Bryan Sutton & Michael Daves: Special Guest Interview Part 1

Please note: this is just Part 1 of a longer session they recorded together. You can find it all in their online schools at ArtistWorks... For more info and free samples click the links below:
Bryan Sutton: bit.ly/2E6Xiok
Michael Daves: bit.ly/2EvDrgD

[@thomastommy1192]

Great sounds along with good picking. Thumbs up thanks for sharing your video.

[@symphonyfarm2009]

Daves and Sutton what a vocal mix!!!! I think the Baritone is the stupidly hard part to find! The locking on the harmonies are awesome!

[@yateswebb]

baritone: thankless, but usefull.
Me: *my entire high school "chorale" experience*

[@jacobmcguffie]

Very cool to hear Michael's D18 played by Bryan. Still sounds like Bryan, tone is in the hands.

[@symphonyfarm2009]

I just started messing with straightening the picking wrist more in line with the skeleton and what a tone difference!

[@randyjones7818]

Really like the d.18.sounds great guitar.rj..played your 42 .herringbone at Carter's.it was a great guitar to play. A.nice guitar.rj

[@haveatomato]

The singing is nice, but I wish Bryan would write more instrumental pieces like on his "Almost Live" album. Those are my favorites of his.

[@yateswebb]

6:05 reminds me of Mac McAnally. Someone who can really just darn play the guitar and sing for 2 hours.

[@jambonejim1249]

Putting the lie to the saying, there ain't no money beyond the 5th fret.

[@OldMcDnald]

I thought that saying was for banjos 🧐

[@jasontele]

That Gibson is nothing close to the sound of the Martin. No balance, also don't cut through the mix.