Making a Guitar | Handcrafted Woodworking | Où se trouve: Greenfield Guitars Meet Michael Greenfield, a musician who began tuning, repairing, restoring, and making guitars in the 70s and since then has become a seasoned luthier of bespoke guitars. Having experience with vintage and antique guitar repair and restoration, he brings a unique insight to his craft, creating personalized musical instruments and functional works of art for artists, collectors and those who deserve the very best. His workshop is based in Montreal, where we visited over a period of 5 months, filming as he and his apprentice, Julien, transformed slices of spruce, ebony, mahogany, and other tree species into glistening guitars. It was all of our collective vision to present the process in the most candid, down-to-earth fashion, so in this hour-long documentary you will see all the glue, smudges, shavings, dust, and callouses. His guitars feature Florentine cutaways with spalted beech rosettes, violin-style body purflings and simple decorative purflings along edges, Laskin style arm rests and rib rests, amongst other features. This documentary follows several different steel-string guitars from beginning to finish. As Michael puts it, the guitar still thinks it’s a tree until it receives its first set of strings and that is when the instrument is born. After many months of work, the magical moment when we hear a guitar’s first notes is like hearing a child’s first words.
Best Musician Fails (Guitar Fails) Cringe Compilation From dudes who think flipping their guitar without a strap lock is cool to guys straight up breakin' their instruments and walking off stage, some of the best musician fails.
A bass solo without strings All the sounds come from the bass guitar parts and I applied heavy EQs and FXs (and even pitch shift for the jack buzz sound) to them in order to get the best results possible out of these sounds! Hope you'll like it!
A father sings Blackbird to his 24 week old son who died shortly after. The mother died giving birth Chris Picco singing Blackbird to his son, Lennon James Picco, who was delivered by emergency C-section at 24 weeks when Chris' wife Ashley unexpectedly and tragically passed away in her sleep. Lennon's lack of movement and brain activity was a constant concern for the doctors and nurses at Loma Linda University Hospital, where he received the absolute best care available. During the pregnancy, Ashley would often feel Lennon moving to music so Chris asked if he could bring his guitar into the NICU and play for Lennon, which he did for several hours during the last days of Lennon's precious life. One day after filming this, Lennon went to sleep in his daddy's arms.
Horse Riding in Santorini – Santorini ride with Horses Enjoy the Beauty of Santorini with a horse ride and make the best experience and activity banner in this beautiful island with the name: SANTORINI. HORSEBACK TOURS on the beach with a unique sunset and traditional rides on the island!
Surprise at a pub live performace While playing this cult Green Day track at a bar gig, cover band Borderline Toxic got a nice surprise.
Billie Joe Armstrong, vocalist and guitarist for Green Day, jumped onto the stage as soon as he heard the band kick off his band's classic "Basket Case."
Toyota Yaris GR, how to drive it properly Corner CZ in the Czech Republic gives us a little demonstration of one of the best sports cars of its generation. The Toyota Yaris GR is equipped with the G16E-GTS turbo I3 (GXPA16) engine with a displacement of 1490cm3 developing 272hp for a weight of 1110Kg
“Black in Black” with a pan A man in a knight's helmet plays AC/DC's "Black in Black" on acoustic guitar while getting hit on the head by a woman with a pan.