are reminiscing, and realizing what the Good Ole Days are, once again. Yep, absolutely the best. Thank y'all x1B 👍.
Another Great one, been with Norms from the beginning, I remember Agnesi's very first Guitar of the day to the Lemmo switch over and Still rolling Along. Jen, without you where would they be, Thanks to ALL of the people who make it All happen there at Norms.............🎸💚
I love Norm. He’s is the sweetest most humble guy. When I lived in LA I would go to Norms all the time on my lunch break and Norm would just stop what he’s doing to talk and share. He is one of those guys that has the ability to make everyone he speaks to feel special. No matter if your a shoe salesman or Legends like Frank Stallone. :) Norm will always be warm and kind. It was always great to see Mark in the store back then as well. Long live Norm’s Rare Guitars.
Very fond memories of my visit from the U.K. two years ago. Met Mark and he sold me a Martin 00018 EC which I play everyday. Thanks Norm and here’s to many more years.
I’m one of those non-guitar players who Norm described that still subscribe and watch the channel. Still love the instrument though, and its history. How do you not love Norm? He’s the best. Class.
I'm glad Mark left Norm's, not because I didn't like his guitar of the day episodes, but because he made some awesome videos since then, going places he couldn't at Norm's. Good to see you back Marky, love your other videos, especially seing guitar collections like Brian Ray's!!
it's great to see Norm and Mark sitting down and having a chat. Both are so influential to guitar players and enthusiasts. I might have commented before, I am proud to say that I've met Mark and Norm, I walked in to Norm's and saw Mark and quickly told him that I hoped that "they" paid him enough, Mark was busy and smiled, I bought Norm's book which he kindly signed and it resides on the bookshelf in my office. I have to say that Norm's guitar store has a great vibe, rare guitars all within hands reach, not like most shops with the expensive guitars hung near the ceiling. I look forward to my next trip to Norm's and wish the best for Norm and Mark in his new adventure with Gibson.
Great interview... Great to see Norm and Mark together again... As a Vintage Guitar Dealer it just doesn't get any better to me... Thank You Gentleman ! Rudy@GRNY.
Excellent video. Totally loved it. It was great seeing you guys together and sharing such good stories. Norm I have a feeling George would have let you take a picture of you, him and the guitar together.
I am one of those who have made a couple trips to the store when in LA. It is just jaw dropping walking around. Norm was as nice as he could be talking with me.
This was a great video!! The old days of GOTD were a ton of fun! The comment section was usually full of the same people every day ribbing and teasing each other and mark. Certainly no flies on lemmo. The kid is an amazing player and artist. But I do miss mark tearing out some great classic rock tunes. On the correct guitar for the song. Thanks to both of you guys for the years of entertainment and guitar education. Lot of love!!
That has to be the best interview that I have ever seen. What a great institution for the guitar community to have.. Stay safe and well & Thank you for being the Godfather of vintage guitars. Signed John Zepbass. Munster, Indiana.
Not sure if this counts as a Norm-ism but when Mark did his off-shoot show "The Mark Agnesi Show" I broke down and bought an "All EQ's at Noon, and a little bit of Reverb" T-Shirt which I still wear when playing out in the garage. Thanks Mark!
I bought my Martin D42 back in May to support the store during these tough times. Spoke to Mark many times over the phone when he worked there. Cheers.
As a bassist I miss Mark doing Thumpin’ Thursday and ragging on it. My favorite was when he reported the passing of a music legend and then said, “and what’s worse is.....it’s Thumpin’ Thursday!l
Yup. I got into few scuffles with people who didn’t understand that I was joking about bass. Because I’d join in on the “ oh good lord it’s bass day again” or “ like the rain, I understand the need for bass. But when I go outside. I prefer it to be all sunny and guitars outside”
I bought 3 guitars from Mark at Norm's and 1 from Nick since Mark's leaving. All Gibson's. Norman's Rare Guitars is one of the best places to buy vintage guitars. Much appreciated video! Keep up the great work!
Norm's is the Place! Good to see that Norm's has adapted to the E-Market and Social Media as well as surviving in the age of Covid...Long My You Run Norman!
I’ve had the great pleasure of visiting the store on a couple of occasions, meeting these gentlemen, and buying two of my favorite guitars in my collection
Really really really nice episode. Really nice to see these two guys hanging at Norms again. Like father and son. So much love and respect between them. Really nice to to see these things in these times. Thank you
Blessed to meet you Mark and Norm in September 2018, my son and I flew out to see my friend Doug Aldrich at the Roxy. We HAD to take a Lyft to Norm's❤️
I love the combination of music and caring for your fellow person together. Thanks to Norm and Mark for so many great videos, presenting quality instruments built with intention, and pursuing a life of passion!!
Im loving these new Gibson TV series. Mark was made for this gig, they are so good. This turn around has made me pick up my first new Gibson in 20 years. The 70s Explorer hopefully to be followed by the 70s V. Thanks for keeping gibson alive!
Mark , I so enjoyed you at norms, I’ll never forget.. I planned my first trip to LA to see you at norms .. months before you left... when I heard the news that you were leaving it was the same day I arrived... I was so bummed. You were gone... I Couldn’t believe it, However it was nice to see norm I spoke to him about an hour or so. I stayed most of the day .. Very cool .... spoke to Lemmo .. And everyone else ... It really was a great trip to LA... I stayed 3 days then drove to San Francisco...etc... that’s my story I hoped we would have met just to say hay ...ok better luck next time..peace bro ....joe Matt
Gosh, I never thought I'd have tears in my eyes watching a video about NRG's but I most certainly did. Listening to Norm's story on how he's built the most iconic guitar store in the world while being interviewed by his #1 employee of all time was very, very special. Keep up the great work, Norm! And Mark, if/when Norm decides to sit on that couch a bit more perhaps you could take your rightful place on the throne? Of course, you might need to reach out to "Singapore Steve" for some backing. :) Loved this piece, thanks for sharing.
Norman is such a beautiful soul and Mark is such a great asset. I love the company and I love and will always be grateful for Mark’s contributions. I hope one day I can visit the store and leave with a guitar. Thanks so much Norman and Mark!!
We saw Norm a few weeks ago...he showed us this AMAZING acoustic guitar used by the Everly Brothers...we're talking "Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame" type of guitar. Unbelievable!! And Norm and the staff are just such great people. Awesome interview!
Great interview- Mark asked all the questions I had in my own head, and then some. He really knew how to draw out Norm’s personality and passions. Great stuff!
Norm Harris is a brilliant genius with a heart of gold; while he is known for his work with guitars, he is a philanthropist who makes great efforts on behalf of the homeless. May you be blessed always!
Well done Norm on an illustrious career surrounded by such magnificent instruments. Great chat Mark...always interesting. And my all time favourite topic..Guitars.
Great video and I truly enjoy this series! Really celebrating the greatness of guitars. Thank you, Mark & Gibson for highlighting your brand yet recognizing others as well. 👍👍
I am one of them that don't play but do enjoy Norman's Rare Guitars channel. Mark your one of the reasons I started watching Norman's Rare Guitars, your passion and smile, Your can't fake that.
That’s what I love about Mark Agnesi. He immediately brought Gibson media content to Norman. For many people nowadays, they couldn’t separate Mark Agnesi and Normans Rear Guitar. What a modest, real dude. You’re awesome Mark!
Damn, Norm provided me so much information in this 14 minute video. Manufacturers starting to cheap out back in the day driving the "vintage" market was such an insight. And then the reason why he likes "blonde" guitars, has to be a good piece of wood. I liked "blonde" because I genuinely enjoy the natural wood look, but now I have another reason to it.
So nice had to watch it twice ! Great q and a. Worth noting that apparently Norm hadn't been a Gibson dealer for new guitars for over 25 years but is now. Maybe Mark helped that.
Not gonna lie it felt “at home” to see Mark back in that familiar stock room. probably is the most recognizable stock room in retail. I never missed a day when all eq’s were at noon and the entire universe was shaking!!
All EQ’s at noon, little bit of reverb!!
Just remember, sometimes you gotta put the mids at 10 if you want to get *dirty*
❤
Mark Agnesi back at Norm's. So comforting :) I love that Gibson will allow Fender, Rick, Gretsch, etc to be included in their videos. I admire that confidence and acknowledgment that even the most brand-loyal Gibson fanatic still has a love affair with every great, classic guitar, regardless of who made it. We're all guitar fanatics first and foremost.
I went to Norms w a famous guitar and I couldn't get a look except his son w Jimi on his arm,I want to talk to him one of most famous guitars in history wouldn't even look, it was Jimis Love Drops Flying V guitar a prototype 64 Flying V according to the man who stamped it it has prototype numbers from 50s ink and 60s pressed wish to have in person w Mark also been in contact o think no one believes if fretboards are identical match to Jimis photos and proof , and the man who stamped it said it was what I told him it's science, I have best story ever,million is nothing mark said he think Jimmy Page LP 1 & 2 would bring upwards of 20mill each I can believe it, now I try to get authority to assist and plan future and nothing I guess I go TV soon ;:)ark I hope you call back I'll bring to you blow your mind will have cameras rolling not a cell phone, and Marv Lamb deserves documentary also he knows all and what may be kept secret a bit longer prototype lot numbers ink to pressed 30 years on one guitar and the other is fraud out there Dave Brewis, I will make le this world wide historical value w or w/o help science is facts forensics is fact and 45 years ownership it's time to reveal @markagnassi
Chris is waiting museum wants answers ,they know them but time for others ;*) prototype 64 Flying V guys Jimis called Love Drops call mark I'm hitting everyone now, had some medical near death time to spill truth Ceaser he loves Vs he should be interested also along w world ;+)
I will post till people reply and questions never known to ask and answers never known in book and ledgers have special answers also start coming I will finally start posting everything I copied and reveal w accordance w the man who stamped it in 50,s & 60s , so much to say unwritten stuff ;*)
That might be the second most famous Couch on the Internet
Lol gibson knows whats up with that like
Dead as fuck
Lmao
HAHA
The fact Gibson loved your comment makes it even better 😂😂😂
Mark: You're still missed by many at GOTD!! Glad we have all the old video clips.
This is the one we’ve been waiting for Mark. Two legends. Norm looks really well too. Good on you both.
I LOVE YOU NORM , YOUR THE GOAT OF GUITARS, THANK-YOU FOR ALL YOU'VE DONE 🎸🎸🎸🎸
You can really see Norm's sincerity in this video. It's scary to hear Covid's impact on businesses, even one as well established as Norm's. Hopefully in the near future us gigging musicians can get back out there and entertain some folks. Mark you guys at Gibson are doing a great job. Bought an SG standard recently, love it.
Unfortunately, some people in power just will not let this covid farce go.
@@harrysachs2274 exactly
I 've bought a guitar from Norm in person, what a legend.
What guitar was it?
@@magdalenazwieböck 1967 ES 330
@@bernardhossmoto In 1986 I stupidly sold a 1967 ES 330 to Norm for 250.00
@@petermorgan5683 Wow!
@@bernardhossmoto lovely!
Oh man, I miss Mark. His GOTD episodes got me through each week. Lemmo is great and all but Mark’s personality will never be topped. All EQs at noon, just a little bit of reverb!
yep, and his zippered leather scratching up the backs.
I don’t care for Mark at all. Find him bordering obnoxious and talks over his guests too much.
only Norman Harris who can said:
"you know i told you not to go"
and it feels like slapping Mark face softly 😂
Mark just made up for the whole authentic debacle with this interview IMO. This was really professionally and tastefully done. Well done mark
I did the pilgrimage to Norm's about a year ago with another musician friend when we were visiting L.A.. Norm was working that day. Todd greeted us at the door and treated us really well....even offered to get stuff out of the vault. I got to play a '55 Gibson ES-295 Gold Top and a mid 60's SG with mini-humbuckers on that iconic couch. As an added bonus, Tim Pierce was coming in just as we were leaving.
I am a virtual nobody in the music industry, but this place treated us like we were family. Kudos!!
went in there a few years back with my dad. at the time i was extremely obsessed with green day, and being a bass player the first thing i did was pick up a gibson ripper they had at the time. i just stood there in awe at this amazing instrument that i had just watched mark do a guitar of the day on. mark being the nice dude he was came over and allowed me to plug in, and was all around a super nice guy. needless to say i sat there and played the same four songs on that thing for hours lol.
I could listen to these two talk guitars all day long ............
I remember years ago calling Norms store and Mark answering my call, it was cool having Mark help me with an order, he was very helpful, I still have my "Make Gibson Great Again" baseball hat and t-shirts that Mark sold me.
When Mark walked into the back room my heart went 💔
Best 1-O-1 conversation, where y'all are reminiscing, and realizing what the Good Ole Days are, once again.
Yep, absolutely the best. Thank y'all x1B 👍.
Another Great one, been with Norms from the beginning, I remember Agnesi's very first Guitar of the day to the Lemmo switch over and Still rolling Along.
Jen, without you where would they be, Thanks to ALL of the people who make it All happen there at Norms.............🎸💚
I love Norm. He’s is the sweetest most humble guy. When I lived in LA I would go to Norms all the time on my lunch break and Norm would just stop what he’s doing to talk and share. He is one of those guys that has the ability to make everyone he speaks to feel special. No matter if your a shoe salesman or Legends like Frank Stallone. :) Norm will always be warm and kind. It was always great to see Mark in the store back then as well. Long live Norm’s Rare Guitars.
Very fond memories of my visit from the U.K. two years ago. Met Mark and he sold me a Martin 00018 EC which I play everyday. Thanks Norm and here’s to many more years.
I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to talk guitars with Mark and Norm, both super knowledgeable and great guys. Gibson TV is awesome!
Lemmo is great. Agnesi is legendary. “True freaking bypass!” #legit
I’m one of those non-guitar players who Norm described that still subscribe and watch the channel. Still love the instrument though, and its history. How do you not love Norm? He’s the best. Class.
I miss mark at Norms so much. So happy he ascended in his career but man, what I’d give for another straturday with Mark Agnesi....
We miss you Mark! Good to hear more from you off script. It's where you're the best
Gibson did the right thing bringing Mark on board. Killer videos.
I'm glad Mark left Norm's, not because I didn't like his guitar of the day episodes, but because he made some awesome videos since then, going places he couldn't at Norm's. Good to see you back Marky, love your other videos, especially seing guitar collections like Brian Ray's!!
Loved this...what a lovely bloke Norm is.
Normans guitars and a smoke shop next door... Winning combination🔥👍
it's great to see Norm and Mark sitting down and having a chat. Both are so influential to guitar players and enthusiasts. I might have commented before, I am proud to say that I've met Mark and Norm, I walked in to Norm's and saw Mark and quickly told him that I hoped that "they" paid him enough, Mark was busy and smiled, I bought Norm's book which he kindly signed and it resides on the bookshelf in my office. I have to say that Norm's guitar store has a great vibe, rare guitars all within hands reach, not like most shops with the expensive guitars hung near the ceiling. I look forward to my next trip to Norm's and wish the best for Norm and Mark in his new adventure with Gibson.
So proud of Gibson not cutting out other brands of guitars in these videos! Everyone at gibson is doing fantastic
Another grand slam by Mark! Excellent interview! Norm and Mark's passion for guitars is palpable. Perfect!
Always good to see you Mark. Thanks Norm ❤
Great interview... Great to see Norm and Mark together again... As a Vintage Guitar Dealer it just doesn't get any better to me... Thank You Gentleman ! Rudy@GRNY.
My favorite episode! It's just lovely to see Mark come full circle at Norm's. Would love to visit Norm's when the world gets better. ❤
Excellent video. Totally loved it. It was great seeing you guys together and sharing such good stories. Norm I have a feeling George would have let you take a picture of you, him and the guitar together.
Norm is a good dude. He deserves the all the success he has had. When I think of my dream job Norm's is pretty high on the list. Thanks
This makes me so happy!
I am one of those who have made a couple trips to the store when in LA. It is just jaw dropping walking around. Norm was as nice as he could be talking with me.
This was a great video!! The old days of GOTD were a ton of fun! The comment section was usually full of the same people every day ribbing and teasing each other and mark. Certainly no flies on lemmo. The kid is an amazing player and artist. But I do miss mark tearing out some great classic rock tunes. On the correct guitar for the song. Thanks to both of you guys for the years of entertainment and guitar education. Lot of love!!
That has to be the best interview that I have ever seen. What a great institution for the guitar community to have.. Stay safe and well & Thank you for being the Godfather of vintage guitars. Signed John Zepbass. Munster, Indiana.
Great to see mark back. He’s a legend
Not sure if this counts as a Norm-ism but when Mark did his off-shoot show "The Mark Agnesi Show" I broke down and bought an "All EQ's at Noon, and a little bit of Reverb" T-Shirt which I still wear when playing out in the garage. Thanks Mark!
I bought my Martin D42 back in May to support the store during these tough times. Spoke to Mark many times over the phone when he worked there. Cheers.
As a bassist I miss Mark doing Thumpin’ Thursday and ragging on it. My favorite was when he reported the passing of a music legend and then said, “and what’s worse is.....it’s Thumpin’ Thursday!l
Yup. I got into few scuffles with people who didn’t understand that I was joking about bass. Because I’d join in on the “ oh good lord it’s bass day again” or “ like the rain, I understand the need for bass. But when I go outside. I prefer it to be all sunny and guitars outside”
I bought 3 guitars from Mark at Norm's and 1 from Nick since Mark's leaving. All Gibson's.
Norman's Rare Guitars is one of the best places to buy vintage guitars.
Much appreciated video! Keep up the great work!
Great to listen to you both talking about guitars. I hope to visit the store one day. Staysafe 🎸
Can’t wait to buy a Gibson from Normans Rare Guitars. Mark is one of the main reasons I got back into guitars guys so knowledgeable
Norm's is the Place! Good to see that Norm's has adapted to the E-Market and Social Media as well as surviving in the age of Covid...Long My You Run Norman!
I’ve had the great pleasure of visiting the store on a couple of occasions, meeting these gentlemen, and buying two of my favorite guitars in my collection
Gibson TV is awesome. Mark, you really know what you're doing. Keep up the good work.
Really really really nice episode. Really nice to see these two guys hanging at Norms again. Like father and son. So much love and respect between them. Really nice to to see these things in these times. Thank you
It was nice to see Mark go back to his roots. Made me smile.
Blessed to meet you Mark and Norm in September 2018, my son and I flew out to see my friend Doug Aldrich at the Roxy.
We HAD to take a Lyft to Norm's❤️
Both of your energy radiates. Good people! Great job Mark!
Superb, Good times
Not knocking the new guys but when mark left gotd it was never the same, he played classic songs on classic guitars and I loved it
LEGENDARY EPISODE!!!! \o/ I'll watch this over and over...
Man this is literally the best podcast segment ever done!
The authenticity and passion is second to none
I love the combination of music and caring for your fellow person together. Thanks to Norm and Mark for so many great videos, presenting quality instruments built with intention, and pursuing a life of passion!!
Im loving these new Gibson TV series. Mark was made for this gig, they are so good. This turn around has made me pick up my first new Gibson in 20 years. The 70s Explorer hopefully to be followed by the 70s V. Thanks for keeping gibson alive!
Wonderful...and what great memories
Gibson you’ve done it again, I’m so happy to see this.
Brilliant to see Mark back in the store with Norm! Mark’s doing some amazing video’s at Gibson, really good content👏🏼
This is a great vid thanks Gibson TV. Norm's got a lot more going on than what meets the eye.....all power to him......good man!!
Love seeing you two talking!
Norman is such a humble and kind man.
Mark we love you. You're doing amazing things with Gibson.
I did not know GIBSON was doing a great job in 2020 ! 🤪
Mark , I so enjoyed you at norms,
I’ll never forget..
I planned my first trip to LA to see you at norms .. months before you left... when I heard the news that you were leaving it was the same day I arrived... I was so bummed.
You were gone...
I Couldn’t believe it,
However it was nice to see norm I spoke to him about an hour or so.
I stayed most of the day ..
Very cool .... spoke to Lemmo ..
And everyone else ...
It really was a great trip to LA...
I stayed 3 days then drove to San Francisco...etc... that’s my story
I hoped we would have met just to say hay ...ok better luck next time..peace bro ....joe Matt
Gosh, I never thought I'd have tears in my eyes watching a video about NRG's but I most certainly did. Listening to Norm's story on how he's built the most iconic guitar store in the world while being interviewed by his #1 employee of all time was very, very special. Keep up the great work, Norm! And Mark, if/when Norm decides to sit on that couch a bit more perhaps you could take your rightful place on the throne? Of course, you might need to reach out to "Singapore Steve" for some backing. :) Loved this piece, thanks for sharing.
Norman is such a beautiful soul and Mark is such a great asset. I love the company and I love and will always be grateful for Mark’s contributions. I hope one day I can visit the store and leave with a guitar. Thanks so much Norman and Mark!!
Thanks Mark and Norm. You both got me into collecting and into some really great pieces I play all the time. Cheers!
We saw Norm a few weeks ago...he showed us this AMAZING acoustic guitar used by the Everly Brothers...we're talking "Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame" type of guitar. Unbelievable!! And Norm and the staff are just such great people. Awesome interview!
You're the best, Mark, miss ya!!...🍁
Awesome 😎
Keep these coming! I'll watch them all!
Great background history about Normans Rare Guitar! 🎸🎼
Great interview- Mark asked all the questions I had in my own head, and then some. He really knew how to draw out Norm’s personality and passions. Great stuff!
Norm Harris is a brilliant genius with a heart of gold; while he is known for his work with guitars, he is a philanthropist who makes great efforts on behalf of the homeless. May you be blessed always!
Well done Norm on an illustrious career surrounded by such magnificent instruments. Great chat Mark...always interesting. And my all time favourite topic..Guitars.
Good seein you back there Mark!!
Great video and I truly enjoy this series! Really celebrating the greatness of guitars. Thank you, Mark & Gibson for highlighting your brand yet recognizing others as well. 👍👍
U wanna c Agnesi come back from the dead; bury him in a clean brown case
Norm is looking good for his age. I still have the Tobacco Sunburst Les Paul Custom I bought from him way back in 2003 while I was on tour.
Having a cameo episode with Mark would be really cool. Maybe when there will be Norm's exclusive series of Gibson guitars?
I am one of them that don't play but do enjoy Norman's Rare Guitars channel.
Mark your one of the reasons I started watching Norman's Rare Guitars, your passion and smile, Your can't fake that.
That’s what I love about Mark Agnesi. He immediately brought Gibson media content to Norman. For many people nowadays, they couldn’t separate Mark Agnesi and Normans Rear Guitar. What a modest, real dude. You’re awesome Mark!
This is good stuff right here. Love Norm's!! Thanks Mark & Gibson TV.
Damn, Norm provided me so much information in this 14 minute video. Manufacturers starting to cheap out back in the day driving the "vintage" market was such an insight. And then the reason why he likes "blonde" guitars, has to be a good piece of wood. I liked "blonde" because I genuinely enjoy the natural wood look, but now I have another reason to it.
So nice had to watch it twice !
Great q and a.
Worth noting that apparently Norm hadn't been a Gibson dealer for new guitars for over 25 years but is now.
Maybe Mark helped that.
Great interview. Mark and Norm. THX
Really well done, Mark. It's so interesting to hear Norm go through the history that led to his guitar "empire!" It's good to be the king.
I will never in my life forget buying a guitar from Mark and Norm,,,,never ever! Great people!
Norm we love you! Please keep it up! ❤️
He is from Miami,... you are one of my heroes, Norman lovely story, congratulations! 👍🏻🍊🎸
You guys got it going on!!!!! Big thank you!
Great vid. You can fell the love for guitars from Norms.
I'm not even a guitar player and I enjoy Most of the guitar channels on UA-cam, especially this one
Give it a try..!?🔥
what an authentic interview - kudos Norm for keeping it going!
Awesome episode, really cool to see those guys sit down and talk. Please do a Carlos Guitarlos episode!
Not gonna lie it felt “at home” to see Mark back in that familiar stock room. probably is the most recognizable stock room in retail. I never missed a day when all eq’s were at noon and the entire universe was shaking!!
Really nice interview, thank you!