Outstanding analysis video! Charlie Starr is a friggn’ badass! If there were any justice in this world, BlackBerry Smoke would be headlining large arenas!
I mean NO disrespect to Whiskey, but he has a way to go guys. I’m enthusiastic in his ability and song writing but come on…..he has to build up a backlog before remotely being considered to be at this level.
I'm so glad you featured this band! The first time I heard "One Horse Town" I ran home and learned the progression in minutes, purely through inspiration. I worked out my own solo apart from the original, and felt really good about my endeavor. I still play the song and I am grateful for the spur that was dug into my side👍Thanks Michael P.!!!!!!!!
Do yourself a favor and find the live versions of this song! They take it to a new level incorporating classic songs from Led Zepplin, Black Sabbath, Allman Brothers and the Beetles to name a few. This song ends their show and it is the best closing song that I have heard and seen to date and I have been to over 350 concerts. Seen these guys 78 times and they have NEVER disappointed. Great musicians and great people!
@@jwilsonhandmadeknives2760 Michael Anthony was the bassist for Van Halen and is known for his poignant harmonies as well as his bass playing. Listen to Van Halen's Jamie's Cryin' when you get a chance and you'll see what we mean.
Please Check out Tash Sultana : jungle. She was an australian street performer (busker) who recorded this Song in her bedroom and became famous pretty much over night with this one song!
Hey Michael, i love your content man!! I wish you would check out turnpike troubadours or Charley Crockett. For turnpike I’d listen to good lord lorrie and for Charley I’d listen to Jamestown ferry. Thanks!
I knew that the guys from BBS are friends of Chris and Rich, but didn't know Chris named the band, that's awesome. Blackberry Smoke is my favorite southern rock band from the 00's and Black Crowes is on my top 3 all time favorite bands
Yes he did AND Benji Shanks whom worked with the Black Crows is now in the band and I saw Benji and Charlie live just before the pandemic, it was smaller venues and just the 2 with guitars and it was AWESOME...
If you havent seen them live.. its a must! They are better live then on the album..! Never pass up the opportunity to see them when they roll through your town
Awesome!! BBS has been my fav modern band since 2009. Got to finally see them in 18 on the outlaw country cruise ( went to all their shows on the ship, 1 full acoustic) as well as meet them . Charlie is a very humble and cool cat. I just loved them from the first time I heard them...rock/blues/country/soul all mixed together....thats my thing for sure!!!!! Thanks for doing this vid. Open G accompanied by standard....what a full sound and tone👍🏻😉👍🏻
I was finally gonna see these guys in March here in Kitchener. The show got cancelled 2 hours before. Thanks COVID. They rescheduled for this November. Now that one got postponed till next October.
Charlie grey "starr" is from same town as I . He's a phenomenal singer songwriter guitarist. His father is too. His dad plays locally here time to time.
Charlie.. What city is he from? I grew up in Cobb and Fulton counties in the great state of Georgia.... From 1971 till 1989... Great year for Georgia sports this year.... Love my Braves.... Went to my first Braves game in 1968. 300+ games in the old Fulton County Stadium. Plus Falcons, Hawks and Flames. Atlanta was the stop for EVERY band during the '70s. Sweet, magical memories. #RIPGREGGRVZ
Charlie.. What city is he from? I grew up in Cobb and Fulton counties in the great state of Georgia.... From 1971 till 1989... Great year for Georgia sports this year.... Love my Braves.... Went to my first Braves game in 1968. 300+ games in the old Fulton County Stadium. Plus Falcons, Hawks and Flames. Atlanta was the stop for EVERY band during the '70s. Sweet, magical memories. #RIPGREGGRVZ
To continue my whine. They played so F’n loud in Mobile that I had to leave. Hell Im a rock guitarist and it was abusive. So sad they and the sound man ruined our night. So much talent, but hard to enjoy at 11.
BBS are incredible. Had seen them before, but saw them in Ottawa in March 2020 the day before the world shut down. I think I went to the last concert ever ! Haha. Thanks Michael, great breakdown.
I love how this channel always brings me music I’d otherwise probably never hear! The service of EXPOSURE you provide is invaluable! If I’m ever in the right place to take your guitar courses, I will... But the react videos are my happy place! If I never pick up an instrument, your interpretation of songs will keep me in the creative space amid whatever distractions life brings me!!!! Thank you for these videos!! They are a tremendous bright spot for so many of us!
@@jimmi3376 I had heard them mentioned in passing, and seen a few random links but hadn't been properly introduced. They're fantastic. There's tons of music we miss and Michael is definitely helping to fill the void.
400 of those 900 were probably from me! haha, I heard this roughly 3 years ago. The melody, the lyrics and vibe in general made this one of my all time favourites! . It's a 527 ft home run IMO, This one really hits home. "One horse town" is on that list as well. When I play this, it takes me to a whole other place. Thanks brother cheers!
Yea this dude is my fave ! Extremely talented an a one of a kind guitar instructor ! In my book he is one of the very best at both worlds 🌎 thank you for what you do for all of us future good guitar players !!
Can you please please do Teenesse by Eric Steckel Live July 15 by Eric Steckel. I would love too see your reaction. He is amazing 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
If you haven't reacted to The Steel Woods yet, you should! I'd recommend maybe "Rock That Says My Name" or their cover of "Whipping Post", but anything really! Their guitar player Jason "Rowdy" Cope just passed away. He used to play Jamey Johnson. They are SOOOO good!
I got my tickets for the concert in May at The Shed in Maryville Tennessee, this will be my first BBS concert and I can't freaking wait! Thank you for posting this.
RIP Britt Turner, he was such a great drummer. I know they'll find somebody adequate to take his place, but BlackBerry smoke just won't be the same without both Turner brothers.
I love Blackberry Smoke What Guitar tuning are Charlie Starr using? Blackberry Smoke - Flesh and Bone (from Homecoming: Live in Atlanta) th-cam.com/video/AcIvY2FpSmY/w-d-xo.html
My son was a drug addict & only alive by the grace of God & a needle full of Narcan. I heard this song at work. I was literally crying at my desk. That was 4 or 5 years ago. Since then, he's straightened out & working hard. Now I'm the addict. Addicted to BBS.
What Does "Rode Hard and Put Away Wet" Mean? The expression "rode hard and put away wet" refers to a person who looks worn out or unwell. "Ridden hard and put up wet" is another variation on the same phrase. The expression originates from the southern and western United States. The first use of the term is uncertain; it was already in relatively widespread use by the mid-20th century. The phrase itself is derived from horseback riding. When a horse is forced to run quickly, it works up a sweat. Before being put back into the stable, it should be allowed to cool down by walking the last part of its journey. Even after arrival, it may need to be allowed to walk a bit more to cool down. The rider should remove saddles and other tack and give the horse a small amount of water. Once the horse is somewhat rested, the rider or groom rubs the horse down before returning it to the stable. Horses that do not receive this treatment can suffer from a number of complaints. Chills and muscle stiffness can result from being left damp. Horses also frequently become bad-tempered and resentful if left untended. By analogy, then, a person who is "rode hard and put away wet" seems ill-conditioned, tired out and unhappy, much like a horse that has undergone the same treatment. The expression also has a secondary meaning implying that the person has been neglected or mistreated. The phrase can be used to refer to a single instance of this appearance in the case of a person who has had a tiring and difficult experience. It can also refer to a person who habitually appears weary and disheveled, such as an insomniac. In some cases, it can even be a compliment, describing someone whose rugged appearance testifies to his or her toughness and endurance. The phrase "rode hard and put away wet" is common in popular culture. Country and western singer and comedian Tennessee Ernie Ford used it as a catch phrase in the 1950s and pop-punk band Diesel Boy used the phrase as an album title in 2001. Actors June Raphael and Casey Wilson named their two-woman comedy show "Rode Hard and Put Away Wet." Due to the popularity of some other euphemisms involving riding, some people incorrectly assume that the phrase has a sexual connotation. As a result, it also appeared as the title of an adult film in 1998.
You don’t have to review it, but I know your taste and appreciation for solid stuff so watch their live video of “Southern Child” from Capricorn studios in Macon. Jimmy Hall joins them.
Try this. Stumbled on this way way down the you tube list. Stick with it. Dont need to review it, thats not what I'm asking. Just listen to it. Search : Brass Against - The Pot (Tool Cover) ft. Sophia Urista
Micheal you need to check out David Grisman and Jerry Garcia playing The Thrill is Gone at Warfield Theater. Even if you don't do a video on it please watch it. Sir Grisman's solo at 4:30 is incredible. th-cam.com/video/CZCIGU4DVpE/w-d-xo.html
I could not agree more that simplicity is huge with writing music. If you play, you've most likely played tons of covers, and what do you notice?... well, what I notice is that acoustic / unplugged versions of even the most highly produced songs are just simple, but effective chord progressions. Some of my most favorite songs are just F, G,C songs, or A,D,G songs, etc... They say country songs are "3 chords and the truth." Totally true! And, I'd say blues, folk, and rock could say the same sentiment. Nothing at all wrong with simple. Love it!
Would love to see something a little different for the channel I think. Would love to see you do Jason Isbell doing an “American Girl” cover th-cam.com/video/ZVVzsyUU02Q/w-d-xo.html or Jason Isbell joining Wilco on stage for “California Stars” th-cam.com/video/Mi9l10pzMeI/w-d-xo.html . Both are great songs and great versions with some great vocals and solos!!!! Channel is awesome
I saw Blackberry Smoke live and was blown away. I describe them as one of the most "professional" sounding bands I've ever heard.
Outstanding analysis video! Charlie Starr is a friggn’ badass! If there were any justice in this world, BlackBerry Smoke would be headlining large arenas!
Charlie,Paul,Brandon, brothers Bret,and Richard,and growing have paid their dues. Just good clean fun, feel good songs who NEVER DISAPPOINT ❤️
Kinda like a bluesy redneck Beatles...we all love them.
Make me feel the rhythm in the service of the melody. Mr. Britt on the bass guitar knocks it out of the park on this song.
I love this song
finally!!!!!! charlie starr is a legend! seen them 14 times and counting. highly recommend catching a show if you have not.
These guys and Whiskey Myers are keeping the southern rock alive 🤘
Hear Hear!
💯
I mean NO disrespect to Whiskey, but he has a way to go guys. I’m enthusiastic in his ability and song writing but come on…..he has to build up a backlog before remotely being considered to be at this level.
Can't get enough of these guys
I'm so glad you featured this band! The first time I heard "One Horse Town" I ran home and learned the progression in minutes, purely through inspiration. I worked out my own solo apart from the original, and felt really good about my endeavor. I still play the song and I am grateful for the spur that was dug into my side👍Thanks Michael P.!!!!!!!!
I love his voice
I've yet to hear a bad blackberry smoke song! Spread, like and share the smoke!!
I concur..great band..well rehearsed..
Do yourself a favor and find the live versions of this song! They take it to a new level incorporating classic songs from Led Zepplin, Black Sabbath, Allman Brothers and the Beetles to name a few. This song ends their show and it is the best closing song that I have heard and seen to date and I have been to over 350 concerts. Seen these guys 78 times and they have NEVER disappointed. Great musicians and great people!
If the Allman Brothers and The Black Crows had a child it would be Blackberry Smoke! Great band!
I've seen them a bunch of times...killer show every time!
for me the absolut best song from blackberry smoke! I LOVE IT!!
Love the "Michael Anthony" harmonies...
Yes!! Damn I wish I thought of that during the video.
Michael Palmisano i don’t get it. please explain this to us non-musicians who don’t have the ear you guys have!
@@jwilsonhandmadeknives2760 Michael Anthony was the bassist for Van Halen and is known for his poignant harmonies as well as his bass playing. Listen to Van Halen's Jamie's Cryin' when you get a chance and you'll see what we mean.
One of my favorite tunes of theirs. I think of that intro with the floaty F as Bbmaj7 -> Am7 -> G rather than F -> C -> G. Great vibe either way!
Love this song so much. Simple isn't a bad thing!!!!
Simple opinion: I love how you break down songs.
Woohoo! Blackberry Smoke is done... now its time for some Rival Sons! :)
Yup...Rival Sons are insanely great. Best hard rock band in two decades...love love love them.
^^^
up the road is one of there most powerfull songs acoustic
My new favourite channel
This could pass as Lt. Dan's theme song
At 8:05, I thought I heard AIC '"River of Deceit"
Hi Michael! Love the channel. Any chance of some Monte Montgomery? Any song would be great but "When Will I" has a killer solo.
Thanks!
Thank you God for creating open G!
Hey man, know I’ve said this before but I would LOVE a reaction to an Ian Noe video. Another unique Kentucky talent
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Check out Ohio’s greatest jam band Ekoostik Hookah! So many amazing original songs, Loner, Backwoods rose, many many more. Keep up the great work!
Please Check out Tash Sultana : jungle.
She was an australian street performer (busker) who recorded this Song in her bedroom and became famous pretty much over night with this one song!
Need to see a reaction to help on the way/slipknot by the dead!
Did you do ine on john gomm? Craaazy
Hey Michael, i love your content man!! I wish you would check out turnpike troubadours or Charley Crockett. For turnpike I’d listen to good lord lorrie and for Charley I’d listen to Jamestown ferry. Thanks!
Richard Turner the bass player and Brit turner the drummer are brothers
Jon gomm passionflower. That dude tunes his guitar mid song!!!
Love the content
I like Blackberry Smoke better acoustic than electic ! They are awesome ! "One Horse Town" or "Ain't Got the Blues" !
Please Please please please do almost any Gojira.
Whiskey meyers
If you’re going with Black Berry Smoke, you need to hear “Good One Coming On” or “One Horse Town”.
Agree - Good one coming on - would be great 👍🏻
Can't go wrong with any BBS song.
Up In Smoke
I’d love to see a free on the wing breakdown! 👌🔥👌
There all good!!! Lol
Whiskey meyers
Charlie Starr is a certified badass.
absolutely brother!
That is a very true statement. He’s as bad as they come.
Yea, he's amazing.
Have become addicted to these fellas,supreme songwriting foresure!
I love Blackberry Smoke! Smashed the like button before the vid even started.
Charlie Starr never disappoints.
Blackberry smoke are the absolute best
Chris Robinson helped in naming Blackberry Smoke. Cool Georgia shit
I knew that the guys from BBS are friends of Chris and Rich, but didn't know Chris named the band, that's awesome. Blackberry Smoke is my favorite southern rock band from the 00's and Black Crowes is on my top 3 all time favorite bands
Yes he did AND Benji Shanks whom worked with the Black Crows is now in the band and I saw Benji and Charlie live just before the pandemic, it was smaller venues and just the 2 with guitars and it was AWESOME...
Finally ! My favourite band !!
If you havent seen them live.. its a must! They are better live then on the album..! Never pass up the opportunity to see them when they roll through your town
Yessss blackberry smoke!!! Been waiting for you to do these guys!
Blackberry Smoke never disappoints. You should check out "Ain't Got the Blues." Thanks for covering one of my favorite bands.
BlackBerry smoke is my favourite band. Nice to see you do one of their tunes. “Up in smoke” is a good one.
Do. BlackBerry smoke Waiting for the thunder on the Jools Holland show 👍
I literally play this song as loud as my giant system in the basement allows me to. My favorite of theirs. Thank God you are doing this one!!!
Have you ever checked out justin johnston , an wicked slide player,
Love him!!!!!
That guy could play twine tied tight between two trees and make it sound good.
Yeah !!! Blackberry smoke !!!
they hve so many good songs
one horse town is my favorite
Awesome!! BBS has been my fav modern band since 2009. Got to finally see them in 18 on the outlaw country cruise ( went to all their shows on the ship, 1 full acoustic) as well as meet them . Charlie is a very humble and cool cat. I just loved them from the first time I heard them...rock/blues/country/soul all mixed together....thats my thing for sure!!!!!
Thanks for doing this vid. Open G accompanied by standard....what a full sound and tone👍🏻😉👍🏻
A favorite band. A favorite song. And thanks for your comments on the bass at the end. It was THIS song that convinced me to become a bass player.
Alright you just got even cooler!!! BBS are amazing live !!!!!!
Oh man ... love this ... greetings from Austria ( i discovered BBS with the „Bad luck ain’t no crime” and love that sound 😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 ) Thanks 🙏🏻
That's an old album. Before Brandon joined the band. You need to experience this band live if possible, especially at The Shed.
I was finally gonna see these guys in March here in Kitchener. The show got cancelled 2 hours before. Thanks COVID. They rescheduled for this November. Now that one got postponed till next October.
Charlie grey "starr" is from same town as I . He's a phenomenal singer songwriter guitarist. His father is too. His dad plays locally here time to time.
Charlie.. What city is he from? I grew up in Cobb and Fulton counties in the great state of Georgia.... From 1971 till 1989... Great year for Georgia sports this year.... Love my Braves.... Went to my first Braves game in 1968. 300+ games in the old Fulton County Stadium. Plus Falcons, Hawks and Flames. Atlanta was the stop for EVERY band during the '70s. Sweet, magical memories. #RIPGREGGRVZ
Charlie.. What city is he from? I grew up in Cobb and Fulton counties in the great state of Georgia.... From 1971 till 1989... Great year for Georgia sports this year.... Love my Braves.... Went to my first Braves game in 1968. 300+ games in the old Fulton County Stadium. Plus Falcons, Hawks and Flames. Atlanta was the stop for EVERY band during the '70s. Sweet, magical memories. #RIPGREGGRVZ
@@ARTll-zy1cp Lanett, Al ... Chambers county
@@CharlieRootsMusic i have a friend that lives there. I thought he was from Ga?
@@ARTll-zy1cp he lives in Carrollton area nowadays but he was raised and his og family resides in Lanett
I would love it if you would do something by The Avett Brothers. Probably start with Murder in the City.
I'm really liking the "you hear Georgia" !
Yes!!!! Love BBS
To continue my whine. They played so F’n loud in Mobile that I had to leave. Hell Im a rock guitarist and it was abusive. So sad they and the sound man ruined our night. So much talent, but hard to enjoy at 11.
Another great band that I probably would not have been exposed to. Nice work, everybody!
GO RAVENS!
BBS are incredible. Had seen them before, but saw them in Ottawa in March 2020 the day before the world shut down. I think I went to the last concert ever ! Haha. Thanks Michael, great breakdown.
I love how this channel always brings me music I’d otherwise probably never hear! The service of EXPOSURE you provide is invaluable! If I’m ever in the right place to take your guitar courses, I will... But the react videos are my happy place! If I never pick up an instrument, your interpretation of songs will keep me in the creative space amid whatever distractions life brings me!!!! Thank you for these videos!! They are a tremendous bright spot for so many of us!
Ever hear this one?
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if you have never heard of bbs you need to get out more often! great live band!
@@jimmi3376 I had heard them mentioned in passing, and seen a few random links but hadn't been properly introduced. They're fantastic. There's tons of music we miss and Michael is definitely helping to fill the void.
Well said
Please check out “Honey Jar” by The Wood brothers. I’d recommend the video where they do it live at the telefunken studio.
One of my favorites since I heard them a few years ago
this just about the perfect song!!!!!!!
400 of those 900 were probably from me! haha, I heard this roughly 3 years ago. The melody, the lyrics and vibe in general made this one of my all time favourites! . It's a 527 ft home run IMO, This one really hits home. "One horse town" is on that list as well. When I play this, it takes me to a whole other place. Thanks brother cheers!
I might be the other 499... ;)
Awsome band been loving their stuff for a while.
Yea this dude is my fave ! Extremely talented an a one of a kind guitar instructor ! In my book he is one of the very best at both worlds 🌎 thank you for what you do for all of us future good guitar players !!
Jazz you know what I mean FUNKY DIFFERENT THAN comparable THINGS OR MUSICIANS 7:03
Can you please please do Teenesse by Eric Steckel Live July 15 by Eric Steckel. I would love too see your reaction. He is amazing 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
If you haven't reacted to The Steel Woods yet, you should! I'd recommend maybe "Rock That Says My Name" or their cover of "Whipping Post", but anything really! Their guitar player Jason "Rowdy" Cope just passed away. He used to play Jamey Johnson. They are SOOOO good!
You don't even know all their names.....shame on you...click bait..your little fill ins sucked
I got my tickets for the concert in May at The Shed in Maryville Tennessee, this will be my first BBS concert and I can't freaking wait! Thank you for posting this.
RIP Britt Turner, he was such a great drummer.
I know they'll find somebody adequate to take his place, but BlackBerry smoke just won't be the same without both Turner brothers.
I love Blackberry Smoke
What Guitar tuning are Charlie Starr using? Blackberry Smoke - Flesh and Bone (from Homecoming: Live in Atlanta)
th-cam.com/video/AcIvY2FpSmY/w-d-xo.html
Do Zach Bryan
My son was a drug addict & only alive by the grace of God & a needle full of Narcan. I heard this song at work. I was literally crying at my desk. That was 4 or 5 years ago. Since then, he's straightened out & working hard. Now I'm the addict. Addicted to BBS.
This got me.
"You can't downplay purposeful simplicity "
I subscribed immediately
Great harmonies
BBS with TTB , Red Rocks, Don't Do It. Amazing
What Does "Rode Hard and Put Away Wet" Mean?
The expression "rode hard and put away wet" refers to a person who looks worn out or unwell. "Ridden hard and put up wet" is another variation on the same phrase. The expression originates from the southern and western United States. The first use of the term is uncertain; it was already in relatively widespread use by the mid-20th century.
The phrase itself is derived from horseback riding. When a horse is forced to run quickly, it works up a sweat. Before being put back into the stable, it should be allowed to cool down by walking the last part of its journey. Even after arrival, it may need to be allowed to walk a bit more to cool down. The rider should remove saddles and other tack and give the horse a small amount of water. Once the horse is somewhat rested, the rider or groom rubs the horse down before returning it to the stable.
Horses that do not receive this treatment can suffer from a number of complaints. Chills and muscle stiffness can result from being left damp. Horses also frequently become bad-tempered and resentful if left untended.
By analogy, then, a person who is "rode hard and put away wet" seems ill-conditioned, tired out and unhappy, much like a horse that has undergone the same treatment. The expression also has a secondary meaning implying that the person has been neglected or mistreated. The phrase can be used to refer to a single instance of this appearance in the case of a person who has had a tiring and difficult experience. It can also refer to a person who habitually appears weary and disheveled, such as an insomniac. In some cases, it can even be a compliment, describing someone whose rugged appearance testifies to his or her toughness and endurance.
The phrase "rode hard and put away wet" is common in popular culture. Country and western singer and comedian Tennessee Ernie Ford used it as a catch phrase in the 1950s and pop-punk band Diesel Boy used the phrase as an album title in 2001. Actors June Raphael and Casey Wilson named their two-woman comedy show "Rode Hard and Put Away Wet." Due to the popularity of some other euphemisms involving riding, some people incorrectly assume that the phrase has a sexual connotation. As a result, it also appeared as the title of an adult film in 1998.
You don’t have to review it, but I know your taste and appreciation for solid stuff so watch their live video of “Southern Child” from Capricorn studios in Macon. Jimmy Hall joins them.
Try this. Stumbled on this way way down the you tube list. Stick with it. Dont need to review it, thats not what I'm asking. Just listen to it. Search : Brass Against - The Pot (Tool Cover) ft. Sophia Urista
Micheal you need to check out David Grisman and Jerry Garcia playing The Thrill is Gone at Warfield Theater. Even if you don't do a video on it please watch it. Sir Grisman's solo at 4:30 is incredible. th-cam.com/video/CZCIGU4DVpE/w-d-xo.html
BBS are just fantastic, thats it! And what a band live too, their sound man, somewhat like the band, is an unsung hero.
I could not agree more that simplicity is huge with writing music. If you play, you've most likely played tons of covers, and what do you notice?... well, what I notice is that acoustic / unplugged versions of even the most highly produced songs are just simple, but effective chord progressions. Some of my most favorite songs are just F, G,C songs, or A,D,G songs, etc... They say country songs are "3 chords and the truth." Totally true! And, I'd say blues, folk, and rock could say the same sentiment. Nothing at all wrong with simple. Love it!
Would love to see something a little different for the channel I think. Would love to see you do Jason Isbell doing an “American Girl” cover th-cam.com/video/ZVVzsyUU02Q/w-d-xo.html or Jason Isbell joining Wilco on stage for “California Stars” th-cam.com/video/Mi9l10pzMeI/w-d-xo.html . Both are great songs and great versions with some great vocals and solos!!!! Channel is awesome
Like your way of explaining. I own a 1987 PRS just me owner.Peace
Check out “Ain’t got the blues anymore” or “Up the road” by blackberry smoke. Simple but great.
Absolutely love watching these breakdowns as if I have a clue what you’re talking about. 😊
I have been listening to BlackBerry Smoke a lot in the past few weeks. Brilliant reaction keep'em coming
THIS SONG is the first one i ever heard from BBS..i had to check them out!