Raw Talent is the Improv Song Series brought to you by Nickel Bronze from D’Addario. We give artists made-up song titles, ask them to write a song on the spot, and capture what comes out naturally. No filters. No frills. Just real, raw talent.
In this episode, the Gibson Brothers are given the line “you’re the yin to my yang.”
Watch all our new videos first by subscribing to our YouTube channel.
Get info on your favorite gear, artists and more: daddario.com
Like D’Addario on Facebook
Follow D’Addario on Twitter
Check out our Instagram photos
 |
The Mastersons: “Truck Stop Sushi” | D’Addario Raw TalentThe husband-and-wife duo writes a song on the spot, given nothing but the title as a starting place. Read More |
 |
Courtney Hartman: “Low Power Mode” | D’Addario Raw TalentThe guitarist and songwriter writes a song on the spot, given nothing but the title as a starting place. Read More |
 |
John Oates: “Squeaky Wheel” | D’Addario Raw TalentJohn Oates writes a song on the spot, given nothing but the title as a starting place. Read More |
|
John Oates: “Anytime” | D’Addario 615 SessionsJohn Oates and his band play a song first recorded in 1924 by Emmet Miller, and made popular in the 1940s by Eddy Arnold. Read More |
 |
Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley: “Georgia on a Fast Train” | D’AddarioThe celebrated guitar and dobro duo stopped by D’Addario’s showcase at Folk Alliance and played a rousing version of this Billy Joe Shaver song. Read More |
 |
D’Addario Presents Liying ZhuD'Addario Foundation presents classical guitarist Liying Zhu performing El Ultimo Tremolo by Augustín Barrios Mangoré. Read More |
 |
Sungha Jung Plays “Take Five”ELIXIR Strings artist Sungha Jung plays a fingerstyle guitar arrangement of Dave Brubeck's “Take Five.” Read More |
 |
Bruce Molsky Live | Elderly InstrumentsPeghead Nation instructor and multi-instrumentalist performs for Elderly's Living Room Sessions. Read More |
 |
Amythyst Kiah: “Firewater” | Martin Museum SessionsThe songwriter and multi-instrumentalist performs an original song live in the Martin Museum, on a 1942 Martin D-45. Read More |
 |
Jonathan McReynolds: “People” | Martin Museum SessionsThe songwriter plays his original song, which debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Gospel Music chart. Read More |
