One more thing that makes Tim Pierce the amazing guitar player and humble person that he is, is now having survived and come out victorious from this encounter.
I have met Paul and seen countless interviews, no doubt he can rub people the wrong way, but he really is EXTREMELY essentric. A very polarizing personality.
Tim Pierce is perhaps one of the best guitarists that most folk have never heard of. Paul Reed Smith did not come out of this production very well, giving me the impression that he has an attitude problem. Tim, in comparison is so knowledgeable and gracious about it. I would love to meet him.
@@MrKjohnson123 - maybe, but that was my thought as well - admittedly based only upon this video. I take it that your opinion is formed over a broader sampling of the man's behavior.
@@stevenmarchant25 of course my opinion is. He’s incredibly intelligent and very very kind. Met him a few times and he’s also very confident,very congenial and has an incredible heart. People that slag him have absolutely no clue. Self-projection,plain and simple.
Man I'm so happy Tim is active on YT. I really like this longer format for instructional videos, it allows me to get immersed in what he's doing... much better than a little lesson snack.
Tim is the utmost professional. The fact that everyone who made it through did so because of Tim also recieved a priceless freebie in humility. Can't imagine how many viewers have been annoyed or maybe even upset actively scoffing out loud watching this. Now just imagine... in real time, Tim humbly went through the fire patiently and quietly. 🙏
Timster is a living encyclopedia of guitar playing knowledge. If you really want to actually learn the right way of learning any & everything guitar, then join Tims masterclass. It would be the most rewarding thing you could ever do for yourself. And no, I am not a member, I am old and on a fixed income at this point in life and can’t afford it, but oh how I wish I could afford to enroll. It’s my biggest musical regret.
It can be hard to check the ego when you are successful i suppose But damn Tim knows how to be agreable and follow the flow of even the most eccentric personalities
That’s part of his success as a session player. Can you imagine how many arrogant assholes that he’s had to work for? Dealing with assholes is a skill in and of itself.
Just came upon this video and saw your comment and was very happy that what I fellow about ego's and eccentric personalities was just in my head. Then I see the other replies and said; Okay, I not wrong in my thoughts. While I love the PRS guitars, PRS himself was abit to arrogant and egotistical for me.
Paul builds beautiful guitars. I have one. He should focus on building beautiful guitars. Tim is a genius and a true gentleman. I don't think Paul understands that.
Wow! I couldn't resist commenting on what an arrogant, hard headed, witless jerk that PRS dude is. But I was blown away that everyone who watched this, for Tim Pierce, completely agrees and can't resist the same reaction.
I've heard PRS on other videos, and that's his personality. Tim Pierce is so much fun to watch and learn from. I've been playing for about 40 years. I have a PRS and it stays in tune just fine. If you listen, Tim mentions a few times that he just set the action on this guitar. That'll "untune" a guitar, basically until you restring it. There were some moments of good information thanks to Tim. Gotta admire both men's contribution to the guitar.
Haha paul could be picture under the word doofus in the dictionary.. he is a smart doofus though. And his guitars though not my favorite are extremely versatile and I've yet to play one that didnt feel like professional quality. All lines se, and up
After watching the whole thing I understand the comments. Tim was giving an extremely useful masterclass then Paul essentially hijacked it from him, robbing the listener of potential gold.
I know this was 6 years ago but Paul definitely struggles to manage his ego at times. It makes the rest of the world live in constant cringe around it. Glad I've seen him in better and worse form but sometimes it's truly unbearable and obnoxious.
Paul is out of tune and his timing is the kind; that makes groove almost impossible; to accomplish; I never understand the price point;on most of; his gear which is occasionally pretty great but never a, unmistakable voice llke,
+JohnnyArt Pavlou He's given me a new outlook on my playing. Not even by any sense of improvement, but the mental attitude that helps me focus on what I do well and how to accept my limitations. Such a good guy.
I transcribed that bit from E minor to C minor and can say that Tim is playing E minor chord tones and throwing 2nd interval from the scale to E minor which gives beautiful color. On E minor he lands on minor 3rd and 5th. Then Paul changes to C minor and he targets minor 3rd of C minor and again plays C minor chord tones with added 2nd. He avoids the 6th interval but you can throw it in for a color. This section is in minor vibe, so minor 6th would work. Also if you are insecure, just play G note, which is common to both E minor and C minor. There are a lot of ways to look at those two chords, you can also play G major pentatonic over E minor and G minor pentatonic over C minor... at the end it is important to see the both chords in all 5 positions, triads will also help in stringsets. Then you add some extra spice :)
Tim has played with sooo many artists. That rhythm guitar on the beginning of Black or White by Michael Jackson is Tim. Guitar on Jesse’s Girl by Rick Springfield is Tim. Runaway by Jon Bon Jovi is Tim with other session musicians. Iris by Goo Goo Dolls is Tim. Just to name a few.
Actually, one small correction. The RECORDED guitar solo on "Jessie's Girl" on Rick Springfield's album "Working Class Dog" was done by Neil Giraldo, Pat Benatar's guitarist/husband. Tim Pierce went on tour with Springfield for two years and somehow got the false credit for playing the recorded guitar solo.
I could listen to the both of you for hours on end. The witty humor, the awesome playing, and the simplicity of the approach to guitar playing is outstanding.
Paul should have talked about how his guitars compliment players instead. Tim is humble and very generous to share his knowledge as always. Thanks Tim!
Found PRS's comments a bit disrespectful even if meant in jest, however I do love his guitars and have another on the way. Tim is amazing of course and I find I learn something every time I watch him play. One of guitar's great players and one of the great builders sharing the stage fantastic.
Hats off for Tim, the best a man can be! Paul only make me happier I bought a Music Man Cutlass. Sweetwater, please have a show with Tim doing it his way. It seemed like he was forced to play PRS equipment and it wasn’t impressive. I’m not saying that PRS isn’t great but Tim is a mega legend who was forced to do it Paul’s way. There is still lots of love for you, Paul but share the stage with reality and let the invited artist choose his weapons and you’ll be more appreciated. Tim, you are beyond fantastic!!
I've seen some of Tim's tutorials, and he's playing a PRS in some. As for all the comments about tuning problems. Are you guys actually guitarists? Guitars go out of tune often, for a lot of reasons. Maybe the strings were new. Humidity, air conditioning or forced air heat blowing on them will change the tuning.
PRS is one of those threshold personalities where if you watch his facial expressions, you can prepare for a jump off in to deep space. He's kind of a Flakey Foont type personality whereby he randomly creates scenarios which cause a little bit of tension and he reacts to how others survive his scenarios. This comes about from sniffing too much exotic wood sawdust. Tim was completely the cool dude he is all the time. Besides his guitar skills, I'm sure his great chill dude presence has gotten him a lot of work.
19:55 This should be the basis for an entire lesson. Learning the C chord five different ways was a breakthrough moment for me. Here, Tim plays C 10 or 11 different ways. Back to work!
God, this was extremely painful to watch. I know nothing about Paul Reed Smith or his guitars, but I've watched and learned a TON from Tim Pierce. Tim is a master and a class act.
I’ve been playing 25-30 years now and still can’t do this. I’m a good player but I’m very structured; I need to go in with a plan. I can improve but by feel. These guys know the rules of what is supposed to be next. I didn’t have the luxury of someone teaching me. I had to work all summer to buy my guitar and noodle around until music came out.
I love Tim, and found this video fascinating. My band is currently recording an album, and Paul, I gotta tell ya: I love and use my Les Pauls and Stratocasters, but my bitchin' blue, 35th Anniversary PRS Custom SE 24-8 did most of the heavy lifting. Good God, my songs sound BIG. ✌️
Love Paul, but if he answers another god damned question with "Yes and No and Yes but sometimes No but maybe Yes and No and Perhaps" I'm driving out to Maryland.
Damn, Tim is just so pleasant and talented. I'm sure Paul meant well, lol. Sounds like he was trying to find his own way to also express that simple is best? But he did also manage to come of as a little bit condescending and brash. Wasn't completely awful, but I couldn't help but feel a little anxious whenever P was about to talk.
Oh man I love what PRS has done for the guitar world. I love the PRS I own. I love the care and attention that he clearly strives for with his design. With that said it pains me to say... Paul comes off as a condescending prick in this demo. Tim Pierce is the like the Bob Ross of guitar and I couldn't even make it through this video because of the way Paul was talking down to him. Stay in your lane Mr. Smith and just stick to making beautiful guitars.
I own two PRS guitars, one of which is my favorite. This video has given me the desire to sell both. Tim Pierce is a musical genius and one of my heroes. That other guy he was talking to while very likely choking back things he wanted to say, I have totally lost respect for. Here you see a case study on how to be a prick and discourage aspiring guitarists.
Oh my...Tim is doing just what Rick Beato's "Number One Complaint" that musicians do!!! Leaving the 'Snark' tuner on a guitar while playing. In fact, Rick can't stand Snark tuners at all. He thinks only floor tuners should be used!! ( but we all love Tim Pierce)♥️♥️✌ ( catch that video on his channel)
I think Page did a ton of shit like laying awesome rhythm and slide tracks under his lead guitar as the producer of most of their early albums. He really killed it.
Great lesson! The long format rocks! East Coast Extrovert hosts West Coast Introvert in the Deep South makes for an amusing show. I suspect Paul is cracking wise about Tim’s guitar because it is completely vexing him that it is going out of tune and he’s gonna have to give Tim a brand new guitar or completely rebuild that one or both…lol. Wonder if PRS got a new tuning machine supplier after this? Two men who are wildly successful pursuing their passions and sharing with us….much appreciated.
Holy shit, I have never seen a PRS go out of tune like this. Legitimately pulled mine out of the box and probably didn't have to tune it for a week of hard play, and it's an SE. I really want that guitar to go to a tech and see what is up. Also, I love Paul but whoo boy he really gets lost in front of a live audience. I'm glad Tim is there to be a ground, and also to just be amazing.
This just proves how competent, talented, and humble Tim truly is
One more thing that makes Tim Pierce the amazing guitar player and humble person that he is, is now having survived and come out victorious from this encounter.
Tim is the best, patience, humility with incredible talent, he's one in billion for sure
Tim is just the real deal, such a humble talent, thank you Tim for beeing such a inspiration for us.
Tims the kind of guy that artists love. He can have anything thrown at him music wise and come out roses.
I have met Paul and seen countless interviews, no doubt he can rub people the wrong way, but he really is EXTREMELY essentric. A very polarizing personality.
eccentric indeed...
He’s a weird dude, for sure.
Tim Pierce is perhaps one of the best guitarists that most folk have never heard of. Paul Reed Smith did not come out of this production very well, giving me the impression that he has an attitude problem. Tim, in comparison is so knowledgeable and gracious about it. I would love to meet him.
What I was thinking early on. I don't think I could hang around this PRS guy.
you couldn't be more incorrect on Paul's attitude.
@@MrKjohnson123 - maybe, but that was my thought as well - admittedly based only upon this video. I take it that your opinion is formed over a broader sampling of the man's behavior.
@@stevenmarchant25 of course my opinion is. He’s incredibly intelligent and very very kind. Met him a few times and he’s also very confident,very congenial and has an incredible heart.
People that slag him have absolutely no clue. Self-projection,plain and simple.
@@MrKjohnson123 - … we’ll, there’s this video.
Man I'm so happy Tim is active on YT. I really like this longer format for instructional videos, it allows me to get immersed in what he's doing... much better than a little lesson snack.
Tim is the utmost professional. The fact that everyone who made it through did so because of Tim also recieved a priceless freebie in humility. Can't imagine how many viewers have been annoyed or maybe even upset actively scoffing out loud watching this. Now just imagine... in real time, Tim humbly went through the fire patiently and quietly. 🙏
Timster is a living encyclopedia of guitar playing knowledge. If you really want to actually learn the right way of learning any & everything guitar, then join Tims masterclass. It would be the most rewarding thing you could ever do for yourself. And no, I am not a member, I am old and on a fixed income at this point in life and can’t afford it, but oh how I wish I could afford to enroll. It’s my biggest musical regret.
Why was I cringing 99% of the time? Tim is a totally patient man. Hats off to him. Great player too!
It can be hard to check the ego when you are successful i suppose
But damn Tim knows how to be agreable and follow the flow of even the most eccentric personalities
That’s part of his success as a session player. Can you imagine how many arrogant assholes that he’s had to work for? Dealing with assholes is a skill in and of itself.
Aw you've met one of those ole guys (FUKING DORKS) that HAVE to have conflict to conversate.
@@patrickkirby7612 Conflict like pointing out that 'conversate' is not a word? Asking for a friend.
Just came upon this video and saw your comment and was very happy that what I fellow about ego's and eccentric personalities was just in my head. Then I see the other replies and said; Okay, I not wrong in my thoughts. While I love the PRS guitars, PRS himself was abit to arrogant and egotistical for me.
Paul builds beautiful guitars. I have one. He should focus on building beautiful guitars.
Tim is a genius and a true gentleman. I don't think Paul understands that.
This was just great! I love Tim - he's such an awesome guy and a TREMENDOUS guitarist.
Wow! I couldn't resist commenting on what an arrogant, hard headed, witless jerk that PRS dude is. But I was blown away that everyone who watched this, for Tim Pierce, completely agrees and can't resist the same reaction.
I've heard PRS on other videos, and that's his personality. Tim Pierce is so much fun to watch and learn from. I've been playing for about 40 years. I have a PRS and it stays in tune just fine. If you listen, Tim mentions a few times that he just set the action on this guitar. That'll "untune" a guitar, basically until you restring it. There were some moments of good information thanks to Tim. Gotta admire both men's contribution to the guitar.
😎👍
Tim is a stellar guitarist & Paul makes great guitars.
Tim Pierce is AMAZING!!
This is such a great video. Tim is a genius and Paul is a legend in the industry. Thank you for sharing this
Tim is brilliant and Gear Fest looks like a great event to attend. That goldtop 594 with P90s sounded amazing.
Tim Pierce, professional even in his handling of this doofus
Not a doofus, a genius in his own right
Haha paul could be picture under the word doofus in the dictionary.. he is a smart doofus though. And his guitars though not my favorite are extremely versatile and I've yet to play one that didnt feel like professional quality. All lines se, and up
Tim pierce is fun to watch. You can tell his hobby is also his career.
that comment says more about you than anything else
Oh, he handled you?
A lot of the advice Tim is giving on soloing, I not only use the same technique,but teach my students the same thing.
After watching the whole thing I understand the comments. Tim was giving an extremely useful masterclass then Paul essentially hijacked it from him, robbing the listener of potential gold.
I know this was 6 years ago but Paul definitely struggles to manage his ego at times. It makes the rest of the world live in constant cringe around it. Glad I've seen him in better and worse form but sometimes it's truly unbearable and obnoxious.
Thanks Tim Pierce and PRS! Sweetwater.
Humble, likeable, unbelievably gifted, but I am sure this took YEARS of practice, thanks Tim!
PRS is so up himself. Tim is one of the good guys.
Paul is gone from @16:13 to @22:55. In case you can't hang with PRS personality.
TY!
Thnks!
Thanks! Straight to 16:13 then
....thx bro !
Paul
is out of tune and his timing is the kind; that makes groove almost impossible; to accomplish; I never understand the price point;on most of; his gear which is occasionally pretty great but never a, unmistakable voice llke,
Do y'all have any idea, at all, just how good Tim Pierce is?
If Tim's on, I'm watching.
He’s so good that he will occasionally talk about his own weaknesses you know. He’s just straight-up great.
Too good to listen to PRS
+JohnnyArt Pavlou He's given me a new outlook on my playing. Not even by any sense of improvement, but the mental attitude that helps me focus on what I do well and how to accept my limitations. Such a good guy.
Yes.
I transcribed that bit from E minor to C minor and can say that Tim is playing E minor chord tones and throwing 2nd interval from the scale to E minor which gives beautiful color. On E minor he lands on minor 3rd and 5th. Then Paul changes to C minor and he targets minor 3rd of C minor and again plays C minor chord tones with added 2nd. He avoids the 6th interval but you can throw it in for a color. This section is in minor vibe, so minor 6th would work. Also if you are insecure, just play G note, which is common to both E minor and C minor. There are a lot of ways to look at those two chords, you can also play G major pentatonic over E minor and G minor pentatonic over C minor... at the end it is important to see the both chords in all 5 positions, triads will also help in stringsets. Then you add some extra spice :)
This was a cool lesson/listening exercise. Thanks Sweetwater. Now I have to find all the Ds and ds on my guitar.
Good stuff. Thanks, Tim and Paul.
No... thanks Tim.
Love you Tim . Thanks for all you’ve taught me ❤☮️🎸🌶️🔥❤️👍💪🎸
Tim’s musical instincts are spot on
I'm so excited to announce that I'll be attending a PRS Master class this summer (2019).
👍🏻
This vid with these icons = blessing🙏🏽
Tim has played with sooo many artists. That rhythm guitar on the beginning of Black or White by Michael Jackson is Tim. Guitar on Jesse’s Girl by Rick Springfield is Tim. Runaway by Jon Bon Jovi is Tim with other session musicians. Iris by Goo Goo Dolls is Tim. Just to name a few.
Actually, one small correction. The RECORDED guitar solo on "Jessie's Girl" on Rick Springfield's album "Working Class Dog" was done by Neil Giraldo, Pat Benatar's guitarist/husband. Tim Pierce went on tour with Springfield for two years and somehow got the false credit for playing the recorded guitar solo.
Paul should listen more.
He's one of those guys that LOVES to hear himself talk.
Plenty of interesting talk as far as I am concerned - love both of these guys.
I could listen to the both of you for hours on end. The witty humor, the awesome playing, and the simplicity of the approach to guitar playing is outstanding.
This is so awesome. So much knowledge shared.
👍🏻
It’s like the student became the teacher... 10x over. Tim’s knowledge and tones are second to none!
Paul should have talked about how his guitars compliment players instead. Tim is humble and very generous to share his knowledge as always. Thanks Tim!
Man, Talk about some beautiful guitar tones!
MY Good Lord Tim's Guitar sounds unbelievable.
tim is amazing.
courtesy of @lookmanostrings Paul is gone from @16:13 to @22:55. In case you can't hang with PRS personality.
Found PRS's comments a bit disrespectful even if meant in jest, however I do love his guitars and have another on the way. Tim is amazing of course and I find I learn something every time I watch him play. One of guitar's great players and one of the great builders sharing the stage fantastic.
Hats off for Tim, the best a man can be! Paul only make me happier I bought a Music Man Cutlass.
Sweetwater, please have a show with Tim doing it his way. It seemed like he was forced to play PRS equipment and it wasn’t impressive. I’m not saying that PRS isn’t great but Tim is a mega legend who was forced to do it Paul’s way.
There is still lots of love for you, Paul but share the stage with reality and let the invited artist choose his weapons and you’ll be more appreciated.
Tim, you are beyond fantastic!!
I've seen some of Tim's tutorials, and he's playing a PRS in some. As for all the comments about tuning problems. Are you guys actually guitarists? Guitars go out of tune often, for a lot of reasons. Maybe the strings were new. Humidity, air conditioning or forced air heat blowing on them will change the tuning.
two guitar legends, pretty cool
Tim is a humble legend. Paul is Paul.
Tim is a kind man ons different level
51:29 TOO COOL! The harmonic minor explanation/demonstration is quite interesting!
Paul please Just stick to making guitars......... huge respect to Tim.
Paul always struck me as a guy who above all like to listen to the sound of his own voice
That’s called a bad take.
Paul
is one of the most self-centered, egotistical, self righteous dooooooche bags on Earth.
Complex and absolutely fascinating sum up Paul Reed Smith
Is one of the war stories having to deal with PRS????
PRS is one of those threshold personalities where if you watch his facial expressions, you can prepare for a jump off in to deep space. He's kind of a Flakey Foont type personality whereby he randomly creates scenarios which cause a little bit of tension and he reacts to how others survive his scenarios. This comes about from sniffing too much exotic wood sawdust.
Tim was completely the cool dude he is all the time. Besides his guitar skills, I'm sure his great chill dude presence has gotten him a lot of work.
It’s amazing you wrote such a long comment about your dislike of PRS.
19:55 This should be the basis for an entire lesson. Learning the C chord five different ways was a breakthrough moment for me. Here, Tim plays C 10 or 11 different ways.
Back to work!
I luckily found that lesson in one of the very first UA-cam vids of his I found.
Did you hear about the drummer who locked his keys in the van?
It took an hour to get the bass player out.
Great music theory approach and 50% of the video tuning those high end PRS guitars so great I don’t have one but then again great talk
I love Paul's sense of humor!
Tim is a genius and so calm over this strange situation caused by PRS peculiar persona.
What?
@@kadiummusic i think it’s a robot 🔭🐥 with toxic narcissist syndrome
Peculiar persona?? You apparently haven’t known many musicians.
My thrill just went after listening to PRS man playing it
Tim makes anybody sound good. Paul's jokes about bass players was a little bit much. I like Tim's approach to music.
God, this was extremely painful to watch. I know nothing about Paul Reed Smith or his guitars, but I've watched and learned a TON from Tim Pierce. Tim is a master and a class act.
I’ve been playing 25-30 years now and still can’t do this. I’m a good player but I’m very structured; I need to go in with a plan. I can improve but by feel. These guys know the rules of what is supposed to be next. I didn’t have the luxury of someone teaching me. I had to work all summer to buy my guitar and noodle around until music came out.
Like the man so are the guitars. 😎
That was fantastic!
WOW you guys ROCK Beautiful.
Thank you 🤯
Great video, reminds me of how Mark Knoffler approaches solos.
👍🏻
It was in tune when i shipped it hahahah i lost it i knew he was gonna say something
Life changing advice from Tim here. Paul must be in the spectrum or something along those lines.
I love Tim, and found this video fascinating.
My band is currently recording an album, and Paul, I gotta tell ya:
I love and use my Les Pauls and Stratocasters, but my bitchin' blue, 35th Anniversary PRS Custom SE 24-8 did most of the heavy lifting.
Good God, my songs sound BIG.
✌️
Tim is a genius.
I've been thinking of buying a PRS but after watching this I think I stay away from PRS.
Love Paul, but if he answers another god damned question with "Yes and No and Yes but sometimes No but maybe Yes and No and Perhaps"
I'm driving out to Maryland.
Damn, Tim is just so pleasant and talented. I'm sure Paul meant well, lol. Sounds like he was trying to find his own way to also express that simple is best? But he did also manage to come of as a little bit condescending and brash. Wasn't completely awful, but I couldn't help but feel a little anxious whenever P was about to talk.
From Celine Dion To Lana Del Rey. , Barry Manilow to Meatloaf. Wow! I was a little surprised with Santana and Ozzy
Wow, I used to just play over the chords. Now I can play through changes.
...PRS is so damn silly .....he's lucky Tim Pierce showed up.....
Oh man I love what PRS has done for the guitar world. I love the PRS I own. I love the care and attention that he clearly strives for with his design.
With that said it pains me to say... Paul comes off as a condescending prick in this demo. Tim Pierce is the like the Bob Ross of guitar and I couldn't even make it through this video because of the way Paul was talking down to him.
Stay in your lane Mr. Smith and just stick to making beautiful guitars.
Jesus wept! On so many levels, please watch this video. You will learn so much on so many levels.
☝️❤️🙏 yes
This made me want to sell my PRS and never buy another one. I don't know how Tim was able to put up with this...
Put up with what???
Paul . Tim , Thanks
great vid thank you
I own two PRS guitars, one of which is my favorite. This video has given me the desire to sell both. Tim Pierce is a musical genius and one of my heroes. That other guy he was talking to while very likely choking back things he wanted to say, I have totally lost respect for. Here you see a case study on how to be a prick and discourage aspiring guitarists.
good fun. I think it took a while for Tim to dial in the PRS guitar though i noted he turned it down to get it to sound right
Paul is such a character. I just love the guy and of course Tim is the master.
Oh my...Tim is doing just what Rick Beato's "Number One Complaint" that musicians do!!! Leaving the 'Snark' tuner on a guitar while playing. In fact, Rick can't stand Snark tuners at all. He thinks only floor tuners should be used!! ( but we all love Tim Pierce)♥️♥️✌ ( catch that video on his channel)
I think Page did a ton of shit like laying awesome rhythm and slide tracks under his lead guitar as the producer of most of their early albums. He really killed it.
The best ayers ways use appeggios like Tim says, it's really spells out what's being sued but makes the solo so much more melodic.
Tim is a Hero. Prs seems just to have fun, but harsh to crack him
Both are geniuses in their own right. What Paul gave us. A guitar that actually tunes properly compared to a LP
Great lesson! The long format rocks!
East Coast Extrovert hosts West Coast Introvert in the Deep South makes for an amusing show.
I suspect Paul is cracking wise about Tim’s guitar because it is completely vexing him that it is going out of tune and he’s gonna have to give Tim a brand new guitar or completely rebuild that one or both…lol. Wonder if PRS got a new tuning machine supplier after this?
Two men who are wildly successful pursuing their passions and sharing with us….much appreciated.
i bet tim pierce is the coolest grandpa in the world...
Great session but there must be a serious problem with PRS Guitar's tuning system
"I'll take this one home and fix it..."
I left a like for Tim 🇧🇷👇✌️
Holy shit, I have never seen a PRS go out of tune like this. Legitimately pulled mine out of the box and probably didn't have to tune it for a week of hard play, and it's an SE. I really want that guitar to go to a tech and see what is up.
Also, I love Paul but whoo boy he really gets lost in front of a live audience. I'm glad Tim is there to be a ground, and also to just be amazing.
That was cool ! This is nice to see Mr PRS himself, share his passion for music. Great ! And i love Tim Pierce !