Warren Haynes Reveals His Secret Studio Weapon | Big 5
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- …And it’s not his vintage Les Paul. Plus, the Gov’t Mule mainstay “cheats” on his desert-island album pick.
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When I was14 years old in 1996 my dad took me to my first ABB show and we were front row center and I was having the time of my life! Well Warren noticed me there and picked me out to a security guy and went and told Dickey he wanted to give me an Eat A Peach shirt and him and Dickey signed it and walked right to the end of the stage and picked me out and tossed it right to me along with a couple of guitar picks! I still remember that moment like it was yesterday and Warren is still one of my all time biggest influences and I've had a Hughes and Kettner Rotosphere on my board for almost 20 years simply because he uses one as well. He's one of the all time greats. Forever. Period. I've seen him live multiple times with ABB and Gov't Mule and he brings it every time. I couldn't even begin to guess how much time I spent in my bedroom learning everything I could on the Dose album and I saw them open for Skynyrd back then and they absolutely murdered Skynyrd. The original Mule took absolutely ZERO prisoners. They killed! Long live Warren Haynes!
Most humble guy in the music business. Met him after shows a couple times and just a sweetheart of a man. His guitar tone is to die for. The guys is the total package guitar playing, singing and a underrated songwriter, the guy writes amazing tunes!
The Warren super strum
Love this guy
He's like the Santa Claus of jam bands. Lol
He def takes time out of his day to greet and interact with fans with a smile and handshake.
Amen on the comment that he’s an underrated songwriter !! I agree 1000% !!
Everyone knows he’s a great guitarist and singer . He’s an amazing songwriter …..
It’s amazing how the Allman Brothers Band has had some of the greatest guitarists of all time in the band like Duane Allman, Dickey Betts, Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks, Jack Pearson and Dan Toler. All are legends.
Don't forget Jimmy Herring
I enjoy hearing Warren Haynes talk music almost I as much as I enjoy hearing him play music.
Same
Amen, Brother!!!
Warren and Dicky Betts was a great duo with the Allman Brothers.
So was Warren and Derek...... and when he jams with Herring... Just an awesome musician !
Saw the brothers twice with Warren and Woody in the band. Great lineup with Dickey who is also a great singer songwriter and player. Warren and Matt were on Dickey’s album pattern disruptive in the 80s. Killer jams
This man is a National Treasure; we are so lucky to have him and his music. Warren, thanks for being my imaginary friend.
3s..
Well said
While watching this, I was thinking, "He is such a National Treasure..." then scrolled down to type in a rare (for me) comment and found yours James. Made me smile. Thanks
@@DavidHainlin My pleasure.
He’s the nicest guy you’ll ever meet
Glad that Warren has lost weight. We need him around
Warren is tops on my list- incredible tone and melodic phrasing, ordered the Mule’s new album “Heavy Load” and can’t wait to get it!
RIP Brian Farmer
❤❤❤❤
I'll echo that. Talked to him a bit online over the years and he was always such a cool guy who took time to answer questions. It was extremely sad when we lost him
I'm 69, and I have taken my influences from a wide range of music/players. Warren is one of my top 5 all time favorite players/singers! He has also taught me a lot, and he doesn't even know it! If you see this my friend, thank you so much for everything!! 8) JMHO --gary
As a guitarist for over 26 years I can say Warren has pure taste in everything he plays. One of the most under appreciated guitarists ever.
I never knew Warren had a 59 Les Paul. Pretty awesome
Killer guitarist, musician and one of my all time favorites! You look like you lost some weight too Warren and you look healthy man. God bless
Seeing Govt Mule playing the day Greg Allman died is one of the most amazing musical experiences of my life
"nobody gives a shit what the snare drum sounds like" made me laugh out loud
I think I just heard the best piece of advice I've ever heard. As musicians, we need to remember how to listen to music as non musicians. The depth of that statement is huge.
I've seen Govt. Mule numerous times and come to the conclusion that Warren is just about the best guitar player out there and a great singer as well. His skill at improvisation puts him above just about every other player out there. Definitely a national treasure.
What a great, wise and humble musician 💯
I absolutely love this man. I completely understand everything he says and it reassure me that I’m on the right course with my guitar playing.
One of the GOAT's.
This interview was phenomenal.
Warren is so right. A little fight brings out the light.
I have that 3 album Willie Dixon box set ! It was released in 1988 and included a 15 page album size booklet full of liner notes and pictures. Lots of original recordings. I especially like Little Walter doing My Babe. I was humbled to be able to attend Mr. Dixon's New Orleans styled funeral in Chicago on February 5th, 1992. Thank you Warren Haynes for this insightful video ✌️❣️🎵
Love Warren!!! Love how he always try to help aspiring musicians with his words and thoughtfulness… knowing we’re all on different journeys and abilities! 😄
Oh yea, how did you like
Twelve dreams of Dr. Sardonicus by spirit.
Love Randy California
Excellent interview. Loved Warren's answers, especially around playing like a singer and the important of breathing and pushing oneself outside of the comfort zone. John Mclaughlin said something similar - about how much he wants to see the musician fighting with their instrument on stage. The need for raw vs polished expression.
There is a reason Les Paul sat down to play. I had to sell mine because my left shoulder was almost 2 inches lower than the right.
My dad owned that Willie Dixon chess boxset on vinyl. I still play it all the time! Excellent
Steve howe...hell yeah
Django hell yeah
Warren haynes .. oh hell yes... this was a great vid!
Very cool Big 5! Warren is a great player and a real gentleman musician.
Great interview! That's a lot of wisdom and great ideas. Warren is such a great songwriter, player, and just a cool guy. I ran into him, standing behind the Fillmore as I was walking into a Mule show. He was just hanging out, surprising people, and saying hi. He was really nice.
He hit Steve Howe/early Yes right on head, those first handful of albums are great in how many influences are present. Warren is one of the greats and seems like smart. nice fella.
Not no more
I like how he said SH has a ‘sloppy’ element! So true, love his style….
@@glenndonald7557 Slop element! How dare he!
Hi Warren;
I have a 72’ Lipstick pick- up Les Paul and I love it. It is very heavy! Enjoyed Your Work w ABB.
Long liv3 Warren Haynes and The Mule. Thanks for being a role model and keeper of the keys for southern/blues rock.
He knows all the chords
What a great interview! Love Gov’t Mule!
The older the violin the sweeter the music dead on thanks Warren for all of your talent and music
Warren is a genius of the musical persuasion!! I tell budding musicians that the best way to improve as a musician (for many reasons) is to play with other people. Great interview!
His sense of touch , feel , melody everything is so heavenly good. Love his tenure in Almighty
Allaman brother band. He is one of the most prominent player in the history of rock. When I think of southern rock band I think of
Warren Haynes Totally underrated
Warren is definitely an American Treasure!
Warren is a true master of guitar.
Warren always had good taste. Small amps do sound great.
Warren talks about his old guitar tech, Brian Farmer…RIP Brian. Brian was one of the nicest people you could ever meet. My wife and I met he and Warren in Portland, ME years ago through a dear friend, and that day will always be a special time in our life.
Saw government mule in a tiny bar in Abilene Texas in the 90’s stood in front of his les Paul the whole set it blew my mind !
Live, this guy is unreal
That was great advice and wonderful thinking. Thanks Warren, from the 4th row!
It's great when somebody who knows... Tells Ya...
Wow! I would never have thought that Warren was a Yes fan and is appreciative of Steve Howe’s technique and talent.
Warren is just the best.
Glad to see him thinner. He got huge. Started to worry. Rock on.
An amazing musician!
Respect in bucket loads. Stay safe all. 👍+1
Warren had a big influence with his tone and playing with my style for 30 yrs. 🎸
Excellent interview! Thanks Warren !!
I am 65 and have been fully into music and collecting Vinyl ever since I was 11. I have more music by Warren than anybody else and have seen him Live more than anybody else. My younger brother turned me on to Mule in the 90s and I will always be grateful to him for that. I had already been enjoying Warren in ABB. Will have to wait until Feb. for the 3 LP version of Heavy Load Blues, but have the Deluxe CD version coming next week ! Warren is the hardest working guy in music.........at least of those on my radar. Keep On Keepin` On Warren and Mule !!!
More than anybody else, huh? Can I see the list?
@@acousticshadow4032 NOT more than anybody else has ever seen him or owns by him.......But more than I have seen anybody else play or own music by anybody else........I don`t doubt that you, or hundreds of other people(which I know for a fact) for that matter, have seen them more than I have. After all I have lived a basically simple country life many many miles away from music venues, although going to them is one of my favorite ways to spend extra money and time. Over the past few months I have seen The Black Crowes, Allman Betts Band, Los Lobos and Blackberry Smoke 2 times, and I see North Mississippi Allstars and Cedric Burnside next week and Hot Tuna & Steve Kimock next month. Was a long 20 months without getting out to shows.........been since Aug. 2018 since my last Warren/Mule gig...........thankfully I`ve been collecting music for nearly 55 years to listen to during the close down times of music venues !
My favourite guitarist. Legend.
There’s easily $1,000 worth of advice in this 17 minute video. Fantastic.
Miss you & derek !!! Had a stroke it messed up my playing guitar. Right when I had every thing I needed.
Anyways, love the new CD
And hope to see y'all again in the future.
Scottie from Mississippi
When one of my decade older friends says "Yeah but you missed Jimi or Duane" i ALWAYS respond, " Yeah but I've got Warren n Derek".....
That shuts'em up!!
Amen to that! Actually, Warren and Derek played together longer than any other ABB combo.They were Fierce Duo!
Thank You Warren for this great interview, and for the many tears of inspirational music you have given us.
"How Ya Doin'?"
this guy is cool...first time I have listened to him .....plays so good !
I'M AT A LOSS FOR WORDS ONCE AGAIN...
Spot on. So insightful from one the masters. Thanks!
Love W.H.,awesome player & 1 of the hardest working musicians out there
Love this guy as a player AND a human. A National Treasure indeed.
I'm in love with my Les Paul, but they are Les Paul SPECIALS. I don't like the maple cap, because it's so darn expensive, and makes them heavier, plus it changes the sound in a way I don't prefer. Yes they sound good, but I prefer the sound of mahogany bodies, as did Les Paul himself, why the first Les Paul Custom was and all mahogany body. Fortunately for me, Les Paul Specials are much less expensive, especially the model/years I like. I prefer the 1998-2002 era, which used a slim-taper neck, easier for me to play. They also don't have fretboard binding, which I don't like, and it's the only model LP Special that has one. I have a 1999 with humbuckers, 2000 with P-90 pickups, and 2001 with Firebird pickups in the humbucker route. Firebird pickups are becoming my favorite pickup, and I always loved the tone Johnny Winter got with his Firebird, and a few others too. Not many guitar players use Firebird pickups, because they are only usually found in Firebirds, which are not a popular guitar. Now we can get Firebird pickups for both humbucker route, and P-90 soapbar or mini-humbucker sized route. Getting back to Les Paul guitars, I love them, but without the maple cap. Truth be told, I've never owned a Les Paul Standard, and I'll probably buy an inexpensive one soon, to try the experience for awhile. And by "inexpensive, I mean a few hundred dollars. I recently spent $180 on a Grote ES-335 with P-90 pickups, and $389 on a EART Es-335 with humbuckers. Amazingly, they are both excellent guitars, with Indian rosewood fretboards, and bone nuts, something not offered on more expensive guitars from Gibson and Fender. If you want to try a different kind of guitar, don't be afraid to try the inexpensive guitars from companies like Grote, and all the others - there are many making guitars in China now, and they are making good quality instruments. I still can't believe the fretboard on my EART, it has stainless steel frets polished perfectly, with rounded ends, like on a $2,000+ guitar, and the pickups on the EART and Grote sound great too - I don't plan to change either. Yes, I believe a LP Standard from China is in my future, probably EART or Grote, since I have a good feeling about both. Check them out peeps - they are really good instruments, and FUN to play!
What an inspiring guy and great musician.
Warren… you rock!!
What a great guy. Warren can I have a beer with you?
LOL....I love that Willie Dixon Box Set....that is a bit of cheating, but for my dollar...I totally agree. I have those CD's in my truck and bust those out all the time. Good call Warren.
That was a heap of wisdom and explained well.
Warren is one of my favorite players. I've seen with the ABB and Government Mule and his tone is amazing! That neck pickup tone from his Les Paul is THE BEST as far as I'm concerned and his playing is so tasty. 👍👍
Yeah, Warren Haynes is definitely one of my all time favorites, just an amazing, soulful guitar player and vocalist, love that guy.
Thanks Warren very informative. You are a great talent.and look forward in seeing you soon.
Warren you are definitely at the top of my list for favorite guitar player and singer, to me you and Gregg Allman can't be beat
This is so good..love u Warren
Rest in piece B.F
Every note he playes, is the right note. Even if he didn't mean to hit that note!! Such a great player, and even greater human being!!
"nobody gives a shit what the snare sounds like" that one hit me like a ton of bricks
He's apparently never heard
St Anger before
Exactly what I’d expect from Warren. Great interview. Everything he says makes complete sense.
Warren is In my top five along with Gary moore, Rory Gallagher, joe bonamassa, slash which ain’t bad company to be in.
Would love to hear him do a project with Marc Ford. That guitar duo would be mind blowing
@@jamesperryman6433 yes that would be something very special. Would love it if it happens one day.
Hands down my favorite guitar player. Met him years back. Even signed a PRS guitar for me. I gigged that guitar 3/4 nights a week for years to come afterwards.
Saw Warren front row in this tiny club. Just unreal.
There’s our Guitar PhD! Thank you Dr. H!
Like this dude he's himself honest aware ninto more than himself matters old timer cool old head
Thank you Warren for making some of the best music ever played.
Thank you Warren for sharing your wisdom about music and equipment, and you're great music. Take care, God Bless.
great interview...thanks new add
My favorite Warren moment was a live video for Egypt, it was phone recorded and man Warren's playing nearly lifted me clear off the ground! Best rendition of that song i ever heard, it starts kinda shaky and ends like a freight train! Im so pissed i can no longer find it! If you see a live video for Egypt where Otiel is wearing a kilt its probably the ONE!
Excellent insight.
One of my favorite guitar player today..
Love this! Thx Warren!
Hahaha, imagine Warren wanting to change His tone! LOL 😂 😂🤣 Hehehehe
Great wisdom 2:55 about how being forced to play fewer notes is a good thing.
Holy crap!!! i got That Willie Dixon box set for Xmas when I was 15 and it opened my world… I went from zeppelin to that and down the rabbit hole and never came back. No regrets.
It's the player,... not the guitar folks... just ask Joe (bonamasa),... you always hear this "Myth" surrounding the "59" Les Pauls,... but in truth, (and this has been proven time and time again),... (double blind tests),... many other guitars sound just as good! Sorry,... but there is nothing magical about a 59 Les Paul.
You're right, It's not the guitar, but a great guitar can unlock something magical from a great guitarist. It's about what inspires the fingertips
The pros use the late 50,s guitars because in general they are better
This man is very articulate!
Steve Howe's thinnish tone melded perfectly with Chris Squire's huge thick bass tone. Best Bass tone ever, by the way.
I've been seeing this guy for decades, but never heard an interview. I am so glad he is this cool
I’ll never forget Warrens solo from Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad with Clapton and Derek Trucks. He nailed it, I think he was using a Diaz amp.
I read your comment and I could hear that solo in my head! One of Warren’s best solos.
I luv my gold top Les Paul. It's a Duane Allman tribute. Smooooooth and creamy.
One of my favorite players and a real gentleman. My son is is a huge fan and we met him on his way into the Beacon at am Allman Brothers show, he took the time to talk to my son who was thrilled. A real down to earth guy.
I wonder why the record companies would try & hide these vulnerable sides of the artists? I think showing the artists open up in thess types of ways is unimaginably effective in making them look like a human being. Maybe that's why though. Maybe the record companies have thought about their recording artists like the movie studios have their actors. Like the less you see of who they really are, somehow keeps this aura of who, we as the fans, see them in our own imaginations.