Gavin, thank you for the lesson. Don’t sell yourself short. You created some of the most memorable music of the early nineties which millions know by heart.
Yeah man I'm 53 and still love listening to Bush songs. That's what led me to this video. Glycerine and Comedown are 2 of my all time fav songs in all of music!
Sixteen Stone is a brilliant album. Even though it was right in the Grunge period, it really stood out as more of a rock album. Little Things, Machinehead....amazing. All of it. Thanks Gavin. Oh and I would venture to say that John 5 likes it, too!
Damon Briggs their debut album sold 6 million copies in America alone, and they have sold over 20 million worldwide, so somebody must like them. When their album first came out, I remember Dave Grohl said on MTV he thought Bush was the best of the bands who were obviously influenced by Nirvana.
Tronald Dump lol take foo fighters name out of there please. Name another band who has consistently released new music that charts and sells millions and allows the band to tour stadiums globally every album cycle for 25 years? Foo Fighters might be the greatest rock band ever on those metrics.
@@abewilcox4560 worse than nu metal? Yeah, I doubt that. This time in music gave us a LOT of good bands, and I count Bush among them. This album was impossibly popular literally everywhere on Earth at the time. It's one of the biggest selling albums of the decade, and the nineties outsold nearly everything before it.
Wow.. saw Bush live in 97 during their Razorblade Suitcase tour at Great Woods in Boston! I remember they opened the show with A Tendency to Start Fires... another awesome riff too...
Awesome to see Gavin's old Jazzmaster back. I saw Bush live 4 times and after waiting like 17 years was fortunate to catch "Alien" as part of the set lineup. If you haven't seen these guys live you owe it to yourself to do it. Great live band, super friendly guys that always deliver. Thanks Gavin and thanks Guitar World for this
I been to at least 8 of there shows and have always wanted to hear Alien live and they haven't played it once. That is my favorite Bush song and I wish they played it more live.
I met Gavin Rosedale back in 1999 at the X-103.9 Alternative Rock radio station in San Bernardino, CA, with my then girlfriend Kelly Doyle. He had an interview about their newest record "The Science Of Thing's". And he also shared some of his favorite Steve Albini Produced records, from "The Jesus Lizard" to "The Pixies". I had my guitar with me outside the station, and when done, Gavin, actually walked outside to the front of the station by the parking lot, posed for pictures with eager fans and even signed my acoustic guitar with a permanent marker and he also pluck some strings, I'll never forget it!!!
That’s cool... it’s a shame because X103.9 was awesome station back then .... but now the whole I.E. went to shit and the station became another pop radio station
Nigel Pulsford, Robin Goodridge and Dave Parsons were the original Bush lineup along with Gavin. They all made Sixteen Stone sound like the Best grunge and rock álbum of its time. I Wont forget when in 1997 I was 15 and thought the whole World was spinning around Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden but me and my pals discovered a New reléased álbum, Razorblade Suitcase and were blown away by it, but our jaws dropped to the floor when we listened to songs like Little Things, Testosterone, Glycerine, etc. A genuine masterpiece. I Will admire these guys until my memory remains. Sorry for the long comment but these blokes were my heroes.
Lol you just described my childhood. After hearing bush (Sixteen Stone & Razorblade Suitcase) I was addicted for years. Nothing else in that era grabbed me like those albums did.
Me as well man. Left a bit of a rant on newer review of the kingdom , regarding all the dickhead critics from day one shitting on em. Sixteen stone is my favorite album ever, I graduated 2001 and razorblade is tremendous too, cant stand any of the other stuff til kingdom, if they keep shooting that direction, I have Hope's of a stone-blade equivalent. Think kingdom is the legitimate successor to razorblade. Give a fuck about the critics (fuck YOU, ALL of u unoriginal hacks). I love those howling guitars, so glad to hear that heaviness and melody...... back!
Thank you Gavin for teaching this song. You are one of my idols. I love singing your guys songs when I was going to karaoke. Thanks again man. Much love and much appreciated.
Loving to get a Guitar lesson from one of my idols. Sitting at home, seeing his home, getting a lesson of a great song... thanks a lot to Gavin doing that....
Thanks Gavin! Thanks for Bush, thanks for everything you and Nigel put out together! Love from Brazil. Everything Zen is a killer song and no one besides the pumpkins and pearl jam managed to write such heavy and beautiful music in a two guitar piece at that time.
Saw you 10 years ago at London Airport on your way to the southside festival in the south of Germany. Everybody of your band was so kind and friendly. I will never forget this. Thank you for your music and your lesson......👍🎸
tomtomthebear 👍🏿 That TONE in general. British amps, a beast all their. Lol it’s probably a goddamn fender tweed. Idk what it is, the rhythm guitar on Bush’s albums always had that very distinct tone, that to this day, is distinctively Bush. I’m gonna say Rossdale in particular. He’s had few different lineups, and I can’t say that I’ve ever really took note of who was playing when, other than 16 stone and the tour to support it. And then the lead guitarist for the Wallflowers sort of looked like Nigel and then for some reason (I’m gonna say it was the drugs and alcohol abuse) everything became convoluted.
This the first Bush tune I learned by ear. I saw the tab for it and I was 95% spot on. I loved this entire album. Still do. Thanks Gavin. Thank you for the music.
In like 2013 in Boston you jumped down in the crowd and walked all the way back to me and my girlfriend during Little Things, as if we were talking. That was pretty rad man, thanks for the memory
@@Caligulita what? The guitar part? It’s a pretty easy song but then again, I do play guitar so. I can see how to someone who doesn’t, everything looks a bit tricky.
Literally the entire album is one of the best Ive ever heard. Im 45 yrs old now and still listen to "Alien" once a week I bet. Learning to play guitar finally. Why im here!
That song everything zen hits me a certain way and I absolutely love it !! Had a specific shirt made for that song for concerts only lol. They inspire me so much in general their music is a 24/7 part of my life always!!!!
Gavin is the first musician I ever met , it was my junior year of high school if I remember correctly ..it was right after their first album came out during their first American tour ..met him out back of Newport Music Hall in Columbus Ohio ..he was very friendly and they put on an awesome show ..still have my autographed stub from the show
Thanks very much for putting this out there. Your music is not John-5's ha ha! but it's music that works is that works for me (and like a million other people). So thanks heaps for putting the it out there. Music is eternal and therefore Bush's songs will be.
@@brucesimian3743 They really do sound amazing. Never cared about them until a couple years ago when I noodled around on one at a local guitar shop. Fell in love immediately and finally got one about a year and a half ago. Best sounding guitar ever IMHO.
@@Shadowrunner340 Jazz is a highly subjective word. Spinal Tap's free form jazz phase was ridiculed by critics but highly praised by Miles Davis, Dave Grusen and Ella Fitzerald. Who to believe???
He has!!!!! I was a teenager back when they became famous, I used to scream or bite my pillow when I saw him singing, I'm in my 40s now and I'm still screaming (occasionally 🤣) watching old and new videos, he's still so dreamy!!!!!
Saw Bush in 2017 at Memphis in May and they came on right before Soundgarden and were awesome. Less than two weeks later Chris Cornell died in Detroit. That was the third time i saw Bush but the first time i saw Soundgarden and I'm glad i did! Glad to see Bush still rocking in 2020. Long live Rock🤘
saw you guys in chicago last year, it was awesome, bush fan since 1996 keep on rockin , lookin forward to new music, and more concerts ( one day again )
I still listen to this album at least once or twice a week while riding my Harley thru Vegas and Red Rock. One of the best Rock albums of all time. Great feel, balsy release of energy, great lyrics with homage to Bowie. I just quit drinking in March during the pandemic, was near fucking death, and "Comedown" has special meaning now and I associate that with my recovery. Wish you would make more great music like the songs on this album.
I remember when Sixteen stone came out. A friend lent me the tape and I played it in my car. The sound ripped through my brain and I just sat there, my mouth half open with the volume on high, through the songs..
I remember the first time the ever played the song on the radio... WBCN in Boston. I have listened to 16 stone a zillion times and still do. Thank you Gavin.
Hey man. Thanks so much for your recent videos. It's been great tuning and not being told to inject sanitizer or what mask to wear. Props, Gavin. Seen you twice live and been a fan since Bushx Stay safe!!!!! Please 😷☺️
Dude!!!You totally rock!!!I remember the first time I heard your song "Zen",I ran out and bought the CD.I was going through all sorts of bullshit and I heard your song "Zen",I listened to the words and it struck me that what you were singing in the song was exactly right,"Everything Zen Everything Zen I don't think so."Rock on now and forever my Brother,God bless you and your loved ones.
Cold contagious has an absolutely gorgeous guitar sound... so raw. Very underated as a guitar album, Razorblade Suitcase sounds very original to me. One of my favorite albums!
30 years later, you still blow my mind. This song came out when I was 8 or 9? I remember seeing you on TV, trying to be just like you, even thru high-school. Here I am, nearly 40, still listening to Bush every fuckin day!
That was Awesome Gavin Love that Song even sounds great on my Takamine Acoustic......By the way Great Show at the Paramount on Long Island, NY New Years Eve 2 years ago...? We were up front....lol
Maybe it was purchased with the advance from his label signing? Like lot of rappers do these days. Get their signing bonus, go out buy cars and jewelry to look good in very first video. For rock bands they usually spend it on solid equipment.
Bush was a huge influence on my guitar playing ! It started with Sixteen Stone and I was hooked. If Gavin is listening can you demonstrate Come Down ? That song was perfect for my life at the time and personally lifted me up ! Always love playing that time to time on my Strat really loud :)
Gavin you are the reason why I got inspired to pick up the guitar! Still a huge Bush fan til this day. Still miss Nigel in the band though. Whatever happened to him anyways?
Namechecks John 5 and then reveals that a guitar originally belonging to Joe Walsh was played through Sixteen Stone. That's a great run through of different guitar history to start a vid.
I got it for my 5th grade birthday party in 1995. Haha it had been out for a year or so at that point but was still mega popular. Another kid gave me Green Day- Insomniac at the same party. Still have both those original CDs.
Gavin, thank you for the lesson. Don’t sell yourself short. You created some of the most memorable music of the early nineties which millions know by heart.
Yeah man I'm 53 and still love listening to Bush songs. That's what led me to this video. Glycerine and Comedown are 2 of my all time fav songs in all of music!
Sixteen Stone is a brilliant album. Even though it was right in the Grunge period, it really stood out as more of a rock album. Little Things, Machinehead....amazing. All of it. Thanks Gavin. Oh and I would venture to say that John 5 likes it, too!
bush come when grunge was dieing people were despret for grunge and lost but wasnt the real thing
Terrible time in music. Post grunge was the worst time in the 90s. Nothing but a bunch of original grunge rip off bands.
Damon Briggs their debut album sold 6 million copies in America alone, and they have sold over 20 million worldwide, so somebody must like them. When their album first came out, I remember Dave Grohl said on MTV he thought Bush was the best of the bands who were obviously influenced by Nirvana.
Tronald Dump lol take foo fighters name out of there please. Name another band who has consistently released new music that charts and sells millions and allows the band to tour stadiums globally every album cycle for 25 years? Foo Fighters might be the greatest rock band ever on those metrics.
@@abewilcox4560 worse than nu metal? Yeah, I doubt that. This time in music gave us a LOT of good bands, and I count Bush among them. This album was impossibly popular literally everywhere on Earth at the time. It's one of the biggest selling albums of the decade, and the nineties outsold nearly everything before it.
My daughter's first concert was Bush a couple years ago. They played everything and they sounded great!
These guys still have it live too. Saw them last year with Live.
they are completely different guys. not the same ones who did sixteen stone.
The Wedge well that was a really long time ago, so not surprising they are different guys. I think everyone changes a lot in that amount of time.
Saw them in 2016 with Chevelle and on their own in 2017 and sounded amazing both times.
How was Live?
Seen them live in 2016.. they killed it. So much energy.. they havent slowed down a bit.
Holy SHit! THis is Gold!. He recorded the whole album on that guitar!?! wow!
Joe Walsh too cause like he's a guitar legend from the Eagles and his solo project Life Is Good
Jazzmaster is so versatile
I LOVE that Jazzmaster.
I don't think Gavin had a "guitar hero" reputation, but I always loved his tone and writing
Saw Bush last year and Gavin was nothing but gracious about everything, I've never seen another major bands lead singer that humble before.
To be fair though, Gavin still looks like in the 90's
And this is gold.
Not really; he's aged well, - but he's aged like the rest of us.
That might be fan brain, he def looks like the dad he is now. Id agree with you during the movie Constantine era but nahh not like the 90s totally
@@markferguson3745 Better than most ... once many hit mid 30s get fat, bald and graying.
Dude really aged gracefully
Bush's 16 Stone was AWESOME. Bought it on cassette back in the mid 90's! Rocked it until the tape broke!
Wow.. saw Bush live in 97 during their Razorblade Suitcase tour at Great Woods in Boston!
I remember they opened the show with A Tendency to Start Fires... another awesome riff too...
Awesome to see Gavin's old Jazzmaster back. I saw Bush live 4 times and after waiting like 17 years was fortunate to catch "Alien" as part of the set lineup. If you haven't seen these guys live you owe it to yourself to do it. Great live band, super friendly guys that always deliver. Thanks Gavin and thanks Guitar World for this
I been to at least 8 of there shows and have always wanted to hear Alien live and they haven't played it once. That is my favorite Bush song and I wish they played it more live.
I met Gavin Rosedale back in 1999 at the X-103.9 Alternative Rock radio station in San Bernardino, CA, with my then girlfriend Kelly Doyle. He had an interview about their newest record "The Science Of Thing's". And he also shared some of his favorite Steve Albini Produced records, from "The Jesus Lizard" to "The Pixies". I had my guitar with me outside the station, and when done, Gavin, actually walked outside to the front of the station by the parking lot, posed for pictures with eager fans and even signed my acoustic guitar with a permanent marker and he also pluck some strings, I'll never forget it!!!
Straight boss!
That’s cool... it’s a shame because X103.9 was awesome station back then .... but now the whole I.E. went to shit and the station became another pop radio station
Nigel Pulsford, Robin Goodridge and Dave Parsons were the original Bush lineup along with Gavin. They all made Sixteen Stone sound like the Best grunge and rock álbum of its time.
I Wont forget when in 1997 I was 15 and thought the whole World was spinning around Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden but me and my pals discovered a New reléased álbum, Razorblade Suitcase and were blown away by it, but our jaws dropped to the floor when we listened to songs like Little Things, Testosterone, Glycerine, etc. A genuine masterpiece. I Will admire these guys until my memory remains. Sorry for the long comment but these blokes were my heroes.
Lol you just described my childhood. After hearing bush (Sixteen Stone & Razorblade Suitcase) I was addicted for years. Nothing else in that era grabbed me like those albums did.
Me as well man. Left a bit of a rant on newer review of the kingdom , regarding all the dickhead critics from day one shitting on em. Sixteen stone is my favorite album ever, I graduated 2001 and razorblade is tremendous too, cant stand any of the other stuff til kingdom, if they keep shooting that direction, I have Hope's of a stone-blade equivalent. Think kingdom is the legitimate successor to razorblade. Give a fuck about the critics (fuck YOU, ALL of u unoriginal hacks). I love those howling guitars, so glad to hear that heaviness and melody...... back!
@@iragravatt6717 exactly f critics, Grammys, MTV and all that bull.... I mean come on Justin Bieber and Al that crap, yuk!
@@solstice1681 😁👍👍
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Thank you Gavin for teaching this song. You are one of my idols. I love singing your guys songs when I was going to karaoke. Thanks again man. Much love and much appreciated.
Dude looks exactly the same as he did during the 90's
He looks way older. But he did not age bad
Come on bro we all have aged he looks older as expected but could look way worse with all the tail and drugs being a rock star.
Yeah, I wouldn't say the same, but definitely looking good in his older age.
@@reficul1984 Considering he's older than Steve Harwell of Smash Mouth, Dave Grohl and Jerry Cantrell yet he looks much younger than all of those guys
Loving to get a Guitar lesson from one of my idols. Sitting at home, seeing his home, getting a lesson of a great song... thanks a lot to Gavin doing that....
Thanks Gavin! Thanks for Bush, thanks for everything you and Nigel put out together! Love from Brazil. Everything Zen is a killer song and no one besides the pumpkins and pearl jam managed to write such heavy and beautiful music in a two guitar piece at that time.
Saw you 10 years ago at London Airport on your way to the southside festival in the south of Germany. Everybody of your band was so kind and friendly. I will never forget this. Thank you for your music and your lesson......👍🎸
When I was 13 my uncle had this one tape and we listened to it on our trip to Dallas. Good times.
nice. I'm in Dallas and one of my uncles (RiP) got me into all the 80s & 90s stuff
Bush still one of my favourite bands. I saw them live in late 90s 👍🏻 brilliant band
That jazzmaster though ❤️❤️❤️❤️
tomtomthebear 👍🏿 That TONE in general. British amps, a beast all their. Lol it’s probably a goddamn fender tweed. Idk what it is, the rhythm guitar on Bush’s albums always had that very distinct tone, that to this day, is distinctively Bush. I’m gonna say Rossdale in particular. He’s had few different lineups, and I can’t say that I’ve ever really took note of who was playing when, other than 16 stone and the tour to support it. And then the lead guitarist for the Wallflowers sort of looked like Nigel and then for some reason (I’m gonna say it was the drugs and alcohol abuse) everything became convoluted.
This the first Bush tune I learned by ear. I saw the tab for it and I was 95% spot on. I loved this entire album. Still do. Thanks Gavin. Thank you for the music.
Me too. It's basically Polly and dumb. Simple riff, great song.
In like 2013 in Boston you jumped down in the crowd and walked all the way back to me and my girlfriend during Little Things, as if we were talking. That was pretty rad man, thanks for the memory
America has Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Alice and Chains, so on, but I'm so happy that we have a great grunge band like Bush!
You got Oasis too.
@@jacktilghman9797 Hahaha yeah true. But Oasis is Britpop not Grunge. Though I'd consider Oasis to almost be a form of Punk.
I love how he keeps says simple. For most of us it’s not simple at all.
@@Caligulita what? The guitar part? It’s a pretty easy song but then again, I do play guitar so. I can see how to someone who doesn’t, everything looks a bit tricky.
Literally the entire album is one of the best Ive ever heard. Im 45 yrs old now and still listen to "Alien" once a week I bet. Learning to play guitar finally. Why im here!
Cool, hope he goes through all his hits.
I don't know.. He just ignores their 3rd & 4th album..
I hope not. I love both of those albums.
That song everything zen hits me a certain way and I absolutely love it !! Had a specific shirt made for that song for concerts only lol. They inspire me so much in general their music is a 24/7 part of my life always!!!!
Sixteen Stone... how could I ever forget this one... Ahh.. miss the 90s..
Excellent! Bless you and your family!!
Nice advice: " just be afraid to be anything else but yourself"
Gavin is the first musician I ever met , it was my junior year of high school if I remember correctly ..it was right after their first album came out during their first American tour ..met him out back of Newport Music Hall in Columbus Ohio ..he was very friendly and they put on an awesome show ..still have my autographed stub from the show
Awesome sound. Great Guitar. Great band, great song.
thats an awesome sound
Thanks very much for putting this out there. Your music is not John-5's ha ha! but it's music that works is that works for me (and like a million other people). So thanks heaps for putting the it out there. Music is eternal and therefore Bush's songs will be.
Seriously, thank you Gavin. We are almost exactly the same age. Saw Bush early 90s in Cleveland OH and loved your band ever since.
That's some sweet ass tone. Love the purple color with the white p-90's and that it was your first guitar.
Not p90s. Jazzmaster pickups are like flattened and widened Strat pickups.
@@thenewmedic Right on, thanks. I want one now!
@@brucesimian3743 They really do sound amazing. Never cared about them until a couple years ago when I noodled around on one at a local guitar shop. Fell in love immediately and finally got one about a year and a half ago. Best sounding guitar ever IMHO.
@@brucesimian3743 Don't feel bad if you don't play jazz on it. Nearly everyone, famous and otherwise, that owns a Jazzmaster doesn't either.
@@Shadowrunner340 Jazz is a highly subjective word. Spinal Tap's free form jazz phase was ridiculed by critics but highly praised by Miles Davis, Dave Grusen and Ella Fitzerald. Who to believe???
Thanks Gavin! Always loved that song!
Good grief he’s aged beautifully.
He has!!!!! I was a teenager back when they became famous, I used to scream or bite my pillow when I saw him singing, I'm in my 40s now and I'm still screaming (occasionally 🤣) watching old and new videos, he's still so dreamy!!!!!
He's not that old.
I said it 25 years ago and I will say it today... If I was gay, Gavin would be my cut off man!
He’s ageless
@@sixthview haha I’m not gay but if gavin came calling, I’d give it a shot!!!
Oh wow!!! What a treat!!! Cool
Awesome, love Bush and Gavin.
USED to play this in my 90s cover band! (Back IN the 90s!)
I call BS!
Can’t wait for you to come to Aus Gavin, for the under the southern stars festival, near my home town,
Awesome sound
Thanks for the lesson. Great album. Amazing guitar
Awesome lesson
Saw Bush in 2017 at Memphis in May and they came on right before Soundgarden and were awesome. Less than two weeks later Chris Cornell died in Detroit. That was the third time i saw Bush but the first time i saw Soundgarden and I'm glad i did! Glad to see Bush still rocking in 2020. Long live Rock🤘
Thank you Gavin!
saw you guys in chicago last year, it was awesome, bush fan since 1996 keep on rockin , lookin forward to new music, and more concerts ( one day again )
I still listen to this album at least once or twice a week while riding my Harley thru Vegas and Red Rock. One of the best Rock albums of all time. Great feel, balsy release of energy, great lyrics with homage to Bowie. I just quit drinking in March during the pandemic, was near fucking death, and "Comedown" has special meaning now and I associate that with my recovery. Wish you would make more great music like the songs on this album.
Finally someone with his Own song.
I love Bush, I still listen to your albums almost every day
thanks for the lesson we love new album
🤘🏻🤘🏻🎤🎤💖
I love that song!
That tidbit that his guitar once belonged to Joe Walsh is an awesome piece of trivia.
Gavin is amazingly talented. Loved him in Constantine.
I started playing guitar when I was a teenager and I used used to jam along to this album all the time!
Col Gavin. I dig all your jams and what your material became for my generation. fan for life.
Big Bush fan! I am a new guitar player and your video was very helpful. Thank you!
I just saw Bush live last week (August 2024) and they were amazing.
I remember when Sixteen stone came out. A friend lent me the tape and I played it in my car. The sound ripped through my brain and I just sat there, my mouth half open with the volume on high, through the songs..
The Man!!
Been cranking Bush all week and rocking out
Been learning loads of Bush songs with my local jam guru - always good to get it from the source!!! Love you!!!!!
Love it. More please. Thanks Gavin.
Thanks Gavin! This was awesome!
I remember the first time the ever played the song on the radio... WBCN in Boston. I have listened to 16 stone a zillion times and still do. Thank you Gavin.
Thank you Gavin. I've always loved this song and I'm gonna give it a try. Stay safe!
I’ve touched that guitar...❤️😎 miss you guys
I feel pushed Back in time. Thank you! Always enjoied early Bush material
I remember how heavy and hard rock this song sounded the first time I had heard it, and the video that accompanied it was well done.
their first single!! and their best IMO..... Sixteen Stone is a legendary album.
Little Things for me. Never gets old!
Hey man. Thanks so much for your recent videos. It's been great tuning and not being told to inject sanitizer or what mask to wear.
Props, Gavin. Seen you twice live and been a fan since Bushx
Stay safe!!!!! Please 😷☺️
Really cool thanks
Always good to add another song to the arsenal
Dude!!!You totally rock!!!I remember the first time I heard your song "Zen",I ran out and bought the CD.I was going through all sorts of bullshit and I heard your song "Zen",I listened to the words and it struck me that what you were singing in the song was exactly right,"Everything Zen Everything Zen I don't think so."Rock on now and forever my Brother,God bless you and your loved ones.
Awesome guitar. amp sounds killer whatever it is. Great album. Great live band.
We used to cover a few Bush tunes in '96. This dude hasn't aged a jot. They were good and the mid/late 90's in the UK were a fkn blast.
So awesome! Now reach me how to yodel! Machine hea...hea...hea..head!!
Awesome..definitely a big influence on my
Playing..loved this. 16th stone was a great recording..
Cold contagious has an absolutely gorgeous guitar sound... so raw. Very underated as a guitar album, Razorblade Suitcase sounds very original to me. One of my favorite albums!
Cold Contagious was always my favorite off that record
There is something about that song. So dark and depressive. The guitar tone is amazing.
How does this not have more views??
30 years later, you still blow my mind. This song came out when I was 8 or 9? I remember seeing you on TV, trying to be just like you, even thru high-school. Here I am, nearly 40, still listening to Bush every fuckin day!
Love him!❤️Love Anything BUSH🤘🤘🤘
🤘🏻🤘🏻🎤🎤💖
"only John5 is John5" - that's pretty much what I think too when I write simple riffs.
But Gavin Rosedale can be Neil Young playing Keep On Rockin In The Free World
I'm more like.. "Only John Holmes is John Holmes"
That was Awesome Gavin Love that Song even sounds great on my Takamine Acoustic......By the way Great Show at the Paramount on Long Island, NY New Years Eve 2 years ago...? We were up front....lol
Hol up, the first guitar you bought used to belong to Joe Walsh?
That’s what I was thinking lol
Maybe it was purchased with the advance from his label signing? Like lot of rappers do these days. Get their signing bonus, go out buy cars and jewelry to look good in very first video. For rock bands they usually spend it on solid equipment.
I thought he said that.
Its like getting lessons from a guy just learning power chords back in the 90s.
Earczar ,. I had that same thought lol
That was AWESOME!! Thanks Gavin!!
I found this late but great to see. Further confirmation that I need to finally get a classic Jazzmaster. That's a beautiful guitar.
Bush was a huge influence on my guitar playing ! It started with Sixteen Stone and I was hooked. If Gavin is listening can you demonstrate Come Down ? That song was perfect for my life at the time and personally lifted me up ! Always love playing that time to time on my Strat really loud :)
I've been literally trying to play this song properly for over 2 decades thank you for the lesson grew up on sixteen stone amazing album
Gavin you are the reason why I got inspired to pick up the guitar! Still a huge Bush fan til this day. Still miss Nigel in the band though. Whatever happened to him anyways?
Namechecks John 5 and then reveals that a guitar originally belonging to Joe Walsh was played through Sixteen Stone. That's a great run through of different guitar history to start a vid.
I always wanted to know how to play this, thanks!
That guitar is a beast
Lot of bite
This is so awesome.
Keep on rocking in the free world...just touched up with extra notes.
Holy shit it is!
First time I ever heard this song on the radio decades ago I thought this was just a Neil Young ripoff. And I still do.
He’s cuter tho
Thanks for letting me know that's the guitar that helped shape my early teenage years. Cool thing to mentally link up. Thanks Gavin.
OMG that was cool! I lost track of the cords just being mesmerized by the playing.
Gavin: "I recorded all of Sixteen Stone on this guitar"
Me out loud to myself: "Wow"🤩
I literally gasped!
Love this song
2 of my friends bought be Sixteen Stone at my 4th grade birthday party, lol. Was not disappointed!
I got it for my 5th grade birthday party in 1995. Haha it had been out for a year or so at that point but was still mega popular. Another kid gave me Green Day- Insomniac at the same party. Still have both those original CDs.
Cool piece of wall art!