Robbie McIntosh on guitars for studio recording
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Featured in Guitarist 419
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Cleveland Public Music Hall in the 80’s Robbie put my sister and myself on the guest list when he played with The Pretenders! Wow ,,it was magnificent! What a night we never will forget .We never forgot your kindness Robbie . God bless you !
Saw him 1989 with Mc Cartney in Dortmund. Great Show!
Best guitarist McCartney ever had, pure class as a guitarist his slide playing is amazing
Adam Bond at which era did he play for Mc cartney
Flowers in the dirt, Get Back Tour, Off the ground, Paul is Live… Aprox from 1988 until 1993. Also Concert for Montserrat, Knebworth, etc. All his playing on those gigs and albums is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
@@paufigueres my sister and I got to meet him with All the Pretenders in the 80’s We were in their backstage dressing room with them after the concert . Robbie let us in the concert we were so dirt poor and couldn’t afford tickets. He’s really nice . It’s so good to see him all these years later. His guitar playing with the Pretenders was powerful ! He went on to play with Paul McCartney ,, so happy for him because he truly deserved it . Musicians like Robbie are the backbone of the bands of these superstars
I see Robbie McIntosh, I hit like.
Robbie picked up the pieces for The Pretenders after James Honeyman-Scott died. Their next album "Learning to Crawl" was their best with great guitar playing by Robbie, perfectly in style with The Pretenders. Love Robbie's work with The Pretenders.
This man always give me shivers... Thanks Robbie!!
check his guitar intro on Daughters John Mayer live version on the dvd " where is the light" outstanding..
god hes such a sick player. amazing slide playing
I love his touch what a player
Outstanding person....wow...wow...wow...and that sound...wow....
dude that collings sounds so amazing
Such a great player, and a really great video. Hopefully he'll add a few more dates to the shows that he's doing this summer, as I'd love to go and see him play live.
Wow, nice birthday present, I wish my boss would buy me a Collings D2H, haha.
Man that tele sounds glorious!
Hi Robbie just got a email from Colin, wonderful to hear you play
Yes, his mastery is best illustrated on McCartneys': Unplugged on You Tube.
Superb advice for any guitarst. That Collings tho. Got to get me one of those! :)
Fancy getting me one too?
he just got up, no coffee yet ;-)
Robbie would love my S.D.Yairi 1977 D18 copy made in Japan.. Indian osewood and jacaranda..perfectly balanced guitar
Robbie's the man!
Robbie and Tim Pierce actually look quite alike @0:45 :)
cgraugaard I agree I thought the very same thought
Thought the same - particularly when the shot is from the glasses down
agreed, Tim has been very amicable with people on youtube inside and outside the videos. I ve just learned of Robbie so I will believe until proven otherwise that he too, is approachable on you tube. These are great folks in general I think
Tim has the unique and envious ability to make those with whom he speaks feel as important or more than himself. I'm certain his success is a result of it in combination with his playing ability.
HAHAHAH.....just saw the starting picture of the video...and thought ...he looks like tim pierce...HAHHAHA
wish to see him on tour again with John. But I think it might be too much for him now to travel that much.
good lord
When I used to sell guitars (and at the time I was selling tons of Martins, Taylors, and other well known brands), we finally got a handful of the best selling Collings models. It was such a big homecoming. The first time I held one, the flagship model, I was so disappointed by how terrible it felt. The gloss was so thick on everything including the back of the neck. Even for a new guitar it felt so un-settled-in and needed serious playing to open up. I had to hide my strong feelings because people were so excited to come play them. Every single one we got in was so underwhelming. I'm glad people enjoy them so much. I am the minority.
Thanasi Manoli the best ones I've played were used, with a little time for the wood to open up. I was in dusty strings, a shop in seattle, and there was the Collings version of a j-200, and I just fell in love instantly. best guitar I've ever played, period, and I'm a fan of the boutique brands and older guitars. I kick myself because I had just finished halibut longlining, and I had the money and was on the way back north to fish salmon-so I had the scratch, but I hesitated. thought about it, went back in a few days later, and it was gonzo. missed it. But since, I haven't played many I liked. I hope they get it together like these higher end models, because I know what they can do. And as soon as they can replicate my Taylor....... :-)
Thanasi Manoli. You don't know what you're talking about. Collings guitars are up there with the very best, if not the best when it comes to fit and finish. Everybody who knows anything about guitars knows that.
Except you apparently.
If you'd said you didn't like the sound or the look or the price, that would be fair comment, but to criticise their build quality or finish only shows how little you know about guitars, if you know anything at all.
If you hadn't made that post, no one would have known you were an idiot.
You're a fantasist.
Thanasi Manoli I felt the same. OM2 I bought a David Webber, for the same money. Much better
I can’t believe you took the time to write all that. You are literally criticizing me because of my honest opinions of playing these guitars myself. My opinions are wrong? Did I say they are crap and no one should buy them? Did I say they are garbage? You clearly don’t know how to read English. Read my comment again. Maybe a few times. The only thing you put across is your overall level of immaturity. Please share more of it with the world. Lol
I m thinking band on the run. 72. 73
Great !!!
I love how he keeps rubbing his eyes
He sounds like a combination of Michael Cain and Pete Townsend.