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What a terrific session!

I saw your video with jack pearson. It was great thanks for this one too. Subscribed.

Man he plays what I like, I hear he has a website and gives lessons. I’m retired but still play when I can. Jack has that cover it all sound I like. Thanks for sharing.

I was born legally blind.. but I got laser surgery.. then I divorced my wife..😂

Damn… I never knew Johnny was legally blind

He is just a naturally talented phenomenon.. a Godly gift.. you can’t beat that

Damn.. Johnny lost weight

Johnny is such a joyful Soul!

BRILLIANT !

Why is jazz considered great music? Never understood that…it just lays there

If you could hear velvet ,that was a little of what it tastes like hearing . Oh my goodness , I thinking Jacks playing scrambled my senses . Cry baby fingers and a natural born comic. This guy is an eyebrow lifting listen . Man and that’s a Squier , wow great sound , amazing sustain. Really inspiring improvisation.

Dude... Blue Sky, In memory of Elizabeth Reed...thanks JP and RIP MR. Betts and Allman Bros

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I love that guitar.

SUPER+

I met him 20+ years ago. Very nice and monster player. Maybe ten years I ago I met him again. It was at the last music store chain to ever exist, guitar center. He was still real nice to me

Desi is so talented -- love his podcasts and RUclips videos! A great teacher too!

Jack Pearson, he's not in it for all the attention he just loves the instrument and the art of it, unfortunately that can't be said about a lot of people.

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So no bass player?? Just curious

I just found Jack Pearson this year…I’m an idiot. What an incredible talent!

man I love this guy...Fing awesome!

Love! Thank you

That Squire Strat is one lucky guitar.😃

Now Dude's gonna make me dig out my old Wes Montgomery, and Joe Pas vinyl. A lot of their vocabulary included in that opening piece.

Much loved friend.

Johnny's the best picker alive today! Wish the wankers in the audience would stop playing when Johnny's trying to teach them something! Just saying 🤔

Nice. I hear a lot of Ted Green's influence here.

Jack Pearson doesn't even have a Wikipedia page, that's how under the wire he is. I would never have heard about him unless other guitarists had raved about him. What a great player to discover. He proves both that enthusiasm counts and that sound is all in the hands.

BIG sound for a trio! Beautiful all around 😊

Jack reminds me of my guitar mentor. He always wanted to play, and he always had a slide and a pick in his pocket.

Great feel and tone. And on a Squier Bullet!

Saw Jack with the Allman Brothers at the Beacon in NYC may have been 1997.... I'm old enough to have seen Duane play three times before he passed... Jack's playing reminded me a lot of Duane's...they both could swing.....playing straight and with the slide.... Jack's an excellent guitarist....

He's more than an incredible player and person. He's therapy for the soul. I feel at peace when I I watch this.

If you love guitar...you loved that. I know I did! Thanks for sharing!

How to fix it

Does someone have the show he played the night before that can be posted?

Hi Paul Opitz, hello, can I use this video on my channel? Any comment about what or where did this happen? Thanks and stay safe.

Johnny is such a wonderful man and a real pleasure to listen to.

1:05:33 - "Would you demonstrate your delay pedal ?".... Man, Jack is that dude.

Rick Beato, do yourself a favor and interview JP. He is one of the most undisputed, unaffected and underrated musicians of our times.

i think the cameraman is blind. if he moved over a bit, we wouldn't be looking at mic stands infront of both of their faces.

Jack Pearson's guitar playing is much like the river in the song. It just keeps on flowing. It don't worry about where it's going. It already knows where it's going; to the right place to sound great. His playing is very smooth, and he makes it appear so easy, and natural.

WOW Great Concert ! Of Course.

1st time hearing Phil on Bass 👍🙏☝🙌

That's got to be Phils Son , it sounds just like him.

All Right ! Love this Brother.

Does not get enough eyes on him this guy. Absolute monster player!!!

Thank you, Will. Very enjoyable video!Love it!!! I never forgot turning 13,(66) LOL🤣Always wanted to learn guitar, but not for me...love to listen, especially to blues! Started listening to you back in 90s "Axe to the Root"!