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Not enough low end

Nice to know about the wrecking crew all the players and all the artists and songs they played on louis is fantastic on guitar.

Thanks for this i much prefer the A

I can't believe I've never heard of this guy on guitar channels!! I've been missing out for decades! What a Great musician, Guitarist and human being!

TV Jones, Kinman, Cort, Fender but quite honestly I'd be happy with any of those

That real Boogie Amps sounds inspirational- with real natural Harmonics and feed back 🔥☀️💤🌞💯🎶 Those Jackson solos caught my ear at age 10 when starting guitar

Loved listening to his Silk Degrees Songs when I lived in San Diego- Solana Beach 🏖️ areas - WOW -

TV Jones and Kinman are the two

the A sounds better

thanks!

I saw Doug in 2015 with Edgar Winter in a small venue, blew my freakin' mind, actually made my eyes water, I got to meet him after the show, super humble nice guy.

Note perfect

Yo MTV Raps.......sucks.

Was Virgil Donati in Southern Sons?

+1 for knobs!

It doesn't sound like it has much power either, honestly.

5/3/2024 and this is still a relevant / awesome video_

WOW nice job

When guitars ruled the world. Good times.

so great to hear Louie being recognized.

While "whatever works for you" is the correct attitude, some systems actually ARE better than others, e.g. some system may work better for you than others. You need to learn other systems so you can then incorporate the elements that work for you into your playing.

Your JS10 is signed by the man himself, what a nice piece.

cort and suhr are the same?

Wish they didn't share the tone knobs

i like the sound of 10 inch speakers over 12 inch usually. a 210" cab is my favorite

How do you play a 69 amp on a 66 recording? I love Louie's playing but his timeline is a little off.

Amazing cover from this splendid track...🤩 Your sound is just perfect and the way you played this tune is really really good Bravo ! 😊👍

Such a great and versatile player!

What is the purpose of the Od Ratio Knob? Thank you.

So I can’t help thinking could that be his long lost Telecaster?

Great player and great guitar. I remember going to CBS Arbiter clinic, the demonstrator played a telecaster through a twin reverb, made it sound like a beautiful jazzed. I remember in the eighties trying a 60's tele, it had a wonderful neck, almost felt soft to touch.

Better than the original

The interviewer clearly doesn't know Chet Atkins ("banjo"?)

Where are all epiphone guitars ?

I saw Brett for the first time about 18 months ago at the Macedon Railway Hotel for a blues night with various artists . We were front row and Brett came on with a black Gibson SG playing slide. Rory Gallagher stuff I believe. WOW, WOW, WOW he was FN awesome. Actually got some video of him playing that angle style and it’s fantastic.

Legend right there!

ada so vai in the 80´s

Thanks for the wonderful interview. Brett was my main instructor when I attended the GIT in the 80s, and I learned so much from him. Not only that, I was so blown away by both his musicality and his personality... such a wonderful human being, a great teacher, an awesome guy. So much fun to listen to this interview.

I never thought I'd see the day that Mr. Sandman with a Tele would be played through a Pittbull Ultra Lead. Very nice.

Still got my MP 1. Still love it.

Nobody can even step in the direction of The TQ! Top Qat kicks anyone's a double s!

You are the absolute go to for anything Synergy. You’ve answered every question in my head, thank you.

The real LP in the video looks like an 89 Classic which was the first year for those with not a lot out there.

Well Played!!

Did you use any power amp sims in Wall of Sound?

If possible I'd be interested to learn if Louie Shelton had ever made the personal acquaintance of Roger C. Field? Who for decades had been inside the Chet Atkins orbit and invented the FOLDAXE folding guitar Chet was so familiar with. Thanks, from Munich. While designing passenger seats for the Airbus in 1975, Field had the idea for a folding electric guitar which he named "Foldaxe," for being transported as hand luggage under an aircraft seat. Guitarist Chet Atkins inspired Field in 1975 to design a folding guitar without the string tension changing and going out of tune. Field solved this problem by designing a unique mechanism hidden in the guitar which, once the guitar has been tuned, keeps the string tension constant when folding and unfolding it so that it is always ready to play when unfolded. Atkins appeared with Les Paul on television with the Foldaxe on Jane Pauley's The Today Show and on Entertainment This Week.[6] Field himself appeared several times on television shows with the Foldaxe, unfolding it and then playing it amplified."

6:33 Perfect tone.

Great playing Louie but plenty of amps sound good not just your model, small Marshall's big Marshall's, they're all good but the sound comes from the player

I found the ADA to be far crisper.

Fantastic demo, thank you!