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Great to see 2505 Aqueduct Avenue. Lived there from 57 to 81. Miss it.

Wow. As a guy who has loved Django and later forms of jazz guitar since I was a kid in college (a long time ago), this is a real treat. Thanks so much for posting. And thanks to your dad, too.

P.S. The riff at 1:09 is SICK!!!!!!

Hey, pretty funny. But you should know that the two of you come off as very smug in this video.

This can't be 1958. The model Gibson he is playing is an ES 335 with block fret markers. That version wasn't available until 1962. As to the riffs, Chuck owes a lot to T-Bone Walker. Everybody owes somebody.

Amazing! Really enjoyed it. Hope it didn't take years. Really dig the Sgt. Peppers-style pallor that some of your background selves acquired. One note: Really listen to Brian May. His vibrato on held notes is a distinctive part of his playing and worth emulating. Thanks!

Spent a lot of time there.

This is great! Thanks so much for posting.

Brilliant sales advice. And that's some killer vintage drum kit! Well done!

This very funny. So true and so sad. I've had this conversation at least twice a year for the past 25 years.

And they wonder why the standard of advertising in the category is so low.

Wonderful! Thanks so much.

Wondering where the reverb is coming from since the '56 tweed doesn't have any. Sorry, Gravity Jim, not only do vintage guitars sound different from the stuff on the guitar center wall, they even sound different from each other. Don't mean any disrespect to somebody who produces music for a livin...

Wonderful demo. Great audio, riffs, and specificity regarding guitars and settings. I keep reading about the interplay between volume controls on these amps. Have you tried this, and if so, what kind of results do you get? And one more thing: in a future demo, can you demonstrate the difference ...