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This is the guy who plays on scorpion the American scorpion from sixties. Not to be confused with incredible Scorpians from Germany during 70s fantastic majestic. Into the commercial 80s guitar anthems (simple basic still melodic) Anthems doesn’t necessarily mean beautiful, as musically great

Jack’s laugh is his best instrument.

way underrated

Legend

We watched Breakfast at Tiffany’s together and he would play Moon River when we would hang out. I’m gutted. Love him so much.

Humility always shines out of a truly great man

Jack has only gotten even better.

01:33 "I'm Goin' Home" 😄

I remember those days learning from records. I think it made us better musicians over all because we really had to listen . All the utubers got it too easy now!

Jack should be top billing at Claptons crossroads festival … why no invite?

RIP Brad!

I’ll miss you forever 💛

absolutely the best!

So profoundly stated... and true!

The gift of an artist or athlete comes from the heart. I am hearing impaired since birth with a lot of sound challenges. The youngest of six I was given total freedom to enjoy whatever came across my ears, so just like Jack Pearson said it’s the sound that we enjoy hearing which is where the heart is.

Thanks Brad 👍☮️🎸🙏

Brad was a versatile and generous artist, as well as an extremely wise, humble and gentle soul. Today's ascension is tomorrow's beginning!

Legendary sound, RIP, will never forget

RIP, Brad Houser 🙏🏾 Great Bassist

Brad, your bass playing was influential to more people than you'll ever know. You will be missed but your music will flow into our ears until the end of time.

brilliance

Glad I had a chance to meet Bob and watch him work. He played on some of our records when I was a staff-writer for H&L Records back in the day. Wonderful musician and even nicer guy.

I saw Jack with The Allman Brothers. That was my first time ever hearing his name. He blew me away with his playing and the tone he got. He mentioned something here that hit home with me. He learned to play how we all did back in the day. Put the record on and try and learn from it. I am 64 and started playing when I was 10. I couldn't count how many guitars I have owned. I am one that doesn't really pay attention to the name on it. If it feels good and plays good, then I want it. I can always upgrade it at some point. To me, music is in your soul. That's where the start of your tone comes from. And Mr. Pearson definitely has it in his soul.

It’s a shame that Nashville has turned their backs on these kind folks with these kinds of sounds. They need to get back to the hot hands on the tele’s and pedal steels and away from the auto tunes and the scratching turn tables.

Great guitarist treat every note like it were their child, not just a passer by.

RIP James. RIP Bob.

"Jack Pearson"

Her playing in the beginning sounds very Eric Johnson. I love it.

One of the absolute best! Such an original style yet he always fits himself to the song perfectly. I hate him!!😂

His brother gave the entire world a gift. What a great fantastic always on player. Id quit but ive invested too much.. there aint wrong notes on his guitars but mine there are.... :P

Jack is one very nice man and one hell of a guitar player love you my brother peace love feathers and music forever

That guy blows me away

I saw him a few years back with govt mule..dude is beyond great

Underrated guitarist! His solo album is a pearl.

Thanks for sharing!!!

I love to hear him play and I love to hear him talk.. Just not at the same time..

Dickey Betts told Gregg Allman if we don't hire Jack I'm going to take lessons from him.

Sounds so much better than that squier

That sounds Supercool

Jacks work on Searching for Simplicity was insanely great. The music world is a better place with Jack alive and well.

I first saw Kenny back in Denver Colorado in the late 70s. I saw him and his band, The Johnny 3 play many times at a small punk new wave club called the Malfunction Junction. Out of all the bands and musicians Kenny stood out big time. I really loved his playing. I’m a guitarist as well and I was so pleased to see someone who could really play! Most the groups on that scene at the time were still learning to play their instruments, great energy, but no real skills to note. Kenny also was the lead singer. Great voice! I have a couple Johnny 3 shows that I’ve since transferred to Cd. I always get such a kick listening to those. Kenny, if you happen to read this, I want you to know to this day, 40 plus years on, that you are still a great inspiration for my playing!

Actually playing through that *guitar* amp?

Very cool…sounds good

this is the most young old guy I saw.......top player too

Arguably (or NOT) and subjectively .... the best guitar player on the planet . One thing I know for sure. If I had discovered Jack 20 years ago instead of 2 years ago, I would be a better player today,

Great video! Love you Bob

Great video Bob! Thank you

Kenny is my guitar God.

I saw him with Lucinda on the Car Wheels tour. I went to the venue about an hour before the show. I was the only one there. I got right up against the stage directly in front of Lucinda's microphone and didn't move from that spot for the next 3 hours. I had the best spot in the place. I'd been listeneing to Lucinda's music for 5 or 6 years. I never imagined I'd see her but that night she was within 4 feet of me for about 2 hours. Jim Lauderdale opened and he was right in front of me. I remember Kenny playing solos on a Music Man Albert Lee model guitar with 3 single coil pickups. What a night that was.

Paul McCartney