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00:00 What?
00:17 That Pedal Show
00:34 That Timmons Performance
02:32 Keeley Halo Pedal
02:58 Halo Demo
03:58 Timmons Performance 2
04:40 Masterclass / Floyd Rose
05:01 Timmons Perf Break Down
06:52 Perf Break Down B
08:18 Thanks For Watching

[andytimmonsguitar]

Tim Pierce!!!! I'm blown away by your kind words and your love of the Halo ❤🔥❤ Such an honor coming from you...I've been a huge fan for years!!

[neilrodin]

When I was 16 (54 now) Andy was at the University of Miami and he was my guitar teacher and helped me get into Berklee College of Music. Even way back then the chops, musicality, touch, passion, humility, THE EVERYTHING- was a revelation. It was so impressive I have tried and wanted to emulate that ever since and he defined it. So thankful for that time, and love the pedal.

[Mrthfret]

Not only is Andy Timmons a great guitarist, but he's also a great person. I reached out to him to thank him for a backing track he produced and he immediately replied to me. Such a nice guy. So humble to be such a great talent. Like another we all know. :) 🏆

[TheRealReTox]

Andy has so much feel, lots of space and emotion, his tone is stunningly good. One of my all time favorite guitarists. Heck of a nice guy too.

[omnipop]

That B section (1:47) is basically just the ending of 'No Other Love' by Jo Stafford. The part that goes "...let no other love know the wonder of your spell." And that makes perfect sense, since Andy has reportedly called this song his tribute to Chopin, and Chopin is the one who wrote the piece that 'No Other Love' was based on - Étude No. 3 in E, Op. 10. I think that's partly why it feels like this song was just "always there" (0:29). Granted, Andy adds a lot of his own tasty bits to it! Cheers.

[craiger]

Love the fretboard view while Andy was playing. Your reactions are priceless, and honestly your tone and the emotion in your playing during your breakdown/teaching us the song... moved me more than the original.

[Husabuse]

One of the most beautiful pieces of guitar, ever. Andy Timmons…the touch and feel…

[Weshopwizard]

I flat out love it when great music brings a tear. That’s the whole point.

[bryanh]

That song is called “Here Lies the Heart”. Sounds like it’ll be on an upcoming album 😊
He called it his tribute to Chopin. Love that song.

[marcanglin]

Andy's music has always had a "feel" quality to it that is unmatched in its' uniqueness, IMHO. And kudos to you, Tim, for recognizing him: I love how you remain in awe of great players, even though you are one of them, as well.

[Chris_Nouvelli]

I never once forgot how good Andy is, and what an influence he is to me and so many others. But, this piece of music on TPS was the stake in the ground to remind me “Oh yeh, that’s why I love the guy” I must’ve rewatched this entire episode half a dozen times, and that specific clip north of 30. Hauntingly beautiful.

[BANGKOKJUNGLE]

Can you believe how good Andy and Tim both are? Mindblowing talent and journeymen up there with the very greatest…🎸🎶🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[minkorrh]

I just love Andy's playing. I don't think there's anyone that makes me as emotional as he does with his playing.

[edgardblumer]

A king expressing his impressions and feelings about another king. My respect. Awesome pedal, super balanced and subtle yet with so many sound colors.

[dutelatte]

Andy Timmons should get even more recognition, I feel like many guitarists haven't found how beautiful his songs are yet.

[danthegeetarman]

Wow, love the real time guitar view! Great to actually see what’s being played. Amazing pedal too. And wow, when you’re so good at guitar you make people cry, that’s amazing

[Mudder]

It seems like Andy is one of those overlooked giants. I’ve listened to him since Danger Danger but when I mention him to others I get blank stares. Thanks for covering this.

[WilliamMcrea]

I got this pedal not to recreate anyone…but just to help me create. I am not a great guitar player even though I’ve been playing for over 40 years. What this did was unlock my sonic creativity. Of the 20+ delay pedals I’ve owned over the years…this is the first one that opened my heart and has lead me to build amazing guitar parts. Love it!

[lprb]

That AT slow piece is so beautiful - Yes 😢 I did too…. and his shredding is just awesome! He’s the complete player…

[peaceman]

I was zoned in to that BEAUTIFUL melody - i too, was in tears by the time AT finished... just incredible - nothing like a emotionally-moving melody. Great job in breaking it down, TP!!!!