announcer: incredibly, you'll be receiving these 30 private-lesson dvds, keith's signature urban acoustic guitaritar and took it out of the case, i was convinced this was a $1,000, super-high-end acoustic guitar. >> ♪ it's gonna be a long, hot summer ♪ ♪ we should be together ♪ with your feet up on the dashboard now ♪ ♪ singing along with the radio ♪ it's such a beautiful sound >> the fact that keith put his name on this guitar -- it says a lot. >> it's awesome to see an artist want to provide a guitar that plays well and you don't have to spend a ton of money for it. >> if you've ever dreamed of playing the guitar, today is your day. we're going to be talking about the keith urban difference. it's a custom guitar and lesson series, a complete 50-piece package that's gonna change your life. so, let me introduce you -- the music icon who created this for you -- i'm so excited he's here -- keith urban! >> how are you, amy? >> i am fantastic. >> nice to see you again. >> well, thank you. i know you're incredibly busy. and you took time out of your busy tour to be with us today to talk about your am

announcer: incredibly, you'll be receiving these 30 private-lesson dvds, keith's signature urban acoustic guitarng you need to get started. these urban guitarists feel and sound so good that keith plays them on tour. >> sound just rings out. it's really awesome. >> announcer: with this 50-piece player guitar lesson package you now have everything you need to become the player you've always wanted to be. >> you get a world-class guitar, and i'm gonna teach you a new song every day for 30 days. i promise you you'll learn how to play the guitar in just 30 days. >> hi, everyone. we're live with keith urban as he's rehearsing for his big tour, but he's taking time out of his tour right now to share with us his 50-piece player guitar collection! let's take a listen. [ keith urban's "long hot summer" playing ] >> ♪ i can't sleep ♪ ain't no sleep a-coming ♪ i'm just lying here thinking 'bout you ♪ ♪ i'm in deep ♪ falling deep into the picture in my mind of everything we're gonna do ♪ >> i love this guitar. >> i love the color and the look of it. >> it has a really nice feel. it's very comfortable around

that's why i love the first person actor. >> rose: can you play acoustic guitar? >> i'm not a bad guitarist. i can play many styles -- jazz, folk i can play bad piano. i wouldn't mind being eric clapton or b.b. king but it's not that kind of guitar. to me, a guitar is something that helps pin down a song. it's a good instrument for songs because it holds down rhythm harmony and meldy at the same meld -- melody at the same time. >> rose: what's interesting about the conversation about guitar, lyrics song writing and music is i have a friend who's a brilliant writer who has a son and his son has been almost a prodigy at a series of things, really good at chess games and things like that. he now is in college and has become obsessed, which happened right before we went to college, with the guitar p. i thought that's a strange thing, to to be obsessed with the guitar, having excelled in so many things. and you helped me understand it. it's the complexity that gives you the great challenge. >> i don't know what kind of guitar he's interested in, but there is something

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i compose on acoustic guitar. it's my medium just like oils or watercolors.lucky because i'm living in the '90s where i can throw a tape recorder on and record whatever just came through me ♪ rebel is demising. ♪ and listen back to it later on and decide what do i want to piece together, you know, make a song. ♪ each pebble made by mountains. ♪ after you receive something you want to go with, at that point that's where the struggle comes in because it becomes even harder, at that point to have somebody sitting in front of you and still remain unattached from it because i continue at that point, to bring it into the world to birth it. as you raise a child it's not just the parents that raise the child it's the community around the child. so i'm always open to being shown ways to help that song grow. that's bringing it to the band. (dispirito) michael brings a musical idea to the group and everybody sort of puts their twist on it. maybe the groove should move a little over here, or maybe we should put a section in here that emphasizes this or maybe we should en

charlie: can you play an acoustic guitar? kazuo: i'm not a bad guitarist. play many styles -- jazz folk. i can play in weird tunings. blues. i can play bad piano. but, as i say, i'm not interested in being -- i wouldn't mind being eric clapton or bb king -- it's not that kind of guitar. for me, a guitar is something that helps pin down a song. it is a good instrument for songs because it holds down rhythm, harmony and melody at the same time. charlie: it is great to have you here. kazuo: it is lovely to be back. charlie: "the buried giant" is the title of the novel. kazuo ishiguro. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west.” we focus on innovations, technology and future of business. i'm cory johnson. here is a check of the top headlines. ed fed president william dudley said the timeliness of an interest rate hike will be data dependant and uncertain. >> the likely pass of short-term interest rates after liftoff is just as important as the timing of liftoff. here i anticipate a path will

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i play acoustic guitar and lead vocals.> i play the lead drum set. >> and we had joey fletcher on the guitar. >> we have been doing this,

they were here trying to get a permit they had issues with the sound as far as the piano and acoustic guitar they should be fine i set a level and so that should be fine i don't expect any further problems one issue at the pine diner i observed someone getting knocked out so i called the management and talked to management about the issue i wasn't sure if they had security he said they employ security i tell him they need to maybe put a fire under their security to make sure they can prevent that from happening i'll be happy to answer any questions i'll be happy to answer and go from there. >> thank you, very much. >> other public comment comments. >> oh, are there questions do you have questions. >> i have questions to the executive director buyout report on the vir so thank you very much i'm so existed to see this about the event that are listed is this a partial list or all of it. >> that was the list. >> with the big vents. >> that was the list that was put together by a group of people including the controller and myself and ben as the enclosure list as well rec and park and the concuss

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. >> they played their acoustic guitars in my office over years ago and i said you needed to come ond with us. maybe you are not those gnarly tattooed people that you see in sydney, but you will fit. journeys got behind them and did some marketing and give them a boost -- gave them a boost. that is what we're doing, giving these artists a boost to start their career. erik: how do you decide who goes on tour? back when you started, the ipod was just becoming a phenomenon. stephanie: blink 182 aphex twins. >> you are going deep. it is really the connection with the fans. we had such a connection with the fans, a week after the tour i still do it old school, i look at the t-shirts that the kids are wearing and then i need to see who we need to have the summer. we touch the fans, 125,000 kids give us their five choices of who they want to see after. if i get some of those bands, i can really expand the line up and make it as eclectic. it is not just a punk festival as it used to be. we have elements of edm hip-hop, lots of artists from india. we make it a millionaire but we tried to broa

acoustic show. just you, a bottle of wine and a guitar on a stool. >> rose, rose. >> jimmy: rose, of course, yes.dian. my dream is one day -- because i always do extravaganzas. they cost a billion dollars to make. they get carted around in nine planes. it drives my manager crazy. nobody makes any money. and then, sometimes i dream about simplicity. >> jimmy: yeah, but have you ever thought of doing stand-up? >> simplicity? >> jimmy: no, have you ever done stand-up comedy? >> i haven't. but i mean, well, i mean, one day i hope to. >> jimmy: you can do it now if you want to. >> really? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can come out through -- come out through the curtain. i'll introduce you. >> should i? >> jimmy: yeah. come out through the curtain. there's a mark there. [ cheers and applause ] >> will you guys laugh if my jokes suck? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers ] >> okay. all right, want to? >> jimmy: yeah, please. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] get a microphone. you got a microphone out there and everything. all right, great. okay. i'm going to reintroduce you as a

having acoustic proifrmz heard the applicant said he mentioned a dj and right we spoke about that that was like agree band you have musicians i don't consider that live music i think a life guitars and what not is where we were going with that base and drums as far as the dj stuff we talked about limiting the sound based on the entertainment and inspectors doing the sound check what decimal level is predicament for that and making sure because sound travels if it goes out of his venue take a walk around. >> if you would be okay that that specific conditions. >> and djs are live musicians. >> a dj is the last i looked was living and braektd therefore their alive (laughter). >> last i noticed. >> i wanted. >> but now you brought up my name cubic music with that corridor or market street and all the noise around van ness is not a viable way to do music it simply won't work and i don't think i mean, we, set a limitation on the amount fir terror and how much our inspectors we can ask our inspectors to go out and do that as a condition but which we don't normally do with limited live. >> acoustic music with not work i see a finger and you can't a.m. if i a finger and not a.m. if any,