A-M-A-Z-I-N-G, Perfect, man, you have a soft touch on the guitar, like she's your baby and you're taking care of her, amazing, you may be surprised by knowing that i'm 14 haha... but I loove Les Paul, I don't listen to those bieber shits... and George Harrison is my inspiration hehe... you're amazing, don't forget that!
You really are wonderful and if you ever wish to come on our TV show you are welcome anytime. Yours is the kind of talent we hope to be able to showcase.
What a beautiful interpretation Love the chord melody. You stay with the changes in the Fake Book. Les Paul must be looking down smiling. You honor Les Paul and in doing so you honor yourself. Great guitar playing tasteful exquisite
What a fitting and incredible cover and tribute. The Wizard of Waukesha would have loved this. I personally think it was one of the best covers I have seen on the 'Tube. Nice job!!!
What a brilliant cover!!! I so enjoyed it! I was a luthier too, for all of two years 20 years ago. Been getting the itch to start up again though, since I started playing again recently.
guitarist are sooooo underated. people dont realize the magnitude of this art form. the thousand of patterns that these people can pull up in a fraction of a second is mind boggling! this man is a genius! Bravo! master bravo!!!!!!!!!
Steve, thank you for posting this. You are incredible! I have been listening to this video all day! Superb performance. Bravo! What guitar are you using?
Good question. I had to count. As the song is ending, I'm playing on top of 4 looping layers. The small inset videos show all the layers except for the first rhythm guitar layer.
Some of the greatest things I've seen on youtube man ! Very very cool ! Nice super guitarplaying and super clip to go with it !! my compliments ! greeting from Antwerp Belgium
I don't play anything, but I sure enjoy the people who can. I remember the original version of Les Paul & Mary Ford, which tells you how old I am. This is great!
really good! ive been trying to do this one so im hoping to study your version to learn a few chords cos i cant make out what Les is up to cos of the many layers. this is great stuff but i think ultimately too tricky for me
Very nice indeed. Do you have any tab for this? The Brazilian cadence is something that any fan of the 60s would "get." Forget the tab, I'll just watch it a few hundred more times, and try to teach my guitar-playing friends.
I Find this immensly interesting. Never had the chance to use a looper before, but I can only image the fun I could have with that. Great job on the tunes, thats some fine picking. Sounds better on acoustic then Les Paul's version, but everything sounds better on acoustic to me.
Thanks for your interest. I've placed a link in the video's description that will take you to my looping equipment as well as the guitars I used to make, etc.. Thanks again!
first this video has the most unique camera angle ive seen. never seen it from the guitar players point of view, also cool how you combine both rythym and lead just overall fantastic
first this video has the most unique camera angle ive seen. never seen it from the guitar players point of view, also cool how you combine both rythym and lead just overall fantastic
Sorry, I don't work from tab or notation. The best I can do is a few scribbled chord diagrams. It's up to you to figure out the rest. I put a pdf file of them on my web site. The link is in the video description.
that was boss. what i love about someone with talent like yours, you make it look so effortless. thanks for sharing this fine song with some fine playing. pick on!
I don't know who made the guitar, and don't really care. Its an excellent song very well played. If you did make this guitar yourself, then well done. Thanks for posting the song.
Beautiful guitar and song, one of my favorites that Les Paul and Mary Ford made famous many years ago. Thanks for putting it on YOUTUBE Sharon T. from ohio
You seem to have gotten to ol' Dolph. Knowing your sweet instruments as I do (and gratefully owning one), I surmise this is Republican, and not rational, denial. Maybe Taylor'll call him off(?)
This is one of the 55 instruments I made in my home workshop between the years of 1976 and 1998. The one played here is my #40, completed in 1994. I no longer build guitars but you can read more about them by clicking on the link in the video's description. -- Steve Cloutier
@ dchristiansz you see that thing on the ground, with yellow letters: Boomerang? You can record a lil thing, and replay it with that. So you'll hear the sound u just played, and u self can play something different.
Thats why it is called boomerang, the sound comes back u just played.
stebun is there reasin why u play with ur fingers...cause i do ...but most people say playing with ur fingers slows ur speed of playing...but i am loving ur sound!!!
I beleive what he is doing by layering is like a live looping where he plays four bars and records them when he is playing then plays over them as he goes. this is done with digital effects
I have watched approximately six zillion music clips here on YouTube. By far, this is the very best one I have seen and I don't think I'll find one better. Thanks for the superb performance!
I first heard this tune in the fifties when Les Paul & Mary Ford released it. Been a favorite since. You bring it back to life today. Thanks for a grand performance.
I sooo forgot how much i loved this song until I saw this video.. I watched it over and over singing along. i love the flavour you put to it. well done
Nice acoustic arrangement...perfect blend with the loop
interesting video overhead shots and layers...
classy piece with a tasty unique production...
great sonic snack....what else is cooking?
Great job.
Dennis in Dehesa, Ca
Dmanflyin1 6 months ago
beautiful
nashman420 9 months ago
Hats off to you!!..
Voncroix 11 months ago
tasty :)
dybbuk4640 1 year ago
How does he do that?
lafreeway 1 year ago
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can i buy your CD. am from the Philippines. i just love to listen to this track so much. cant stop playing it the whole day.
znir66 1 year ago
can i buy your CD. am from the Philippines. i just this track so much. cant stop playing it the whole day.
znir66 1 year ago
@znir66 Sorry, but this song is not available on any of my CDs at this time.
stebunn 1 year ago
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G, Perfect, man, you have a soft touch on the guitar, like she's your baby and you're taking care of her, amazing, you may be surprised by knowing that i'm 14 haha... but I loove Les Paul, I don't listen to those bieber shits... and George Harrison is my inspiration hehe... you're amazing, don't forget that!
753nano 1 year ago
Deeeelightful! Sweet. Real music. I've added it to my favorites list. Now I'm going to listen to ALL 16 of your videos.
nemo227 1 year ago
You really are wonderful and if you ever wish to come on our TV show you are welcome anytime. Yours is the kind of talent we hope to be able to showcase.
RSBSTEADICAM 1 year ago
What a beautiful interpretation Love the chord melody. You stay with the changes in the Fake Book. Les Paul must be looking down smiling. You honor Les Paul and in doing so you honor yourself. Great guitar playing tasteful exquisite
jleoblues 1 year ago
How long till i can play like that ?? Excellent
jennyomalley 1 year ago
simply amazing version, such a genius, just love the arrangement, and i love this song too,thanks for posting,
znir66 1 year ago
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znir66 1 year ago
What a fitting and incredible cover and tribute. The Wizard of Waukesha would have loved this. I personally think it was one of the best covers I have seen on the 'Tube. Nice job!!!
WeepingZeeGuitars 1 year ago
very doyle dykes
r i p les paul
keep pickin
rogerthehat 1 year ago
great playing. Congrats. Is it possible to find tabs? thanks anyway it is a pleasure listening you
2321958 1 year ago
Very impressive... thanks for the lesson on sound-on-sound and a great display of your art.
drnotation 2 years ago
BEAUTIFUL playing and video production. Thanks.
alonzogarbanzo 2 years ago
How High the Moon, excellently done!
Love to hear more acoustic guitar music!
Robert
RAWArtifacts 2 years ago 3
What a brilliant cover!!! I so enjoyed it! I was a luthier too, for all of two years 20 years ago. Been getting the itch to start up again though, since I started playing again recently.
FrankRizzo419 2 years ago
good swing mr.guitarplayer..
19glenn64 2 years ago
Funtastic I´m cryuing I mean tears in my eyes...
vesakoponen 2 years ago
guitarist are sooooo underated. people dont realize the magnitude of this art form. the thousand of patterns that these people can pull up in a fraction of a second is mind boggling! this man is a genius! Bravo! master bravo!!!!!!!!!
MrRaydioray 2 years ago
what are you talking about: guitarists are so underated?? are you talking about this guy or players in general?
josipml5 2 years ago
5 stars definitely not enough for this one. Great arrangement, Picking and tone. Beyond awesome. Jim
PaCobble 2 years ago
I am so impressed by your version of this great tune. I am using your video as my tutorial to learn it on guitar, but you are the master !
pbthmsn 2 years ago
Steve, thank you for posting this. You are incredible! I have been listening to this video all day! Superb performance. Bravo! What guitar are you using?
Scarlett4Zanzibar 2 years ago
Thanks much!
To answer your question, I built guitars off and on for 20 years. This one is my 40th out of 55.
stebunn 2 years ago
Amazing.
LupinusAlbus23 2 years ago
you re amazing man!
Jackcrowsix 2 years ago
Brilliant.
gigspy 2 years ago
You have a great touch, it was pleasure watching and listening to this, you are a gifted player, superb.
ronvonryan 2 years ago 5
Super ! Thank you for this video!
eljans 2 years ago
i love your musical style my man!
JazzySaxE 2 years ago
Wonderful arrangement. Beautiful playing. Bravo. Tom
TConradC 2 years ago
beautiful
tobinjw80 2 years ago
I've always thought a camera mounted from the guitarist's perspective toward the neck would be far more helpful to learn.
slogans777 2 years ago
Excellent, thanks for the chords as well
darz3 2 years ago
Thanks for creating a chord diagram, man. That's really awesome. Not many people are very keen to posting something like that.
Great guitar work, real nice stuff.
sleeepingpills 2 years ago
I REALLY liked it!!!!
matonguitar 2 years ago
If you bothered looking layzsonsabitch, you'd see this guy has some single guitar track videos posted.
If "anyone can loop", how about showing us your skills at it layzsonsabitch?
bugliosifan 2 years ago
I love how you could insult him just by saying his username XD
samuelkim1 2 years ago
Man I really enjoyed this. Keep up the good work. :)
CassDyson 2 years ago
really great, keep it up
Jamalolz 2 years ago
First time viewing your videos. Great video. I realy enjoyed. Thanks for taking the time to post. John
terrierbw1 2 years ago
When you went to swing time on this song, did you record two versions of your guitar playing or three?
Gxyz222 2 years ago
Good question. I had to count. As the song is ending, I'm playing on top of 4 looping layers. The small inset videos show all the layers except for the first rhythm guitar layer.
stebunn 2 years ago
Some of the greatest things I've seen on youtube man ! Very very cool ! Nice super guitarplaying and super clip to go with it !! my compliments ! greeting from Antwerp Belgium
tekenaar 2 years ago
FANTASTIC!!!!!!! I love what you've done with this song! You're amazing! Well done! Don
guitarplayer1948 2 years ago
Very entertaining, Thank you.
joelbitton 2 years ago 2
very good, klasse
Korsaro1 2 years ago
I don't play anything, but I sure enjoy the people who can. I remember the original version of Les Paul & Mary Ford, which tells you how old I am. This is great!
5023849465 3 years ago
increible...maybe you like the "pata negra" version from "blues de la frontera" album.
I really enjoyed with your video, it soud "de puta madre" = very very very very good
(this is your first spanish lesson, you can say: I play the guitar de puta madre!)
pipaco 3 years ago
really good! ive been trying to do this one so im hoping to study your version to learn a few chords cos i cant make out what Les is up to cos of the many layers. this is great stuff but i think ultimately too tricky for me
GUGUG 3 years ago
Really great job! Thank you for this.
DmitriOrtsiev 3 years ago
Great job , really !
Full of good idea
adamsjazzclub 3 years ago
One of my fav tracks of all time and you play it so well.........i 'll play this vid while i'm working on my pc...........thanks
missilemeenie 3 years ago
Thanks! Hey, I might have to put out something new soon.
stebunn 3 years ago
Beautifully played. I'm going to have to try some of that looping stuff! :-) Thanks for the video! -Derek
AnchoriteProductions 3 years ago
Thanks for the nice comments. Yeah, looping is fun!
stebunn 3 years ago
wow...totally amazing. i wish i could play it like that
jhurr1cane 3 years ago
Well played. Great Video editing aswell.
Top Job!
ElectricMovements 3 years ago
Thanks much!
stebunn 3 years ago
this is awesome! I totally dig your version, amazing..
well done
ItzEddie 3 years ago
Very nice indeed. Do you have any tab for this? The Brazilian cadence is something that any fan of the 60s would "get." Forget the tab, I'll just watch it a few hundred more times, and try to teach my guitar-playing friends.
Best regards,
El-Jay
Ottawa CANADA
EllJayAitch 3 years ago
so nice!!!
Ella Fitzerald would be proud of you!
is a really wonderful version of 'how hight the moon' I love it
osvaldorove 3 years ago
I Find this immensly interesting. Never had the chance to use a looper before, but I can only image the fun I could have with that. Great job on the tunes, thats some fine picking. Sounds better on acoustic then Les Paul's version, but everything sounds better on acoustic to me.
bigdjindustriez 3 years ago
Thanks for your interest. I've placed a link in the video's description that will take you to my looping equipment as well as the guitars I used to make, etc.. Thanks again!
-- Steve
stebunn 3 years ago
wow!
zellerauer1 3 years ago
i am learning this in guitar lessons :3
Amplitudedude101 3 years ago
sweeeet....... ;o]"
electro257 3 years ago
the beginin sounds like midnight in casablanca
but as it progresses
it gets better
good job
ShawnGlory 3 years ago
first this video has the most unique camera angle ive seen. never seen it from the guitar players point of view, also cool how you combine both rythym and lead just overall fantastic
doodman723 3 years ago
first this video has the most unique camera angle ive seen. never seen it from the guitar players point of view, also cool how you combine both rythym and lead just overall fantastic
doodman723 3 years ago
reminds me of the game sims, hah;P very well played!
Bjorniz 4 years ago
this guitar is so beautiful, and i love wht u did with how high the moon, since it's like my all time favorites ;)
mad props
andrew2great 4 years ago
this guitar is so beautiful, and i love wht u did with how high the moon, since it's like my all time favorites ;)
mad props
andrew2great 4 years ago
Very very good from Italy! Wonderful job.
Please, can you telle me something about your looper?
robotico 4 years ago
Thank you. The looper used here is called a Boomerang. It's easy to use.
stebunn 4 years ago
Do you sell your guitars?
Matt46544 4 years ago
I did, but no longer build them. Occasionally one shows up for sale.
stebunn 4 years ago
is your guitar a cole clark ??
LJrox 4 years ago
I used to build guitars. It's one of mine.
stebunn 4 years ago
can you send the tab to How High the Moon?
sfo1ckh 4 years ago
Sorry, I don't work from tab or notation. The best I can do is a few scribbled chord diagrams. It's up to you to figure out the rest. I put a pdf file of them on my web site. The link is in the video description.
stebunn 4 years ago
Phenominal guitar playing and awesome work with the video
rpspgh 4 years ago
golden guitar..
jolandasterbloem 4 years ago
wonderfull
jolandasterbloem 4 years ago
Wow that's soo kool =D
SnowingRoses 4 years ago
I like. . .
caoimhainotreasaigh 4 years ago
i dunno if it was the sepia visuals or just the guitar playing but wow.
i'm planning on doing a lesson on visual effects as part of my beginner's guide to guitar. have a looksy.
well done bud!
stirfryking 4 years ago
Absolutley Fantastic...You are a GREAT Player.
pekindons 4 years ago
excelent !
Lzala 4 years ago
Amazing!!!!!
Faerie75 4 years ago
Hypnotising
Codandrast 4 years ago
WOW!!!!!!!!!
andrew2great 4 years ago
I just love hearing music like this on the acoustic guitar. How I wish I could play like this. I've tried teaching myself, but its so hard.
kekambas79 4 years ago
great stuff
francisb528 4 years ago
Really nice - I gotta learn how to do this.
thesilkworm 4 years ago
Really nice man..beautiful
BEESAREGLAD 4 years ago
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love it. Great playing. Wonderful style and video. Best Wishes, Kyleellen
BrycerBoo 4 years ago
Thank you!
jtdowning 4 years ago
that was boss. what i love about someone with talent like yours, you make it look so effortless. thanks for sharing this fine song with some fine playing. pick on!
tomandbrianmusic 4 years ago
well played
ravindra1983 4 years ago
Very, very cool!
tallulah2 4 years ago
What a great, classic tune this is. Thanks.
EmdrGreg 4 years ago
Muzak? Sure has come a long, long way - Les Paul must be smiling.
thangis 4 years ago
Sounds like the Muzak version of How High the Moon.
hnksnw 4 years ago
Very well done, loved it. 5 stars.
object16 4 years ago
great job/playin camera angles and loop....really nicely done
claykarla 4 years ago
thank you thank you thank you :-)
balbora 4 years ago
That was lovely. Thanks.
teleskiving 4 years ago
Great!!!!!
balbora 4 years ago
I don't know who made the guitar, and don't really care. Its an excellent song very well played. If you did make this guitar yourself, then well done. Thanks for posting the song.
mabroussardii 4 years ago
i don't care whats on my keyboard cuz thats an excellent song
crapflinger 4 years ago
Beautiful guitar and song, one of my favorites that Les Paul and Mary Ford made famous many years ago. Thanks for putting it on YOUTUBE Sharon T. from ohio
sharontrout 4 years ago
that is beautiful... truely an amazing musician... kudos to you...
icymaveric 4 years ago
DOLPH87, you are an idiot, this is a homemade guitar.
lokalfuz 4 years ago
beautiful playing and a beautiful looking and instrument with a sweet sweet tone and excellent intonation. Bravo.
marctenor 4 years ago
You seem to have gotten to ol' Dolph. Knowing your sweet instruments as I do (and gratefully owning one), I surmise this is Republican, and not rational, denial. Maybe Taylor'll call him off(?)
milesre 4 years ago
Thats not a homemade guitar. that's a TAYLOR GUITAR.
DOLPH87 4 years ago
This is one of the 55 instruments I made in my home workshop between the years of 1976 and 1998. The one played here is my #40, completed in 1994. I no longer build guitars but you can read more about them by clicking on the link in the video's description. -- Steve Cloutier
stebunn 4 years ago
no, its a taylor.
DOLPH87 4 years ago
DOLPH87- I guess I should view your disbelief that an individual rather than a corporation, could build this guitar, as a compliment. So - thank you!
stebunn 4 years ago
its not a compliment. thats a taylor guitar. -_-
DOLPH87 4 years ago
beautiful
Frojoemorrison 4 years ago
Beautiful playing and craftsmenship
Unexpaix 4 years ago
this is a great song. nice looping work. how did you make that guitar?
Rafaelh0808 4 years ago
I love the sound!
cycleview 4 years ago
That's real talent there that is! Kudos mate, nice work all round!
42peanuts 4 years ago
you are a great guitar player!
kizbo 4 years ago
Man you can play
ice9001 4 years ago
If you actually made this guitar... you sure sold me on it. I'd like to know if you make more of these things and how much they go for.
jmbirk 4 years ago
that was great!!
Jowsh 4 years ago
sounds a bit too crowded at the end.
donny0man 4 years ago
@ dchristiansz you see that thing on the ground, with yellow letters: Boomerang? You can record a lil thing, and replay it with that. So you'll hear the sound u just played, and u self can play something different.
Thats why it is called boomerang, the sound comes back u just played.
HedvaPanda 4 years ago
Wow, this sounds amazing
ivanmihaljevic 4 years ago
really nice
chuckburzum 4 years ago
nice
grizzlybjoern 4 years ago
niiice
diddydid 4 years ago
WoW! Stebunn, that was awesome! I didn't know you were so talented. I am very impressed. :)
jeano1973 4 years ago
thx sir excellent loving it `till the end
markseez 4 years ago
Try telling Wes Montgomery that playing with fingers slows you down. He played everything with his thumb.
kbrunet 4 years ago
stebun is there reasin why u play with ur fingers...cause i do ...but most people say playing with ur fingers slows ur speed of playing...but i am loving ur sound!!!
naristo 4 years ago
Many people play with their fingers. Its actually faster when playing once you master it, especially if the notes in a song are spread out.
KaMakaZeDaN17 4 years ago
Thank's very nice indeed; wish you would explain you layering / recording technique a bit. Cheers - It's a favorite!
richardsidler 4 years ago
I beleive what he is doing by layering is like a live looping where he plays four bars and records them when he is playing then plays over them as he goes. this is done with digital effects
dchristiansz 4 years ago
Sounds great -- and exceptional video work as well.
KapnKoolio 4 years ago
excellent work great video !!!
primosilvano 5 years ago
That was fun.
jaycowart 5 years ago
What a brilliant version of this song, it swings!
tszatsza 5 years ago
I have watched approximately six zillion music clips here on YouTube. By far, this is the very best one I have seen and I don't think I'll find one better. Thanks for the superb performance!
CrosleyMonarch 5 years ago
cool haha i love this
gropro 5 years ago
Great job! Les would be proud!
visor109 5 years ago
Thank you! I'm a big fan of all his work. He was a real Renaissance man.
stebunn 5 years ago
Excellent job.. both on sound and video .. At first the guitar sounded very much like a 12 string...Looks like a Taylor.... is it?
Davebanker2 5 years ago
It's a guitar I made. I built 55 instruments over 20 years.
stebunn 5 years ago
I first heard this tune in the fifties when Les Paul & Mary Ford released it. Been a favorite since. You bring it back to life today. Thanks for a grand performance.
MikeNature 5 years ago
Great playing/looping and very nice video editing.
Chris
Jazzguitman 5 years ago
The playing is actually just an excuse to do the editing. Thanks much.
stebunn 5 years ago
aaahhhhh, stebunn, thank you thank you
LizBizToo 5 years ago
You're very welcome.
stebunn 5 years ago
Beautiful,love this song and the way you play it. Great video.
sunnydane 5 years ago
A little blast from the past. Thank you.
stebunn 5 years ago
well done all round... music and video. thx, G
gpert 5 years ago
Thanks for stopping by gpert, or may I call you "G"?
stebunn 5 years ago
How did you know?
stebunn 5 years ago
Wonderful, wonderful wonderful! Thank you.
theboy99 5 years ago
Thanks much. It's nice to have this gig whenever I want.
stebunn 5 years ago
I sooo forgot how much i loved this song until I saw this video.. I watched it over and over singing along. i love the flavour you put to it. well done
allthingsartist 5 years ago
Thank you. My dad and two uncles were guitar players and big Les Paul/Mary Ford fans. Good songs endure.
stebunn 5 years ago
That was great!!!
withoutawebcam55 5 years ago
Thank you!
stebunn 5 years ago
thank you very much, started my day with a zip. lovely
carolperez 5 years ago
Thanks for listening!
stebunn 5 years ago