April 30th, 2025
Homeskoolin’ Volume 434, Tom Bukovac, “The Hang”

00:00 - Classic Rock medley
05:04 - Lesson: Major IV into a minor iv
06:54 - ES-355 snarl
08:58 - Phone case
09:20 - VCB (Viewer Comment Bin) / PHone trick
10:43 - Jim Strange on truss rod cover
11:21 - J. Geils Band gig and quiet P90s
12:28 - Lesson: "The hang" / Personality mixture
15:13 - Multivox Big Jam Distortion pedal
17:10 - Hardy (Country)
17:20 - Coming home from work and drink a beer with Homeskoolin' / Being bought and sold
20:35 - Paul Blart Mall Cop
21:35 - '60 Fender Telecaster / Grand Ole Opry
23:29 - '64 Fender Telecaster
Notes
Uncle Larry gets into the some VCB at a depth that few people have ever come back from.
These iPhone cases rule
Look at this product I found on google.com https://g.co/kgs/iMSnGpb
April 29th, 2025
Homeskoolin’ Volume 433, Tom Bukovac, “Strange Days Indeed”

00:00 - Gibson ES-355 bench video
01:10 - '63 Fender Telecaster / '59 Gibson Junior
02:05 - '59 Gibson ES-355 / Truss rod cover (engraved plaque
03:27 - Playing
04:38 - Bigsby
08:50 - '64 Fender Telecaster Custom
09:29 - Playing
Notes
Uncle Larry shows you a couple recent projects…one just beginning, and one just ending ….
Thank you for your continued support of the channel friends
April 28th, 2025
Homeskoolin’ Volume 432, Tom Bukovac, “Mink Tweed”

00:00 - Hot P90 through Fender Tweed Deluxe
01:57 - Fender Tweed Deluxe
03:03 - Volume on 3 / Being in tune on '59
03:36 - Volume on 2
04:02 - Volume on 1.5
04:55 - Volume even lower
05:34 - Fender Telecaster Custom
06:13 - Wacken Festival with Ann Wilson
07:17 - Volume on anemic
07:31 - Volume on 2
07:46 - Volume on 3
07:54 - Volume on 4
08:06 - Crossroads movie with Ralph Macchio and Steve Vai
08:45 - Back to the Junior / If the last guitar sound I ever had / Playing
09:40 - Lesson: Double bends
14:26 - '59 Gibson Les Paul Junior in tune
15:24 - Music City Bridge Stud Finder
Notes
Uncle Larry gives it to ya straight about the timeless greatness of the fender tweed deluxe
An amplifier that EVERY guitar player should own
April 27th, 2025
Homeskoolin’ Volume 431, Tom Bukovac, “Hazy Hot Brazilian Slabs”

00:00 - Ole buddy Rick
02:07 - '60 Fender Telecaster Custom / Glazer saddles
02:32 - LiquiSlide / Don't be a dick if you want someone to come to your funeral
04:39 - VCB (Viewer Comment Bin) / What 'wear' do you like on strings?
05:24 - Drummers with too much dampening on kick drum
06:03 - Flatwounds on a Precision Bass / Dead strings
09:13 - Middle sounds on the Les Paul Goldtop / Price of old guitars sucks
11:15 - Bench videos
11:48 - Harmony H22 bass
13:25 - Slab board
16:32 - Van Halen - Unchained
Notes
Uncle Larry restrings a Golden Age Of Fullerton classic and answers some recent VCB....
i don't know why this video is a bit "hazy"....but it reminds me of a foggy cleveland fall morning
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April 26th, 2025
Homeskoolin’ Volume 430, Tom Bukovac, “Neckrestphilia”

00:00 - Hello, friends / Neck rests
02:25 - LiquiSlides
03:40 - Harmony H22 bass / Fender Precision Bass - Lake Placid Blue
05:18 - Stalker Guy
07:32 - VCB (Viewer Comment Bin) / Favorite all-time artists / Beatles & David Bowie
14:47 - Different styles of music
21:00 - Stretching out the strings
24:14 - Tuning
25:05 - Playing through Fender Tweed Deluxe amp / Stalker Guy
26:32 - PAFs
Notes
Uncle Larry proudly shows off his extensive collection of neck rests…
We are closing in on the 120K subscriber mark my dear friends…thank you for your generous support of the channel and for helping bring chords back to music
April 25th, 2025
Homeskoolin’ Volume 429, Tom Bukovac, “No Singer Left Behind”

00:00 - Acoustic playing
02:26 - Hi, friends! / Working
04:46 - Helping others make records
06:03 - Gibson J-200 / Recording mojo / Changed out bridge
08:05 - Nashville resources
09:11 - Donnie Iris - Ah Leah / Producer Mark Avsec
13:46 - Keith Whitley - Don't Close Your Eyes / Transcendentally out of tune / Garth Fundis
18:25 - Pro Tools
22:36 - Working on something truly unique / Freddy Mercury
24:55 - Pet Sematary (movie)
25:54 - Vince Gill / Jedd Hughes
Notes
Uncle Larry lays out the AGE OLD moral dilemma of that dark world where technology, creativity and music meet.
April 23rd, 2025
Homeskoolin’ Bonus Jam “Feet…And Dots Of Clay”

00:00 - Blues
03:19 - Checking in and thanks / Brett Papa
04:28 - Guitar is screaming through Deluxe
06:30 - Playing: Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild
06:45 - Pool cleaners
Notes
Uncle Larry with some altered blooze on a 63 tele...and a reminder of the upcoming subscription course that is on the horizon
April 21st, 2025
Homeskoolin' Volume 428, Tom Bukovac, "The Illusion Of Time"

00:00 - Some tricky guitar swinging
02:28 - Hey friends! / Playing and singing
03:50 - Hi friends! Take two / Josh Rawlings
04:57 - Gibson J-50
05:51 - Session fuzz bass
06:28 - The Beatles - The Word odd things in the song / "What Makes This Song Weird?"
07:22 - Minor chord over the major chord
08:30 - The bass part
08:49 - Minor vocals
09:07 - The time changes
11:52 - Out of time, but together
13:49 - '56 Gibson J-50 and cool story Keith Whitley
15:44 - Thanks / Eddie Van Halen guitar
17:19 - Sometimes leave the guitar alone
Notes
Uncle Larry talks about time...and great things from Britain...and Kalamazoo...
Editors note...sorry the audio clips from the rubber soul record are "a bit bright" as we like to say in the studio hahaa
April 14th, 2025
Homeskoolin’ “A Heartwarming Human Interest Story”

00:00 - Four Leaf Clover revoice and mixture or good tunes
03:26 - Leo Ellis and getting his pedalboard back!
06:17 - Brett Papa / Dan Huff
07:00 - Playing
Notes
There are still good people out there friends
Stand up and take a bow Larry Goetz
April 12th, 2025
Homeskoolin’ Bonus Jam “Enter Mr. Sandman”

00:00 - Revoicing Mr. Sandman
Notes
Uncle Larry wistfully reviews some fairly common classic Western Swing “rhythm changes” with a hint of Desert Soul