Carlos Alomar, David Bowie: HE WAS INCREDIBLY POWERFUL
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- On this Carlos Alomar interview, meeting David Bowie, and why he left Bowie… growing up with a father who was a Pentecostal minister and the wisdom & openness Carlos gleaned from this relationship… working with Chuck Berry, Iggy Pop (and his incredible power), Mick Jagger, Gloria Gaynor and others… thing he’s proudest of, why you should never “Disturb the groove,” thinking like 3 guitar players, not one… golf, Greece, puppets, smiling, and why, “If you can’t explain it, you can’t defend it!” One of the smartest performers and most naturally happy people I’ve had the pleasure of meeting, this is a MUST listen!
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Carlos Alomar worked with David Bowie as his musical director from 1975-2003. He’s also played on 11 Bowie albums, which is more than any musician, other than pianist Mike Garson. He was also a member of the Apollo house band . As a side man, Carlos has recorded or toured with with Ben E. King, Joe Simon, Roy Ayers, The Main Ingredient (“Everybody Plays The Fool), Iggy Pop (co-writes), Cyndi Lauper, Carly Simon, Mick Jagger (co-writes), Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Simple Minds, Yoko Ono, Bruce Springsteen, Alicia Keys, Gloria Gaynor, Mark Ronson & Bruno Mars (Uptown Funk), Graham Parker, Debbie Gibson, Jellybean, Dr. Dre, Tom Jones, Prefab Sprout, The Pretenders and many others. He’s played on 32 Gold and Platinum records over the years & done soundtrack work for movies and TV, including movies like Rush, Pretty Woman, Pretty In Pink, Usual Suspects. He also appeared in a new documentary, "By whatever means necessary" which just won an NAACP outstanding directors award...
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Man I'm 27 mins in and this is the bees knees.
You don't rehearse Rock'n'roll
You don't do no recital marthafarker
You the whitest dude I know.
Come eat with me and my wife.
Apollo?
Let me play you some Jimmy.
What a classic
I wonder where Chic hooked them both lol.
Excellent post.
Thanks man
This is so appreciated, Thank you so much. I love everything about this interview.
Not me!
The music in the spirit keeps him young
Not so much an interview...more a lecture/tutorial from a zen master, not just about music,but a whole attitude to life and communicating with the people you meet in life..totally brilliant
Glad you enjoyed the interview @rjames396, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
How come Carlos hasn’t aged? Lovely guy and as important to Bowie’s success as anyone else.
Agreed, no way does he look and sound 70. He does appear to have ingested an edible though.
The music keeps him young. It's great for the soul man. ✌🏽
Adrenochrome
Looks 35!!!
Hasnt aged physically or in energy level - and what a positive energy it is!!
I’m 63 and have been listening to Carlos riffs all my life and had no idea. Fame, Lust for life, Golden years, Heroe’s etc etc. Damn lol
Respect 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed the interview @Jack-2day, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Don't be mad..he's old like what being in your 70's is like.
I’ll say this one more time…the greatest guitarist and most honest, ever. May he live another 100 years.
When I was 16 I saw Bowie at the civic Arena Pittsburg in 78 and was greeted at the gate by Dennis Davis Carlos Alomar and Simon House.during the intermission Carlos and most of the band stepped off the stage and mingled with the crowd. I wish I wasn't so shy back then...this man
has always been a beacon of light and goodness is radiating from him.
Thanks Blonde Boy Wilson, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶
My first experience with Alomar was when i watched Bowie and his band at the German "Musikladen" performing "Stay". There was this great guy Adrian Belew stealing the show that made my musical heart sit up and jump with joy. So much fun. And later in the song, it began to dawn on me that my joy was really coming from the great "groove" that was the basis. I started looking at Mssrs Davis, Murray and Alomar. They were more in the back. But really carrying the event! It taught me to look beyond the obvious in music. I began to explore David Bowie's albums. And slowly began to realise how Carlos Alomar was the genius in the back. And now i see the interview. What a giant!
Glad you enjoyed the interview @josjanssen6733, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Brilliant 👏🏾 I didn't know how much Carlos has contributed to this industry. Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉 I met and hung out with him his wife Robin and their daughter. ❤ family man. 🎸🎸🎸🎙🎙🎶🎙
Glad you enjoyed the interview @kymmazelle8424, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
I met Carlos at a Bowie convention. He's one of the most remarkable people I have ever met. I'm not religeous but if Carlos had told me to shave my hair and wear an orange robe I'd have done it! He's got this amazing aura and you are just transfixed to him when he speaks. He emanates niceness.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @DudeSilad, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Truth!
LOl. I gotcha !
Me being a mid 60's bassist, this is a roller coaster of eloquent wonderfulness, I have always been aware of Carlos but this cemented that. thanks.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @frizzlefry5904, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
I was born in Ponce so I have that connection to this great artist and son of Puerto Rico. Que viva la musica! 🇵🇷
Right on @racerx1189, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻
@@EveryoneLovesGuitar You're most welcome Sir. Rock On! 🎸
Totally underrated guitarist that gets overlooked for how influential and great he’s been during his career and specially his performances with Bowie. Kind of how many people don’t talk enough about Davey Johnstone’s career with Elton John.
Great analogy, thank you for listening @ElJuanSolo! 🎉🔥😇
I never underestimated him! Bowie always had great musicians. He fit into his blues and funk sound following the Mick Ronson years.
70 going on 30…saw him on the Serious Moonlight and Glass Spiders Tour, what a positive guy.
Thank you for listening @bertbecker7532! 🎉🔥😇
Carlos Alomar, Adrian Belew, Robert Fripp, Mick Ronson; Bowie chose the best. Carlos' smile and positivity are infectious ~and he's the sweet-talking son of a preacher. #Innovator #MD ⭐
Dont forget Earl Slick!!
Man, those riffs all over Young Americans are heavenly. Not only is his guitar work excellent but it's so musical at the same time.
Yes, I agree @firstboyonthemoon8876 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
I got a phone call from Carlos around 1989, asking me to go on tour for 6 weeks in Australia with Debbie Gibson as her opening act's guitar player-Tiffany, lol.
At the time, I was a bar-band guitar player in South Mississippi. I asked him why he was calling me, I was nobody-he told me I was highly recommended. Never found out by who.
That's when I found out that opening acts aren't miked, you have to go straight off the stage, and all I had was a Carvin X-Amp combo, which I could never get past 2 on the master volume because it was so freaking LOUD-I told him it would peel the paint off of cars, but he said it wouldn't push enough air, and there was no budget for a rental.
So he passed on me, because of that-but it was still a great experience to find out that people had noticed me on that level.
Nice guy, but all business. He's a major player in the industry-kind of like Quincy Jones, or Nile Rodgers. At that time, I just knew he was David Bowie's guitar player.
Very cool, thanks for sharing that, @cnilecnile6748 🙌🏻 💥 🎉
Some chances in an artist's life come only once.
What a egoless Soulman. Bowie is & we are proud to be blessed by such a spirit in Carlos. ✌️💛 a good happiness stuff.
Carlos and Bowie share the same sense of humor lol 💜
great interview shout out to Carlos
Thank you for listening @mariopadilla1294! 🎉🔥😇
What an absolute diamond interview. Carlos may just be my favourite teacher
Thank you for listening @kylemac5! 🎉🔥😇
This is a True statement about Carlos, some one said in your comments "He's got this amazing aura and you are just transfixed to him when he speaks. He emanates niceness" Carlos is the groove maker Guitar wizard of music wisdom!!
Glad you enjoyed the interview @ceemajor4320, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
His comments on passion are spot on. People are not passionate about anything because they can find a new fresh piece of entertainment every 5 minutes.
Yes, I agree @MrGreglarry - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
For the longest time I thought the genius behind the Fame guitar riff was Stevie Ray Vaughan, probably because SRV was involved with Bowie during "Let's Dance" era. But sudden revelation like this are priceless and mind blowing. Bowie obviously hit the jackpot when meeting Carlos. I was too young when the phenomenal Diamond Dogs tour landed in Philly. Thanks to the double LP "David Live at the Tower Philadelphia" I instantly became a Bowie life time fan. He chose the best of the best, gotta love that! Awesome interview.. thanks!
Thanks for your kind words Jessee Sage and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
SRV played the solo on "Let's Dance" !!
That's about all he did. When he asked for more money, they took his amp and guitar off the bus and left.
Carlos. Doubt that you'll read this, but just in case, thank you so much for all of the entertainment over the years. Can't even think how different Bowie's career would have been without you.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @shinkansenshinkansend8316, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Sons of preachers are often super bright. This guy is no exception. Hugely articulate. Musicians aren't always the best talkers.
Thanks @megaforcemedia, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶
I'm so glad this man didn't forget where he came from. He spoke about his experience from a Puerto Rican who realized he was also BLACK! I can tell some aspects of his life were a little uncomfortable for the interviewer, but that's the life we experience throughout the diaspora.
The guitar on Station to Station, Stay, Look Back In Anger, etc... is in my top 10 of the best guitars of all time
Thank you for listening @leonnoel9702! 🎉🔥😇
Oh! The LP Station to Station stands alone as having easily some of the sexiest guitar I've ever 'felt.' Oh!
One of the most fascinating music interviews that I have seen. This man has his own brand of depth. I am a Bowie fan and I listen for what all the different people brought to Bowie's sound. Bowie did not just employ people, he USED them for the benefit of the music progress. It's great to learn so much about the personality of a man who was so influential to David Bowie's sound during an era of his career.
Thank you for this video.
Thanks for your kind words @WindmillChef and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Such an overlooked gem of a player & this interview reveals an equal gem of a human being. Great spot, Craig!
Oh man Carlos nailed it between performer and musician lol.
What?
Is this a recital?
Brilliant.
Thank you for listening @grimmertwin2148! 🎉🔥😇
Dude that was such a great interview man and he's such an underrated musician as well
Thanks for your kind words @oddiodiscourse and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Carlos is a great theorist and a practical musician. And superb player/thinker.
Thank you for listening @neilforrest8030! 🎉🔥😇
I saw him on many David Bowie tours since 1974. Supreme talent & even his speaking voice sounds musical. Stay Shiney Mr. Alomar!
Carlos is an industry titan. And what an amiable guy. He's so cool
Glad you enjoyed the interview @rspratt, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Loved it. Thanks! I have subscribed, too 🙂@@EveryoneLovesGuitar
@@rsprattAwesome, thanks and have a great week!
@@EveryoneLovesGuitarI would love for you to listen to a song by David Bowie's daughter using the name Athina Bowie .
Her channel has the same name and I'm hoping you could contact Carlos and just ask him if he's ever heard it before ?
The title of the vid : David Bowie . Magic moments . Magic memories . All by Lexi .
It definitely is some kind of a legit home movie made in Bowie's home , no doubt .
I love this song so much but couldn't find any info about it and I'm hoping somebody who worked with her dad will encourage her because the song should have been a pretty big alternative music hit ... it's very retro it reminds me of some of the music from the 80s and early 90s .
It's a very chill song ; earthy , warm and breezy .
That's supposed to be Lexi singing on it .
Could you please pass it on and help bring more attention to her song ?
I'd love for people who worked with her Dad to help her find her way
I love how humble and down to earth he was .
Yeah he is really cool . Betcha he's probably also the coolest music professor ever .
I love his sense of humor and the way he laughs .
Carlos is still a hidden Rock & Roll treasure and a cultural hero in so many ways, he's so much music,life passion,business,spiritual and a consumate new york raised Puerto Rican, So Fcuking Cool!
Right on @edfigueroa6765, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻
"Curiosity does not resist." I like that.
Yes, I agree Laraya G - and he had dozens of little quips like this - thanks for listening! subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
The man is a living legend! ❤
Thank you for listening @stardust2991! 🎉🔥😇
Carlos has always struck me as the dictionary definition of "living your best life", and I love how his whole philosophy seems to be building other people up. One hell of a guitarist too!
You asked him some great questions, love your interview style 🎸
Thanks for your kind words @hallamhal and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
I remember seeing him playing along with Frampton during the Glass Spider tour. Duran Duran opened up. It was the show to see in 1987 in my town. Outdoors. Sunny. Perfect.
Thank you for listening @kamaboko1! 🎉🔥😇
Brilliant musician and incredibly kind; such a pleasure meeting him at the Brooklyn Museum
Glad you enjoyed the interview @68telekon, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
The best concert I've ever seen of Bowie was back in the 80's in Australia and Alomar was playing with him.
Right on @michaelthomas366, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻
Thank you Carlos for sharing some great lessons learned.
This channel is the gift that keeps on giving. This, Gayle Dorsey, and Ty Tabor may be my three favorite interviews ever. Good grief, I could listen to Carlos for hours and never get bored. A good interviewer inspires the interviewee to talk and then gets out of the way. Great job!
Thanks for your kind words Reed L and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫ I have just as much fun as talking with these folks as you do! Thanks for listening!
Alomar is the real deal!
One of THE most entertaining, informative, instructive, and illuminating music interviews I have ever heard. Carlos is soooo wonder full, humble, funny, inspiring and still, after so many years in the business, is still filled with wonder and appreciation about music and the great people involved within it. Thank you, it was such a pleasure to listen to it.
I heard an interview with Ray Parker (Ghostbusters) that had a similar quality. That is, he was playing in bands since he was 14, and was earning more money than both his parents combined by the time he was 15. If you haven't already interviewed him, he would be another that brings that quality of music awareness and appreciation to the public.
Thanks for your kind words @matthewharris3898 and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
In the 80s he produced a record called "Doble Vida" from the Argentine band Soda Stereo, and it was a revolution conceptually speaking in the pop musical panorama in the country (and maybe in every Latin American country indeed). The man is a genius.
Cool @sidalientv4995 Glad you liked this and thanks for listening! 👂 🎶 🎸
@@EveryoneLovesGuitar There was a really funny anecdote from Soda Stereo´s bassist. When they were in the USA for the recording, Carlos Alomar composed and produced the song that Mick Jagger made famous "She is the Boss" (I don´t know if he produced the LP too) - apparently Carlos´wife was a robust woman hence the song´s name -. Well, the bassist asked Mr. Alomar why did not sing himself the song for a solo album, and he replied "When I sing it, I cannot sell it for more than 1.000 dollars, and when I sell it to Mick, I become millions!"
Thank you so much. Lemme search for this.
Her wife was ( I don't know if she still is) Robin Clark, and she was the female singer in Simple Minds.
Great Interview. I was blessed to see Carlos with Bowie on the 83 tour with Earl Slick and in 88 with Peter Frampton... Such an amazing talent. On the 83 tour I had 5th row center stage and snuck my camera in... I have some amazing photographs of him...
Thanks for this...He's a great Interview.
Cool @cclark3905 Glad you liked this and thanks for listening! 👂 🎶 🎸
This is like the lesson of a lifetime
Yes, I agree Azhar Kamal - thanks for listening! subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
woah ! this is gold dust advice. I’m never gonna play the same after this.
Right on @TI_Ted, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻
Every piano player needs to hear 33m30s ... on point all day long. Man.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @danmcbmusic, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Cool stories great to see someone respect his wife so much
Thank you for listening @davidevans8691! 🎉🔥😇
That headphone time capsule experience, for me, is Stage, Bowie's live double album. Carlos is right in there. This is a treat.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @decodynamo, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
With Belew too
Wonderful. simply wonderful.
I saw Alomar live back in the 80s on the Let's dance tour.
Thank you for listening @cyprescrow! 🎉🔥😇
I've seen them all and Carlos was one of the very best on a sophisticated NYC level. Thanks for this great interview, it's a proof of his genius. Reminds me of the intellect of The Duke with the talent of Willie the Lion. The only true master that is still with us from the golden era of Rock and roll and he's aging like a Taoist immortal.
That was the best music interview I've ever watched - I'm Alomar's age and grew up in Hollywood - I know music, but he's a master.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @alexkalish8288, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
I’ve always been a fan of his playing. But I’ve never seen an interview. He is an amazing storyteller. And he holds so much history! I’m loving this.
Thank you for listening @VenusSantaCruz! 🎉🔥😇
What an awesome cat and a great interview. The D.A.M trio were spectacular
Thanks 56 Century, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶 subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
Wow. This guy is a treasure trove of life experiences, life learning and fabulous stories.
For sure man! Thank you for listening eric walls! 🎉🔥😇 subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
I don't know what inspired me to search an interview with Carlos Alomar today, but wow. Huge talent obvs, but also truly life giving energy.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @daryoushhaj-najafi9865, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Crazy cool interview… Carlos is SO full of positivity… thank you! You are a good interviewer!
Thanks for your kind words @jamesmcghee3440 and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Great interview .....Carlos is the same great vibrant person I met working in Mannys Music .....class act ....honest...him and Eddie Martinez both so cool .....
Yes, I agree @RavenMadd9 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 ! Eddie Martinez not only one of the most upstanding guys I've ever met, he's also one of THE brightest... Here's his interview if you want to check it out: czcams.com/video/nDYCdS_5WkQ/video.html
@@EveryoneLovesGuitar thank you ...will subscribe
@@EveryoneLovesGuitarI also did not expect Carlos to be talking about that Gizmo Hitler had that could make people sick from the sound waves .
Give me the impression he's probably in the other interesting things and I could picture him watching that show that used to come on years ago with Action Bronson and his friends getting all smoked up and eating food while watching Ancient Aliens haha .
😂
Che manny
man, i admired Alomar as a guitar player but the guy is also almost a philosopher
Glad you enjoyed the interview @Joao-id4dn, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Every interview i've seen with Carlos over the years has been worth the time. Love the insights he's given us into Bowie's working life. Great interview.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @mkhdnimg, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Wow! What a delightful interview! Thanks to both of you for being so open!
Thanks for your kind words @ginettejalbert122 and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Loved Carlos for so long, He played on most of my favourite albums of all time. Bowie , Iggy etc xx
Yes, I agree JB - thanks for listening! subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
Thanks for stepping out front Carlos I always look for your music in the stores even on vinyl when I was a kid. You're solo work was always very intriguing to me insomniac keep up the Mystique you are as brightest star has the universe offers.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @jayjack2046, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
That was the golden age, two generations ahead of me. But it felt similar growing up in detroit learning from the elders that were already doing it. Great interview
Thanks for your kind words @DaveManleyguitar and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
the single most enlightening interview of a musician i have ever heard. there is so much wisdom here i cannot tell you. i'm telling EVERYBODY to check this out. two hours of the most pleasurable education i have had as a musician/writer/human being. thank you
Thanks for your kind words @tonyboyhume3878 and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Carlos the Magnificent!! Fantastic, fascinating interview with one of my all time favorites. Thanks for posting
Glad you enjoyed the interview @azuraq25, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Holy Sh@t Craig! This is best interview ever. I learned more in this 2 hrs than my last 20 years. You know how to pull the best out of your guests. Bravo
Thanks for your kind words Jack Clark and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Great interview. Carlos alomar is an amazing musician and also such a gentleman!
Thank you for listening Mario Salimon! 🎉🔥😇
Carlos is incredible and such a fantastic guitarist and musical director. One of a Kind. A great man too. Cheers from France ❤
Glad you enjoyed the interview @KAchtchouk6660, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Fantastic interview of a very talented musician ! Love Carlos’ work with Bowie and others. One correction, he did not play on Man Who Sold The World/Watch That Man by Lulu which was recorded before they met. Mick Ronson & most of Spiders played on it. He must of been thinking of ‘Can You Hear Me’ which he played guitar on for Lulu. Best thing about him is his long lasting marriage to Robin !
Thank you for listening @SIR46661! 🎉🔥😇
Loved the stuff he did with Bowie…unique sound…had the albums
Thanks for Carlos
What an amazing guy. This interview was a revelation to me and I think it'll remain important to me for some time to come. Except for a bit of guitar playing for fun, I'm not a musician, I'm a writer, but Alomar's attitudes and insights transfer to what I do and have given me loads to think about and play with.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @JohnMoseley, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
What an incredible interview! Fantastic stuff! Thank you.
Thanks for your kind words @davidnewman690 and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Wow his knowledge and philosophy of music is exceptional. Emotional intensity of chord groupings, don't loose the root! ✌️ Emotional content and power🤘
Yes, I agree Mike Turner - thanks for listening!
I never imagined he was such a talker!!!
Thank you for listening @xwsftassell! 🎉🔥😇
@@EveryoneLovesGuitar It was great. Thank you.
@@EveryoneLovesGuitar I liked that one... "I'm getting $800 with The Main Ingredient!!!". Wonder if he played the little fuzz motif on that. "Hey!!! Where are you going with that suitcase?" LOL.
Excelente entrevista. It is a pleasure to hear "such a Journey" as Carlos said his life is ♥️😁. Love it
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a great interview! Thanks to both of you. What a beautiful guy.
Thanks for your kind words @ecovolved and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Carlos played the station to station 'isolar' tour with lead guitarist Stacey Heydon, Canadian. Talk about overlooked musicians.In the book 'Starman' by Paul Trynka. Trynka calls his book the DEFINITIVE biography. But forgot to mention Heydon at all. 400 pages. Hedyon is not even mentioned in the appendix. Hope Carlos can help you find Heydon!!
Maybe repost this comment to where he has replied to other people so that he is sure to see your comment again this time and maybe he'll respond ?
THANK YOU. His sound us so distinct. When you know it you hear it, so many legendary songs
Thank you for listening BUSTER 98! 🎉🔥😇
If you kept giving all the information about Carlos Alomar, you weren't going to finish. A great human being and a great musician, who has not only made music for him but has helped many in the industry. Admirable!
Thank you for listening Luis Ramos! 🎉🔥😇
@@EveryoneLovesGuitar 👍
absolute legend, glad i saw Carlos play quitar with Bowie.....LEGENDS
Thanks @BradyPires7, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶
Best interview ever solid soul full content . What a book! Man "a resume of musicians!" Legacy Carlos 🤘✌️💛
He is wrong about the Spiders, they recorded everything in one or two takes.
Yeah cause you were there right
@@Kane-ez were you?
Carlos is a fabulous talent! An incredible musician/guitarist and an even better human being.
Thank you for listening @yvesaltana5732! 🎉🔥😇
The legend. I love his sound. Great interview.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @Auntkekebaby, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Great interview! Thanks! LOVE CARLOS ALOMAR!
Glad you enjoyed the interview nairdaazrapse, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
INCREDIBLE interview so great !!!
Thanks H. SINCLAIR, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶 subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
Fantastic interview! Carlos has been one of my favorite performers ever since I first heard and saw him play!
Thanks @Jskins, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶
Amazing! 👏🏽
Carlos is such a great interview! And you are a great interviewer as well - thank you!
Carlos and Jimmy Page are the reason I picked up a guitar as a kid. I remember seeing Bowie on TV, and my eyes went straight to the cat with the glass JAMMING on that rythym guitar. I thought he was the coolest.
Thanks for your kind words @julio_scissors and glad you enjoyed this 👍🏻🎸♫
Thank you, Carlos…. Thank you very much. Your mind takes me back and opens my mind, my heart and my soul…. Thank you for this discussion. I hope you writes a few books or give a few recorded lessons. Please.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @titus2120, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
This is your best interview! What a great talk 💜
Wow, thank you @Jessica and so happy you enjoyed this!
Beautiful !
The best interview about artists & making music I'll ever see I'm guessing.
Thanks for this great interview / talk!
Glad you enjoyed the interview @jans724, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
@@EveryoneLovesGuitar Carlos is not only a legend talking about legends, he seems a really nice guy also!
Carlos is not just mesmerizing when he plays but also when he talks. So interesting to listen to!
I think if this interview was twice as long I would have still listened to the whole thing! What a legend, I wish I knew Carlos personally. Thanks for sharing this...Jim
Thanks @1jimif, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶
Carlos is inspiring af! Such an amazing guy. Thanks so much guys ❤❤❤❤
Glad you enjoyed the interview @looseunit9180, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !