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Great videos, congratulations from Brasil

It just seems to me, one song is completely missing. Maybe cause its only a live thing somehow. But Love of my life should t be missing right?

how come when capo on the twelve string at the seventh fret he's playing the tull chords ?

i think i will get a spark 40, thanks.

The spark sounds so muffled

Man you convinced me , I'm now a subscriber, thank you the video was great

I wouldn't have called Til There Was You's solo easy

Shoulda had life by the drop by srv on here. Its insanely fun you just gotta get the intro down

Taylor 555 owner here, my favourite instrument possibly.

Golden age of affordable guitars, so many great cheap brands out there

I appreciate that you went off the beaten path for a few of the songs!

Well I heard about this thing from Ian Anderson himself in a concert as he spoke a few words right before starting playing the song.... it's not like he thinks there's nothing there, he knows there was an "inspiration" to say the least, it's not somehting that he would let unmentioned to this day.

Turn, Turn, Turn...too many notes!

I won't subscribe. But, it wasn't bad. I've been a lover of the 12 string for 45 years.

Actually loved the video..... Just subscribed too

Absolutely subscribed.

The fact that this is so often discussed proves that for many people the similarities are very strong . Tull wrote this song in 1969 and it was frequently played in live performances some of these sound even closer to Hotel imo . If this happened today then Eagles would certainly be in court as said the reason it hasn’t happened is Ian Anderson is a cool guy

I find this video hillarious.If you had listened to "We used to know" that many times you would have heard the similarities. Ian Anderson himself believes it is based on Tull's music and has said so. I think it's that he has the respect for the fact "Hotel California" is a truly incredable song that it has not gone any further. Back in the day nobody worried about writing a song that was inspired by another because nothing came of it. I love the fact that Deep Purple are happy to admit that "Child in time" another classic came after listening to "Bombay calling" by It's a beautiful day.

Country Roads, House of the rising sun, Calendar Girl, the Gambler, GI Blues, Five Foot Two

Is that a Taylor 424 koa on your wall?

Okay, that was great, being a fan of the 12 string and owning 4 myself, but in your words, there was one “foolish omission”: Emerson Lake and Palmer’s “Still You Turn Me Own”. But I must say, what originally got me turned onto the 12 was indeed the sound of the Byrds. But I was manufactured in 1957 so quite a bit of that stuff got incorporated into my DNA growing up in the 60s and early 70s. Check out Greg Lake’s solo video playing that tune.

Please do not forget Leadbelly's good friend Pete Seeger the father of the modern folk movement He had hits with his group The Weavers and regularly played a 12 string in the 50's We all stand on Pete's shoulders

some of the tunings were different, just Eb or were there others. they were fun.

My "fix" was selling it :)

Excellent presentation.

Mark, er'uoy ynnuf.

They absolutely ripped it off. Even the guitar solo is ripped off.

Oh my Oh my!! no question about it you could leave out the chords it is the over all sound and form of the song just put the words over it and you have.

So what does the chick in the picture have to do with guitar?

Thank you, Mark. That Rok-Lok looks great - exactly what I need so my arthritic hands won't need to deal with pulling a strap off the guitar. I just now ordered one.

Fully expected "Moving in Stereo" by the Cars based on that thumbnail

Great stuff 8 Minute Axe keep up the good work.

Starts at 2:45

cool

Music starts 2:42

The 12- string sounds as if the cotton was removed from your ears!

Does this guy practice the facial expressions? At least he took a shower and put on a new shirt

You know he wanted to keep going on Maggie Mae

Very nice!!

That the good one for me…thx. By the way « et voila! » means « that’s it »…trust me…I’m French.

They ripped off the chord progression but changed everything else.

I can't say yet how much fun they are to play but they're great to listen to. You look like *you're* having fun and it made for a great video. Thanks again, Mark, and excellent choices!

Wow, man, great riffs! You inspired me to play White Room! :)

Loved this one for inspiration! Thanks, Mark!

I was not listening to stations playing contemporary music in the '80s, but I have heard most of those songs at one time or another somewhere or another. Great demonstration, as always. I keep missing your new releases in time to get in on the chat. I need to make sure I am online next time.

Good idea for a video. You can definitely do more on the subject matter. Wait on the one with Dire Straits Money for Nothing.

Super fun! I find that a lot of the top guitarists from the previous decades continued to do great work in the 80's. Gilmour did some amazing stuff, not only on the two Floyd LP's of the 80's, but as a guest (particularly on "No More Lonely Nights" by Paul McCartney). Alex Lifeson practically invented a school of rock guitar between "Moving Pictures" and "Hold Your Fire". Clapton did some fantastic pop hits on "August" and "Journeyman" (My fellow Ferrante disciple John Mayer, based his latest LP largely off of nostalgia for those tones). Genesis, though not known for guitar work after Hackett departed, did some amazing stuff w/ Rutherford on lead guitar between "Duke" and the Shapes album. It's difficult to be objective about the 80's, because my teen-angst and I were stuck in the heart of it. I find myself going back to a lot of pieces from that era because they hold some emotional weight for me. Some stuff, particularly the adult contemporary stuff, is so skillfully produced that it is absolutely essential study material for studio work.

oh, man, this was another great trip down memory lane, mark! my 20s were in the 80s, and there was lots of good stuff around, despite our b*tchin' that things weren't the same "as they useta be"! 😊

Where can u get an orange Rok-Lok?