Jon Gomm is an acoustic singer-songwriter with an incredible virtuoso guitar style, where he uses one acoustic guitar to create drum sounds, basslines and sparkling melodies all at the same time, and combining styles from blues and jazz to rock and pop. The emphasis is still on the soulful vocals and songwriting however, and his original material is influenced by everything from Robert Johnson to Radiohead.

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7 thoughts on “Jon Gomm Master Class”

  1. richie stewart
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    this guy sucks.

    ^ how i feel about myself after watching this.

  4. Bryant Beltran
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    The wobbling is because of post-process image stabilization. You can see the Tech logo in the top right dancing around because of it. It keeps Jon’s guitar stable so we can see what he’s doing, but distorts the background. Still though, great vid.

  5. Jordan Rutledge
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    It must be the rubber pencil illusion…Or the video is actually on acid; the neck on his guitar and the mic stand are bending.

  7. Matt Hammond
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    Is the camera tracking the guitar, so the guitar is always in the same place relative to the frame, or am I drunk?

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