Some of the Greatest Moments at Norman's Rare Guitars - Part 1
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Some impromptu moments featuring some of the greatest guitar players that frequent Norman's Rare Guitars! This is a must see video for all fans of the store! Jordan did a wonderful job selecting these performances, we hope you all enjoy it!!!
Featured in this video..
Joe Bonamassa, Colin Hay, Larry Carlton, Josh Smith, Kirk Fletcher, Tony Miaden, Mark Lettieri, Tim Pierce, Pete Thorn, Laurence Juber, Don McLean, Chad Watson, Albert Lee, Jason Scheff, Grant Geissman, Jason Sinay, Pat Simmons, Jared James Nichols, Michael Lemmo, Sarah Rogo, Orianthi, Richie Sambora, and Frank Stallone.
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I helped make an acoustic guitar for Colin Hay when i worked at Maton guitars. His guitar has my name in it. Watching that clip makes me proud i did that ;)
Nice one : )
Bravo. !!!
Just listened to his last album. love it 😍 ! Cheers from France 🇫🇷
The man "from the land down under"
Good job mate!
Colin Hay just has such a unique voice... no other like him.
That "In my life" cover was amazing.
incredible!!!
@@rjlane6726 he does a great Strawberry Fields too
The Smith/Fletcher jam was hands down the best on this compilation WITHOUT DOUBT!
Fuck off! Lemmo or several others were much better! Ha
No doubt
Even they knew it!
Kirk Fletcher & Josh Smith... JUST WOW 😎
Yas.
Tim Pierce.. the guy EVERYONE has heard before, without having the slightest idea who he is.. Just a fantastic musician..
Nuthin' better than watching legends playing.....with the price tags still dangling 😊
That fletcher and smith jam was the reason I started playing guitar four years ago. I still hope to be as good as them someday goddam it slaps so hard
Fuck off!!! No way was better than Lemmo !!
Spanking good jam
Asked my wife, "why are they all old guys?"
She says, "that's how long it takes."
you must not play guitar.
Because norm is old and he knows who they are , if that held any weight why were these once great songwriters & players that wrote hits in there youth but you never hear of them now there old
Have a look a Taj Farrant for an old soul😳
Wife is talking out of her arse then.... sure, you need some time in but not 40+ years.
@MJW bullshit, new talent all the time.
Is it only me? Or Any body else feel how much Kirk Fletcher and Josh Smith are always CLASS ACT’s and deliver the tastiest licks 😱
man, that Nichols/Lemmo stuff... could listen to that forever. bravo
Colin Hay is so underrated...his guitar playing can calm anyone down.
Yeah put you asleep.
Underrated in an overrated sort of way
Colin Hay - legend
Hay you men, get to work.
Not going to lie I had know idea who he was until he started to play.
His albums Looking For Jack and Wayfaring Sons are epic.
The the MEN went to work one day & Collin never came home back to us here. Do M@W went over well there? Where is that Guitar shop anyway? Collin seems to just wonder around & play snippets of old hits turns up like a bad penny in sit coms, buskimg & now he can't even afford a Razor. I hope they have good security. NO really he looks Great for his age!
Scrubs
Laurence Juber playing In My Life gave me chills pretty much the entire time. So well done
The album he made with Al Stewart (Between the Wars) is magical. Brilliant work, every song is stunning.
Wonderful stuff !
I scrambled to the bookshelf and found my "Fingerpicking the Beatles" after I saw that Juber arrangement. (but I thought 5 sec of Orianthi was sublime & the most impressive)
I got to hang out with Colin Hay one night back in '85 watching a Mets playoff game at a buddy's apartment in NYC. No ego, no attatude, just a real nice guy. Glad he's still getting it done!
That Smith and Fletcher piece just changed my whole day. Man....
Josh Smith and Kirk Fletcher are like peanut butter and jelly. They belong together! Excellent duo.
Non Guitar Players after watching this video: omg i should start playing guitar!
Guitar Players after watching this video: I should never play guitar again...
I’ll never give it up this video just inspires me to get better 👍
@@johnstone3957 Honestly same! It's important to not be discouraged by players better than you but to learn and grow your own skill from them!
@@salami_tommi TeeJay Tha DeeJay: This is the correct classic comment to consider. I'm still on life's learning course and I echo and applaud your sentiment regarding anything and everything. I befriend the ones whom I look up to and learn from,(even if they look down on me), rather than be a leader to the dissolute and disconsolate where dread, disharmony and distrust abounds.
never give up, you're still better then the one who doesn't play at all
I get you. I am thinking of burning mine in a huge fire in the backyard. What I have been doing is not actually playing, it's fucking around a bit.
I am Australian so Colin Hays is special to me, I saw him live in his last ever show with Men at Work at the Penthouse Nightclub on the Gold Coast.
COLIN HAY lives here in L.A. (i'm L.A. born and raised) i've actually seen him out in public a few times.
and yeah i'm a total instrument geek and NORMAN'S is truly amazing even if they are a little pricey.
Black and White fella can REALLY GET DOWN! They are SERIOUS GOOD!
Said it before..I'm colorblind...but thank God not deaf..yeah they hit a mean chop.
badian ou812 I was always wondering what y’all see? It’s like grayish right or what ?
They are grooooooovy!
if your not serious,''don't even bother tryin to play like this..just sayin.
@Mud Dobber Don't be getting in my head like that! Do you know what band they are in? Must be awesome. BB was such a nice guy! I pulled up next to his tour bus, on the offramp for Harbor Blvd. He was playing at the Galaxy that night, a couple blocks north. I am in my "94" S10, with my son right next to me in his child seat our dog sticking his head through the slider right above my son's head. I have the windows down, and am listening to Tab Beniot. I look over and BB is standing in the door of the bus, Big smile on his face and waving at us. Amazing!
Anyone can be a musician, all it takes is 100,000 hours of damn hard work.
Man Colin Hay is such an underrated musician. That is still one of my all time favorite songs, that was back when even (pop) songs could be deep and take you to a place! Now I'm going to pull out all of my Men at work CD's and binge out!
7:33 Laurence Juber covering "In My Life" was beautiful.
I'd give my left nut to be able to play like that.
Very Savoury
It’s amazing that the best part of all that was Colin Hay. I coulda listened to him for hours. Pure soul
Awwww Don McLean!!! Love you forever!!! Still sound fantastic!!! A true American treasure 👍💯🔥❤️
Colin Hay is an absolute beast. His solo performances are spectacular.
So great to hear that Glaswegian accent there ..!! MEN AT WORK, BRILL ..!
Colin Hays performance has a magical mixture of wistfulness and experience to it. Wow.
I love this guy; he's so underrated.
@@robertdore9592 sadly. Unlike joe. Hes so overrated... Gah
Loved it...
He has such a great voice
LOVE HIS VOICE!!!
Laurence Juber performs the best cover of 'In My Life' I have ever heard in this video. Such a beautiful song and done so well on that vintage acoustic, so fitting. Never forget The Beatles and their proof of love and the love of life.
Man, that dude playing "in my life" on acoustic was the crown jewel of the whole video!
That dude is "the" dude. 😉
yes, I agree
The whole thing _In my Life:_
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That Nichols and Lemmo bit hit my soul. So damn perfect.
It’s perfect I listen to them over and over 👍. So easy looking effortless, flow out of them.
jJ Nichols IS the best
2:32 Jam !
The jam with Jason Scheff and the guys was exquisite!
Juber playing my favorite Beatles song teared me up. I was singing along with his playing.
Mr. Juber's interpretation of "In my Life" is just beautiful...
Colin Hay!!! Sir, you have saved my life more than once. Thank you for your music.
The 2 guys shreddin blues together was off the charts!!
Colin with that Iconic voice.
Larry Carlton! What a treat!🍬
Can never get tired of Colin playing that song. Classic
Colin Hay...my first three words...oh my god! I saw Men at Work at a warehouse show in Lacawanna or Tonawonda, NY...cant remember now over 20 years ago. The best!
Over 40 years ago, when I wanted to learn how to play lead guitar, all I could afford was a book on blues guitar and Albert Lee was the main inspiration of that book. The author felt that if you needed a mentor or goal for guitar playing, Albert Lee would do fine. Still proves to be the case.
Right on man
Colin Hay killing it! I'm such a huge fan of his acoustic versions.
something about his voice really gets me! so glad he was in this
COLIN HAY! My word! I'm speechless
7:32 I love when someone plays Beatles tunes fingerstyle like that
SellMe YourSoul. LJ might know a thing or two, he played with McCartney for years 🤓.
What's the name of the song he is playing?
Fran Man in my life~beatles
@@ciccio40105 ..in my life ( I have loved you more)
It is a John song. Very touching.
Man, I'm a drummer, but I could watch this all day long. Just a great bunch of super-talented musicians.
This was freaking awesome. Amazing guitars and amps at this shop with some of the coolest artists coming in to jam.
Love watching Tim Pierce play. His facial expressions reveal that he loves every minute of playing and watching others play.
Colin Hay has a sincerity in his singing that can't be ignored. It's the soul of a true artist. Here it was just a snippet of a song yet I was deeply moved.
Joe Bonamassa is a true Olympic athlete on the fret board and I would love to have that skill yet I'm never moved by his playing.
As for Larry Carlton. Well, He's a master musician, plain and simple. He's got the skill that very few have and the soul to move anyone with the heart to hear.
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Right. Joe has skill. But thats it... He has no soul. No feeling. Hard pass..
I fully agree with your assessment of Bonamassa. I don't find his playing interesting at all; it does nothing for me. I mean he knows his pentatonic scales and does all the stock licks, has technique and speed but how cares? It sounds so generic and uninteresting. There's a huge gulf when comparing his part of this clip with Larry Carlton's.
You have written exactly what I had in mind; in that order. The honesty and sincerity of Colin Haye in his performing this song "Overkill", of wich I thought was titled "Night after night"..and mr. Larry Carlton who has this way of playing and the sound, with his heart and soul, down to earth man I admire and respect greatly!! (As for the show-off..no soul, no blues on a big jazzer..olympic medal for runnin up and down the stairs)
@@philsarkol6443 Right! ,,, except I wouldn't go so far as to call Bonamassa a show off. In fact, I think the opposite is true.
The feeling I get when he plays is that he's turned totally inward. Maybe that's why his playing sounds so flat and uninteresting. He's just conversing with himself in his own language.
All the musicians that I would call great have a heart that has something to say and a "soul" that wants to connect with others and be heard with a language that everybody understands.
All the great ones, no matter how reserved and humble they are when not playing, are just aching to connect with the world and THAT is what we hear.
This is why I love the internet.
Laurence Juber doing “in my life” is the best moment in Norms history
I agree.
gave me tears
best part of the video, I replayed it a couple times
while I appreciate the talent, the genius of "In My Life" is the lyrics, so no matter how great a job someone does playing it on guitar it just will never be in the same universe as the actual song. In fact it relies on the listener already knowing the lyrics to have any impact at all.
I absolutely love Colin Hay. What an endless talent.
Amazing : guitar's masters on wonderful instruments. Could easily spend the weekend listening to them all.
When I see the number of thumbs down on this, I think….what planet are these guys on!? Jesus, some brief moments of stunningly great guitarist!
They give a thumbs down just because they're jealous punks that can't play
I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this video. Thank you Norman! So much talent!
I really enjoyed Colin Hay, maybe it was the familiarity of his voice... but he just has a certain calmness and serenity about him that's comforting.
And the one person not many people have mentioned on this video is Larry Carlton. The stuff he did for Steely Dan was simply incredible. His solo in Don't Take Me Alive Is one of the most tasty and m
elodic solos I have ever heard. Listen to that song and Kid Charlemagne If you want to hear a genius at work on a guitar.
Charlemagne.........so so great........I've listened to it millions of times...
Colin Hay is so lay back ... it's simple but great to listen to
What an incredible opportunity to watch from front and center such talent perform. They were also like mini lessons to me....loved it!
When I’m down and really out I tune in to the “ Best of Norms “ . Cures all your aches and pains, sets your mind at ease and let’s you cruise out of their with the world by the tail and it’s all down hill.
I am 68, been playing since 13, AND after listening to these guys i think i'll burn my guitar!
And I am 62, just starting out. These guys are a real inspiration and hope I can get a lick or two going before I’m a hundred. Don’t burn your guitar and keep dreaming!!!
How amazing was Colin Hay's performance
Thanks for this jam video, Jen. Keep up the great work.
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There is so much over produced music in the world. Spontaneous organic music can bring so much. Love it!
After looking at the comments I see I'm not alone in thinking that Laurence Huber playing 'In my life' is absolutely incredible. To stand out amongst all the other talent speaks for itself. Full of emotion and pure raw talent. Have to mention Fletcher and Smith playing together too. Made those strats sound like Tele's to me.
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My favorite Beatles tune. Juber's arrangement made me tear up.
Makes me sometimes wonder if The Beatles ever realized at the height of Beatle mania , the impact their songs will have on the world and how they will influence and inspire musicians for many many years to come?
Colin Hay singing a great classic! Priceless!
Great video ,good vides,good music,really enjoyed watching music bring smiles to faces,make you move......
Incredibly Entertaining! Flavorful Styles! Talent Unleashed! I Love it!
Colin Hay always takes me back. Great Band, great tunes.
The way all of these guys jam out and it flows so well and sounds so full, I can only keep playing and practicing and just hope I get to that level of skill! I could listen to this all day, great upload
Gotta love Colin Hay, fantastic voice and composer
Amazing, soo much talent. Awesome to listen and appreciate people who work so hard to develop what comes from the heart.
I love feeling how these guys feel through their playing. LC was like playing with his full body.
In my life, stunning. Bravo.
Many more great moments ahead, God bless Norman's!
What a great look at some of the most talented group of guitarist's ever, Thanks Norm.
It's wonderful, Norm, how you have relationships with so many famous guitarists.
Not one moment in this whole video did I not like. This was truly a treat!
Thank you for this video....It was amazing!!!
Love Colin Hays voice. So many memories from childhood... and more. Thank you, Mr. Hay.
Every time I listen to this it makes me just so happy. A big thank you to all the players!
For more than 30 years, I thought "Overkill" was a nice 80s pop tune from "That Australian Band." For the first time in my life, I heard Colin sing it the way he actually wrote it, and ... epiphany: it is a heartbreaking love song. Bravo, Colin.
Yes. I now have a newfound respect for that song I've heard a hundred times
This version was used in an episode of Scrubs if I'm not mistaken, it's really good!
You HAVE to see the documentary on him and Men at Work.
Funny how when a song is stripped of its production how much more meaning and feeling it has. Brilliant song.
To have the foresight to compile all these great mini performances was genius.
The In My Life cover is the best thing about this video. Just wonderful.
Just amazing talent.
Great video. Thanks.
Thanks for putting this video together Jen, awesome!
Will never get sick of seeing Laurence Juber on here, unbelievable player
Only knew him from Wings, his acoustic playing is excellent!
Saw a lot of bands in the eighties, without doubt one of the most memorable was Colin Hay and Men at Work, the talent and sincerity shone through, the music still brings me joy.
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I’ve known Norm many years and it’s always a gas to stop by and have fun
Damn Colin! Overkill just never gets old no matter how many times I've heard it.
A lot of talent with all these performers! Grant Geissmann always impresses me!!!!
Thank you, all involved. We never get to see, these amazing people, anywhere, but here in my country. :)
The In My Life cover was beautiful
If you gave me one of those fine instruments and locked me in a room for a whole year, I still wouldn’t be able to play anything recognizable. I really respect the talent these people have.
So much tone variety, I got my wife to watch this video to try and explain why I always need more amps,guitars.
Wow! - some greats here - Tony Maiden from Rufus - wow! What time is it? Time to funk.
I too could spend all day and more listening to you guys play. Thanks for the video..a Fan.
Laurence Juber - fantastic guitar player, he is a true master player.
Colin hay, so pure
Geissman is a beast. I loved his playing in the jam with Tim Pierce et al
Any guitar playing is always great, but when you get vocals with it, damn, that is a rare treat!!
Now I'm going to spend the rest of the day looking up more stuff by a lot of these guys. I was familiar with Joe, Colin, Larry and Albert. But I learned a lot of new names today.