Tommy Emmanuel Talks Maton Guitars (1 of 2)

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Tommy Emmanuel drops by the Acoustic Letter studio to talk with Tony Polecastro about sound check and his Maton guitars. This is part 1 of 2.

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The living grandmaster of the art of guitar music.

monkeseeaction

Tommy is a huge talent and such a humble guy. He's always willing to share his knowledge and himself. Live, he's a monster.

kirksings

Tony, this is still one of my favorite interviews you have ever done.

mishad

My first guitar at age 12 in 1967 was a Maton CW80/12 -- meaning a Country and Western 12 string. Big sound! Played folky stuff and sang in bistros for pocket money.

My second guitar at age 15 was a Maton Fyrebird, a solid body electric with a Bigsby tremolo arm. Pretty cool for a teenage boy to play pop and rock covers in mates' garages.

thedolphin

What a player and a person. One of my guitar heroes :)

Funkofon

It's been said by many...a true gentle soul.and a genius.. no more to say

theeaskey

Much love and respect, Tommy!!! Greetings from Bhutan. Cheers 👍👍👍

sunnytobgay

Good on you Acoustic Letter for promoting and talking about a brand that you don't carry. Shows a real dedication and respect for the artform. I play a '78 Maton FG100 and it's a killer guitar!

ImMadeinNZ

These two guitarists have knowledge, skill and grace on their offices: talking or playing his beloved guitar. Really good. Otamar de Carvalho, Brasília, DF, Brazil

otamardecarvalho

Wow, what an honor it must've been to play with Tommy Emmanuel :)

blakeb

Love Tommy Emmanuel. He's strickly unbelievable.

mikeoakley

When Tommy says the back of his guitar is made of maple, that's not the same family of woods most Europeans/Americans would recognise as maple. We would classify Queensland Maple as an Acacia, sonically its closer to Koa than European maple.

perrins

A wonderful interview with Tommy Emmanuel. His character is as vibrant as his guitar playing. He makes it easy for Tony because he has so much to share.

Teachering

We went to see Clapton at the Sydney Entertainment in the 1980s and guess who opened for him? It was Tommy and he blew Eric off. He was on an acoustic all alone and he was bloody amazing.He certainly hit me over the head that night.

Snakefinger