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TheStevensacharoff 6 months ago
Great films
busessuck1 11 months ago
grazie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
steinberger95 2 years ago
A new book I just came across at the library "Gibson Electric Steel Guitars 1935 1937 mentioned this. Good catch You!
sokollu 2 years ago
Its great to see that all this great music has been around all this time and is still great today.Every body thats multi instrumenatl should bow down to this God Father...
hogansteel 2 years ago
another amazing musician from that golden era, just a joy to watch someone of roy's quality, everyone should check out - roy smeck plays hawaiian guitar, banjo, ukulele & guitar 1926-1949 (1976)Yazoo records
AbsintheDream 3 years ago
yeah and theres a picture of roy and this event on back on the cover of the cd
steinsteel 2 years ago
The 4screen part of this scene is one of the most creative collective ideas in music and camera work. Roy and the cameraman realized a big idea -- in an analog age!
Wobei 3 years ago
Guessing from the early lap steel and amp... plus the non electrified orchestra, 1929-1932. The split screen one was from 1933.
SEANFIR 4 years ago
That is AMAZING! Any idea what year this was made?
twindowlicker 4 years ago
First of his breed. And what a journey it has been from Smeck to Malmsteen and beyond.
MozzerRocks 4 years ago
what so do consider malmsteen the best?
gree17 3 years ago
omg u idiot! paul gilbert iz waaaaaaay beter than malmsteen lolzcakes!
vamc969 3 years ago
just shut up.
gree17 3 years ago
sorry.
you're right.
Malmsteen IS better.
vamc969 3 years ago
Roy Smeck was absolutely the first "Guitar Hero". These films prove it! Amazing stuff!
jrybiski 4 years ago
That was smeckin' fantastic!
77lespaul77 4 years ago
Steve Howe (of Yes fame) was a fan of Roy Smeck. Having watched a few Smeck videos for the first time, it's apparent that Smeck influenced Howe to play various stringed instruments and tap on his acoustic like a drummer. Most interestingly, Howe did a video in the 70's of an original ragtime piece called "Ram" in which "4" Howes play various stringed instruments, just like in the Smeck video.
babarishka 4 years ago
OMG thats impossible! 4 Smecks! :D:D:D
Piksson 5 years ago