Favorite YouTube Guitar Pages

James James.

James James

His older channel Privettricker.

Privettricker

Tons of vids of the music I grew up with and laid back approach.

Yep. I hope he is OK. He shut down abruptly and without explanation. He talked about medical issues not too long ago.

"Dave's World of Fun Stuff". He does repairs, mods, and setups in his shop in Canada. Some of his opinions and commentary are gold.

Bradley Hall - hilarious
Rick Beato - best artist interviews by far
Phil McKnight - mostly for gear and reviews
Stay Metal Ray (has a new name now)
Agufish

I prefer the channels that have shorter videos and don't completely nerd out, mostly just exposing me to new gear/music/etc

Guitar Hunter
The Acoustic Shoppe store channel
JP Cormier

Carter Vintage is good. I forgot to mention them.

Marty Music. Fairly easy instruction and a good personality.

Five Watt World. More history, mini-documentaries on great guitar players and specific guitars.

Thanks, everyone, for the suggestions.

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Guitar teacher reacts - Michael palmisano’s channel

Ben Eller

Outstanding player and teacher.

Andy Demos is my longest favorite back when he was a ProGuitarShop.com employee. He got very sick apparently and his video content had gotten sparse as of late.

That Pedal Show with Mick and Dan is either tremendous or incredibly dull and dragged out depending on the subject. Not the best historians or demo guys and they mostly dismiss anything that’s not a vintage guitar, high end expensive tube amp or boutique pedal. But they’re good enough to keep me coming back. Dan sold me his GigRig Quartermaster switcher years ago and its everything they make it out to be. The G2/G3 stuff is far too complicated for me.

Andertons. Don’t miss the Chappers and The Captain era. Started off great but Chapman thought he got too big for it and appears to be a con artist unfortunately according to some. Capt Lee with Danish Pete are far better now.

Zak Childs (Ask Zak) always has nice quiet historical videos.

Rick Beato has been mentioned. Always good. Rhett Shull as well.

60 Cycle Hum has gotten stale. Needs a reboot with new things besides wacky guitars, gated spaceship noises and surfy reverb content. I get that’s his passion but…

The JHS Show is either good with the dry humor and history episodes or they go way too overbearing with “it’s all the same no matter the cost” and Josh’s addiction to have every single piece of guitar related merchandise on the planet.

Justin Sandercoe(Justin Guitar) is great for any beginner learning to play.

And for a particular thing…Gilmourish. Bjorn has the best David Gilmour resource guide out there.