Their main hit is actually Angel Eyes and if u like this song, u will LOVE Angel Eyes!!!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do it….Jeff Healy is the band singer in Road House with Patrick Swayze
Jeff Healey is the single most underrated guitarist of all time. Not for notes, scales, or speed. But for pure technical. He created his own unique style that's not been copied by ANYONE to this Day. Oh and Jordan there is a video with Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughn playing together. Even SRV was amazed
He learned to do this while blind. He lost his eyesight due to eye cancer when he was 1 year old which resulted in his having glass eyes for all but the first year of his life. He learned to play guitar in a school for the blind but he didn't like holding it in a normal way he said it felt better laying on his lap. He passed away from cancer when he was 41 years old. He truly was a natural talent and IMHO is one the best guitar players I have heard.
Canadian blues guitarist Jeff Healy lost his sight to eye cancer when he was a year old and was given his first guitar two years later. At a school for the blind, he was shown how to play the guitar the usual way but found it felt more comfortable on his lap. He passed away on Mar. 2, 2008 long fight with Cancer. RIP
This man was born with a god given talent, and no amount of practice would ever get you to his level. He started playing guitar when he was 3 years old. Just a rare talent, an unbelievable musician. IMO the most underrated guitar player ever.
You are ABSOLUTELY correct!!! I only knew him from the song "Angel Eyes" until a few days ago when I started reading more about him. I HAD NO IDEA HE COULD PLAY LIKE THAT!!! Incredible is not a strong enough adjective. Like they said, he is doing what the greats did, without sight! Even when the greats played / play, you see them watch their fingers' fret position, while that was not option for Jeff. Such a great talent who died way to young. He had so much more to offer the world.
Holy crap! I've been following music closely since 1956 and playing guitar since 1960. How could I possibly not know about this guy? Completely under my radar, but I will be searching for everything I can find by him now! I know we all have some gaps in our knowledge, but I'm stunned by this one. So glad you reacted to this.
I am there with you P. I think Jeff is so much more refined than Hendrix and right there with SRV. Cooking bass player too. Thanks J and Amber for presenting this artist to those of us who missed him. What a good find.
Oh man, one of Toronto's greatest, and definitely one of the best blues guitarists of the last few decades. Jeff went blind when he was a child, and learned to play on his lap because his first guitar was too big to hold. Saw him live a few times over the years, and he was always great - you guys'll love him! P.S. That's the legendary Dr. John killing it on the piano!
@@ivarwinter3049 - He lost his eye to a rare form of childhood cancer, retinoblastoma, when he was one year old, not diabetes. He also died from cancer at 41.
No comment on the cause or timing of the blindness -- just saying I saw Jeff Healy Band at Wolf Trap in like 1992 or 93 or something. Twas a great show!
Doctor John is an ICON, as is Jeff Healy. He was the guitarist in the movie Roadhouse, with Patrick Swayze. Doctor John did the theme for Disney's Princess and The Frog and has been a huge inspiration for a LOT of famous musicians.
Absolutely. Also give love to the rest of the "house band" of Marcus Miller and Omar Hakim. Absolute legends all, backing up Jeff and jamming in their own right. What a treat.
and another legend Marcus Miller slapping the bass. Jeff did a live acoustic duet with another phenomenal Canadian guitarist Colin James who also toured with SRV. Colin plays anything including jazz blues big band and raunchy rock
Not only was he an incredible musician, but he was a jazz aficionado with a world-class record collection. He worked at a radio station playing jazz records as a passion (using his own collection). RIP
I tried to tell you guys!! Jeff Healey is the truth!! He’s blind, plays upside down AND sings... That cat was real!! Him playing along with Stevie Ray Vaughan was unbelievable as well... Great work, you two!! RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff Healey...
Jeff was "discovered" by Albert Collins and Stevie Ray Vaughn at a club in Toronto (Jeff's hometown). Stevie and Jeff played together on some occasions and remained friends up to Stevie's death. Jeff was also good friends with BB King, who called him his "Canadian son". BB once commented that Jeff was the best guitarist he had ever seen.
Up here in Canada, we had this boy all to ourselves for a few years. Got to see him several times in small clubs but, my most precious memory is Jeff playing a 200 seater in Fredericton, New Brunswick in 87; Before he started, people are already standing on their tables and chairs, and all the musicians in the crowd are sitting cross-legged on the dance floor in front of the stage. Got to see all that he does in the video at eye level from within 10 feet. Not a long career but he accomplished a lot. He had a brass band also.
As a young man in my 20's growing up in Toronto, I had the privilege of seeing Jeff along with Colin James and David Wilcox in a bar, most memorable live music night of my life, hope J & Amber discover the latter 2 Canadian greats as well...
The first time I seen was in Winnipeg red river ex a free grandstand it was 1992 and he filled that east grandstand wit 15000 ppl once he started playing!
thank you for having a listen to one of Canadas most treasured guitarists. Your reaction was the same as mine when I first saw him play. I saw him doing a matinee show in Halifax through the door in the late 80s as I was too young to get in the bar. Blew my mind. An incredible live show, he was a total showman. And he was known to be a kind and gentle person. Thank you again. I love your channel.
You must check out SRV and Jeff Healey’s version of Look at Little Sister (live). I saw him at a blues festival in Louisiana in 1994 with BB King and Kenny Wayne Shephard, Healey is an absolute master.
In my day, we used to call that, "Stealing Faces." Jeff Healy was really happening in the eighties. In fact, if you're interested, he was in a movie with Patrick Swayze called "Roadhouse." He supplied much of the music in that movie. It's actually a cult classic. His driving beat and unique play on the standard blues rift is strictly his own and identifiable as, what I call, "The Healy Grove." I used to plug him in the cassette player in my '64 GTO and take long cruises. It was cool seeing him have that effect on you guys. He's no longer with us now, but, he will be remembered by a lot of blues lovers.
I lived in Halifax, NS for 3 yrs from 1984 to '87 and saw this amazing musician live a couple of times in a downtown bar! Poor guy had a rare form of eye cancer when he was very young 😓 died way too young ,so sad
Jeff Healey is a Canadian LEGEND. He remains at the same level as Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder in terms of blind musicians. His raw talent is unsurpassed and is a gem to listen to. If I had a time machine, Jeff Healey would be near the top of my list of lost souls to see live. He lost his eyesight as an infant, but he never let it stop him.
I can not possibly express how wonderful it is for us who have been Jeff Healey fans for 30+ years to see the reactions, the astonishment and the pure JOY folks have hearing Jeff for the very first time. Absolutely love watching your faces when you fully began to REALIZE exactly what you were witnessing and hearing. It is simply beautiful ! Thank you both from the bottom of us old-timers' hearts !! 🤣🎸
Not that Jeff's stature was ever in question, but the quality of that backing band tells you all you need to know about his musicianship. Lovely solo from Dr John too, and Marcus and Omar, what a rhythm section... we're lucky to have such performances from the archives.
Highly recommend "Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jeff Healey - Look at Little Sister", and also "Jeff Healey - As The Years Go Passing By". Both are incredible live performances that'll blow your mind. So happy to see a Healey reaction from you guys.
Jeff Healy, Stevie Wonder, Jose Feliciano, Ray Charles, Ronnie Milsap, just a few killer musicians who were or are blind. They were and are truly musically gifted souls and an inspiration to us all.
Have you heard of Evelyn Glennie? She is a DEAF musician; and she has numerous recordings. She is a percussionist and she plays in her bare feet so she can feel the vibrations from the floor
I have seen Sting, Tina, Sinead, the Eurythmics in concert. But Jeff Healey and Sass Jordan in an old hockey rink in a town of fifty people was by far the best live event I've ever been too.
Jeff was diagnosed with cancer in his eyes basically from birth and he went into remission after treatment. Unfortunately, that same cancer recurred as a young adult but wasn't discovered until it had greatly metastasized. It was a huge loss of a wonderful man and musician!
It was retinoblastoma that Jeff had. My granddaughter was diagnosed with it just before she turned 2. It's a disease that seems to hit young children and I believe Jeff was 1 when he was diagnosed & treated. Of course I'm going to have little Rosie listen to Jeff when she gets older.
Jeff lost his sight from cancer at 3 years old. He is without question THE MOST underrated under appreciated artist bar none. Jeff’s entire catalog is just amazing. I think I love you too much, Angel eyes, I tried, The damage is done, Macon Georgia blue, Hell to pay… just a few. His cover of the Beatles “While my guitar gently weeps”, for me, is better the theirs.
yes! I Think I Love You Too Much is my fav. Saw him in a roadhouse in late 90s . Just a few feet away, very relaxed atmosphere. He was just as good live. No disappointment. His version of While My Guirar Gently Weeps is fabulous.
Love love love. Jeff is so missed. I cried when I saw you guys got this. Everyone has given the right suggestion on song choices,thanks again for this.
If you guys have a "Movie Night" or "Movie Date Night" you should checkout Roadhouse! With Jeff as the "House" band, and Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliot as the bouncers. One of the best movies of ALL TIME (IMHO)! Love you guys, you guys are an inspiration! You may not realize how wholesome and loving your Family is. If anyone watching picks-up on any of that it is a TOTAL WIN, and they will be BETTER for it. TY guys again for great music, great vibes, great appreciation for it you have, and so many things I can not even name.
So happy you found Jeff healed, as a Canadian I’ve been listening to Jeff since the early 80s saw him live a few times and he was just an incredible person. Unfortunately he passed away in 2008 but his music lives on, awesome reaction. Thank you
In some ways , Jeff's blindness is an asset to his guitar-playing .... if you've noticed , when a GREAT guitarist is at the PEAK of his solo , his eyes are CLOSED !!! .... guitar is a VERY tactile instrument , and the FEEL of your guitar in your hands is a very direct connection to the music .... looking to see if you are in the right fret can actually distract you from the emotion of the moment !!!!
Saw Jeff live do a full show in a 2,000 seat theater. Stupendous. Saw him curtain call for Eric Clapton after Eric did a closing full set, following SRV's full set, after Robert Cray Band's opening full set (a triple show) the night before SRV died. What a rare treat. What a stupendous talent.
Paying homage to Jeff is one way to make up for this seriously underrated guitarist, this guy plays and slides like no other, love his voice too. His song "Angel Eyes" did very well and he appears/plays in the movie Road House with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliot, great little movie!! Another one gone to soon. RIP Jeff. Thanks guys. ❤👍🏽
@@ZebraDazzle66 Thanks! And that’s one of my favorite NY songs, it’s iconic ♥️ I’m 3rd generation born & raised in Hells Kitchen, now living in NJ, but only an hour away so I can go “home” to visit anytime I get too homesick ♥️
Jeff Healy didn't have many hits, but was extremely talented. Kind of came to his highest plateau of popularity after being the bar band in the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliott.
Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Healey was raised in the city's west end. He was adopted as an infant; his adoptive father was a firefighter. When he was almost one year old, Healey lost his sight due to retinoblastoma, a rare cancer of the eyes. His eyes had to be surgically removed, and he was given ocular prostheses.
Hey, loved your reation to Jeff...he is Canadian and a treasure here by all that like blues and rock. he wasnt born blind but became that at like the age of two, some type of cancer. Im Canadian & had the honour of seeing him live...totally mindblowing. He had a near encyclopedic memory of American jass & blues and a collection to match. Sadly cancer killed him at a young age, 42 i think? married and family, so sad. There is a small Parkette named in his honour in Toronto & i have sat on the bench & wept...he was a real bright light in music, especially here in Canada...cheers & thanks for bringing him to the forefront.
Just re-watched this video. Jeff Healey blew you away and then did it again with Angel Eyes. Now check out Jeff's rendition of the Albert King classic "As The Years Go Passing BY" from Stuttgart Jazz Festival 1995.
Us Torontonians love watching the JH reactions, ‘cause “we already know”. We all kinda grew up with their music and a were a home-town band that absolutely kicked it, whether playing for 100 in bar or at Ontario Place Forum in the round and even Maple Leaf Gardens. Never heard anyone say a negative thing about Jeff - a nice guy. If you want a sweet aural treat, check out How Blue Can You Get, live at Nottenden. A master class in stage presence and holding an audience in the palm of one’s hand, while performing. It doesn’t have to be a reaction video, necessarily; just check it out yourselves - you will not rue the day. Btw, all of the Jeff Healey Band’s studio stuff is great - debut album is great, and his album of covers is fun, too. Joe Workman played a solid bass, rock steady. Who knows, the JHB rabbit hole might even lead you to check out Amanda Marshall on a Female Friday instalment, Amber. Jeff had something to do with helping her get to on a record label, and what a voice. Peace from Toronto!
He's done some magnficent covers, like The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", Stealer's Wheel's "Stuck in the Middle With You", and Jimi Hendrix's "Angel". His biggest hit on the charts was "Angel Eyes". Sadly, the cancer that took his sight took his life in 2008. He is MISSED.
P.S. You've sampled many of the greatest guitarists who ever lived - Jeff, SRV, Jimi... the next one HAS to be Joe Satriani. Some of his former STUDENTS include Steve Vai, Larry LaLonde of Primus... and Kirk Hammett of Metallica. He's been shredding since the 80s, and you can't complete your GGOAT pantheon without including him. "Flying in a Blue Dream", "Dream Song", "Surfing With The Alien", "Time"... there are so many to choose from. (Forewarning - 99% of his songs are instrumentals.)
@@christyzeeaquarianated2600 Right. Fact-check. The cancer that rendered him blind as a child was not the cause of his death. As I'm dealing with two kinds of cancer myself, I feel for the man.
Angel eyes is definitely one of his best songs and it is sad and unfortunate that we lost him in 2008 at just a young age of 41. He was most definitely one of the most underrated musicians out there because like he said in the video he played at another level
Ranking musicians is an impossible task. He's one of the best, but Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles also accomplished greatness while blind. SRV and Jimi never saw their guitars during their best stank face performances. Then you have to figure soul piercing into the picture. David Gilmour can't play nearly as fast, but he can pierce my very soul. Janis could rip my heart and soul right out of my body, but a voice coach would think she was horrible. I'm just glad we have so many amazing artists to do the impossible and enrich our lives. Very grateful to them all! I can't imagine my life without any of them.
Agree with everything you said here. BUT I would add that, while Jimi and SRV could play amazing solos with eyes-closed stank faces, I'd bet money that they looked at the guitar a lot while they were learning. One of the amazing things about artists like Ray, Stevie, and Jeff Healy is that they had to learn their instrument blind as well. Really, though, that's just a side note. When watching a performance like this, I don't find myself thinking, "Wow, he's good for someone who's blind." Sight or no sight, he's just one of the greats, period.
@@johnplaysgames3120 Great points. These artists are masters, all. I have often pondered what drives some of them. I have considered that being blind may be a slight advantage. Their lives are full of sound but no sight. They depend on their hearing more than most of us. Could that enhance their abilities to make beautiful sounds? I'm just glad that however they achieved such mastery, I was able to reap the benefits of it.
Jeff Healy RIP, a fellow Torontonian. Used to see him live at Grossmans and Albert Hall. Jeff was younger than me but his bass player, Joe Rockman (not in this video) grew up about 5 houses down. After I moved to NYC, I saw Jeff Healey and the Tragically Hip at Central Park bandshell. BTW, I love that Dr John does a piano solo in this version.
@@CharCanuck14 Danged if I recall but I dont think he was that day. Drinking beer spo de oh. Digin the music. Didnt ask fer no names Just happy to have a band and beer on a saturday afternoon. They were billed as The downchild Blues band. Not The Hawks.
Jeff is one of best guitarist of ALL time... blind, sighted,...period. A true artist. One with his instrument. He said he never "saw" blindness as a problem, why should we?
One of, if not THE greatest guitarist ever. His ability is simply mind blowing. So Happy you reacted to him. I saw him Live in Glasgow in the 90s and it was one of my most fantastic memories.
32 years of knowing & loving the ballad "Angel Eyes" and I never knew Jeff Healey ROCKED like that!!! Wow! This is now just the 2nd song from him that I know.
Those of us in Toronto were lucky enough to see him in his early days.. playing local open jams. At the top of his career, he still popped into jams, and played for us... then he went and bought his own bar.. When he wasn't touring he'd play at his bar most Thursdays. RIP Jeff
I was lucky enough to see Jeff’s first show in the Baltimore area at the legendary Hammerjacks nightclub. He absolutely burned the place down and left it in a smoking ruin! I was on the balcony directly above the stage, and could not believe what I was seeing and hearing. A monster talent who passed way before his time
Dr. John, on the keys in this performance, is a legend himself. Totally worth checking out. Maybe try “Right Place Wrong Time”, or “Such a Night” (from the Last Waltz), or his duet with Etta James ‘I’d Rather Go Blind (1987)”.
Yes...this!!! All of them are amazing and I'll add Latin singer Jose Feliciano to that list and 2019 winner of America's Got Talent Kodi Lee, who is legally blind from a medical condition to his eyes and he's Autistic. He's amazing! Hoping his career can take him far like the others. Here's a performance of his about a year after he won AGT th-cam.com/video/Fcmnt-wSM8k/w-d-xo.html
And multi-instrumentalist Rahsaan Roland Kirk, blind from early childhood, who eschewed the term "jazz", which he considered disrespectful, preferring "Black classical music". No one could swing harder.
He lost his sight to cancer when he was 1 year old. In later years, cancer came back and took him from us. I met him backstage at a music festival in '92. Great guy. His cover of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is the best version ever recorded.
Thanx for featuring the amazing guitar player and super nice human being!!! Jeff went blind at a young age and learned to play guitar with his unique style. Jeff was also heavy into jazz. Many guitar greats were so impressed by his talents including George Harrison. Jeff covered George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" that is absolutely killer!!!
When George Harrison, who played acoustic guitar and backing vocals on it, got a copy of Jeff's version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", he sent it to Eric Clapton, who played the lead on the Beatles original. EC said he wished he'd have done it that well. Jeff's version is my favorite cover of that song.
Jeff Healy is local to me so I'm so glad to see him featured here. He was one of the most amazing guitarists I had the pleasure to hear over the years. He played our local Blues & Rib Fest, and was a truly awesome performer and inspiring artist. RIP Jeff.
Jeff Healy killed it in the 80's! you've GOT to hear Angel Eyes. he released it in 1988 and the video has him his band and his girlfriend at the time that he wrote the song for.
Oh, you ain't seen nothing yet! "As The Years Go Passing By" "Blue Jean Blues" "Red House" "Angel Eyes" The Dude had so much talent! He jammed with SRV and Clapton. An incredible guitar player and a real humble down to earth guy. He was taken from us way too early! R.I.P. Jeff!!
I used to see Jeff Healy around the Toronto jam scene. Once he started recording and touring, because of contract obligations, he couldn't play guitar without paying his management. So he would play cornet; he was just as good on the horn as on guitar. He was also a big country music fan.
An amazing Canadian guitarist who became blind at the very young age of one. One of the greatest, if not in fact the GOAT. Jeff and SRV were very good friends. His band The Jeff Healey Band was featured in the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze.
Canada has produced some superb artists but Jeff Healy is an entirely different level, no disrespect to other greats like Alex Liefson of Rush.Thank for doing this so fun to see people blown away like this!! now I’m going back to watch SRV & JH for the Nth time. Both gone far far too soon, but lucky us we get to listen as long as we like. 💯👍🏻🔥🔥
The looks of joy and wonderment on your faces - priceless! Yes yes yes to Angel Eyes! And his live performance of I Think I Love You Too Much at the Earth '90 concert is something out of this world. He was so amazing, thank you so much for doing this. (and sorry, only because I'm such a fan, his last name is spelled Healey 😀). RIP Jeff. For another amazing and underrated Canadian guitarist you must check out Colin James.
I had the pleasure of getting to know and hangout a bit with Jeff when he would play my area. He was a really down to earth guy with a lightning fast sense of humor. He is sorely missed
Their main hit is actually Angel Eyes and if u like this song, u will LOVE Angel Eyes!!!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do it….Jeff Healy is the band singer in Road House with Patrick Swayze
Best,best, best song!!
He and the band are great in Road House and so is Patrick Swayze (RIP).
YES!! Angel Eyes!!
He also covered While my guitar gently weeps, with George Harrison.
Please listen to Angel Eyes!!!
Jeff Healey is the single most underrated guitarist of all time. Not for notes, scales, or speed. But for pure technical. He created his own unique style that's not been copied by ANYONE to this Day. Oh and Jordan there is a video with Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughn playing together. Even SRV was amazed
💙💜💙💜💙... YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I knew someone would beat me to recommending Healy playing with Stevie Ray
Jeff Healey lost his eyes to a rare cancer before he was a year old. They were removed and replaced with prosthetics.
The song is Look At Little Sister, that performance is my favorite one of it, highly highly recommend
He's never been "underrated" depends when you found him. His fan base from when he started all love and appreciate him
Jeff Healy is freaking amazing!
Most underappreciated musician of all time. Probably because he was Canadian.
You should react to some Dr. John. He is on piano in this song.
He learned to do this while blind. He lost his eyesight due to eye cancer when he was 1 year old which resulted in his having glass eyes for all but the first year of his life. He learned to play guitar in a school for the blind but he didn't like holding it in a normal way he said it felt better laying on his lap. He passed away from cancer when he was 41 years old. He truly was a natural talent and IMHO is one the best guitar players I have heard.
I still choke up when i see footage of Jeff. Such an amazing talent, and Canadian treasure. RIP Jeff
World treasure
Amen friend. 🤗
His cover of stuck in the middle with you, absolutely phenomenal
RIP Jeff…😢
Canadian blues guitarist Jeff Healy lost his sight to eye cancer when he was a year old and was given his first guitar two years later. At a school for the blind, he was shown how to play the guitar the usual way but found it felt more comfortable on his lap. He passed away on Mar. 2, 2008 long fight with Cancer. RIP
His song " angels eyes" is a must. He is the most underrated guitarist period
Canada mourned the loss of Healy a few years ago. It makes me happy to see that his music is being loved again by the another generation.
This man was born with a god given talent, and no amount of practice would ever get you to his level. He started playing guitar when he was 3 years old. Just a rare talent, an unbelievable musician. IMO the most underrated guitar player ever.
You are ABSOLUTELY correct!!! I only knew him from the song "Angel Eyes" until a few days ago when I started reading more about him. I HAD NO IDEA HE COULD PLAY LIKE THAT!!! Incredible is not a strong enough adjective. Like they said, he is doing what the greats did, without sight! Even when the greats played / play, you see them watch their fingers' fret position, while that was not option for Jeff. Such a great talent who died way to young. He had so much more to offer the world.
Holy crap! I've been following music closely since 1956 and playing guitar since 1960. How could I possibly not know about this guy? Completely under my radar, but I will be searching for everything I can find by him now! I know we all have some gaps in our knowledge, but I'm stunned by this one. So glad you reacted to this.
I am there with you P. I think Jeff is so much more refined than Hendrix and right there with SRV. Cooking bass player too. Thanks J and Amber for presenting this artist to those of us who missed him. What a good find.
You need to check out Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughan playing together a really really good treat to see both of them jamming together
Yes! So awesome!
Oh man, their 'Look at Little Sister' jam is BEYOND.
Spectacular
SRV and him were good friends.
I worked security for Jeff and no matter how many times I saw him he always amazed RIP Jeff
Oh man, one of Toronto's greatest, and definitely one of the best blues guitarists of the last few decades. Jeff went blind when he was a child, and learned to play on his lap because his first guitar was too big to hold. Saw him live a few times over the years, and he was always great - you guys'll love him!
P.S. That's the legendary Dr. John killing it on the piano!
Jeff was born with Type 1 and was blind by his first birthday.
@@ivarwinter3049 - He lost his eye to a rare form of childhood cancer, retinoblastoma, when he was one year old, not diabetes. He also died from cancer at 41.
No comment on the cause or timing of the blindness -- just saying I saw Jeff Healy Band at Wolf Trap in like 1992 or 93 or something. Twas a great show!
@@Alewifes_Husband - He was great!
And a truly beautiful human whom we lost to soon.😔
The man on the piano is a music legend himself Doctor John, Jeff Healy was as good as anybody.
Doctor John is an ICON, as is Jeff Healy. He was the guitarist in the movie Roadhouse, with Patrick Swayze. Doctor John did the theme for Disney's Princess and The Frog and has been a huge inspiration for a LOT of famous musicians.
Listen to Doctor John.
Absolutely. Also give love to the rest of the "house band" of Marcus Miller and Omar Hakim. Absolute legends all, backing up Jeff and jamming in their own right. What a treat.
and another legend Marcus Miller slapping the bass. Jeff did a live acoustic duet with another phenomenal Canadian guitarist Colin James who also toured with SRV. Colin plays anything including jazz blues big band and raunchy rock
The Bass player and drummer are killing it making a great foundation of music.
The bass line is amazing!
That bass player is Marcus Miller. In the top 10 bassists of all time for sure, absolute beast
Not only was he an incredible musician, but he was a jazz aficionado with a world-class record collection. He worked at a radio station playing jazz records as a passion (using his own collection). RIP
RIP Jeff. Every time I see this, the word that comes to mind is “joyful”.
I tried to tell you guys!! Jeff Healey is the truth!! He’s blind, plays upside down AND sings... That cat was real!! Him playing along with Stevie Ray Vaughan was unbelievable as well... Great work, you two!! RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff Healey...
Jeff was "discovered" by Albert Collins and Stevie Ray Vaughn at a club in Toronto (Jeff's hometown). Stevie and Jeff played together on some occasions and remained friends up to Stevie's death. Jeff was also good friends with BB King, who called him his "Canadian son". BB once commented that Jeff was the best guitarist he had ever seen.
Up here in Canada, we had this boy all to ourselves for a few years. Got to see him several times in small clubs but, my most precious memory is Jeff playing a 200 seater in Fredericton, New Brunswick in 87; Before he started, people are already standing on their tables and chairs, and all the musicians in the crowd are sitting cross-legged on the dance floor in front of the stage. Got to see all that he does in the video at eye level from within 10 feet. Not a long career but he accomplished a lot. He had a brass band also.
Called a pizza shop one night, he said "got exactly what I didnt order" bit into into it ,Im blind!!!.... free pizza that night !!!
As a young man in my 20's growing up in Toronto, I had the privilege of seeing Jeff along with Colin James and David Wilcox in a bar, most memorable live music night of my life, hope J & Amber discover the latter 2 Canadian greats as well...
The first time I seen was in Winnipeg red river ex a free grandstand it was 1992 and he filled that east grandstand wit 15000 ppl once he started playing!
thank you for having a listen to one of Canadas most treasured guitarists. Your reaction was the same as mine when I first saw him play. I saw him doing a matinee show in Halifax through the door in the late 80s as I was too young to get in the bar. Blew my mind. An incredible live show, he was a total showman. And he was known to be a kind and gentle person. Thank you again. I love your channel.
Jeff Healy was amazing. Y'all have to watch Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliott. Jeff Healy was the house band at the bar.
You must check out SRV and Jeff Healey’s version of Look at Little Sister (live). I saw him at a blues festival in Louisiana in 1994 with BB King and Kenny Wayne Shephard, Healey is an absolute master.
I just posted this! Such a great combo. And love that song. 💕🎶🎸
I was going to post that too. They were awesome together.
SRV said Healey is the only peer he played with that challenged him, mad respect & just watch the video...
Angel eyes is the best wedding song ever and roadhouse best movie ever
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In my day, we used to call that, "Stealing Faces." Jeff Healy was really happening in the eighties. In fact, if you're interested, he was in a movie with Patrick Swayze called "Roadhouse." He supplied much of the music in that movie. It's actually a cult classic. His driving beat and unique play on the standard blues rift is strictly his own and identifiable as, what I call, "The Healy Grove." I used to plug him in the cassette player in my '64 GTO and take long cruises. It was cool seeing him have that effect on you guys. He's no longer with us now, but, he will be remembered by a lot of blues lovers.
I lived in Halifax, NS for 3 yrs from 1984 to '87 and saw this amazing musician live a couple of times in a downtown bar! Poor guy had a rare form of eye cancer when he was very young 😓 died way too young ,so sad
I WAS WONDERING IF THAT WAS THE SAME GUY FROM Roadhouse
Jeff Healey is a Canadian LEGEND. He remains at the same level as Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder in terms of blind musicians. His raw talent is unsurpassed and is a gem to listen to. If I had a time machine, Jeff Healey would be near the top of my list of lost souls to see live. He lost his eyesight as an infant, but he never let it stop him.
I can not possibly express how wonderful it is for us who have been Jeff Healey fans for 30+ years to see the reactions, the astonishment and the pure JOY folks have hearing Jeff for the very first time. Absolutely love watching your faces when you fully began to REALIZE exactly what you were witnessing and hearing. It is simply beautiful ! Thank you both from the bottom of us old-timers' hearts !! 🤣🎸
Not that Jeff's stature was ever in question, but the quality of that backing band tells you all you need to know about his musicianship. Lovely solo from Dr John too, and Marcus and Omar, what a rhythm section... we're lucky to have such performances from the archives.
Dr John performed on this show, the same night I'd guess by what Mac is wearing, with Jools Holland. Wish I had this episode saved somewhere!
I love Marcus Miller. My fav song of his is Blast.
Omar Hakim is the man!! He was also the drummer with Sting for his first few solo records.
good to Dr. John!
Amen.. we are so lucky these performances were captured for us to enjoy forever and thanks to youtube to make them easily shareable.
Highly recommend "Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jeff Healey - Look at Little Sister", and also "Jeff Healey - As The Years Go Passing By". Both are incredible live performances that'll blow your mind. So happy to see a Healey reaction from you guys.
Lmao, if this one blew Jordan's mind, good Lord he's gonna croak seeing Healey and SRV together. Amber, have a crash cart on hand!!!!
Jeff Healy, Stevie Wonder, Jose Feliciano, Ray Charles, Ronnie Milsap, just a few killer musicians who were or are blind. They were and are truly musically gifted souls and an inspiration to us all.
Add the Winters Brother's.
Have you heard of Evelyn Glennie? She is a DEAF musician; and she has numerous recordings. She is a percussionist and she plays in her bare feet so she can feel the vibrations from the floor
You can add Gurrumul Yunupingu to that list, an Indigenous Australian.
I think that they hear and sense music in a different way, it is on a different plane than those who can watch and learn. It's a feeling inside
You ABSOLUTELY MUST see SRV and Jeff battle it out on stage together. It's absolutely EPIC and you will witness absolute greatness. Phenomenal.
Jeff was an amazing musician and a great person. Lucky to see him live a few times. He was as humble as he was gifted. A loss to the music world.
I have seen Sting, Tina, Sinead, the Eurythmics in concert. But Jeff Healey and Sass Jordan in an old hockey rink in a town of fifty people was by far the best live event I've ever been too.
Jeff was diagnosed with cancer in his eyes basically from birth and he went into remission after treatment. Unfortunately, that same cancer recurred as a young adult but wasn't discovered until it had greatly metastasized. It was a huge loss of a wonderful man and musician!
It was retinoblastoma that Jeff had. My granddaughter was diagnosed with it just before she turned 2. It's a disease that seems to hit young children and I believe Jeff was 1 when he was diagnosed & treated. Of course I'm going to have little Rosie listen to Jeff when she gets older.
Jeff lost his sight from cancer at 3 years old. He is without question THE MOST underrated under appreciated artist bar none. Jeff’s entire catalog is just amazing. I think I love you too much, Angel eyes, I tried, The damage is done, Macon Georgia blue, Hell to pay… just a few. His cover of the Beatles “While my guitar gently weeps”, for me, is better the theirs.
Yes you guys much react to while my guitar gently weeps. Jeff was incredible. Thank you for highlighting such a masterful man.
He was less than a year old and eyes had to be removed.
@@C2Cigars Yeah, too bad ocular implants don't restore vision...
yes! I Think I Love You Too Much is my fav. Saw him in a roadhouse in late 90s . Just a few feet away, very relaxed atmosphere. He was just as good live. No disappointment. His version of While My Guirar Gently Weeps is fabulous.
8 months old. George Harrison said that Jeff's cover of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is the only one he liked better than their original.
Love love love. Jeff is so missed. I cried when I saw you guys got this. Everyone has given the right suggestion on song choices,thanks again for this.
Jeff haley the the GODS of the guitars number one Amazing.......
If you guys have a "Movie Night" or "Movie Date Night" you should checkout Roadhouse! With Jeff as the "House" band, and Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliot as the bouncers. One of the best movies of ALL TIME (IMHO)! Love you guys, you guys are an inspiration! You may not realize how wholesome and loving your Family is. If anyone watching picks-up on any of that it is a TOTAL WIN, and they will be BETTER for it. TY guys again for great music, great vibes, great appreciation for it you have, and so many things I can not even name.
Jeff Healy is also in the movie trailer....
Road House (1989) | Official Trailer | MGM Studios
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ROADHOUSE!
YES! Definitely love Roadhouse.
Yes!
Swayze was the bomb in Roadhouse!
So happy you found Jeff healed, as a Canadian I’ve been listening to Jeff since the early 80s saw him live a few times and he was just an incredible person. Unfortunately he passed away in 2008 but his music lives on, awesome reaction. Thank you
In some ways , Jeff's blindness is an asset to his guitar-playing .... if you've noticed , when a GREAT guitarist is at the PEAK of his solo , his eyes are CLOSED !!! .... guitar is a VERY tactile instrument , and the FEEL of your guitar in your hands is a very direct connection to the music .... looking to see if you are in the right fret can actually distract you from the emotion of the moment !!!!
Yes, when I have learned some music I try to play it with my eyes closed and I "feel" the music more than when my eyes are open.
Yes yes yes
To your point… SRV rarely ever looks at his guitar. There are also some SRV solos where he plays with his fret hand on top just like Jeff.
Saw Jeff live do a full show in a 2,000 seat theater. Stupendous. Saw him curtain call for Eric Clapton after Eric did a closing full set, following SRV's full set, after Robert Cray Band's opening full set (a triple show) the night before SRV died. What a rare treat. What a stupendous talent.
I briefly met Healy at an after-show jam session in Houston back in the 90s. He was a super nice and humble guy.
Paying homage to Jeff is one way to make up for this seriously underrated guitarist, this guy plays and slides like no other, love his voice too.
His song "Angel Eyes" did very well and he appears/plays in the movie Road House with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliot, great little movie!!
Another one gone to soon. RIP Jeff.
Thanks guys. ❤👍🏽
RIP Patrick Swayze as well.
“Angel Eyes” is one of my all time favorite songs, ever. That’s saying a lot. Jeff Healey was the real deal, gone too soon 😢💔
Totally agree about Angel Eyes. And btw, as a Native NYer myself - ❤️ your name. 😁 And the song, Native New Yorker too. (Odyssey)
@@ZebraDazzle66 Thanks! And that’s one of my favorite NY songs, it’s iconic ♥️ I’m 3rd generation born & raised in Hells Kitchen, now living in NJ, but only an hour away so I can go “home” to visit anytime I get too homesick ♥️
So glad you found this Canadian gem ……. Overcoming adversity is an understatement. As such, he is beyond compare.
One of the best blues guitarist there ever was. Pure God given talent. Won't be another like him. RIP Jeff.
Just LOVE Jeff!! Timeless, gifted, amazing guitarist! I still listen to him today. Always lifts me! So sad he is gone.
Jeff Healy didn't have many hits, but was extremely talented. Kind of came to his highest plateau of popularity after being the bar band in the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliott.
Fantastic movie
Totally forgot he was in Roadhouse....
If only he had written a song called: "pain don't hurt"
Jeff Healy is also in the movie trailer....
Road House (1989) | Official Trailer | MGM Studios
th-cam.com/video/YH3BMICpXyA/w-d-xo.html
You play pretty good for a blind white boy.
Angel Eyes is a must by this band. Great pick and reaction!
Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Healey was raised in the city's west end. He was adopted as an infant; his adoptive father was a firefighter. When he was almost one year old, Healey lost his sight due to retinoblastoma, a rare cancer of the eyes. His eyes had to be surgically removed, and he was given ocular prostheses.
Hey, loved your reation to Jeff...he is Canadian and a treasure here by all that like blues and rock. he wasnt born blind but became that at like the age of two, some type of cancer. Im Canadian & had the honour of seeing him live...totally mindblowing. He had a near encyclopedic memory of American jass & blues and a collection to match. Sadly cancer killed him at a young age, 42 i think? married and family, so sad. There is a small Parkette named in his honour in Toronto & i have sat on the bench & wept...he was a real bright light in music, especially here in Canada...cheers & thanks for bringing him to the forefront.
Just re-watched this video. Jeff Healey blew you away and then did it again with Angel Eyes. Now check out Jeff's rendition of the Albert King classic "As The Years Go Passing BY" from Stuttgart Jazz Festival 1995.
Us Torontonians love watching the JH reactions, ‘cause “we already know”. We all kinda grew up with their music and a were a home-town band that absolutely kicked it, whether playing for 100 in bar or at Ontario Place Forum in the round and even Maple Leaf Gardens. Never heard anyone say a negative thing about Jeff - a nice guy. If you want a sweet aural treat, check out How Blue Can You Get, live at Nottenden. A master class in stage presence and holding an audience in the palm of one’s hand, while performing. It doesn’t have to be a reaction video, necessarily; just check it out yourselves - you will not rue the day. Btw, all of the Jeff Healey Band’s studio stuff is great - debut album is great, and his album of covers is fun, too. Joe Workman played a solid bass, rock steady. Who knows, the JHB rabbit hole might even lead you to check out Amanda Marshall on a Female Friday instalment, Amber. Jeff had something to do with helping her get to on a record label, and what a voice. Peace from Toronto!
Amanda Marshall's "Shades of Grey" would be great for Female Friday!
@@jakeimhotep4866 yes or Fall from Grace or Let it Rain or Birmingham, too
We Canadians have been spoiled by years of quality music. Please check out Rush and the Tragically Hip. Cheers from Edmonton!
Jeff Healey is without a doubt one of the most underrated guitarist ever
He's done some magnficent covers, like The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", Stealer's Wheel's "Stuck in the Middle With You", and Jimi Hendrix's "Angel". His biggest hit on the charts was "Angel Eyes". Sadly, the cancer that took his sight took his life in 2008. He is MISSED.
P.S. You've sampled many of the greatest guitarists who ever lived - Jeff, SRV, Jimi... the next one HAS to be Joe Satriani. Some of his former STUDENTS include Steve Vai, Larry LaLonde of Primus... and Kirk Hammett of Metallica. He's been shredding since the 80s, and you can't complete your GGOAT pantheon without including him. "Flying in a Blue Dream", "Dream Song", "Surfing With The Alien", "Time"... there are so many to choose from. (Forewarning - 99% of his songs are instrumentals.)
He passed in '08, but had been blind since he was a baby.
@@christyzeeaquarianated2600 Right. Fact-check. The cancer that rendered him blind as a child was not the cause of his death. As I'm dealing with two kinds of cancer myself, I feel for the man.
Angel eyes is definitely one of his best songs and it is sad and unfortunate that we lost him in 2008 at just a young age of 41. He was most definitely one of the most underrated musicians out there because like he said in the video he played at another level
RIP Jeff Healy! An amazing guitarist, vocalist and songwriter! Every one of the people in the video are legends!
He's from my hometown Toronto. I used to see him at the bars all the time back in the 80s. He was a guitar genius.
Brings a tear to my eye knowing such a great talent is no longer with us. Holy cow him, Jimi and SRV are setting the clouds on fire
Yes. Pure truth. Love that: “setting the clouds on fire”!!!👍❤️
So beautifully put!
Ranking musicians is an impossible task. He's one of the best, but Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles also accomplished greatness while blind. SRV and Jimi never saw their guitars during their best stank face performances. Then you have to figure soul piercing into the picture. David Gilmour can't play nearly as fast, but he can pierce my very soul. Janis could rip my heart and soul right out of my body, but a voice coach would think she was horrible. I'm just glad we have so many amazing artists to do the impossible and enrich our lives. Very grateful to them all! I can't imagine my life without any of them.
Agree with everything you said here. BUT I would add that, while Jimi and SRV could play amazing solos with eyes-closed stank faces, I'd bet money that they looked at the guitar a lot while they were learning. One of the amazing things about artists like Ray, Stevie, and Jeff Healy is that they had to learn their instrument blind as well. Really, though, that's just a side note. When watching a performance like this, I don't find myself thinking, "Wow, he's good for someone who's blind." Sight or no sight, he's just one of the greats, period.
@@johnplaysgames3120 Great points. These artists are masters, all. I have often pondered what drives some of them. I have considered that being blind may be a slight advantage. Their lives are full of sound but no sight. They depend on their hearing more than most of us. Could that enhance their abilities to make beautiful sounds? I'm just glad that however they achieved such mastery, I was able to reap the benefits of it.
Don't forget José Feliciano
Chris Stapleton. Has it all. Writing, singing, playing. His perfectly humble demeanor.
Love your reaction. You've seen the light.
His voice in “Angel Eyes” is perfection! ❤️
Man I'm a big tuff 54 year old man and this brought me to tears of joy watching Jay react to the late great Jeff Healey....peace...
The late Dr John on piano …..hugely influential and respected for his part spreading New Oreleans music .
I thought that was Dr. John! Amazing.
Jeff Healy RIP, a fellow Torontonian. Used to see him live at Grossmans and Albert Hall. Jeff was younger than me but his bass player, Joe Rockman (not in this video) grew up about 5 houses down. After I moved to NYC, I saw Jeff Healey and the Tragically Hip at Central Park bandshell. BTW, I love that Dr John does a piano solo in this version.
Grossmans! So many memories! What a dive. LOL
@@heidiv5488 ...but what great bands Grossmans had! Loved seeing Whiskey Howl there.
Downchild blues Band ,saturday afternoon at Grosmans. 69
@@aaronstandingbear You bet! That was when the Hock was singing?
@@CharCanuck14 Danged if I recall but I dont think he was that day. Drinking beer spo de oh. Digin the music. Didnt ask fer no names
Just happy to have a band and beer on a saturday afternoon. They were billed as The downchild Blues band. Not The Hawks.
Plz do Angel Eyes. It is such a beautiful song. RIP Jeff. Awesome reaction guys.
WE appreciate YOU BOTH because of your open-mindedness towards all kinds of music! Jeff Healey was awesome. Glad you guys saw and heard the greatness.
Jeff is one of best guitarist of ALL time... blind, sighted,...period. A true artist. One with his instrument. He said he never "saw" blindness as a problem, why should we?
Gary Moore, Still Got The Blues for You. Guitar playing fool and one of the best ever. RIP
One of, if not THE greatest guitarist ever. His ability is simply mind blowing. So Happy you reacted to him. I saw him Live in Glasgow in the 90s and it was one of my most fantastic memories.
I've listened to Jeff Healey for decades. I shed a few tears every time I watch this knowing this beautiful talent is no longer with us.
Angel eyes and his version of my guitar gently weep!💖he became blind at 5! He’s always been amazing!
32 years of knowing & loving the ballad "Angel Eyes" and I never knew Jeff Healey ROCKED like that!!! Wow! This is now just the 2nd song from him that I know.
So glad you got to experience Canada's most amazing guitarist and musician. Thank you for adding him to your reactions.
Jeff Healy is one of the under rated greats, he and SRV brought blues back in the 80's
Those of us in Toronto were lucky enough to see him in his early days.. playing local open jams.
At the top of his career, he still popped into jams, and played for us... then he went and bought his own bar..
When he wasn't touring he'd play at his bar most Thursdays.
RIP Jeff
Jeff Halley Amazing excellent guitars number 1
I was lucky enough to see Jeff’s first show in the Baltimore area at the legendary Hammerjacks nightclub. He absolutely burned the place down and left it in a smoking ruin! I was on the balcony directly above the stage, and could not believe what I was seeing and hearing. A monster talent who passed way before his time
I was too young at that time unfortunately. I never got to see him in concert. I did get to go to Hammerjack's a few times before they closed though.
Omg. Hammerjacks !!! Loved that place
That's Dr. John on the piano. Legend.
I saw him too. I was scrolling through the comments to see if anyone had commented about Dr John
@@johnk.2508 same here!
Dr. John, on the keys in this performance, is a legend himself. Totally worth checking out. Maybe try “Right Place Wrong Time”, or “Such a Night” (from the Last Waltz), or his duet with Etta James ‘I’d Rather Go Blind (1987)”.
Right Place Wrong Time is a must!!
Kudos to you two for respecting Jeff Healy - he was also a encyclopedia of knowledge about early jazz
Jeff was an amazing performer.
Jeff Healey, Ray Charles, Ronnie Millsap, Stevie Wonder were all blind musicians who didn't let their handicap hold them back.
Add Clarence Carter
and Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift are tone deaf singers who didn't let their handicap stop them either.
Canned Heat
Yes...this!!! All of them are amazing and I'll add Latin singer Jose Feliciano to that list and 2019 winner of America's Got Talent Kodi Lee, who is legally blind from a medical condition to his eyes and he's Autistic. He's amazing! Hoping his career can take him far like the others. Here's a performance of his about a year after he won AGT th-cam.com/video/Fcmnt-wSM8k/w-d-xo.html
And multi-instrumentalist Rahsaan Roland Kirk, blind from early childhood, who eschewed the term "jazz", which he considered disrespectful, preferring "Black classical music". No one could swing harder.
Jeff is a MONSTER on the guitar. Simply stunning. Check out Confidence Man and his Hendrix cover of Angel.
I 2nd Confidence Man.
He lost his sight to cancer when he was 1 year old. In later years, cancer came back and took him from us. I met him backstage at a music festival in '92. Great guy. His cover of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is the best version ever recorded.
Totally agree!!! Best version of While my Guitar I have ever heard.
Another great Canadian!
Thanx for featuring the amazing guitar player and super nice human being!!! Jeff went blind at a young age and learned to play guitar with his unique style. Jeff was also heavy into jazz. Many guitar greats were so impressed by his talents including George Harrison. Jeff covered George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" that is absolutely killer!!!
No words can describe this absolutely incredible performance.... No words
The joy on your faces is what every musician hopes for. I'm so happy you can help keep his music alive!
Jeff's version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is amazing. Angel Eyes or anything from Roadhouse. You won't go far wrong.
George Harrison Plata on that version as well.
When George Harrison, who played acoustic guitar and backing vocals on it, got a copy of Jeff's version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", he sent it to Eric Clapton, who played the lead on the Beatles original. EC said he wished he'd have done it that well. Jeff's version is my favorite cover of that song.
Jeff Healy is local to me so I'm so glad to see him featured here. He was one of the most amazing guitarists I had the pleasure to hear over the years. He played our local Blues & Rib Fest, and was a truly awesome performer and inspiring artist. RIP Jeff.
Jeff Healy is an amazing musician in any category - blind or sighted! RIP Jeff Healy
Jeff Healy killed it in the 80's! you've GOT to hear Angel Eyes. he released it in 1988 and the video has him his band and his girlfriend at the time that he wrote the song for.
Oh, you ain't seen nothing yet!
"As The Years Go Passing By"
"Blue Jean Blues"
"Red House"
"Angel Eyes"
The Dude had so much talent! He jammed with SRV and Clapton.
An incredible guitar player and a real humble down to earth guy.
He was taken from us way too early! R.I.P. Jeff!!
Blue Jean Blues as in ZZ Top Blue Jean Blues? Or are they 2 separate songs?
He did a cover of the ZZ Top song.
@@romeoalphafoxtrot9517 which is a super-bluesy song
Add another vote for Angel Eyes. This was a little too frenetic for my musical tastes, but my oh my, I can still appreciate his amazing skills!
I used to see Jeff Healy around the Toronto jam scene. Once he started recording and touring, because of contract obligations, he couldn't play guitar without paying his management. So he would play cornet; he was just as good on the horn as on guitar. He was also a big country music fan.
An amazing Canadian guitarist who became blind at the very young age of one. One of the greatest, if not in fact the GOAT. Jeff and SRV were very good friends. His band The Jeff Healey Band was featured in the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze.
Canada has produced some superb artists but Jeff Healy is an entirely different level, no disrespect to other greats like Alex Liefson of Rush.Thank for doing this so fun to see people blown away like this!! now I’m going back to watch SRV & JH for the Nth time. Both gone far far too soon, but lucky us we get to listen as long as we like. 💯👍🏻🔥🔥
And the legendary Dr. John killing it on piano!
The looks of joy and wonderment on your faces - priceless! Yes yes yes to Angel Eyes! And his live performance of I Think I Love You Too Much at the Earth '90 concert is something out of this world. He was so amazing, thank you so much for doing this. (and sorry, only because I'm such a fan, his last name is spelled Healey 😀). RIP Jeff. For another amazing and underrated Canadian guitarist you must check out Colin James.
💙💜💙💜💙
Colin James is truly underated amazing
And I’d throw in Colin Linden as well as about another half dozen Canuck players too.
I love Jeff and never saw this performance. Absolutely mind blowing.
I had the pleasure of getting to know and hangout a bit with Jeff when he would play my area. He was a really down to earth guy with a lightning fast sense of humor. He is sorely missed