Rickenbacker 360 from 1973 presented by Vintage Guitar Oldenburg and Tobias Hoffmann.
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Vintage Guitar Oldenburg and Tobias Hoffmann present a Rickenbacker 260m6-string in maple glo. More infos about the guitar at: www.vintage-gui...
The guitar shown was played through a Fender Deluxe Reverb from 1978 and recorded with a Shure SM57 (left) and a Sennheiser 409 (right) . The backing tracks were recorded into a Fame Twin Looper on the same instrument right before the recording of each video. A Line 6 DL4 was used for additional loops Overdrive Sounds come from a Vemuram Jan Ray or a Greer Amps - Ghetto Stomp and the Greer Amps Lightspeed was used as a booster.
Tobias Hoffmann is a award winning guitar player from cologne, germany. He combines the sounds of Jazz, Blues, Rock, Surf and some experimental stuff. Check him out:
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For Guitar Lesson Requests contact Tobias via email:
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Effortless brilliance.
Great to hear Tobias using his Cuban influence! A beautiful composition full of joy and intrigue
Folks so often knock Rickies as merely one-trick ponies -- if only they could hear all the non-British Invasion/Byrds ground that Tobias has covered here at the VGO channel. Sometimes he gets a '60s pop vibe going, but very often he's taken the iconic Rick into jazz territory -- as he does here, with a Latin flavour. Show some imagination! -- that's what Tobias teaches us.
Tobias' playing is second to few, but the sound you are referring to is from the 12 string model 360, this is the 6 string. If this was a 12 , he might be jangling a little also👍
@@dandydave1949 Both John Lennon and, at times, Pete Townshend, to name a couple of notable '60s artists, played six-string Rickies. Their sounds have been widely imitated, too -- not just those of, say, George Harrison and Roger McGuinn.
That’s a charming jazz tune on a guitar more associated with rock n roll. It’s the sheer talent and versatility of the player that allows him to defy expectations making it sound and look simple when it isn’t at all. That means never knowing what to expect from his playing or the guitar and that’s what makes him such an exceptional player and so interesting to watch and listen to and learn from. He even surprised himself there at the end! In the past few months he’s not done the same style twice!! Also, when is his quartets album out and where do I get it? If you haven’t checked out their live set yet it can still be found on YT to watch. It’s fantastic!
This style of playing was widespread in my country, the Philippines, during the 1970s and 1980s. It was known as "Kundiman," and I believe it was heavily influenced by Spanish flamenco fused with our local culture. I often heard this music during serenades, a tradition of the past. I was born in the 1990s, and I started playing the guitar around 2006, a time when pop and rock dominated the music scene. However, when I saw someone playing music like this, it made me realize that there was so much more to learn on the guitar than I had ever imagined. It's a pure nostalgic experience! Thank you
Happy to know that! I have to investigate that Kundiman music.
Clearly it sounds to some sort of hispanic music to me (I live in Seville, south of Spain, where flamenco is everywhere). This fantatic demo by Tobias has reminded me a mixture between cuban and mexican music, which yes, was clearly influenced by flamenco and Canary Islands music. Specially it sounded to me like the beautiful music that Los Indios Tabajaras made some decades ago, as well as Los Panchos, a very famous mexican trio in the spanish world.
Really nice melodies so well played by Tobias, and incredible coming from a Rick. Bravo Tobias!
Thank you for your entertainment!
Tobias....this is incredible, please release a record with al your gujtar demos!
Sweet.
the only guy i know trying playing jazz on a rick ;)) at least remember doug rainey the son use to play on a rick
Rickenbacker 6 strings rule!
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