Chords & Coffee with Carl Verheyen
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Thanks for watching this episode of Chords & Coffee with Nate White! If you are new here, you'll want to be sure to stick around and catch our weekly Chords & Coffee videos that stream every Saturday morning at 9 AM CST.
This week Nate gets the chance to talk with guitar legend, Carl Verheyen. Carl is a fantastic player and teacher. Here's just a few of Carl's accolades and accomplishments:
“Best Guitarist 1998” LA Music Awards.
“ Best Studio Guitarist” Guitar Player Readers’ Choice Awards.
2005 release Rumor Mill nominated for four DVD Entertainment Awards (“Best Musical Performance,” “Best Audio Presentation,” “Best Dual Disc,” “Best Authoring Design”). Win for “Best Dual Disc.”
“Best Additional Features” Surround Sound Award for Rumor Mill.
Featured in dozens of magazines: Guitar Player, Guitar World, Rhythm, Vintage Guitar, Gig, Guitar Shop, Musician, Premier Guitar, 20th Century Guitar, Jazztimes, Chitarre, Guitar and Bass (in France and Germany) Player (in Japan) and Jazziz. Cover of 1998 Guitar Techniques with his long time idol B. King. Cover of Axe Magazine twice.
Motion Pictures : Star Trek, UP, Land of the Lost, The Crow, The Negotiator, Strange Days, LA Story, Gladiator, Blow, Walking Tall, Titan AD, True Lies, The Usual Suspects, Collateral Damage, Scrooged, The Big Hit, Forces of Nature, Mad Love, Idle Hands, Race the Sun, Ratatouille, Speed Racer, Mission Impossible, Cars, Call of the Wild and over 150 more.
Television Shows: Cheers, Scrubs, Samantha Who, Frasier, Married…with Children, Larry Sanders Show, Seinfeld, Happy Days, Murphy Brown, The Tonight Show, The Gary Shandling Show, The Martin Short Show and over 250 more.
Performed/Recorded with: Christina Aguilera, Bee Gees, Cher, Belinda Carlisle, Melissa Manchester, Little Richard, Dolly Parton, Glenn Frey, John Fogerty, B.B. King, Shelby Lynne, Jose Feliciano, Leanne Rimes, Gordon Goodwin Band, Miley Cyrus, Stewart Copeland and countless more.
Nominated for a Grammy for Best Jazz Solo for “A Few Good Men” on Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band CD.
For more information on Carl Verheyen:
carlverheyen.com/
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Excellent interview. I always enjoy getting introduced to each of your guest you interview. Nate is such a wonderful interviewer. Nate White brings great gentle clarification to points that could be misconstrued. Sometimes the interviewee would make broad non-inclusive statements ( e.g. if you do not read music, then he included everyone else as an armature), but Nate wonderfully points that out so tactfully to the viewers that we all have a different journey to becoming a musician/ guitarist. Still was a very educational interview. Thank you Nate!!!!
Thank you! It was an honor to have this chance to chat with Carl. He’s a great guy and such an amazing musician.
Brother Nate....that was Freaking phenomenal... Thank you Thank you thank you.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks brother Joe!!! 🙏
Carl Verheyen is amazing in the vast array of guitar knowledge he has found that worked extremely well for him in being able to make a living as a guitarist. That is fantastic and has great advice to those on that same journey. It was great to have this legend on the show. Nate, thank you for pulling out points that helps all of us no matter where we are on our guitar journey. I have to quote this fantastic nugget that you shared towards the end of the interview, "what I found is learning to love the sound of my voice on the guitar, and then seeing myself in my best possible light in the future, even though I am not there yet, and that becomes motivation to keep practicing and keep going." This spoke volumes to me. I studied classical guitar seriously through my teenage years, and I love the sound of classical guitar, BUT I was missing out on the voices of guitar with other genres. I set the classical guitar down, no real investment in my early 20's. Now 64 I am taking the opportunity to find my voice on the guitar, beyond classical guitar. I am a little bit country and a little bit classic rock and roll, BUT a whole lot of my blues voice. I am having so much fun listening to great interviews like this, practicing and developing my guitar voice and feeling music in a way that I was in search of all my life, but just did not know where to go. Your nugget is worth repeating, "what I found is learning to love the sound of my voice on the guitar, and then seeing myself in my best possible light in the future, even though I am not there yet, and that becomes motivation to keep practicing and keep going." Thank you Nate!!
Wow, thank you so much for this incredibly encouraging comment!!! It means the world to me. God bless you friend 🙏
This was probably the most important - and the most moving - interview with a guitar player talking about playing the guitar that I have ever watched. That said, I am new to your channel and will start looking around in here to see who else you have coaxed this kind of wisdom from. Loved that observation that watching this stuff is not the same as actually practicing and getting my own chops together :)
Wow! What an outstanding & encouraging thing to say, thank you so much for your comment! I appreciate you taking the time to watch chords and coffee and look forward to hearing more from you in the future! Good bless, Nate.
Saw Carl with Steve Trovato in the Fret House basement in Covina California. What a privilege Carl is such a wonderful player and a super nice person. Much love and respect
Awesome! Thank you for watching and commenting, I appreciate you!
Your right Carl I’m playing bar and dancing gigs again and I have a pedal switching system with presets do getting comfortable with knowing which presets for which songs is important when you doing 40 songs a night
A good place to start is Carl’s TruFire class on SWAT Blues! Right up front he teaches how to bend correctly/in-tune.
I will check that out!! I’m grateful for you watching, commenting, and subscribing. Thank you so much 🙏
What a great get for an interview - I remember his columns from GFTPM too - good stuff! When you getting Tom Bukovac on? ;-)
Thanks bro! Would love to have Uncle Larry on C&C!
Great video with even better stories and advice.
Thank you so much!
Intervalic Rock is awesome
Agreed!!!