Mark Knopfler Talking about the electric guitar
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 at
10:20 pm
BBC interview about the tale oof the guitar an one of (my personal) its heroes
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damn sexy!!!
(i’m talking bout the guitar!)
Wow that fender seems long, when i take it in hands it seems like a toy. It’s weird feeling when you play guitar after bass guitar
This guy has the best guitars in the world, some were built only for him but when he plays on this 54 Strat, he looks like a young boy !
1954 – The first year of the Strat.
@Ibanez2570P Your so lucky, I’d have gave anything to have seen those two
sculpture beauty !!!
awesome guy awesome guitarist awesome singer songwriter class !!!!
@buster52 sometimes yes
i shoulda learned
the play on thata geetar
this is pretty sweet. is he using a PICK?
Fantastic guitar player and fantastic musicman…………..very excellent
legend!!!!
No other guitarist has inpired me more. As a singer/songwriter I find myself searching for an inspirational moment. mark is a fantastic human…
he has so much talent and is so humble. I saw Dire Straits and a saw him on tour with Clapton, 2 of my highlights.
“Knopfler I might have known you would be involved in this rock and roll boy.” haha
the sound of that strat is just incredible!
@srvfan454 He’s so down-to-earth and seemingly humble.
You can tell that he really LIKE his guitars with all his heart. And god hi is making fantastic music. Hoping for another europe tour
@srvfan454
me too
Awesome, I like anything with Knopfler in it! I like hearing him just talk informally like this
Ahh..fkn brilliant,thanx for posting this.
NO EGO INVOLVED JUST LIKE wungabunga MENTIONED JUST LIKES THE MUSIC
I don’t particularly like his music but as a guitarist I reckon he’s one of the best. Never out to show off, just to delight in the sound. And he can really play when he wants to.
No, but once a generation or so, you get a handful of innovators. Mark was one of them. It is honest, I reckon, to say that there are not many that play to Mark’s standard. He, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimmy Hendrix, Clapton, Michael Hedges, there are a few of them, but not many when you consider the thousands and thousands of excellent guitarists. These guys really gave back with new techniques and sounds that we simply didn’t hear before they arrived. And they do it with such ease and beauty.
for me too