I can't even fathom how he thinks so fast harmonically. It's easy to spot someone going through the motions of well practiced licks, but Joey is inventing complex structures on the spot. It's joyful, soulful playing that is only rarely heard these days. The experiment with the two counterpoint tremelos was astonishing and was way better than, say, chorus or traditional modulation effects. I'm blown away. That's twice you've done this recently, Matt Schofield and now this. Time for you to grab Chris Buck!
naturally comes with practice, you can start anywhere - create some tension then finding a way to resolve it. Forces people to understand harmonic theory a lot more that's for sure.@@hiimawasteoftime8678
As an avid fan of the show, there was unfortunately one huge let down with this weeks episode... It needed to be at least 2 hours! Wow, I could listen to him play all day. Great show fellas!
You guys have the best Guitar audio on youtube and content is absolutely sublime every show 👍🏻😀 thoroughly enjoy every minute of your guys stuff 🙏🏻 your passion shows
That harmonic note moved up the string when he slid. Took my brain awhile to process what has happened there. Crazy I’ve never seen a slide player do that.
26:20 the way Mick and Dan look at each other looks so much like the look two proud parents give each other when their kid nails their line in the school nativity play
This really was a superb episode, easily one of your best. How is Joey not one of the most popular guitarists around? His playing is monumental. He should be releasing music all the time as his melodies are amazing. In fact, I would buy an album of him just noodling on his guitar for a couple of hours.... this was epic.
+Gavin Badcock Dan here. I asked myself the same thing. The songs, the voice, the guitar playing, his stage presence, the guy is a superstar. The way the music industry works is a complete mystery to me
Joey Landreth No need to say thanks Joey, it's all genuine. I reckon there there are definitely lots of people like me that would love you to put out music more often. Hope to see you live soon as well. Cheers!
Gavin Badcock yup! I back up that comment! I'm waiting for some friend or family member to go to usa to ask them to bring me a copy of Whiskey (because I can't get it in any form here in Argentina) but I hope there's more music coming in the near future too! But for now thanks for joining that pedal show once again Joey and thanks Dan and Mick for this oportunity of geeking out to great music with great audio quality and lots of fun!
OMG that harmonic at 10:47, pure heaven, I was doing other things while the sound was in the background, had to go back 2 or 3 times to make sure it was real and how he did it...hats off!!!!
Oh my goodness!!! These sounds and Joey's playing are SO moving, it's incredible! Especially his playing starring at 26:56 . Also, fantastic job to the team that produced the audio for this video, it genuinely sounded exceptionally amazing.
+iDemandU90 Universal Audio came down and helped us record. Exactly the same process as usual in terms of mics and positioning but a better front end (Apollo 8p). Mick produced and mixed the audio as he normally does. Sounds GREAT doesn't it?
Came back to this video after 4 years, missed the amazing sounds of that harmonic tremolo and Joey's absolutely fenomenal playing. Thank god for youtube and this channel for letting us go back in time to rewatch this masterpiece.
It's taken me five years to track this one down and finally find time to watch it all. Awesome playing by Joey and a great look at the Duellist too! Hi Mick! ;-)
@@ThatPedalShow Yay! In lieu of any other medium (we're pals on FB though), I just thought I'd get in touch and tell you I've moved to the south of France. Road trip some time? :-)
Great show, that was the highlight of my week Joey was blinding so good to see him here, just love that Collins guitar and on that note Bill Collings R.I.P. to a brillient man
+Doug J Indeed. I just wrote an obit for him for Guitarist. I knew Bill a little bit. He was a great man: absolute inspiration. May he RIP as the rest of us enjoy his legacy and work. Thank you Bill.
Massive Thanks to That Pedal Show for bringing Joey again. It's always a huge pleasure to ear the Man play. Jesus... That's awesome. And Dan, that double Tremolo was MAGNIFICENT. Just Beautiful. Thank you!!!
So glad Blake Mills is getting more props. I had tix for his first ever UK tour and I happened to be in hospital the day he was playing but I was still determined to get out for the show even though my parents wanted me to miss it. Ended up watching the show after being up for just shy of 40 hours, dosed on painkillers and fighting sleep. Very very worth it: one of the best shows I've ever been to and something I'm not likely to see again. Oh, and great show as always (anddd, welcome back Joey!)
Absolutely impressive! Had no idea just how expressive his playing really was. Watching him quite literally FEEL every note out of his guitar is very inspiring. True talent here. Cheers guys! Excellent show!
Pee myself! Dan, you may have just launched some geek pedal-maker into designing a two sided tremolo pedal with one side harmonic and the other side not, that can be mixed. I'm in! D&M PHASY TREM? That is amazing in headphones! You obviously provided some inspiration for Mr. Landreth (respect paid) to explore, much to our benefit. Wow! Great episode. Joey....Wow :0
If you love harmonic trem, it's worth reading Leo's patent application for it, dated around '59. It's public domain. There are two documents. One shows a simplified schematic, and a very neat graph showing the frequency modulation carried on the LFO wave. And the other is Leo's careful and thorough explanation of every single component. It's an amazing read.
I just re-watched at the close of 2020, in hindsight it’s pretty cool to see how early on Joey had the main riff for “got to be you” in his head, before it was fully fleshed out (that’s what he played to close out the show). Awesome as always!
I just realised, in 2019, that the song Joey plays us out with is 'Got to be you' from the '87 The Bros. Landreth record. One for the trainspotters who come back to any Joey videos for inspiration!
By far my favorite channel on youtube. Guitars, guitarists, pedals, amps and awesome friendly and knowledgeable dudes. That's too long of a name though, so That Pedal Show will work just fine. Y'all make my day dudes!
@9:00 Mick's expression when Joey said that The Dueslist integrates the blues breaker and the tube screamer in one stompbox pedal... Don't worry, we all were amazed too! :o
...now you have to stack both of those trems into a Magnatone vibrato!!!! We can make the world spin backwards on its axis if we keep at this!!!! Great show guys.
Micks face when contemplating a three way headphone listen with dan and Joey. Love you Mick, you have so much love for this and it shows in your enthusiasm and curiosity. I can relate.
That Pedal Show so much of it doesn't though, it's derivative, by the numbers, stack it high sell it cheap product, thick with six form rhyming dictionary sentiment and manufactured plastic regional authenticity. It's special moments such as this that remind you of how extraordinary music can be when it's this special. And as you say thank God for the Landreths and the Posens and the Schofields and dare I say it the Taylors and Steinhardts
Totally get it. Have had that happen at a couple of live shows that were so amazing I had to try hard to keep it together : ) (Sinatra in Vegas and Fingerstyler Richard Smith in a little club). Just shows your passion for it...
Was lucky enough to see Joey at the Flowerpot in Derby earlier in the year... room full of people all tearing up! Go see him live... an amazing experience.
WoooooooooW! One of my favorite TPS videos in a long time. Great sounds and playing. Joey's playing sort of demands you to close your eyes and look inward. Truly inspiring and special. Thanks so much guys!
I come here once a week to see your 2 faces when Joey hits that first chord! Priceless! Thank you guys for keeping the show going and having guests like Joey on!
You know, I'm not the best player in the world. Hell I'm average at best. I don't know a whole lot of stuff either. I've been playing for 22 years self taught mostly with a few lessons. I played my whole life listening to albums and rewinding tapes and CDs to do my best at learning how to play things. I kept at it until I was convinced that what I was hearing was how I was playing it. So I learned how to bend strings by the laws of nature. No one ever told me what bending or sliding or anything was when I started. I had to learn it by necessity. I absolutely dedicated my playing to learning how to phrase and articulate while playing. I've always been able to pick out something about most guitar players in most genres and emulate their style convincingly. Not all of it but something. There are two players I absolutely cannot emulate at all. One is Jeff Beck and the other is Joey Landreth. What an incredible player. That was an absolute incredible show guys.
Great show guys. You've blown it for us Brownface freaks though. I think the prices just went up 20%!. There are actually two circuit versions of the harmonic trem Late 59 to late 60 used two preamp tubes for the trem. From then till the blackfaces the trem circuit used 3 x 12ax7s. Not all brownfaces had it. The Princeton used the standard bias mod setup.
That Pedal Show I think one of the reasons they stopped was that it was expensive to build. Three tubes, sockets, chassis space, a power transformer with enough current capacity for all of the extra tubes. It all adds up. The real thrill is using one of these amps with the stand alone Fender tube reverb unit of the time. Psychedelic baby! Seeing you guys just breathless with delight at the sounds, and feeling that myself from the other side of the world (Australia) was a real treat. Fabulous show this week. Thanks again.
Hi Babette, The deluxe doesn't have the harmonic trem. It is, however, in my view, one of the greatest amps of any brand in the history of the universe. You are very fortunate. What an incredible sound they have. Best dirt sound ever!
Took a whole 9 minutes for the Canadian to apologize! Though he really should have, who goes that long without owning a tube screamer? Awesome episode as usual guys, I'm hardly into it and I'm already convinced that my board needs some trem.
Great to see Joey back on the show and kudos for the mention of Blake Mills. I've only just discovered his music and his playing is tugging at my heartstrings on a regular basis.
+Simon Godfrey Yep. The more of these guys we meet, the more we understand the real difference between artist and musician. It's absolutely inspiring. :0)
Just started watching this and I feel just like Dan.. 'YEEAAAAAHHHHHhhhhh!' TPS shows are always great and there's just something extra special that seems to happen when Joey's on. Yes, yes, full on man crush!
This guitarist of 40yrs is welling up listening to this. Thats some of the most beautiful slide playing ive ever heard right there. Im sure Bill Collings is smiling up there..
His playing inspires singers, not the other way around. Seriously, to meet a singer with that level of legato and connection from note to note would be stuff of legend. Thats just part of having to use air from your lungs to sustain versus letting a string decay (with a sick compressor non the less). I play guitar and am a classically trained singer. Joey's musicality, expressiveness, and intensity inspire me both to play and sing. When I sing I usually imagine a really thick cello in my head. It helps get that full thick, but still biting sound from my voice (known as ciarro scurro in the classical realm, "bright-dark"). I get that same sensation from Joey's playing, but with some hair on it. Love the show, love you guys. In awe this week :).
+Danocaster Interesting perspective. We like this. Presumably you've heard Joey song too, right? However good a guitar player he is, he's equally as good as a singer. The guy should be a household name. :0)
This is about the 4th time I have watched this episode, ( prior to the bias and harmonic trem experiment ), with the harmonic trem , of the pedal and super, the guitar breathes with the pulsating phasing of the frequencies, as the bass rises the treble falls and visa versa, magic happens with frequency. It is the perfect compliment for the open C tuned semi hollow body and the slide. Joey brings it all to life. Thankyou again Joey, Dan, Mick and Simon. cheers.
Sounds (almost) as good as in the room! Good work Tom from UA. Thanks again, Joey, for making our old amps sing and to Mick and Dan for making us feel at home!
I know this is an opinion, but I'm stating it as a fact: Joey Landreth is the most interesting guitarist on all of UA-cam. He's fantastic and everything he plays sounds like gold. Doesn't hurt that That Pedal Show has the best sounding guitar videos, too. So good.
Can i come to your christmas party...... i imagine a big shin-dig with Dan, Mick, Cpt. Lee, Rabea, Chappers, Danish Pete, Ariel, Mary Spender, Ariel and his Landreth Bros......... shit...... what a gathering!
OH MAN! 10.39 when Joey kicked in the second side of the Dualist... I just snorted coffee out of my nose. What A SOUND!!! Man alive with that pedal, that guitar and that amp, I'd be happy for ever... just... I mean... words... fail....
![The Brothers Landreth At TPS [Director’s Cut Full Length Version]](/img/n.gif)
I can't even fathom how he thinks so fast harmonically. It's easy to spot someone going through the motions of well practiced licks, but Joey is inventing complex structures on the spot. It's joyful, soulful playing that is only rarely heard these days. The experiment with the two counterpoint tremelos was astonishing and was way better than, say, chorus or traditional modulation effects. I'm blown away. That's twice you've done this recently, Matt Schofield and now this. Time for you to grab Chris Buck!
pgod1960 too kind of ya!
Imagine a show with Julian Lage... that'd be least pedal show there is! 😆
@@yuribillones5094 it sure would!
I think he doesn't think it out like we do it's just more natural because he practises that more
naturally comes with practice, you can start anywhere - create some tension then finding a way to resolve it. Forces people to understand harmonic theory a lot more that's for sure.@@hiimawasteoftime8678
As an avid fan of the show, there was unfortunately one huge let down with this weeks episode...
It needed to be at least 2 hours! Wow, I could listen to him play all day. Great show fellas!
+John Wells Hahaha!!! Excellent.
Who else pauses the video the instant the close-up of the pedalboard is first shown (0:40) to have a good mooch at what's in store for the episode?
OK, what the pedalboard close-up didn't prepare me for was what a fantastic, tasteful player Joey is... and what a lovely guy too!
Yep me, guilty as charged m'lud.
Sometimes I have to wipe the drool off my face!
Yup, me too.
Ha ha.... I'm not the only one then!
LOVE IT... LOVE YOU GUYS!!!
+Peter Honoré Love you DP! DP4PM
I love all of you…
Peter Honoré AHHHHH right back at you ya beautiful bugger!
Dan getting emotional over these fantastic players is worth the price of admission.
+jeffreylane73 hehehehehe
I can never get tired of hearing him play! Dan, Mick please drag him into your studio every chance you get!
+TheOddKris That's a certainty. :0)
You guys have the best Guitar audio on youtube and content is absolutely sublime every show 👍🏻😀 thoroughly enjoy every minute of your guys stuff 🙏🏻 your passion shows
+V1T091 I particularly appreciate the audio comment. (Mick here). Thank you!
listening to this on headphones was great, especially with the trem tweaking going on, great episode!
V1T091 so very very true. The sound is just amazing
0:03 It only took one chord from Joey for Dan and Mick to gaze lovingly into each other's eyes.
That's how good this guy is, people.
Best show ever and Joey is an incredible guitarist.....the melody and chords progression is superb.
I was just thinking the same - all TPS are good fun, but this was really special. You can just see it in their facial expressions. Bravo.
If I could play like Joey, I would never leave the house.
I'm obsessed with that artificial harmonic slide thing at 10:47! Play-rewind-repeat ad infinitum! Total guitar goals!
Dude I was just about to comment, how insane is that???
That harmonic note moved up the string when he slid. Took my brain awhile to process what has happened there. Crazy I’ve never seen a slide player do that.
I come back here every now and then just to get the spine tinglies again from Joey's playing and the tone. Just absolutely glorious.
26:20 the way Mick and Dan look at each other looks so much like the look two proud parents give each other when their kid nails their line in the school nativity play
This really was a superb episode, easily one of your best. How is Joey not one of the most popular guitarists around? His playing is monumental. He should be releasing music all the time as his melodies are amazing. In fact, I would buy an album of him just noodling on his guitar for a couple of hours.... this was epic.
Gavin Badcock Thanks so much! Very kind of you to say!
+Gavin Badcock Dan here. I asked myself the same thing. The songs, the voice, the guitar playing, his stage presence, the guy is a superstar. The way the music industry works is a complete mystery to me
Joey Landreth No need to say thanks Joey, it's all genuine. I reckon there there are definitely lots of people like me that would love you to put out music more often. Hope to see you live soon as well. Cheers!
+That Pedal Show I know. Great player, seems like a top guy as well. Let's hope more of the music audience of the world discovers Joey sometime soon.
Gavin Badcock yup! I back up that comment! I'm waiting for some friend or family member to go to usa to ask them to bring me a copy of Whiskey (because I can't get it in any form here in Argentina) but I hope there's more music coming in the near future too! But for now thanks for joining that pedal show once again Joey and thanks Dan and Mick for this oportunity of geeking out to great music with great audio quality and lots of fun!
just unbelievable tones and playing! I think I have listened to both shows with Joey Landreth about 5 times.
OMG that harmonic at 10:47, pure heaven, I was doing other things while the sound was in the background, had to go back 2 or 3 times to make sure it was real and how he did it...hats off!!!!
Keep going back to watch this episode. Joey is from another planet.
Oh my goodness!!! These sounds and Joey's playing are SO moving, it's incredible! Especially his playing starring at 26:56 . Also, fantastic job to the team that produced the audio for this video, it genuinely sounded exceptionally amazing.
+iDemandU90 Universal Audio came down and helped us record. Exactly the same process as usual in terms of mics and positioning but a better front end (Apollo 8p). Mick produced and mixed the audio as he normally does. Sounds GREAT doesn't it?
Came back to this video after 4 years, missed the amazing sounds of that harmonic tremolo and Joey's absolutely fenomenal playing. Thank god for youtube and this channel for letting us go back in time to rewatch this masterpiece.
It's taken me five years to track this one down and finally find time to watch it all. Awesome playing by Joey and a great look at the Duellist too!
Hi Mick! ;-)
Chipps! Hello mate!
@@ThatPedalShow Yay! In lieu of any other medium (we're pals on FB though), I just thought I'd get in touch and tell you I've moved to the south of France. Road trip some time? :-)
I still come back almost every month after all these years to listen to Dan's experiment
Great show, that was the highlight of my week Joey was blinding so good to see him here, just love that Collins guitar and on that note Bill Collings R.I.P. to a brillient man
+Doug J Indeed. I just wrote an obit for him for Guitarist. I knew Bill a little bit. He was a great man: absolute inspiration. May he RIP as the rest of us enjoy his legacy and work. Thank you Bill.
Massive Thanks to That Pedal Show for bringing Joey again. It's always a huge pleasure to ear the Man play. Jesus... That's awesome. And Dan, that double Tremolo was MAGNIFICENT. Just Beautiful. Thank you!!!
When Mick pricked up his ears when Joey said tubescreamer I actually had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard
+Jed Sprague Glad somebody for Jed!
That got me, too.
Put simply, we are not worthy...
Joey gives us a masterclass in Tone, Taste and Temperament. Absolutely brilliant and thank you all.
The image of Dan, Mick, and Joey sitting with headphones on and listening to an album together is priceless
So glad Blake Mills is getting more props. I had tix for his first ever UK tour and I happened to be in hospital the day he was playing but I was still determined to get out for the show even though my parents wanted me to miss it. Ended up watching the show after being up for just shy of 40 hours, dosed on painkillers and fighting sleep. Very very worth it: one of the best shows I've ever been to and something I'm not likely to see again. Oh, and great show as always (anddd, welcome back Joey!)
+Raffaele Pani Nice one - it must have been slightly surreal. We're confirmed Mills fans at this point too. :0)
Absolutely impressive! Had no idea just how expressive his playing really was. Watching him quite literally FEEL every note out of his guitar is very inspiring. True talent here. Cheers guys! Excellent show!
Yes yes yes!
This is the only video on pedals I repeatedly watch, once every month or so. What a dude.
Wow, that duo tremolo thing was INCREDIBLE!
I watched episodes with Joey 3-4 times already. And I'm not going to stop.
Collings guitars are superb! RIP Bill Collings.
Isn't that just one of the best possible guitar sounds, absolute joy to watch and listen to
Pee myself! Dan, you may have just launched some geek pedal-maker into designing a two sided tremolo pedal with one side harmonic and the other side not, that can be mixed. I'm in! D&M PHASY TREM? That is amazing in headphones! You obviously provided some inspiration for Mr. Landreth (respect paid) to explore, much to our benefit. Wow! Great episode. Joey....Wow :0
having been very busy during the last month and suddenly being able to see 5 videos followed by "That Pedal Show" ... That's what I call happiness!
Just what I needed on my day off! The anticipation was killing me!
If you love harmonic trem, it's worth reading Leo's patent application for it, dated around '59. It's public domain. There are two documents. One shows a simplified schematic, and a very neat graph showing the frequency modulation carried on the LFO wave. And the other is Leo's careful and thorough explanation of every single component. It's an amazing read.
I just re-watched at the close of 2020, in hindsight it’s pretty cool to see how early on Joey had the main riff for “got to be you” in his head, before it was fully fleshed out (that’s what he played to close out the show). Awesome as always!
I come back to this every couple months just to hear Mick say "Can I hear that with some overdrive please?" And the issuing wildest tone in history.
Woah! Holy cow his playing is fabulous and what a sound! Sheer joy this one, thanks fellas!
Wonderful!!! TPS is always the highlight of my week, and this episode was superb!
+David Woods Thank you David. We lucked out this week. :0)
24:48 that series of chords is just unbelievable. every time I hear it, I get emotional. It has to be the most beautiful thing ive ever heard.
Great to see Blake Mills getting a shout out on here. Heigh Ho is an absolute masterpiece!
Whitewallsessions totally... it's in my top three favourite records.
What are the other two? ;)
Joey, still wondering what the other two are for my own edification
26:55… “Doctor?”
Keep coming back to this epic show 6 years on. Inspiring stuff fellas.
I just realised, in 2019, that the song Joey plays us out with is 'Got to be you' from the '87 The Bros. Landreth record. One for the trainspotters who come back to any Joey videos for inspiration!
By far my favorite channel on youtube. Guitars, guitarists, pedals, amps and awesome friendly and knowledgeable dudes. That's too long of a name though, so That Pedal Show will work just fine. Y'all make my day dudes!
+MotoGuitard :0) Hooray!
@9:00 Mick's expression when Joey said that The Dueslist integrates the blues breaker and the tube screamer in one stompbox pedal... Don't worry, we all were amazed too! :o
...now you have to stack both of those trems into a Magnatone vibrato!!!! We can make the world spin backwards on its axis if we keep at this!!!! Great show guys.
Micks face when contemplating a three way headphone listen with dan and Joey. Love you Mick, you have so much love for this and it shows in your enthusiasm and curiosity. I can relate.
+Timothy Ritchie Cheers Timothy. I do indeed love it. We are very privileged to get to do this. Thanks for watching!
One of the most naturally gifted musicians I've ever seen. Wow
I am actually welling up as Joey is playing out... I'm sat at work, weeping onto my fucking keyboard... what have you done to me...
+neuk01642 Same as he does to us. Music moves. Thank goodness for that. :0)
That Pedal Show so much of it doesn't though, it's derivative, by the numbers, stack it high sell it cheap product, thick with six form rhyming dictionary sentiment and manufactured plastic regional authenticity. It's special moments such as this that remind you of how extraordinary music can be when it's this special. And as you say thank God for the Landreths and the Posens and the Schofields and dare I say it the Taylors and Steinhardts
Totally get it. Have had that happen at a couple of live shows that were so amazing I had to try hard to keep it together : ) (Sinatra in Vegas and Fingerstyler Richard Smith in a little club). Just shows your passion for it...
Only for your show i would never have heard of him; Thank you. A breath of fresh air. get practicing Dan !
Was lucky enough to see Joey at the Flowerpot in Derby earlier in the year... room full of people all tearing up! Go see him live... an amazing experience.
Bloody hell..... 😯 When Joey and Ariel get into the same room there must be a complete tonal overload!!!!!!😍
+Michael Peyton It's a lot of guitar talent in one room, that's for sure!
+Michael Peyton It's a lot of guitar talent in one room, that's for sure!
Wow! Just Wow. Best tone ever. Period.
+Mark Whitelaw Wonderful isn't it?!
It's like the notes of Jesus, quite possibly the best tone out of any guitar heard on TPS.. :'|
WoooooooooW! One of my favorite TPS videos in a long time. Great sounds and playing. Joey's playing sort of demands you to close your eyes and look inward. Truly inspiring and special. Thanks so much guys!
+IzzacV Cheers Izzac! So glad you enjoyed it!
I was not expecting that end screen tribute to Bill Collings... Damn, there's something in my eye now.
After years of watching this I’ve made the conclusion.
this IS the best video (for me) ever on UA-cam.
Never wanted to play with a slide until that lick at 10:45!
Epic!
Joseph Samuels Right?!!
Literally, he made the guitar to sing!! This is my 9th time watching this video.
Im here again, watching this episode for the 10th time........so good........
Man another great show guys, always the viewing highlight of my week, it just sounds so epic through the home cinema , love it
+Troy marshall Yay - nice one Troy!
I come here once a week to see your 2 faces when Joey hits that first chord!
Priceless!
Thank you guys for keeping the show going and having guests like Joey on!
That warmed my heart lads. Keep doing what you do 👍🏻
+Peter Slowey Cheers Peter. We shall do our level best!
Due for my 6-month check in on this one--Dan/Mick, I'm so with you, 18:53, 'sorry...Sorry!...sorry...'
You know, I'm not the best player in the world. Hell I'm average at best. I don't know a whole lot of stuff either. I've been playing for 22 years self taught mostly with a few lessons. I played my whole life listening to albums and rewinding tapes and CDs to do my best at learning how to play things. I kept at it until I was convinced that what I was hearing was how I was playing it. So I learned how to bend strings by the laws of nature. No one ever told me what bending or sliding or anything was when I started. I had to learn it by necessity. I absolutely dedicated my playing to learning how to phrase and articulate while playing. I've always been able to pick out something about most guitar players in most genres and emulate their style convincingly. Not all of it but something. There are two players I absolutely cannot emulate at all. One is Jeff Beck and the other is Joey Landreth. What an incredible player.
That was an absolute incredible show guys.
+X Crow Your sentiments are echoes here X. Thanks for the story - chimes with us for sure! :0)
X Crow Too kind, man... thank you.
Joey Landreth The pleasure is mine. Y'all guys got a great thing going. Waiting for you to come to the Triad area if NC.
That was the best tremolo sound I've ever heard when Dan mixed the timing between the two amps. I'm wrecked.
I like that depth of tuning down to C. Pretty cool
Im in tears listening to joey play. I have to try that tuning and dual trem too!!
Great show guys. You've blown it for us Brownface freaks though. I think the prices just went up 20%!. There are actually two circuit versions of the harmonic trem Late 59 to late 60 used two preamp tubes for the trem. From then till the blackfaces the trem circuit used 3 x 12ax7s. Not all brownfaces had it. The Princeton used the standard bias mod setup.
+C. P. Nice! Hopefully Fender might reissue some. That would work. :0)
That Pedal Show I think one of the reasons they stopped was that it was expensive to build. Three tubes, sockets, chassis space, a power transformer with enough current capacity for all of the extra tubes. It all adds up. The real thrill is using one of these amps with the stand alone Fender tube reverb unit of the time. Psychedelic baby! Seeing you guys just breathless with delight at the sounds, and feeling that myself from the other side of the world (Australia) was a real treat. Fabulous show this week. Thanks again.
C. P. How would I know which tremolo my '63 Brownface Deluxe has? Oh, I could pull a tube or two (or 3) and see if the trem still works?
Hi Babette, The deluxe doesn't have the harmonic trem. It is, however, in my view, one of the greatest amps of any brand in the history of the universe. You are very fortunate. What an incredible sound they have. Best dirt sound ever!
C. P. Thank you for the info! Yes, it is incredible, and the best eBay purchase to date. I love it.
I know it's been said before but never stop doing these videos. Best on UA-cam and I've learnt tonnes of stuff watching them
+Chris Bailey Thank you Chris, very kind of you to say. So glad you enjoy it!
AMAZING EPISODE! I'm ordering right now a Joey Landreth mini to put on my pedalboard.
+byebyebeano Hehehehe. :0)
Thanks for the run of brilliant guests Dan and Mick. Joey Landreth thank you for your beautiful music . cheers.
Joey Landreth is flipping awesome
One of the best episodes ever. I keep coming back to this....
My god what a guitar player! I'm bouncing back and forth between being very inspired and completely discouraged.
+KOR Hahaha!!! Me too. Mick here. ;0)
Mick's face at 27:34 kills me. Oh and Mr. Landreth just cranking out the most beautiful melodic, sophisticated, soulful guitar playing on the planet.
I think that Jesse Davey guy could be an interesting guest. You mentioned him when you talked about the Duelist pedal.
More Joey Landreth! Win for us! Thanks guys!
Oh, the 18:18 stuff...oooooh, I'm melting.
Best episode of the best pedal show ever! Thanks so MUCH guys! You've made my day. It's brilliant! Wish I was there.
Took a whole 9 minutes for the Canadian to apologize! Though he really should have, who goes that long without owning a tube screamer?
Awesome episode as usual guys, I'm hardly into it and I'm already convinced that my board needs some trem.
Great to see Joey back on the show and kudos for the mention of Blake Mills. I've only just discovered his music and his playing is tugging at my heartstrings on a regular basis.
+Simon Godfrey Yep. The more of these guys we meet, the more we understand the real difference between artist and musician. It's absolutely inspiring. :0)
dat flame!
Just started watching this and I feel just like Dan.. 'YEEAAAAAHHHHHhhhhh!' TPS shows are always great and there's just something extra special that seems to happen when Joey's on. Yes, yes, full on man crush!
you guys HAVE to do Ariel part 2 you know that right!! Maybe feature his beautuful gigrig board!
I can’t tell you the amount of times I watched this episode. Absolutely Fantastic. I can’t get enough of this.
Best thing about Fridays !!!
This guitarist of 40yrs is welling up listening to this. Thats some of the most beautiful slide playing ive ever heard right there. Im sure Bill Collings is smiling up there..
+123scruffydog We hope so. :0)
His playing inspires singers, not the other way around. Seriously, to meet a singer with that level of legato and connection from note to note would be stuff of legend. Thats just part of having to use air from your lungs to sustain versus letting a string decay (with a sick compressor non the less). I play guitar and am a classically trained singer. Joey's musicality, expressiveness, and intensity inspire me both to play and sing. When I sing I usually imagine a really thick cello in my head. It helps get that full thick, but still biting sound from my voice (known as ciarro scurro in the classical realm, "bright-dark"). I get that same sensation from Joey's playing, but with some hair on it. Love the show, love you guys. In awe this week :).
+Danocaster Interesting perspective. We like this. Presumably you've heard Joey song too, right? However good a guitar player he is, he's equally as good as a singer. The guy should be a household name. :0)
On this day at 10:45 my face was melted off by an insane harmonic slide tap of doom
Think I've just found a new guitar hero! Just stunning. * goes off to find Bro Landreth music*
This is about the 4th time I have watched this episode, ( prior to the bias and harmonic trem experiment ), with the harmonic trem , of the pedal and super, the guitar breathes with the pulsating phasing of the frequencies, as the bass rises the treble falls and visa versa, magic happens with frequency. It is the perfect compliment for the open C tuned semi hollow body and the slide. Joey brings it all to life. Thankyou again Joey, Dan, Mick and Simon. cheers.
So that "incredible" album they were talking about, is it Blake Mills - Heigh Ho?
Astro Studio yep. open.spotify.com/album/2pAGZOhOB3tYMQiU0SJSkb?si=KD7OHo8I
Thanks dude. I'll check it out.
+Astro Studio Yep. 5.99 on iTunes. Help a guy out. And Whiskey by Joey too of course! :0)
Sounds (almost) as good as in the room! Good work Tom from UA. Thanks again, Joey, for making our old amps sing and to Mick and Dan for making us feel at home!
Origin Effects thank you SO much for the lend. Such a joy to spend some time plugged into a couple old dudes like that:)
10:48 WHAT??? Holy sh*t this cat can play..
18:25 the chord arrangement is insane, got goose bumps. The two trem amps going with the OD was epic, geez.
You guys need a third stool lol
+lose3111 Spent all our money on pedals. ;0)
+That Pedal Show If I ever join the fun, then I will bring my own.
That,s why my family sit's on the floor.
And now, who will sit in pedal throne?
I know this is an opinion, but I'm stating it as a fact: Joey Landreth is the most interesting guitarist on all of UA-cam. He's fantastic and everything he plays sounds like gold. Doesn't hurt that That Pedal Show has the best sounding guitar videos, too. So good.
Can i come to your christmas party...... i imagine a big shin-dig with Dan, Mick, Cpt. Lee, Rabea, Chappers, Danish Pete, Ariel, Mary Spender, Ariel and his Landreth Bros......... shit...... what a gathering!
OH MAN! 10.39 when Joey kicked in the second side of the Dualist... I just snorted coffee out of my nose. What A SOUND!!! Man alive with that pedal, that guitar and that amp, I'd be happy for ever... just... I mean... words... fail....
My wooord, dan is a genius.
The whole duo trem thing. How is this not a thing!?
+Jan Stefano Rosales It might be. But not commonly. :0)
I think the Chase Bliss Gravitas does that sort of thing.
Stone Deaf makes a duel tremolo, I think.
Riight, i meant why isnt this a thing in music nowadays, its as landscapey as a cool ass reverb
Joeys clean sound is just so staggeringly good with the big strings and the low bass. That tremelo just made my ears do things unmentionable.
An Englishman, an Australian and a Canadian walk into a bar. Which one is the biggest guitar geek?
+Bite Sized Blues Effects geek: Dan. Guitar geek: Mick. Playing the guitar geek: Joey. :0)
This was a great episode. Hilarious reactions from Dan and Mick and Joey’s playing during the end of the video with the dual trem was sublime.