Gimme some YouTube channel recommendations

BRISTOL86 · December 2017

Hey Folks

What are your favourite YouTube channels for guitar stuff? Preferably actual performance/lessons/inspiration or technique related stuff rather than gear reviews but anything goes!

A couple of my favourites

- Blues Guitar Institute
- Thomas Gilbert
- Active Melody
- LickNRiff

joeyowen · December 2017

Recording Revolution for studio
Robert Baker (although he tried too hard to be funny sometimes...)
Shut up and Play
Paul Davids (Best of the bunch)
Pete Thorn (more gear based)

BRISTOL86 · December 2017

joeyowen said:

Recording Revolution for studio
Robert Baker (although he tried too hard to be funny sometimes...)
Shut up and Play
Paul Davids (Best of the bunch)
Pete Thorn (more gear based)

Ah yes I forgot Paul Davids - he’s excellent

prlgmnr · December 2017

It's all about Rick Beato

EricTheWeary · December 2017

Tom Pierce - mostly for the Tim and Pete episodes.

Guitar Nerds can be fun.

That Pedal Show - there is a sufficient backlog of episodes that you can just choose the ones you find useful.

rico · December 2017

That Pedal Show
Pete Thorn
Johan Segeborn
Crimson Guitars
Woodeso’s Guitar Mods
Dave’s World Of Fun Stuff
Justin Guitar
Now You Shred
MyDarnJamTracks

Those are the regular ones I subscribe to, amongst others.

stimpsonslostson · December 2017

Fretted Americana

Bygone_Tones · December 2017

frog leap studios.

this one is a gem. 10 million views in 3 months is pretty crazy:

I just wish he would add a bit more variety in his video locations, they all get a bit samey filmed in the home studio, and maybe ditch the close-ups of the teeth

great content though, a lot of youtubers could learn from this guy. Also proving that making actual music is how you get the hit counts, not boring gear reviews and gear comparisons.

Alnico · December 2017

Ben Eller

That guy is a brilliant teacher and his approach never makes me feel like the inadequate idiot I am.

munckee · December 2017

I like Dave Simpson's videos. Lessons are quite specific in that they are nearly all hendrix, john frusciante or peter green I find him extremely likeable and I enjoy his playing style.

I'm also a fan of Woodeso and Dave's world of fun stuff.

guitarfishbay · December 2017

I watch Ola Englund, I've enjoyed his FAQ videos when he does them and I like the kinds of riffs he plays.

Dontgiveupyourdayjob · December 2017

For some nice simple, tasteful tutorials...

Eric Haugen

Brett Papa (Papastache101 I think is name of his channel)

BRISTOL86 · December 2017

Thanks all, great suggestions and lots to look into

mbe · December 2017

Swedish Guitar Nerd

LuttiS · December 2017

Rick Graham

Rob Scallon

MattP · December 2017

The Guitologist

His channel is like crack to me; I cant stop!

RMJ · December 2017

Not guitar related, but whatculture is hilarious

designerseye88 · December 2017

stimpsonslostson said:

Fretted Americana

Phil X is the most entertaining person to watch

thermionic · December 2017

munckee said:

I like Dave Simpson's videos. Lessons are quite specific in that they are nearly all hendrix, john frusciante or peter green I find him extremely likeable and I enjoy his playing style.

I watched one yesterday where he played an old Squier Affinity Strat through an ancient Zoom pedal and a Carlsboro solid state amp. Remarkable tone!

dindude · December 2017

One that I think is underrated (demo's not lessons) - Peach Guitars - some decent content there, well recorded and the main man is a great player. How they only get 700 views vs 70,000 of you know who is beyond me. But much earlier days for them I guess.

tone1 · December 2017

James James is my current fav

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA6bULZXVv6kC5J6vpGBdDQ

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