P2 Glen Kuykendall 92 ROCK STUDY w/ Fischer

(Part #2, interview + live performance)
Back in 1992 guitarist Nigel Brewer hosted a cool local cable TV show called Rock Study. On his show he featured many Washington D.C. area guitarists and on this one featured me, Glen Kuykendall AND amp guru (the now late) Ken Fischer of Trainwreck Circuits in Colonia, NJ. Here I played an original 1959 Gibson Les Paul but NOT through the same Trainwreck Express amp seen in my other videos. Instead I played the LP though a 1991 Trainwreck Liverpool into a single 1x12. (FYI Brad Paisleys recently acquired Trainwreck amplifier is also a Liverpool) I was pretty nervous here, it being my first time interviewed on TV. In 1992 Nigel had also interviewed Ken Fischer in Kens basement amp workshop and some of that footage was also on this same show. Nigel was one of my first guitar students, that I had taught back in the early 80s. Quirky, witty, and informative Nigels Rock Study show was WAY ahead of its time!

Musicians on backing tracks:
Bass-Chris Fisher, Glen Kuykendall
Drums-Erin Conley, Ronni Roth, Gary Crockett, Phil Linthicum
All songs © 1992

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[MarshallLesPaul]

Awesome tone !!! ...and playing, of course. it comes through even with the muffled audio. I can really hear the sound of a cranked, attenuated, great tube amp. The guitar sounds incredible too, is that the '59 burst I've seen in your other vids?

[GlenKuykendall]

Yes same Les Paul as in my other videos! When this TV show was filmed I had owned the LP about 14 years.

[dyingforastrat]

THey kept spelling your name wrong, think they would of fixed that in editing. why is that kid playing with the feakin mic,, sound's like your in a wind storm.

[GlenKuykendall]

The show was done by college students after hours for free, all volunteer work.

Lucky the old video tapes were saved at all.

[marvelboy04]

this vid is mulletastic

[GlenKuykendall]

HA!

[onemorebrando]

those pants are priceless.

[nigelbrew]

nah, i wasn't stoned, just not yet used to being in front of a camara. the interviewer is me by the way

[BOULDERDP]

mullets and flashy pants. Are you sure this isn't the mid 80s? Great playing.

[dyingforastrat]

THey kept spelling your name wrong, think they would of fixed that in editing.

[dyingforastrat]

Glen I am a big fan but how did you still dress like this in 92? I would have had this pegged for the mid eighties dress attire. Great playing/sound

[homenote]

in the 80s. Allan Collins Band. Hung out with then at Holliday Inn Oceanside in Jensen beach Fla. They had Peavy stuff in one of the rooms where they had there equipment. Man Those were the days bro! Was this vid in the 80s Glen? U looked so "Old School" with your close and style of play then. Dude your were freakn as-some by the way! Hey I'll cut heads with u with my Max anyday! Lol its the SAME thing! I think this MAX is better than many of the Originals.(the only brock he ever made) The Carv

[homenote]

Sorry my bad you later wacked all the amp companies on there newer crapy Amps they were selling. Guess u did play marshals. I met the founder and owner of Peavy last week just by chance. Man what a character! He is 68 now but u would never guess it. We talked for hours ... What a treasure and wealth of info he has and is sharing with me. Gonna get a hand wired signed 30 classic made by him. I Love that southern rock thang he had going on in the 70s ya know? i got a chance to meet them boys once

[homenote]

So did how did Ken feel about u plugging Jim @ 7:10? Lol I'm sure that payed some bills. U don't BS very well Glen! Maybe I'm wrong but u bowed your head as if in shame when u said it. Lol Lol that's a good thing. 8-)