What an amazing and uplifting series this is turning out to be in such a sad year. It's almost like having Steve sitting in my front room chatting about guitars. Doesn't get much better than that.
My son plays guitar and is a musician...been playing very good since he was 7. I love this guitar what a beauty and you are very informative and love it.
Very nice and interesting series! Spotted a lovely claddagh ring there... :) I've been busking in Galway and of course your song was always in my setlist. Thank you for all your work. Deeply deeply sorry to hear of all that happened. Sending love from Scotland..
i was in the high desert tonight watering my yard with this album playing... this song came on & brought me back to memories of home, Texas Thank you Steve, still such an inspiration !
Steve, my belated condolences on your loss. I caught this video last night, you were playing Galway Girl, and I realized what happened when you dedicated it. I'm back tonight to play Galway girl with you...I pulled down a gift Washburn mandolin I havent played in years to get it ready for tonight. Played Galway Girl every St Pat's day with a bunch of hoodlum buddies at whatever place would have us. God Bless You, and Your's. What you do here is an amazing gift,;giving of yourself like we were sitting 6' from you. I know I'm not alone in thanking you for all this effort. I really like how you talk about your instruments, and share the stories of origin, and maker, and their place in musical history. All too cool, Steve. Im gonna rewind and play Galway Girl again!
Man, I just knew it when I heard the tone before you put the capo on - ‘Telephone Road’. So goddamn beautiful! Do you remember if you used it in the studio? Thank you, brother. There’s Bullshit on TV going on in America tonight, then there’s you, showing us your wonderful old archtop. You’re a real American hero, and your art has lit my road for decades. I saw you at the Crest Theater in Sacramento, CA, probably in 1984 or so. There were maybe 50 people there - you opened with ‘Copperhead’ on mandolin. One of those old Gibsons? I’m so sorry about Justin. This sucks. He was just brilliant. He reminded me so much of my little sister, who was tender and took flight so young too. I’m sharing tears with you and your family and holding all of you in the light. Peace & Rock on...
Man... I can not even start to imagine what you & your family are now going through right now. Please Stay Strong. Blessing's & Much Love. Rest Easy Justin.
Hope all is well and going good cousin.... Much love to you and the famly....sorry for your loss. I have a son that isnt expected to live much longer. Ian is 38.too young to die.... I dread that call. It consumes me at times.😒😘🙏 love to you all.... I wii be praying for your loss. I meditate its how i cope. I dont want to lose my son and i know you hated the loss of yours.
Steve my cousin, im sooo sorry i have a son 38 ian, dieing born with heart problems and other health issues. I often wonder how im going to deal with the loss of my child. My prayers are with you cousin steve. I worry all the time dont know what to expect i just know my heart will be broken as im sure yours is also God Bless you..... 😘🙏😘🐦🍃🐦🍃🐦🍃😇
Steve my dear cousin my son ian is 38 and not expected to live long born with major health issues. its been a long journey with ian. I'm not prepared for the loss of my son. God Bless you sweety..... Too young to leave us.... I wish i had words to make things better for you We are suposed to go before our children. I dont know what i will do the dsy i lose my son. 😒🙏😘😇✌I've lost so many family members steve, thats one thing but our children.... Im dreading the day i get that call. Much love to you and yours. I dont know were u are im in lake jackson tx. Peace and love be with you.
It's cool that you also collect the old budget version guitars. I dig the simplicity of them....... Thanks, for playing “Telephone Road.” It's one of my favorite tunes from you, not only because of its musicality, but also because of the memories evoked as it takes me back to growing up in Southeast Houston during the 60's and 70's
Thank you so much for this super great song ''Telephone Road", was watching that music video a couple of times this week and now hearing it live from the Guitar Town studio is amazing ♥
Andy Reiss and I agree and have talked about that L-10 that George Gruhn has. It's an absolutely amazing guitar. It outshines any of the Lloyd Loar L-5 examples I've seen him have there.
Thank u for all ur knowledge and sharing with us all here. The Gibson u showed us today for being a poor mans guitar to me is stunning. Please take care Steve.
Good day Steve, What are you using to produce your videos I see you have on your screen with a live shot in corner plus other on screen tools.thanks when you ever catch up on things .
What an amazing and uplifting series this is turning out to be in such a sad year. It's almost like having Steve sitting in my front room chatting about guitars. Doesn't get much better than that.
My son plays guitar and is a musician...been playing very good since he was 7. I love this guitar what a beauty and you are very informative and love it.
Very nice and interesting series! Spotted a lovely claddagh ring there... :)
I've been busking in Galway and of course your song was always in my setlist. Thank you for all your work. Deeply deeply sorry to hear of all that happened. Sending love from Scotland..
i was in the high desert tonight watering my yard with this album playing...
this song came on & brought me back to memories of home, Texas
Thank you Steve, still such an inspiration !
Steve, my belated condolences on your loss. I caught this video last night, you were playing Galway Girl, and I realized what happened when you dedicated it. I'm back tonight to play Galway girl with you...I pulled down a gift Washburn mandolin I havent played in years to get it ready for tonight. Played Galway Girl every St Pat's day with a bunch of hoodlum buddies at whatever place would have us. God Bless You, and Your's. What you do here is an amazing gift,;giving of yourself like we were sitting 6' from you. I know I'm not alone in thanking you for all this effort. I really like how you talk about your instruments, and share the stories of origin, and maker, and their place in musical history. All too cool, Steve. Im gonna rewind and play Galway Girl again!
Love your music
Sending all our love from Yorkshire England. 🏴❤️
Man, I just knew it when I heard the tone before you put the capo on - ‘Telephone Road’. So goddamn beautiful! Do you remember if you used it in the studio? Thank you, brother. There’s Bullshit on TV going on in America tonight, then there’s you, showing us your wonderful old archtop. You’re a real American hero, and your art has lit my road for decades. I saw you at the Crest Theater in Sacramento, CA, probably in 1984 or so. There were maybe 50 people there - you opened with ‘Copperhead’ on mandolin. One of those old Gibsons? I’m so sorry about Justin. This sucks. He was just brilliant. He reminded me so much of my little sister, who was tender and took flight so young too. I’m sharing tears with you and your family and holding all of you in the light. Peace & Rock on...
That thing rings. You are a hero to me.
I've been listening to this man music for years. Great songs from a great guy and passionate at what he does.
Man... I can not even start to imagine what you & your family are now going through right now. Please Stay Strong. Blessing's & Much Love. Rest Easy Justin.
We love you, Steve! Please take good care of yourself! I got to see Justin in concert several years ago. He was really special.
.. feels like you’re taking your own advice..”..soldier on through to the light cause that’s all you see..” sending love from Georgia
Hope all is well and going good cousin.... Much love to you and the famly....sorry for your loss. I have a son that isnt expected to live much longer. Ian is 38.too young to die.... I dread that call. It consumes me at times.😒😘🙏 love to you all.... I wii be praying for your loss. I meditate its how i cope. I dont want to lose my son and i know you hated the loss of yours.
My Heart goes out the the Earle Family
Billy Bee I love Justin’s music. It’s a real tragedy.
I so agree. I cant even put words to the agony of losing a child must bem I'm so sorry for you
@@jeffdolter3927 I also agree. I can't imagine how he feels. Thoughts and prayers for him. It is heartbreaking.
Steve my cousin, im sooo sorry i have a son 38 ian, dieing born with heart problems and other health issues. I often wonder how im going to deal with the loss of my child. My prayers are with you cousin steve. I worry all the time dont know what to expect i just know my heart will be broken as im sure yours is also God Bless you..... 😘🙏😘🐦🍃🐦🍃🐦🍃😇
Steve my dear cousin my son ian is 38 and not expected to live long born with major health issues. its been a long journey with ian. I'm not prepared for the loss of my son. God Bless you sweety..... Too young to leave us.... I wish i had words to make things better for you We are suposed to go before our children. I dont know what i will do the dsy i lose my son. 😒🙏😘😇✌I've lost so many family members steve, thats one thing but our children.... Im dreading the day i get that call. Much love to you and yours. I dont know were u are im in lake jackson tx. Peace and love be with you.
Thought I knew a bit about old Gibson's but I didn't know they made many black guitars back then . Everyday is a school day, thanks Steve.
It's cool that you also collect the old budget version guitars. I dig the simplicity of them.......
Thanks, for playing “Telephone Road.” It's one of my favorite tunes from you, not only because of its musicality, but also because of the memories evoked as it takes me back to growing up in Southeast Houston during the 60's and 70's
Thank you for playing this for us tonight, Steve. Really needed to hear something good and always loved this song. One of my favorite guitars too. xo
So glad to hear such a valuable & collectable guitar still being used for its intended purpose!
Thumbs up Steve!
Thank you for sharing this beauty and for the song.
Sending strength and prayers.
Wishing you strentgh. Our hearts go out to you and your family.
I always thought it was interesting that Steve and Rodney both wrote very different songs about telephone road.
Thanks, Steve. Stunningly beautiful L-10. Wishing you peace.
Hearts out to you Steve and family.
Yes much love.
Thank you so much for this super great song ''Telephone Road", was watching that music video a couple of times this week and now hearing it live from the Guitar Town studio is amazing ♥
peace to you sir from Nelson bc... we sure do miss you up here...
Prayers sent Earle family
[Onevof my favorites. Steve is a living breathing inspiration.]
Great stuff.... Well done Steve
Was hoping you’d eventually play this song. I live kinda near a portion of Telephone Road, so I think of this song often. One of my favorites.
I lived in various places off Telephone Road in the '50s and '60s. My old man loved the ice houses.
One of my favorite songs. 🥰🥰
Thank you Steve. Blessings.
I wish you a lot of strength. thank you for these videos, they are very educational and relaxing. greetings from the Netherlands
Agreed Ron. Educational and relaxing. Legendary
Thanks so much Steve.
Hi Steve, when you are finished with your guitars can you start doing reviews of all of the books you have behind you, thanks.
Andy Reiss and I agree and have talked about that L-10 that George Gruhn has. It's an absolutely amazing guitar. It outshines any of the Lloyd Loar L-5 examples I've seen him have there.
Sounds great. Thank you Steve.
I love Telephone Road!
love everything you do
Thank u for all ur knowledge and sharing with us all here. The Gibson u showed us today for being a poor mans guitar to me is stunning. Please take care Steve.
Mr. Earle, thank you. ⚓️
Hand in there, Steve. We love you.
🙏🙏 prayers are with all you.
Killer guitar, Steve! Looks like it needs a Copperhead Road style, skull and cross bones decal, in the bottom corner of the lower bout!
Brilliant.
Hope your feeling ok Steve
I dont think he is right
Thank you Bubba. Appreciate it.
Houston's bout as big as a city can get.
Weird little thing I noticed at 1:35. the book that you have open is Carl Jung's "The Red Book", just thought that was interesting
Love.
That is cool that the black on Gibson's are from burnt cattle bones
My condolences. Best wishes from home. Marion not far from Schertz.
Thank you
Good morning mr Steve
Sending a hug to u xx
Sharp Guitar 😀
Good day Steve,
What are you using to produce your videos
I see you have on your screen with a live shot in corner plus other on screen tools.thanks when you ever catch up on things .
Does anyone know what chord Steve plays after the Em? Looks like some kind of D but I'm not sure what it is. Thanks.
Can someone give me a dumbed down difference between martins and Gibson’s?
Why don't you have any curtains over the windows
If electric pickups and jazz hadn't happened the archtop guitar would have gone extinct.
Did I miss something? What happened to Justin?