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Uploaded by on Mar 10, 2007

gordon goodwin and his big phat band playing at los alamitos

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  • Great guitarrist

  • Nice solo. always liked "feels so good" never knowing this was The man. five stars

  • Grant is a stud on the strings.He has been a hero of mine for years.I can tell he took Private.(LESSONS)

    I think he is looking on the ground to see where his capo is.Can't play this stuff without at least 2 capo's on at the same time!And a slide!And a tab printout of Justin Bieber's latest hits.

  • @robertslistening hahaha @ you thinking he's reading tab

  • For guitar it IS the best I've heard. It's not just a matter of playing fast. Grant Geissman has such excellent taste in melodic and harmonic ideas. On the "feels so good" album his guitar work almost took over the flugelhorn. I mean it was that good.

    I listen more to piano these days, but he's a great musician, both technically and artistically.

    P.S. He's not looking at his strings...he's reading sheet music or maybe tab...while he's doing some pretty complex stuff. Try that if you're hot.

  • How is the name of this song?

  • Ever since I heard the playing on Feels so Good when I was 9 I've viewed Grant's playing as amongst the best I've ever heard.

    30 years of "absorbing as much guitar as I can" later and that feeling hasn't diminished one bit. Grant is a musician's musician and his playing always blows me away.

  • Thanks for the info, Jon. Maybe Grant will check in on this thread someday and fill us in on the amp/effects.

  • Ken, in case he doesn't get to you, when I saw them live in the 70s, he was playing a "wide" hollow-body F-hole Gibson, perhaps an L-4 CES or the Super 400 CES. It was a single cutaway, but I can't remember which one. He'd have to fill you in on the amps, etc. When I played the song, I had a Les Paul Custom (NOT a jazz guitar), but I used the front pickup, played it through an MXR Phase-90 and a MusicMan HD-212 amp. That was 30 years ago, mind you, and it didn't sound too bad.

  • Nice Grant ! .  See ya in Spazio's this Saturday ! (Milan)

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