Blur's Graham Coxon talks Guitar Techniques, Pre-Show Preparation & More - BIMM Masterclass
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2014
- As the lead guitarist of Blur, Graham Coxon helped define the Britpop era. Graham has since gone on to forge a successful solo career as a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Graham's eighth and most recent solo album, A+E, was released to strong reviews in 2012 and reached the top 40 in the UK charts. BIMM Brighton was honoured to host an exclusive Masterclass with Graham where he covered his beginnings in guitar, techniques, pre-show preparation, and more...
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Graham coxon is one of those people you would love to meet before die. Such a good person and artist!
+jesus cerezuela Met him whilst working for Fender, he wanted to try a vintage tele, he didn't want to plug te guitar in because he didn't want people to hear him! Very shy..joked about him using a Floyd Rose in the future! Mind you it was an exhibition hall. Lovely bloke...oh he didn't buy it!
Working for Fender?
jesus cerezuela I met him once in a pub in Camden in about 2001 and he was absolutely out of his mind drunk. He kept hugging my friend Larry after he gave him a copy of his record.
Samuel Noble that’s kind of cute lmao
Graham made me a cup of tea in his house a couple of weeks ago. Not even lying.
The thing with Graham is that despite throwing theory and melodic solos out the window in favour of an art house approach, he is none the less quite a technically accomplished guitar player.
Quite
Very much so
He is very melodious !
Oh Graham, my dear indie boy. ;) Awesome!
3:50 he asked the forbidden question!
tough balls
Haha kids got balls!
Ugh what a wasted opportunity. Ask him something interesting about playing or guitar
he.is.so.adorable.
when he said he started playing guitar at 13 i felt so happy because that's when i started playing guitar and i've always worried that i started too late
I started at 18 lol
@@XLR8Gaming8RLX
I started at 19
Never is too late
I was 14.
Depends what you want to play though.
Lead guitarist of Blur and singer-songwriter Graham Coxon visited BIMM Brighton this month for an exclusive masterclass.
Together with his band, Graham helped define the Britpop era and has since gone on to forge a highly successful solo career. BIMM Brighton was honored to host a masterclass by this brilliant musician.
You can watch highlights from the day by clicking the link below.
#Grahamcoxon #Blur #Guitarist #singersongwriter #Britpop
this man is a fucking guitar god!
student at 3.40! lol, heavy night with toby and phillip, old lipstick on the cheeks hey! its a classic! Graham, genius as always
Graham GODxon
One of my favourite people ever.
graham coxon es genial !!
So cool! Might be going there at the end of my music college course
He's brilliant
Un shot por cada vez que Graham dice: "Really"
Anyone know what kind of Martin he is playing here and what that pickup is? Sounds great
gra's voice is so cute lol
That's Anji by the late Davy Graham @Sofie Bergman. Listen to cry me a river too and lemme know if you notice anything
Sweet Daddy ❤🎉
Is that Moby?
he looks soooo fine
Is there a way to buy those masterclass videos online?
Unfortunately not!
Hey guys, what song at the begining???
I am trying to found out, unfortunately the videographer that filmed this is no longer part of the team here!
Hey buddy, i'm already figuared it out) this song is called "Freakin' out" by Graham Coxon.
Awesome :)
what is that he plays at 2:55?
+LiquidSink Hi. It's "Anji" by Davy Graham :)
+BIMM Bert Jansch surely?
+Dave Holly wow did not realise that was a cover ..google is my friend!
@@BIMMMusicInstitute The same one on Simon and Garfunkel's Sounds of Silence? I didn't know it was a cover!
anji
For all you guitarists out there... is this just a commercial for Orange amps?? Orange was a semi obscure amp company in the 70's. The re-boot although decent, is just some commercial bullshit. It's not some vintage amp company. It's an early 2000's revival of an old brand. It's kinda cheesy and dumb.
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