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Watching talking about letters (A, B, C) and not notes (do re mi) makes me lose a bit the conversation

Knofler & Sting are both from Newcastle England ❤

Yeah, this is one of those videos that makes me click "not interested" & "don't recommend this channel"

- three dimensional meat suit - gonna adapt this in my vocab xD

I'm like 3 minutes in and I'm here for this. I'm not even a huge Tom Waits fan, but the vibes are great

You guys are the best. Thank you for turning me on to Joe Gore.

A lot of these would be weird, obscure, unusual guitar tones. But best? They left out all of the best, seemingly deliberately, because it would be too “obvious”. Hipsterism. Or they just have really bad taste and don’t understand electric guitar. If you’re going to talk about “the best”, it is what it is. B.B. King. Eric Clapton. Carlos Santana. David Gilmour. And so on. Maybe Yngwie Malmsteen. Eric Johnson. The list of better tones than these is very long.

black nails....i barfed

Isn't the beat or the measures or some of the lyrics (maybe the bridge) also based on 13 measures in some places within the song. Somewhere there is a 13 based beats measures or bridge. IDK someone once told me that, but I've never really looked into it. I did count it out once or twice and couldn't deny it, I think it was the bridges. You're the pros... how about it?

I've always loved this song. You're making me fall in love again

I can hear that Gotye had some strong influence from this track when he made Hearts a Mess

Amateurs? Seriously. Stupid title.

23:05 Klaus Voorman I guess ...

Honestly, I can't hear that "laidback" effect on that song. Yes the kick on 2 and 4 is brilliant but there's nothing strange about the rest of the groove...

Did Jack say that Esther Phillips was discovered by Kenny Rodgers? Cuz that is totally not true! She was 'discovered' by the great Johnny Otis at the age of 14 in 1949, singing in a talent competition. She had numerous hits under the name Little Esther before adopted the stage-surname Phillips. She was an incredible talent who never found the widespread fame she deserved.

The moment a retro discussion starts dissembling intothe best ever, soul mates and other cringe worthy adjectives ... You know youve entered a discussion room where everyone is scratching each ohers balls ... these cretins obviousky havent tuned into world musc or heard gifted instrumentalists .. an avergae bass/sitar/veena player from India would school these kids in what it is to synch play.. both harmonics and distortions .. just so Sad. :-(

"It's like practically, metal".

Black Sabbath: 5 great riffs one song - 3 minutes Dire Straits: one musical theme, probably the most beautiful in the world, slowly revealed and explored over the course of 10 minutes

Professional musicians? Get out of here. Daft Punk wouldn't even shake your hand. Daft Punk is beyond legendary. "When in Rome". Dumb ass young generation brain is why music is dead. You all killed music.

I am horrified to see what the world has turned into since my youth in those wonderous days (daze). I would like to take coup on this contemporary society.

Nice conversation. Mark is my favourite guitar player since the 80's, and I have been listening to this great song many times while I was driving and my sons were sitting in the back seat of our van. Now my son is a very good musician and guitar player (but his name is not Mason).

Now this is the kind of content I want to see on my internet. Thank you so much Joe, Jack and Ryan for the ride! New subscriber aboard!

Love Narada ! He called me out one night. He was critiquing demos. I knew I made a mistake in writing the chorus ,but wasn’t going to mention it to Michael. He heard it. His response “ As everybody here is thinking the same thing. It sounds very much like a Beatles song. You know you mad a big mistake don’t you ? “ I said “ I should have known you would pick up on it “ He says “ What were you not thinking ? “ Me “ I know but I recorded it as a demo in Nashville , and listening to the song on the plane on my way back to SFO I could not believe I was a staff writer for a major label, and I blew “ Michael called me out in front of about thirty people . - No one else picked up on it - Here’s what he said “ How could you not change the melody on the chorus that repeats three times. You knew you blew it “ I loved Michael since Mahavishnu , and when I heard “ How will I know “ it blew me out of the water. Then I heard Michael lived in Marin. That embarrassing night was down in the Marina area near Safeway in one of the buildings with all these rooms . Greens restaurant was in one of the buildings . I can’t remember what it’s called, Fort ? .Michael would remember . Must have been twenty some years ago now …

Awesome Interview ❤

I think you are right, Jimmi loved dillon

Unlike most people, Tom Waits, and that's why he has never missed a bus.

i dont have a musical bone in my body but i love listening to it and i love watching people geek out with total passion in their area of expertise....would love to see this channel break down some of The Tragically Hip's songs....

Love Prairie Sun. 😊

What an incredible interview. Guys, so entertaining but where it all went in the end. So eye-opening, inspiring and just musical. Love it!

Awesome job everyone, I was hanging on every word!

2:29 😅😅😅

@38:00 The call and response in Big Country is probably one of the greatest musical moments there is.

@35:45 "I think we chose the wrong instruments" There is only bass.

You all suck at music. Victor Wooten is a hack. I say this as someone who bought ever one of his albums (and can do everything he does).

of course you can interrupt any celebrity at the very beginning of the answer if you wear a red fanny pack at home

you guys should gear a railboard!

She's young and were not. Lol

The guy with beard in military green t-shirt is he wearing Assyrian baseball cap ?

...how come Scary Pockets never done Tom Waits?

I thought Noel's last day was when Jimi dragged him for not being able to do the shit right?

The playing for other people thing, never sounded like anyone else while doing somebody else's tune. so sad how he died. I've never heard anything like him.

Better fingering e minor than a def

The more interesting question is ‘why does he get them to sound like amateurs?’

I like how she blasts, "Nobody says STRIFE in real life," and then uses "apocryphal." SMH "Whatever nevermind!"

This is a fabulous interview , there is no way you could get Tom Waits himself to describe in words that we could comprehend on how he works or thinks, what Joe just pulled off here is a miracle. Thank you.

Tim really is one of the best of all time. Great interview, guys. Thanks. Keep up the great work. Love the channel.

Amazing to me that anyone can listen to that growl and thinking the man is singing. Grotesque!

The second guitar is Kootch. We cut it live with congas and overdubbed the drums. I think I played the cabasa in the choruses but that might have been Peter Asher Russ too!

So glad I cliqued on this youtube suggestion... Such great content ! i honestly understood half of what they were talking about in the end but still it was cool to end on medieval musical theory ^^ A lot to learn from and great references. Thanks !

Listening to this I thought my face would explode with emotion. This is the power of creation.