Bruce Welch Tech Talk Video.

[bosunbob]

For a few minutes recently I came across a video in which Bruce was discussing
Chord shapes he uses in his playing. About two minutes into the interview the video was gone.
Has anybody seen this video or know of it's original source so that it can be accessed again?
Cheers
Bruce

[Ian Miller]

Was it this one?


Ian

[bosunbob]

Yes, Ian, that is indeed the one.
Many thanks for providing this link.

Bruce.

[GoldenStreet]

Excellent, I had not seen this previously! 34346 I assume?

Bill

[bor64]

Wot Link?

I can't see the link ....


Cheers Rob

[drakula63]

I've only watched a little bit of this video thus far... but it looks great! Very interesting stuff.

Obviously it was shot at Bruce's house. Although I obviously won't say where this is... a few years ago myself and a friend (having had a few drinks) knocked on Bruce's front door hoping that he was in. We just wanted to say 'hello' and thank him for all the great music. He wasn't in, which is possibly just as well. We did, however, have a nice chat to his next door neighbour who told us that she'd tell him that we'd called.

Both my friend and I had met Bruce prior to this anyway; myself after a 2004 concert in Nottingham and my friend in a local shop.

So, if you are reading this, Bruce... Thanks for all the great music!

[Iain Purdon]

I can't see the link ...

Try the second post in this thread.

[bor64]

Well Ian,

There must something wrong with Firefox browser, because I still can't see the link in the second message.
No worries I've got the link by PM and have watched the video.
Nice to see Bruce's place ...the cupboard beneath the gold disks is the residence of the original tweed case of 34346 and other stuff
Bruce's 2004 Burns is also in the picture, this one replaced his original years ago.
Bruce's Martin D 18E looking good, wonder it's also 6 million worth, like the one of that Curt Cobain...

Cheers Rob

[Tone]

I haven't seen this before and it's very interesting.

34346 (assuming that's what it is) has a lovely sustained ring to it when played acoustically - a sign of a good guitar, not that we needed to be told!

[iefje]

Thank you for posting this video. Fascinating to see, especially Bruce's demonstrations of some of Buddy Holly's guitar work.