solo-blues.blog... Buddy plays "Mary Had A Little Lamb" and "My Time After Awhile", straight from his album "A Man And The Blues", with some British friends.
The night in 1968, when I met Buddy Miles and Jimi Hendrix, They were sitting across the room at The Village Gate nightclub watching Buddy Guy wreak havoc on an innocent guitar. Also on that bill was King Curtis and Albert King. I got a chance to speak to my hero, Jimi Hendrix, and got to hear some of the best blues I've ever heard in my 72 years on this planet! What's truly amazing is that he's still doing it after all these years!
@@MrWhatoozy I was a 16 year old High School student with a mustache that allowed me to pass for 18, which was the legal drinking age in those days (you couldn't vote until you were 21)! I've lived long enough to see the world turn upside down!
Absolutely. He plays bass as a lead instrument in a way that always fits the song and doesn't overpower (in terms of his playing, his volume is another story).
I absolutely love the way Jack played the blues. With Cream, he was more adventurous with his lines, which was also great, but his role here is in support of Buddy.
But Really Bad Times For Some Reason Though MMmmmmm 🤔 I Suppose This Genre Needs Pain 'n' Suffering to "GIT DA RIGHT RIDDIM & BLUES"… OOOH YEAHHH!.. 3:19 ' BUDDY GUY' Feeling that this could be His TIME.... 'Spliffington' O'clock' Again
woah there I know blues guy Xcorgi, thats like arguing the origin of water or finest of wine. can we not WRONG! another commentor on an earnest opinion and perspective???? he's completely right in his opinion, I think there is room at the top for Stevie, Buddy, and DTrouble.. and 2 handfuls of other deserving blues musicians and bands...?? what about the King's, Muddy Waters, etc.....where do you have them slotted Sir know's a lot...If you don't think so...you're WRONG Tinkerbell..oh ok and where do you place Slow Hand in your pristine list...? please crawl back into your dark place Xc' and be quiet cause you shouldn't be allowed to comment here on your scant understanding and knowledge of true Blues music....
These are really powerful musicians to gather on this video, !they are still somewhat young with plenty of great tunes yet to deliver from these great musicians of the Blues. Marvelous video, thank you.
Yeah, this is a million dollar video clip. A young Buddy Miles red hot on the drums. Jack Bruce totally in the groove and Buddy Guy with awesome vocals and great guitar playing. It doesn't get much better than this. Still numb really, watching this has put me in a great mood.
You should see the whole concert this clip was taken from! A legendary concert called Supershow from 1969, including greats like Stephen Stills, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Led Zeppelin.
@@lizzielorman2158 Did you ever find it on Amazon? I have an original copy of Supershow on VHS tape I bought in the 1980's. I would like to have a digital copy of it. But I will bet the Led Zep live Dazed and Confused is removed, since they are strict about their stuff being released. I have it all on the VHS tape. Wish I knew how to post it to youtube.
Buddy displays his trademark licks and exactly why he was such a huge influence on Hendrix, and Jack Bruce shows why he was a supreme jazz-rock stylist bassist who single-handedly invented electric bass. Also of note is Dick Heckstall Smith, on the far left, who played with JB and Ginger in The Graham Bond Organisation and was an underrated musician whoh was capable of playing multi instruments-tenor and soprano-simultaneously, a la Rahsaan Roland Kirk.
So hard to find a good bass player. Just as hard as it is to find decent drummers. So now, three years later, question is, are you still playing bass young man?
i actually knew Jack . An amazing player , great on lead vox , but with Buddy he was right at home . Mind blowing how much his bASS carries this tune .
JB had, technically speaking, the rest to play whatever he wanted. He just had to listen and play accordingly and here you can clearly hear that he's into the groove and listening carefully to what the rhythm needs. Not many people, not even some musicians who play very well, understand this.
+Rj Bron some people are just trash in life, some people put bombs in public places, some others give thumbs down to masterpieces like this one and etc. etc. sometimes life is odd, just relax and enjoy the good things, the rest you can put it in the toilet.
Precisely what I was thinking. Bass player from Cream, Hendrix's band of gypsies drummer, and Buddy Guy. How the fuck could anyone thumbs down this. Must not know jackshit about playing the guitar or blues music.
Fantastic ! . Great bass lines of Bruce , Buddy's dinamite drums , Dick Heckstall Smith un the head of the brass section and course the memorable show of Buddy Guy . This is an invaluable piece of blues history !!!!
The energy pouring off that stage is ridiculous. During the first number I was waiting for them all to start levitating. Cool to see Dick Heckstall Smith playing sax too.
Jimi recorded him every chance he got. He had a reel to reel and set it up with a couple microphones. And he never denied he stole everything he could from him! I haven't researched Jeff Beck's relationship with Buddy but they sure were great friends. And they sure tore up them guitars when they got together. Buddy actually scared me several years ago when he threw down some Voo Doo Child (A Slight Return) at an outdoor show in Denver. It didn't just sound right, it FELT right..... And he can still do it. When we lose Buddy, we lose the last direct link to the Delta, to Muddy, Wolf, all of it. Born in a plantation cabin, he was so determined that he built his first instrument - it had two strings. He's a Living Legend, for real. Blessings L
Buddy Guy. His legend and influence cannot be overstated. Old rockstars walk in his shadow, Many long dead and legends themselves. Close to 90, this cat is still out there, doin' it. I played his licks before I ever knew he invented them, and I am in good company. Go on with your bad self, a true master. Buddy Guy = Robert Plant early Zep = Every 80s Heavy Metal hack singer trying to scream like that with no understanding of what Zep was trying to emulate.
jenna jameson?? LOL just kidding...Ill have to check him out..i only listen to old music and very very few new bands...however i left out victor wooten for his thumping funk...That man is god to a 4 string piece of wood...
@Clout Lord I didn't mean that he didn't influence Jimi Hendrix when Hendrix when to a buddy guy concert he said that he wanted to play just like him. I am just saying Hendrix wasn't influenced by this song
Man, those high pitched screams are amazing! Set them apart of all other blues players I've listened to, along with his rough and fast playing, of course!
Buddy Guy is the greatest performer I’ve ever seen. I saw him at a casino a few years ago and he brought the house down. Unbelievable how much energy he puts into his shows. Thanks for the video. Very cool.
I seen Buddy live in 2015 and he was telling a story and some guy kept yelling something. Buddy just stops the story and says shut the fuck up lol everyone loved it. :D
@@mrmott44 Good catch! I thought is was Lemmy too until your comment. The wikipedia for Dryden actually has a picture of him looking exactly like in this video
Good thing I read this comment. I honestly thought it was Lemmy as well. But, remember, Lemmy had been a roadie for Hendrix probably right around this time so it wouldn’t have been out of the realm of possibility that he wouldn’t have been in the audience.
Buddy, Buddy you played the heck out of that one. I love it when the guitar and voice complement each other. No over playing just pure and purrrrfect. I had never heard Buddy Guy play when he was this young. Had quite a voice didn't he?
Bruce is so Rock Solid on that Bass-one of greatest. Always felt Buddy excelled on the Slow Blues numbers. And the Great Buddy Miles is so fun to watch on those Drums.
Elmer Omero there was crap at this time too and there's a lot of good artists today but we don't hear the most of them on the radio :) What's sure is that music has changed because people don't live the same life they lived in the past
Mr Buddy Guy, Mr Miles and the others sounded great together. Mr. Guy is just electric. There's nothing better than a real singer and a for real playing ,musician. Just raw talent!
R.I.P. Jack Bruce. Another loss of an incredible rock icon. Master bassist, singer and songwriter. As these legendary music greats begin to leave us, I feel such sadness ~ as if I'd lost a member of my own family. I may need to be tranquillized when we lose David Gilmour.
Buddy Guy was a Badass then and just got more polished and refined Blues Music. So many other Players went to school on Buddy but could never get over it. An amazing showman to this day.
That was great. And Jack brought a whole new feel to this number playing that bass like it was the lead instrument which you don't get too much with straight blued tunes and very few can do.
I’ve had the great fortune of hearing BG live several times. First time was many years ago at a little club in Northern California. Before the show, I happened to walk by the dressing room and the door was open. Inside I could clearly see the band. Buddy was seated and looked PISSED off big time. When they came onstage - Buddy laid the place flat. Never seen anything like it in my life and I have seen the greats. Not sure if whatever I saw backstage was driving it but it was next level. Over the years have seen him a bunch. Each show is different, his vibe is different, and what he brings is diff - but always major.
Ive already seen Buddy play 5 times and its hard to believe that 50 years after this performance, he's still goin strong and I will see him again this Saturday night
I saw Buddy Guy perform at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia in 1968. The opening act was Sweet Stavin Chain and I knew members of that band. I was seated only about 3 rows from the stage. Unfortunately, when Buddy's turn came, he stumbled onto the stage in a drunken state. His playing was sloppy and he was obviously having trouble just getting through his set. Nonetheless, we cheered him on, letting him know that we were still supporting him. I've seen Buddy perform live several times since and he gave great shows where he was fully in the moment. If you go to enough concerts, you sometimes see weak performances. I've even seen this happen with musicians playing classical music.
James Feldman saw him for a few minutes at NO Jazz Fest many tears ago. He also could not perform, so they got him off stage after a song, and Bonnie Rait came on. Bozz Scaggs finished. Buddy was blasted.
7 string guitar?? Double bass drums?? First Buddy didn't play double bass drums an Buddy Guy..? I'm sure I counted 6 strings on that strat as far as JB goes that dude could play one string on his bass an still sound bad ass...an Buddy Guy didn't use effect pedals on this clip that's all tube amp bruh
I'm just now learning about this man and I get to see him play live tomorrow night. Am excited beyond musical bounds to see a legend in person perform.
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great again?
R.I.P Buddy Miles.
Bruce Marlee i totally agree
You got that right!
Gimme shelter
The night in 1968, when I met Buddy Miles and Jimi Hendrix, They were sitting across the room at The Village Gate nightclub watching Buddy Guy wreak havoc on an innocent guitar. Also on that bill was King Curtis and Albert King. I got a chance to speak to my hero, Jimi Hendrix, and got to hear some of the best blues I've ever heard in my 72 years on this planet! What's truly amazing is that he's still doing it after all these years!
wow
Great story! Thanks for sharing
@@gasp42x49 Wow, Indeed! I'll never forget!
@@MrWhatoozy I was a 16 year old High School student with a mustache that allowed me to pass for 18, which was the legal drinking age in those days (you couldn't vote until you were 21)! I've lived long enough to see the world turn upside down!
I did MDA with Buddy's dad and sister at a house party in Omaha in the late 70's LOL!
People don’t say enough about Buddy’s killer vocals!
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wanda james - I agree! Even in his later years - amazing voice. Smooth and still edgy.
you're not kiddin' Wanda - I know him by rep as a guitarist, the vocals are powerful though
and guitar!
@Rusell Shaw @Rusell Shaw Most black musicians who know/knew funk, blues a.k.a. black music all knew/know who Buddy Guy and Buddy Miles is/were.
Buddy guy had a voice just as strong as James Brown's, but for some reason people focused on his guitar playing. - Which is glorious.
Well I would say maybe because of all the 🎸 players he influenced - Jeff Beck, Hendrix, Clapton list goes on
Not to mention his showmanship, charisma and personality..which are legendary. He's the total package.
The guitar hero's guitar hero!
Same w Stevie Ray Vaughan
I agree, much like B.B. King, I think Buddy Guy's emotionally charged singing voice is just as strong as his guitar playing.
Saw him last night(6/16/23)at Oceans Casino in Atlantic City. He still is killin'.He turns 87 next month.
I've seen him twice over the years. Never disappoints.
GOD BLESS HIM WITH LONG LIVING... 🤘🏼😠🇧🇷❤️
Wow. Never even think about Buddy's age. He was always just the young one of the legends.
I was at the same show! He was great and I was amazed at how strong his voice still is 💪
"GO BUDDY GO, BUDDY B GOODE"!
Jack Bruce was a beast on the bass..
@Clout Lord Yeah he was versatile all right. He was as adept at the use of cocaine as he was heroin and could use them interchangeably.
Second Coming Of Bast 😂😂😂😂
@@debomb721 LMAO @ these fucking guys
@@DanielAquarian Try saying that to his face then. He'd feed you your own ballsack on a plate.
Not that Ginger wouldn't do worse....
Buddy miles doesn’t get the credit he deserves. The guy wrote and played all of his music and it was timeless. Man is a legend
Wordup....simple kit....then turn on the power the passion and the vibe...The Great Buddy Miles...
I would agree for sure
Amazing singer and guitar player!!! Super talented guy,Buddy one of the very best ,he can play loud also sweet and slow always with soul ,thanks
@@HansTyndale Yes
Didn't Buddy Miles play bass as well?
Buddy Guy, last blues man standing from those Golden Years of the blues. ✊🏾
I think he didn’t drink smoke or get high
And he believes in Jesus
Like Billy Cox
@@JohnDoe-jc3cl he drinks.....at least used to
Taj Mahal is still around too!
Bobby Rush is still at it as well.
Bless him a thousand times.
Jack Bruce is awesome. He makes bass interesting and melodic. He floats like a butterfly, but stings like a bee.
Absolutely. He plays bass as a lead instrument in a way that always fits the song and doesn't overpower (in terms of his playing, his volume is another story).
I absolutely love the way Jack played the blues. With Cream, he was more adventurous with his lines, which was also great, but his role here is in support of Buddy.
Like Muhammad Ali?
His hands play what your eyes can't see.
Flat-wounds!
It just doesnt happen anymore. We were blessed to have lived with such talent.
But Really Bad Times For Some Reason Though MMmmmmm 🤔 I Suppose This Genre Needs Pain 'n' Suffering to "GIT DA RIGHT RIDDIM & BLUES"… OOOH YEAHHH!.. 3:19 ' BUDDY GUY' Feeling that this could be His TIME.... 'Spliffington' O'clock' Again
Buddy Guy , Jack Bruce and Buddy Miles, that could of been the greatest Blue Band of all time.
Buddy , Jr Wells, Phil Guy, Fred Below, & Dave Myers were not that bad, especially on stage...tons of groove.
chris sams Dick heck tall Smith on sax
WRONG! Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble were the greatest blues band of all time.
woah there I know blues guy Xcorgi, thats like arguing the origin of water or finest of wine. can we not WRONG! another commentor on an earnest opinion and perspective???? he's completely right in his opinion, I think there is room at the top for Stevie, Buddy, and DTrouble.. and 2 handfuls of other deserving blues musicians and bands...?? what about the King's, Muddy Waters, etc.....where do you have them slotted Sir know's a lot...If you don't think so...you're WRONG Tinkerbell..oh ok and where do you place Slow Hand in your pristine list...? please crawl back into your dark place Xc' and be quiet cause you shouldn't be allowed to comment here on your scant understanding and knowledge of true Blues music....
These are really powerful musicians to gather on this video, !they are still somewhat young with plenty of great tunes yet to deliver from these great musicians of the Blues. Marvelous video, thank you.
you can practice all day long, but the way the man sings is a god given talent.
Totally disagreed
@@gustavocarvalho5392 youve got a better voice than I do.
Yeah, this is a million dollar video clip. A young Buddy Miles red hot on the drums. Jack Bruce totally in the groove and Buddy Guy with awesome vocals and great guitar playing. It doesn't get much better than this. Still numb really, watching this has put me in a great mood.
You should see the whole concert this clip was taken from! A legendary concert called Supershow from 1969, including greats like Stephen Stills, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Led Zeppelin.
FinesseMuse i must find that on Amazon or somewhere
Who's on reeds?
Its rocket fuel
@@lizzielorman2158 Did you ever find it on Amazon? I have an original copy of Supershow on VHS tape I bought in the 1980's. I would like to have a digital copy of it. But I will bet the Led Zep live Dazed and Confused is removed, since they are strict about their stuff being released. I have it all on the VHS tape. Wish I knew how to post it to youtube.
1969 was truly a holy year for music.
As Buddy says, "aw, shucks." What a brilliant performance. You can see Jack Bruce was in heaven.
And now he's in hell 🤣🤣🤣
@@secondcomingofbast9908great you might actually get to meet him then 😂
@@ShreddyKrueger14 Maybe. Hell is filled with enough famous rock stars to keep the fires burning a while.
@@secondcomingofbast9908 why do you hate rockstars so much? Now you got me curious. Just trying to understand your state of mind 🙏🏽
@@ShreddyKrueger14 I don't hate them.
Buddy displays his trademark licks and exactly why he was such a huge influence on Hendrix, and Jack Bruce shows why he was a supreme jazz-rock stylist bassist who single-handedly invented electric bass. Also of note is Dick Heckstall Smith, on the far left, who played with JB and Ginger in The Graham Bond Organisation and was an underrated musician whoh was capable of playing multi instruments-tenor and soprano-simultaneously, a la Rahsaan Roland Kirk.
Jack Bruce is awesome.
Yeah totally agree, this Lick on 1:20 blew me away
He is an animal!
And without the asshole Baker, he shines brightest.
The only one awesome is Buddy Guy.
You've gotta say Jack Bruce's bass playing is 'king awesome!
Bruce's playing on the 2nd tune is simply amazing. These dudes were just great. Wow.
I saw Buddy when I was just a teenager, I've never been the same.
I just came upon this jewel by accident, what a treat. It's really inspirational to me as a beginning bass player.
Keep listening to Jack Bruce. Other great bassist to check out would be Ray Brown, Paul Jackson, Ron Carter, and Jaco Pastorius among so many others.
George Porter Jr.
So hard to find a good bass player. Just as hard as it is to find decent drummers. So now, three years later, question is, are you still playing bass young man?
Jack Bruce was a genius.
Jack Bruce: Never a 'statue on stage.' Pure awesome. RIP.
My god Jack Bruce is killing it on bass...Great stuff.
Jack Bruce really was an amazing player and I loved him in Cream but the groove he's got goin here is from a different planet!!!
Completely unconventional greatness
Him and Buddy Miles are locked in here for sure
i actually knew Jack .
An amazing player ,
great on lead vox , but with Buddy he was right at home .
Mind blowing how much his bASS carries this tune .
Facts.
JB had, technically speaking, the rest to play whatever he wanted. He just had to listen and play accordingly and here you can clearly hear that he's into the groove and listening carefully to what the rhythm needs. Not many people, not even some musicians who play very well, understand this.
5:29 ...when bassist and drummer are connected...
Buddy Guy still brings it home at 80+ years old. Great clip.
I don't understand how someone could give even a single down-vote to such amazing artistry, talent, and expression. I just don't get it.
+Rj Bron some people are just trash in life, some people put bombs in public places, some others give thumbs down to masterpieces like this one and etc. etc. sometimes life is odd, just relax and enjoy the good things, the rest you can put it in the toilet.
Rj Bron Don't even try to understand. The motifs of these trolls are beyond logic, taste and good behaviour
Precisely what I was thinking. Bass player from Cream, Hendrix's band of gypsies drummer, and Buddy Guy. How the fuck could anyone thumbs down this. Must not know jackshit about playing the guitar or blues music.
My man... there are broken people in the world. Nothing else to it!
Some people don't know greatness when it's in the in the palm of their hands. I pity them!
Had no idea these three legends got together for a jam once!? This footage is a rare treat for sure.
And also Dick Hecktall Smith on sax
Fantastic ! . Great bass lines of Bruce , Buddy's dinamite drums , Dick Heckstall Smith un the head of the brass section and course the memorable show of Buddy Guy . This is an invaluable piece of blues history !!!!
I believe Alan Skidmore is playing sax as well.
Buddy's voice was powerful...damn
stellar performance! imagine being one of the sad sacks who thumbed this down? just plain clueless about music.
When I saw the title I was expecting only audio. When the video started it was the first time in my life I felt truly blessed by God.
Can't believe I'm just seeing this for the first time. Seeing Bruce outside of Cream with legends like these is unreal.
Apparently he played bass on the Zappa song "Apostrophe" too
His voice is so awesome wow goosebumps every time when he screams like that. How cool were the 60s?!!
Seen him just last year. He can still unleash it. Not quite as strong but it's been nearly 50 years.
His voice when screaming is like firecrackers lit in a box
The energy pouring off that stage is ridiculous. During the first number I was waiting for them all to start levitating. Cool to see Dick Heckstall Smith playing sax too.
Wow didn't know ow it was him
Will someone in the audience get a fire extinguisher, Jack's bass guitar is on fire!!!
Jack bruce + Buddy miles+Buddy guy= Perfection!
Came here to see jack bruce the others are just the gravy
JACK BRUCE IS IN THE HOUSE..!!
4 EVA
Buddy Guy too. ( But who is Biddy Gueyz?).
I agree. Bruce is cooking on this one. I am glad the mix is so you can hear his playing quite clearly.
Hell yeah! He earned his right to be up there supporting the two Buddys.
Jack is the CREAM of the crop!
One can definitely hear in Buddy Guy's guitar playing that he was an inspiration to guys like Hendrix and Jeff Beck.
Jimi recorded him every chance he got.
He had a reel to reel and set it up with a couple microphones.
And he never denied he stole everything he could from him!
I haven't researched Jeff Beck's relationship with Buddy but they sure were great friends. And they sure tore up them guitars when they got together.
Buddy actually scared me several years ago when he threw down some Voo Doo Child (A Slight Return) at an outdoor show in Denver.
It didn't just sound right, it FELT right.....
And he can still do it.
When we lose Buddy, we lose the last direct link to the Delta, to Muddy, Wolf, all of it.
Born in a plantation cabin, he was so determined that he built his first instrument - it had two strings.
He's a Living Legend, for real.
Blessings
L
And a huge influence on Stevie Ray Vaughan, as well.
and Stevie Ray Vaughan ..
@@laurenpeot846 it could be true , last one , but thats a Large statement last one direct from the delta ,Muddy , Wolf . Are we sure about that .
Everybody
Danced all by myself in a little out of the way club in Rochester, N.Y. to Buddy Guy. 40+ years ago. So glad I was born when I was born.
Jack Bruce plays the blues on bass very well.
That bass is on fire!
Turgut Kartal that's jack bruce of cream. You know, one of the three gods along with baker and clapton.
Yeah I know. He is too good to be unheard of ;)
Turgut Kartal ok
In your fruckin dreams!!!
Somewhere, a village is missing an idiot! Don't feed the troll.
BUDDY GUY played at Mississauga's Canada's SOUTHSIDE SHUFFLE a few years back and TORE THE Roof Off!
WHAT A SHOW!
Thank You BUDDY!
❤
What a Dynamite Trio these guys made!!! I love the horn section too!!
I'm sitting here with my Buddy Guy signature Stratocaster round my neck when this came up in the suggestions for me
This video blows me around every single time. Everything about it is just amazing. These guys are fucking legends. RIP Jack.
*away
Sorry, too blown around to even speak proper English haha.
In heaven, there still is the blues- where they're still singing and playing it. What a prize video this is.
Katy D What "prize" songs.
+fender512 rip
+fender512 same man. this performance is one of my favourite of all time
Buddy Guy. His legend and influence cannot be overstated. Old rockstars walk in his shadow, Many long dead and legends themselves. Close to 90, this cat is still out there, doin' it. I played his licks before I ever knew he invented them, and I am in good company. Go on with your bad self, a true master. Buddy Guy = Robert Plant early Zep = Every 80s Heavy Metal hack singer trying to scream like that with no understanding of what Zep was trying to emulate.
Exactly. the Rock Era owes him for sure!
Who's the drummer?!
im almost 99% sure its Buddy Miles@@ronaldhixsonhixson8295
@@ronaldhixsonhixson8295 Buddy Miles. Great talent in his own right, drummer on the Hendrix "Band of Gypsies" album. big beat.
Black sabbath the greatest band of all time and they invented heavy metal they cannot be touched in my opinion and they never get credit
3 of my favorite musicians- Buddy Guy, Jack Bruce, and Buddy Miles- all in one sitting! This is great stuff!!
jack bruce and john paul jones are the planets best bassists....along with geezer butler.
Agreed.
spanky stone What about James Jamerson?
He's good, but I wouldn't consider him 1 of my FAVORITE musicians.
jenna jameson?? LOL just kidding...Ill have to check him out..i only listen to old music and very very few new bands...however i left out victor wooten for his thumping funk...That man is god to a 4 string piece of wood...
Can hear that badass bass lines even without earpiece.
Excellent well preserved footage of the early raw era of blues legend, Buddy Guy. Jack Bruce on bass, Buddy Miles on drums. Too cool.
3:03 You can really hear Buddy's influence on Hendrix (particularly "Red House") in this intro.
This was in 69 Hendrix came to the last year of his life in this, what influence was left?
P.S these songs were released in 68
@Clout Lord I didn't mean that he didn't influence Jimi Hendrix when Hendrix when to a buddy guy concert he said that he wanted to play just like him.
I am just saying Hendrix wasn't influenced by this song
Elad Tidhar Jimmy had been known to come and film Buddy , when Buddy was told he said pffft who gives a f...k . Buddy GOAT.
Michael Talley Great comment
I like how buddy guy influenced jimi then jimi got the balls to influence buddy guy
Man, those high pitched screams are amazing! Set them apart of all other blues players I've listened to, along with his rough and fast playing, of course!
Great musicians killing it..R.I.P Jack Bruce and Buddy Miles...
They had no business shooting this to look like a scene straight out of a movie. This holds up so well.
For me, buddy, his voice is his best asset. And his feel is pure blues. Also, buddy Miles has an incredible singing voice.
that drummer has the guitar solo face lol
Steve Gosen It's Buddy Miles the band of gypsys drummer
they all have it xD
Music from da Soul yah
@@cosmicfool4926 He was great i saw him live with santana years ago R.I.P buddy miles.
Was a star even before the immortal Band of Gypsies. He played drums for Electric Flag. Buddy MF Myles! 😝
Buddy Guy is the greatest performer I’ve ever seen. I saw him at a casino a few years ago and he brought the house down. Unbelievable how much energy he puts into his shows. Thanks for the video. Very cool.
I seen Buddy live in 2015 and he was telling a story and some guy kept yelling something. Buddy just stops the story and says shut the fuck up lol everyone loved it. :D
Sheeeeet.....that’s good. Saw Buddy and Jeff Beck in 2016 at Madison Square Garden. Buddy is quite the showman, Jeff is kind of aloof.
What a killer version. Buddy's singing like Otis Redding and the rhythm section is cooking.
It was pretty cool to see Lemmy watching Jack Bruce play bass. I know just how he feels! :)
Lemmy was probably tripping balls
Not Lemmy. Spencer Dryden of Jefferson airplane
@@mrmott44 :D I had that same thought - Lemmy at a Buddy Guy concert? Don't think I'd ever seen Spencer with those muttonchops.
@@mrmott44 Good catch! I thought is was Lemmy too until your comment. The wikipedia for Dryden actually has a picture of him looking exactly like in this video
Good thing I read this comment. I honestly thought it was Lemmy as well. But, remember, Lemmy had been a roadie for Hendrix probably right around this time so it wouldn’t have been out of the realm of possibility that he wouldn’t have been in the audience.
Buddy, Buddy you played the heck out of that one. I love it when the guitar and voice complement each other. No over playing just pure and purrrrfect. I had never heard Buddy Guy play when he was this young. Had quite a voice didn't he?
search for festival express, first time i had the blues live and stormy monday with jimi hendrix in the crowd. all great live performances
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Buddy did those 2 videos i sent you live one after another so watch em in order. Its some of his best performances along with this one.
Same here.
Man alive, were Buddy Miles and Jack Bruce ever locked and loaded, rest in peace, while Buddy Guy remains an enduring inspiration.
I follow great bass players and I really like the way Jack is improvising on the bass runs he,s using, true master.
Bruce is so Rock Solid on that Bass-one of greatest. Always felt Buddy excelled on the Slow Blues numbers. And the Great Buddy Miles is so fun to watch on those Drums.
Saw him live in Austin just a week ago! 88 and still putting on a great performance 54 years after this one! A natural born showman.
when you listen this kind of music some of the modern crap that circulate in the world turns even crappier.
+Elmer Omero Sport if i could give you 10,000 likes i would but sadly only one have good one cobber.
roderick sloan cheers brah ! u2 !
Elmer Omero there was crap at this time too and there's a lot of good artists today but we don't hear the most of them on the radio :) What's sure is that music has changed because people don't live the same life they lived in the past
True that my friend.
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Mr Buddy Guy, Mr Miles and the others sounded great together. Mr. Guy is just electric. There's nothing better than a real singer and a for real playing ,musician. Just raw talent!
That's Not Buddy Miles
@@doug865 i say it is .
DAMN -- not a lot else to say -- three of the best all time musicians on each of their instruments -- pity only one's still with us!
Man, Big Buddy was beating the hell out of those drums!
The wonderful thing about this video is that Buddy still has this same energy live 50+ years later
Buddy Guy, Miles Davis and Jack Bruce playing together, it doesn't get any better than this.
Jim Nesta Sorry, but it´s not Miles Davis. This is Buddy Miles on drums.
Diego Ferrari You're right, thanks for the correction.
R.I.P. Jack Bruce. Another loss of an incredible rock icon. Master bassist, singer and songwriter. As these legendary music greats begin to leave us, I feel such sadness ~ as if I'd lost a member of my own family. I may need to be tranquillized when we lose David Gilmour.
You know it's awesome when u pause to go through comments to find you're liking everyone else's comments :)
Saw him in college back in May 2017 at the Indiana University auditorium. Was a great show! He was 81 at the time and still killed it !
Buddy Guy was a Badass then and just got more polished and refined Blues Music. So many other Players went to school on Buddy but could never get over it. An amazing showman to this day.
Really Buddy Guy 1969 this was amazing.
Wow, Buddy Guy is such a supreme talent. His musicianship combined with superlative vocal abilities, is incomparable.
All those musicians are in in a Buddy Guy wonderland! Love this
That was great. And Jack brought a whole new feel to this number playing that bass like it was the lead instrument which you don't get too much with straight blued tunes and very few can do.
I’ve had the great fortune of hearing BG live several times.
First time was many years ago at a little club in Northern California. Before the show, I happened to walk by the dressing room and the door was open. Inside I could clearly see the band. Buddy was seated and looked PISSED off big time.
When they came onstage - Buddy laid the place flat. Never seen anything like it in my life and I have seen the greats. Not sure if whatever I saw backstage was driving it but it was next level.
Over the years have seen him a bunch. Each show is different, his vibe is different, and what he brings is diff - but always major.
Great blues voice, great drum work, great bass work, 3 Kings!!!
Dude... so freaking DIRTY !!!
Yeah, this is raw as fuck. Top shelf cats killing it.
Damn,
Jack Bruce was playin the hell out of that bass.
Great vocals and guitar by Buddy! Cool to see Bruce playing the heck out of the bass too
So much talent on stage at the same time. If someone didn't have the wisdom to film, it I might not have believed it.
Jack Bruce was a monster bass player...
Ive already seen Buddy play 5 times and its hard to believe that 50 years after this performance, he's still goin strong and I will see him again this Saturday night
Nobody plays killer bass riffs like Jack!!!
I am here because i met my buddy after 15 years not seeing him,and we talked about Buddy when i had my VHS tape!!!
Life is funny❤😢
Jack Bruce and Buddy Miles are in the zone here. Wish I could've been there!
I saw Buddy Guy perform at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia in 1968. The opening act was Sweet Stavin Chain and I knew members of that band. I was seated only about 3 rows from the stage. Unfortunately, when Buddy's turn came, he stumbled onto the stage in a drunken state. His playing was sloppy and he was obviously having trouble just getting through his set. Nonetheless, we cheered him on, letting him know that we were still supporting him. I've seen Buddy perform live several times since and he gave great shows where he was fully in the moment. If you go to enough concerts, you sometimes see weak performances. I've even seen this happen with musicians playing classical music.
James Feldman saw him for a few minutes at NO Jazz Fest many tears ago. He also could not perform, so they got him off stage after a song, and Bonnie Rait came on. Bozz Scaggs finished. Buddy was blasted.
R.i.p Jack Bruce!
7 string guitars, a multitude of effects pedals, 5 string basses, double bass drums etc etc. Not necessary.
Paul Rose When you can play like that....you can do what you like.
7 string guitar?? Double bass drums?? First Buddy didn't play double bass drums an Buddy Guy..? I'm sure I counted 6 strings on that strat as far as JB goes that dude could play one string on his bass an still sound bad ass...an Buddy Guy didn't use effect pedals on this clip that's all tube amp bruh
@@jamishendrix you missed his point completely bro😢
yea most the bands who use that stuff arent making anything they couldent have done with 6 and 4
Andrew Mair except maybe raping the double bass pedalover and over
Bloody Hell! Buddy playing and hitting those high notes as if his life depended on it and Bruce? Superb!
I'm just now learning about this man and I get to see him play live tomorrow night. Am excited beyond musical bounds to see a legend in person perform.
Such a powerful voice, he could easily have been a star in the soul market too,,,,,,incredible
All great but jack Bruce for me stands out
WOW! Could you imagine the Jimi Hendrix Experience with Jack Bruce on the bass? It would have been so "over the top" that I can't possibly imagine it!
Definitely would've been a different style with Jack instead of Noel Redding.
I actually think they're quite similar
Hendrix-Bruce-Tony Williams was going to happen.
This is superb 👏👏👏😎🎵🎵🎸
He's gonna play a blistering solo, quick, take the camera OFF him immediately!!
Three beasts! This band should have been named "The Hydra".