Scotty Anderson at CAAS - Back up and push

This was Scotty's opening song for his session at CAAS in 1997 I believe.
Note Scotty's right hand technique..!
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[co4enn]

please tell me what kind of telecaster scotty plays! i see the hb neck pickup and just can't understand what model of tele he's using!

[vip01]

I think it is a 73 telecaster with Pickup mods done by a local guy here.

The mini humbucker is a Gibson, and I don't know what the other two are.

He also has a phase switch on the control plate. I think it has a compound radius neck. He still plays it today.

[loveforsteelstrings]

Who is the rhythm player here? Is it Jim Nichols? Kinda looks like its him!

[vip01]

Yes it is Jim Nichols.. A great picker also..

[andrewjon]

"my guitar player is better than yours!".... cant it just be awesome??

[gattonmaster]

WOW, Scotty is amazing just like Lenny Breau, Wes Montgomery, Johny Smith, and Jimmy Bryant.

[1954tele]

My Dad used to tell me about all the great players that never received the commercial success they deserved. I try never to editorialize myself into comparisons between musicians but since it's Scotty I'll just have to owe myself a tongue lashing. I remember reading a comment which stated; If musicians like Gatton, Buchanan, Pass, etc represent the 1% of the 1% then Scotty Anderson owns the terratory beyond. Hope anyone reading this please watch Scotty & Bob Saxton's cover of "Taste of Honey".

[1954tele]

Once Scotty gets warmed up (beyond 2 min) even the Microphone begins to groove with his rhythm playing !!! Scotty never fails to impress. My hope is to book him for my apple orchard come picking season!

[silvy711]

@vip01 Pickups are all J.M.Rolph..

[hjmann]

@gamlane

yep...well put, but as I remember Lane and gambale use legato and sweep picking, whereas Scotty Picks...not saying its better, but you can do it on acoustic whereas you need a specially set up electric to do the other styles, you cant do it on any guitar, it wont work.

You dont see Allan Holdsworth playing an acoustic that often...for example

[guillone]

Exactly right, Nashville sucks. But it's been that way for a long time. I knew Joe Maphis; he complained about it even back in the '70s. The Row is littered with the broken dreams of great guitarists who made the mistake of moving to Nashville. Lenny Breau used to play a little joint that couldn't draw six people to listen to him, can't remember the name of it. I'd say Lenny was the most over-looked talent in the last 40 years. Scotty picks great! But don't quit your day-job!!