Jamie Robinson gives a random Tuesday the Firebird treatment
His only new upload is an original instrumental, with viewers asking about the wah pedal and calling for an album.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Random Tuesday Composition 🎸 #originalmusic #guitarist #guitarplayer #gibsonguitars
Jamie Robinson starts with rhythm chords and finishes with a smile, a chuckle and a reach to switch off the camera. Between those moments, his sunburst Gibson Firebird gets a full instrumental workout: melodic leads, accented riffs, a returning hook and a closing solo full of fast runs and high bends.
"Random Tuesday Composition 🎸 #originalmusic #guitarist #guitarplayer #gibsonguitars" was his only upload this week, reaching roughly 10,000 views. There is no spoken introduction, just Robinson playing over a backing track of drums, bass and keys, with vocal backing joining the arrangement along the way.
The comments offer a musician's listening session of their own. Viewers pick out the melody choices and backing track, ask which wah pedal he uses and imagine a slightly crunchier guitar tone. One renews the request for an album; another owns a guitar in the same finish and wonders how to coax Robinson's sound out of it.
The strongest daily attention, though, belongs to his earlier half-step-down tuning clip, which has passed 300,000 views. His Megadeth "Tornado Of Souls" solo cover and the new-guitar test built around Metallica's "Master Of Puppets" are also among the uploads carrying momentum.
Robinson added subscribers over the week, and daily views are running modestly above his usual pace. Nearby in the rock-and-band neighborhood, Sleep Theory had a substantially larger week for views, while Parkway Drive and Death Cab for Cutie also drew larger weekly audiences. Robinson's new contribution was more intimate: an original tune, a Firebird and no introduction needed.
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What viewers say
Random? That's spectacular! On top of that, the Firebird is one of the most beautiful guitars ever developed. Question, Jamie: the wah you're using is tremendous. What wah pedal is it, if I may ask?
@AmpStakSee it on YouTubeWhewwww! My favorite video from you yet. This is just so good and I’m loving the bird. I have one the same finish that I call “Smokey”. Now to see if I can get Smokey to “sound like you!” lol.
@smc8144See it on YouTubeAh. May. Zing. 🎸
Can’t wait for Wednesday.@JZ142See it on YouTube
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I love the backing track!
@masksSTILLdontworkSee it on YouTubeAwesome job and great note and melody choices!
@gregmiller9238See it on YouTubeWould sooo love to hear that beauty on edge of breakup. Just a little crunch
@marcop1587See it on YouTubeIf enough people complain every time Jamie posts a composition that he needs to release an album, maybe he will.
@MtBiker77See it on YouTubeThis guitar is a work of art
@amrgamal9531See it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Jamie Robinson right now
- Channel
- Jamie Robinson
- Subscribers
- 301,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 508,311
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 4, 2026
- Video views so far
- 10,345
- Views on its first day
- 5,799
The numbers
Here is how Jamie Robinson's audience moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which band originally recorded "Master Of Puppets," covered in Robinson's new-guitar test?
The video's description identifies the performance as a guitar solo cover of Metallica's "Master Of Puppets."




