MUSICMAKERS - Tuck Andress
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- čas přidán 31. 03. 2012
- World-Class guitarist Tuck Andress is primarily a self-taught artist who learned by playing with other musicians, listening to records, and experimenting. A master musician to the highest degree, Tuck has a unique and very distinctive "staccato" approach to his playing, as he shows here. For more on Tuck, go to his MUSICMAKERS page at www.StudioJams.com.
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He's truly a monster on Guitar! Wonderful being so fluid in his playing.
Nobody can play a one man band like Tuck does! And nobody can play the guitar like him! Patty xxx from Holland
Excellent musician. Real Dope. I love him and Patti music
Amazing ideas from a guitar genius. It is important to remember that the staccato martial arts style is a great complement to Patti's extraordinary voice.
By far, Tuck is one of my all time favorite guitarists. Saw him and his wife Patti at Blues Alley in Washington DC several months ago and fell in love with them. Such a beautiful couple.
Ok this guy is a genius. Musician AND communicator. You can't avoid learning something from this. I'm seeing where Charlie Hunter gets a lot of his approach.
Super genius
Tuck once mentioned his mentor in a video.
A dude named Tommy Crook.
I finally saw Crook on film myself and he was playing a Switch Master with two bass strings installed on the bottom end.
The Charlie Hunter thing rings true to be sure!
this guy is a good teacher
What great insights from a true master!
I first saw Tuck back in 1985. I was in a club sitting no more than 20 feet from him. I was blown away and now he is one of my favorites.
I still have his masterclass VHS somewhere... so hard to play... I was him and his wife in concert, close to Bordeaux, in late 90's, it was a really perfect night of music !
This guy is 100%, totally great and someone from which one can learn so much!
Brilliant on many levels.
There's a story about Art Tatum where one classical pianist transcribed one of his pieces (was it Aunt Hagar's Blues?) and played it for Tatum, and Tatum said, "Can you play it like this?" and put in all kinds of variations. The classical pianist was aghast (and deflated) and said, "When did you figure out *that* version?" Tatum smiled and said, "Just now."
He's such a brilliant musician.
One of the most blessed L5s.
Most of them wind up with Dentists and other prosperous no-talents.
This L5 is in the hands of a musician who can very credibly demand changes on the basis of his outlying skill set and pretty intense comprehension of what's happening with the instrument.
Most players, an L5 is a better guitar than they are a player.
In this case, the instrument is subsumed by the working musician.
That's how it should be.
A f ing men!
I feel very grateful to be able to hear music by Tuck and Patti. They can forgive my sorta f stuff ha ha. Well said!
Ever brilliant.
Tuck is the humble master!!!
staccato seems to be his favourite word! that L5 really had to pick up some serious fights! that mad professor invented a new style of playing: martial arts style! killer!!
Martial arts approach. That guitar is battered as hell, by a great musician the way it should be. Its missing a 7th fret marker..epic
The year is 2014 and Mr. Andress still doesn't give a rat's ass about that missing marker: czcams.com/video/U5H7_brEU18/video.html #martialartsapproach
I guess im asking the wrong place but does anyone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly lost my password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Cesar Jamie Instablaster :)
@Adonis Sterling thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Adonis Sterling It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my account!
I looooove Tuck! But.....I love Patti too!!!!!!
You're awesome, Tuck: I still remember your show in Eindhoven, many years back. Your wife was amazing too but as a guitarist myself (sort of..) I can appreciate your style a bit more. The left hand staccato is just so more rhythmic!
Genious
this guy is awesome
He taught me so much , desth metalnand him taught me
Great Guitarist
Class Act
definitely the best guitarist...
I think there is a bloke from Australia who trumps him
Genius!!!
Wow, Very cool man!
exellent !!!
i once tried to learn to play his style but gave up too damn hard
is he St Vincent's uncle?
Yep.
Yes
5:12 jeez
this guy is tight!
Got to see Tuck and Patty in San Juan Capistrano about 2007 he was a Oklahoma Hero to me. My Sister met him in Tulsa back 1980's or so. Tommy Crook was Tuck'a Guitar Teacher.
Hah, came here after his niece mentioned him!
Ok apparently I live under a rock. Just found this guy. Greg Koch >CharlieHunter> Tuck Andres. Big day here:)
See Tuck and Patti. Live concerts on their Facebook page.
Sacred force of nature
Does anybody know the name of the song he starts to play at 5:11?
is "take this feeling"
yeah Art Tatum...
interesting guy....
Indeed. Who needs a 7th fret inlay?! Not Tuck.
that's a good one..to get inspiration just put the needle of the record player on any spot of an Art Tatum record ..and try and find out what this jazz giant does ..and reproduce it on the guitar...hahahahahathx Tuck for making me laugh. With that remark you've just inspired me...besides that mountain called Art Tatum
The most tortured L-5 on the planet, no doubt!
And missing a pearl block marker in the 7th position...;-)
... hes good! real good actually like ... well lenny breau andrea s.,ted green good ha ha
St Vincent's uncle.
Yup
No comment..
liar
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This is where art eats itself, because of the desire to impress. Just put a 'Frank Marino' on and relax.
I have gone to Blue Note and listened to Tuck and Patti. His guitar has never given a decent sound, imho. Nor live, nor in recordings. Pat Metheny rules for sound. Pity. Nevertheless, he had a unique style . Nowadays, his style is widely used by almost every finger picker.