Thank you so much for posting this, and putting this site together! I have always wanted to watch this documentary and have never been able to find it. Thank you!!!

What a humble man. Thank you for that wonderful insight into those beautiful guitars. It would be equally satisfying to hear the stories behind the amps.

The best ever…and a great dude on top of that. Mike’s the reason I picked up a guitar yrs sgo

Thank you. Priceless insight and sentiment. Mike is the consummate perfectionist whose humility is rare and whose talent is underrated and beyond legendary. Not sure he realizes that musicians of his caliber are in deed cherished. Thank you for taking the time do this thoughtful show.

What a great series! Thank you so much for archiving this wonderful history. Mike Campbell is a real gentleman. He invites the viewer into his home and shares such interesting back stories on all those marvelous guitars. I will watch this again and again.

What a treat to see Mike at home with his guitars, studio, pets etc etc. Such a genuine guy.

Oh WOW !!

Very nice to hear this story from Mike! Did this solo happen before Mike laying down the Full Monn Fever song ‘I Won’t Back Down’ slide things? Very much like Georges solo on his and Tom’s ‘Cheer Down’. Obviously this is before ‘Into The Great Wide Open’ and ‘Learning To Fly’ slides. Also similar to what Mike did for Robin Zander’s ‘I’ve Always Got You’. All these slide things to me sounds really similar but reeeeeaaaaaally gooood! 🙂

This is what set these guys apart from every other band- they understood that the song is the foundation, and they were completely in service to each song they played. No ego. If someone else could play the solo that fitted the song best, there was no question that was who should play it. Mike is truly one of the best but most humble and self-effacing guitar players ever. He really can play anything beautifully, with deep emotion and spirituality.

What a great guy.

Well well, that’s a great video. I love the Mojo album, it’s been a real favorite of mine lately. I play a little music myself and it’s really something else to hear the maestro Mike Campbell have a little chat about his lovely Les Paul guitar.
Thanks PettyTube.