Glen Campbell - Terrific Solo Performance - A Thing Called Love + Neat Lil Guitar Solo

EDIT: Look at that beard. Heck yeah.
Anywho, after enough time I've actually gathered the names of everyone sitting with Glen here thanks to all the awesome people in the comments!

From left to right, The Host - Michael Parkinson, The Legend - Glen Campbell, The Comedy Writer - Jeremy Lloyd, The Comedian - Billy Connolly

Really a solid group of guests who, to the surprise of some, actually have some pretty great chemistry! I can definitely recommend watching the full interview linked in this description, a second episode of the show with all of them would've been awesome!
Really, thanks for watching, talking with fellow Glen fans in the comments has been great!


Original Description:
So this definitely isn't my normal kind of upload, and I'll definitely be back on something more my style tomorrow, but this performance from Glen has been living in my head completely rent-free for nearly a month now, and the video I found it on doesn't even mention that he played these things in the title, and if you ask me this is the star of the show right here, not the performance of Rhinestone Cowboy he did with an entire band, this is where it is at man, just Glen and his guitar. I love it so much, check out that near impeccable hybrid picking, or the amazing little triad licks he does, or a certain little Jerry Reed lick you might recognize from another certain little banger of Glen's, also a little bit of jump cuts because why not to capture the humor of this little talk show thing, I really recommend watching the full thing if you find yourself enjoying this as much as I did, it's a nice little talk show thing and they talk about some neat stuff, just wish they talked more about how he learned guitar, getting into gypsy jazz and discovering Django as his guitar master, but whaddya gonna do!

We still got just Glen and his guitar! It's always either in the church or on a british broadcast like this lol

Welp, I think I've rambled enough for this, editing this made me think what if I did more YouTube nonsense with Glen to capture more of his comedic side, idk, that's for another day, let's just enjoy this great little thing for now.

Also, what the heck is that solo from anyways?!? Kinda sounds like Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me, but I think I would recognize it more if that was the case, because man, is that a hell of a song.

Love it.

Oh yeah, here's this link to the original video lol:    • Glen Campbell Sings "Rhinestone Cowboy" & ...  

From the distant year 1981.

Love ya Glen.