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Mike Dawes is SO GOOD AT GUITAR You Can’t Help But Laugh


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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – John Mayer and Backstreet Boys similarities
3:50 – Mike’s incredible approach to acoustic guitar
7:13 – Mike Dawes just released Galactic Acid
11:50 – The desire to push yourself on guitar
13:26 – Technique should always serve the music
17:14 – Mike’s songwriting approach
20:12 – Variations to expand an instrumental song
21:39 – Is it capo or capo?
23:21 – What is Mike’s guitar practice routine?
28:19 – Have you ever played a “zing” on guitar? Yes, you have
30:50 – Somebody we used to know
32:01 – Finding your voice on the guitar
35:00 – Time for some memes
36:20 – Bringing it all home to the Watchtower

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Originally posted by UCshiNtfJ7Dj3nlh41a6M-kg at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5oMNuSNCjI

21 thoughts on “Mike Dawes is SO GOOD AT GUITAR You Can’t Help But Laugh

  • TIL about the zing. Can't call it anything else now. Great interview and incredible playing!

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  • A very quick and brief name drop of Michael Hedges. Funny how as I listened to Dawes explain some processes, and I instantly thought of Hedges – then he drops the name. Simply amazing that Hedges has been gone for 27 years, yet still has influence on today's most cutting edge and creative musicians. Hedges would have been 70 this year. He would be absolutely blown away with Dawes' improvements and ideas. Will definitely be checking out some Galactic Acid. Thanks Tyler ♥

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  • I want another 5 minutes of that All Along the Watchtower jam, holy shit. That felt special.

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  • I don't consider Mike Dawes and Jon Gomm guitar players. They're something more, but the term just doesn't exist. They're unbelievable. One-man band sounds hokey and doesn't do them justice.

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  • Shit! I wrote off Mr Dawes as another prodigy with a new gimmick…..now after hearing the lil bit of “ be my mistake” played i had to check out itunes (album) …now theres more music i can get into ,where ive already got too many musical directions im into ????????‍♂️????✌️????????

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  • Saw him live with Tommy Emmanuel last year. Incredible night of guitar music. And a heck of a nice guy, got to talk for a few minutes at the merch table between sets. The live CD is great by the way.

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  • Chronic nerds? You said ‘(Back for more?) (BACK FOR MORE) is RATT SONG ’Warren de martini’ RATT? Instead you guys improvise (Amin) (F) (G) chords (The BACKSTREET BOYS? Thats chronic nerd”

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  • technically very advanced player but I cant stand the endless tapping n knocking and beating on his instrument. Its like a gimmick , overdone..

    Give me Doyle Dykes anyday

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  • Absolutely astounding guitar player. I adore his playing. Unfortunately i can listen to barely any of it because of the excruciatingly annoying bangs and clicks and scratching noises he throws it.

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  • Where is Andy McKee these days? He's the OG of those YouTube viewing revelations like "I can't play that" and "I'm not good at guitar."

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  • That last jam was the prettiest thing I’ve heard in a long time and I just listened to A Sad Cartoon by Loathe a little bit ago. Yall killed it, being able to play with someone else like that is the main goal and hearing people make stuff like that on the fly really motivates me

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