Vault Sessions: Jack Pearson 2018
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- Опубліковано 21 чер 2018
- The guitarist that we all want to be, Jack Pearson (Allman Brothers Band), is back with an all new Vault Session. In this episode, Jack talks about Albert King, demonstrates C# tuning, and plays a Flying “A”.
The beautiful 1958 natural Korina Gibson Flying V (notice the unique lefty guard), once owned by Rick Vito (Fleetwood Mac), is now on display at the Songbirds Guitar Museum. Stop by and check it out!
Also, thanks to our sponsors-- the Riverview Foundation, GHS Strings, GoGo Tuners, and Todd Sharp Amplifiers. Video credit: John Dooley
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Billy Strings on Theo brought me here. Definitely not disappointed. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Same here!
Me too!
😂 dammit boi
same
Same haha
Here from Billy and Theo
And having a good time
This folks is Jedi Master-level guitar playing here.
Yes sir he is but can you just imagine Stevie Ray just doing that.
Ever heard the licks of Jack Pearson the guitar god? It's not something that the record companies would tell you...
Yeap Jack is very good:)
Also he looks like Qui-Gon Jinn
Yeah man!
“It’s not a V it’s a A” he has a point there
It's an A+ when it's in his hands!
And if it was a V you would have to stand it upside-down. Definitely an A.
Hendrix called it Flying Angel, I think he was also referring to it looking like a A instead of a V.
It's a Y 🤟
That Wes Montgomery lick he did is so incredible. Jack Pearson is such a phenomenal player!
seems like no matter the guitar those old Gibson's you can play any style of music on them.
damn we lucky to have youtube
It's a modern day miracle.
@@saginawdan I appreciate UA-cam for sure...not so sure about the value of all the rest of the 'social' media...
@@robertallen6710 I agree.
Absolutely addicted UA-cam.
Pearson has a fantastic touch and tone. An underrated master.
How can anyone in the A. Bros band be "underrated"?
"Underrated?" No competent guitarist would even think that.
@dennis grammer Slash rhymes with Trash, see what I mean, now Slash is properly rated!
I describe his playing as "wise," everything exactly where it should be
Well said.
@@thomassheffey9514 Word.
When I was in Nashville last week I heard that Jack's not been well, hope he'll recover okay, God bless him.
I swear he's channeling the players he names as he demos examples of their style. Unreal. This man means every single note he plays, and you can feel it.
“It’s out of phase in the middle… I’m going to have to do that to mine” made me chuckle
Holy shit cant unsee it.. it is a flying A
Maybe more than anybody, Jack is authentic master of all genres. Whatever he plays-blues, rock, country, jazz-he plays it like THAT is all he ever plays. We know better.
hands down the best sounding guitar i've heard in my entire life. cool guy too.
Reason it sounds the way it does here has a huge deal to do with the person playing it. Guitar would sound nothing like that in our hands. I’ve never heard anyone go in to Wes Montgomery like that and just absolutely nail it. It’s amazing to see a master at play here. He tours with base level squire affinity guitars as well and sounds just the same. Tone is in the hands.
There is something so entrancing watch someone who has mastered their chosen skill/craft for the pure deep love of it, not for fame or fortune. You can tell Jack Pearson is the Real Deal - hands down, no doubt.
A great old guitar is like an interesting old person. They both have lots of stories to tell but sometimes it takes a little coaxing and time to get them talking. Jack really knows how to bring out the best in these beauties. He's a guitar whisperer.
Great comment!
Wow...the tone in his fingers. Jack Pearson is not human. 😮
Man ain't nothin better than having a joint and hearing the best darn tone in my life.
The last of our great blues guitarists
Billy Strings brought me here
Same .... Tommy emmanueal right before it. Goddamn son
Beautiful playing, beautiful cat. A Confucius/Buddha grand master vibe. Laughs with delight at his own conjurings . Swings heavy too. Beautiful touch and serene vibe. One of the sweetest cats.
Wow. I’ve never heard of him till now. He’s amazing
He filled in on the allman brothers tour in '97 when warren had left to do the mule.
Billy Strings brought me here too, truly a jedi
Love him laughing as much as playing.
jeez-- this guy defines cool. more power to him; i'll be in my cubicle.
I will be listening while running my machine that makes cubicle parts.
Damn, he sounds more like Albert than Stevie does.
He sounds more like Albert than Albert does 😜
Dude can play anything
Yeah, Billy Strings brought me here ❤
The groove that Jack brings out at 1:50 is just astounding to me. The way the bass starts out being polyphonic with the rest of the chord and then he splits it off to establish that constant pulse but not all at once, you don't notice it and all of a sudden he's in kind of dead thumb territory, it just felt so odd and yet so amazingly musical.
Any ideas as to where he got that lick from?
This guy is ridiculous, off the charts good.
Best guitarist (almost) no one's heard of!
All of these years and I never thought about it being a flying a.
Jack is fantastic. He makes everything look effortless.
For him it is! And he smiles the whole time!
Yes the super light touch
I saw Jack play with the Allman Brothers in 98 .. I think Jack was the best match for dickey Betts that I've ever heard of all the Allman Brothers guitar players ...
I love Jack's playing and demeanor.
Well, he does have a point. If the guitar's hanging on the wall, it's an "A", if it's down on a guitar stand, it's an "A", if you're sitting down with it on your knee, it's closer to the "A" than "V", if it's hanging from your neck, again it's closer to the "A" because it's inclined with the neck pointing up.
Albert king and SRV together was really cool.
I've had the pleasure of seeing Jack several times. He's a master and underappreciated.
Undoubtedly the most prolific guitarist I've ever worked with.
Wow. Rick Beato's interview with Tommy Emmanuel brought me here. Thankful am I. Would sell my soul at the crossroads for bends/vibrato like that. SRV did a lot of those 1.5+ step bends with super high gauge strings.
Wes Montgomery licks - spot on. Beautiful playing and tone!
Man this guy has soooooo much feeling to his playing n makes it look so effortless!!! 🤘😎🤘
I could listen to him all day every day...
Former member of Allman Brothers Band and Jimmy Buffett's band.
Fantastic feeling and musicality.. a joy to hear you on the Vee
Unbelievably great!
How is Jack not the most famous musician/guitar player ever?
I love this guy so much
incredible.
absolutely beautiful playing!
What a sound!
wonderful
Love the bends, so sweet, so smooth
Well done!
A master at work.
One of the best !
Luv Jack - Just pure awesome.
One of my very favorite guitarists. He always has wonderful tone.
Cool - I learned something today !
Damn...this guy is incredible
I saw Jack at The Station Inn last year. He played a Squier strat and a old, cheap bolt on LP copy. What a player. Jack just sat in front of the bar after and chatted with everyone.
Pure genius.
I could listen all night
Just got to love Jack Pearson
Awesome👏👍
I’m impressed 👍
nice! so nice ! so God bless jack
Great stuff !!
dang, how've i missed all these vault sessions all this time? some of the best videos of guitar playing i've seen. thanks for sharing!
smooth tone sick playing
Real good. Makes it look easy
This is such an educational video, and im super grateful for it.
Love those double stops!
Fantastic! Jack is the best! V sounds huge! 👍
Jack Pearson is so cool!
Jack is an absolute beast...awesome tone
This guy is so cool
This guitar is prominently displayed deep in the vault. I’m always drawn to it whenever I’m there. Grateful to hear it played! Thanks Jack and Songbirds
king of Nashville, tone, and skills thank you for sharing!
Fantastic video
My favorite player.
Such a nice guy. Always an amazing tone. The way he speaks with his guitar is a language I understand.
Great playing, love when he plays his Squires too
Sweet as Whiskey cake!
Damn that was awesome :)
Sweetness !!!
Truly underrated,,man brother Jack. Such tone!
Worthy!!
Brilliant Jack
Just now turned on to this master, wow.
this guy is amazing, playing, thinking, attitude.
Such a humble southern gentleman who had the opportunity to have been on SITE with so many greats including HIMSELF - God what a great player. Just listen to him bend all the in between notes, cause the V is more like a Fender neck + that 24 3/4" scale WHOA!!!
Masterful... At last
wow. this guy's tone is incredible.
Doesn't seem forced at all. Incredible
I learned about Pearson today. Oh-my-god... Just incredible tone and feel....
That’s and amazing hand + ear + mind + soul collaboration on a single musician 👏👏
Mr. Pearson can play every Guitar and it sounds like never before
Phenomenal player and seems to be such a humble nice individual.
"An amazing guitar player, tone and feel right on point"
This man is insanely good! OMG!!!