G.E. Smith on "Shake Your Money Maker" and The Rolling Stones' "The Last Time" - Hooked
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- The former 'Saturday Night Live' ringleader and Roger Waters sideman recalls how both Mike Bloomfield and Brian Jones knocked off his socks in 1965.
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Can we get a weekly GE check-in? It would just make me feel better.
Yes and not even playing guitar. I’d rather hear him tell stories about his life and career. I would pay for a four hour audio book of that.
G.E. is always a treat... humble, classy, and a wicked player with a deep sense of history
Yup.. always enjoyed watching him
Humble LMAO
Humble?
Will somebody please give this a guy a show or something, his musical knowledge and personality are incredible!!!
Check out old Saturday Night Live performances... he led the SNL band.
This IS the show! Just give us more, G.E.!
I watched him every weekend as a kid in the 90s
He got enough money as it is, if you want to give your money to strangers go and give it to a streets sleeper or a not to good busker, you’ll feel better than giving to the rich!..
GE Smith is a national treasure.....more of this...all day long....
I hardly think he is !
G.E. is a legend, incredible musician. Anyone giving him a thumbs down wasn't around in the 60's. Great stuff here.
G.E. always looks like he's having way too much fun! Such a cool cat!
There are a few people on my bucket list that I wanna just hang out with and GE is on the top three.
GE is always talking about the "Cool Cats" from back in the day, I hope he does realize that he IS one of them! His musical ability and knowledge is off the charts! I'd love to hang out with him for a day or two!
Great Guy (G.E. Smith), love his passion about great music. that Stones lick is so seemingly simple yet so profound. Great post G.E.
Plz give this legend some quality audio recording , he fully deserves that
And why is Premier Guitar the best hands down? Where else can you go from Adrian Legg to Dave Cobb to Jake E Lee, to Tom Morello, to Tom Bukovac, to Jason Isbell, to Doug Wimbish, Duane Betts, to Uli Jon Roth, to Phil X, to G.E. Smith with all the rest!! This was where I learned who Tyler Bryant & Tom Bukovac were. And the Ace in the hole is John Bohlinger!!!! Can't get enough. Thanks for a video with one of my favs G.E Smith
THANK YOU FOR THE SUPPORT, DWAYNE, WE'RE TRYING OUT HERE!
Geez, I have been playing this song for centuries (About as long as old "Keefe" has been alive) & just noticed those open strings,, Thanks G.E Smith
Man..just love this guy and his playing.
GE Smith = Legendary 🍻
G.E. is a master!
GE Smith is certainly the coolest guitar player there is.
No fooling! Clapton and the other so called "Greats" have nothing on G.E.
The man can play with the best on the planet!!👍👍👍
Clapton doesn't have crap on G.E. Smith! This guy's incredible!
I love anyone who has this much love for guitar!
G.E is apart of the inspirations to start me playing guitar like a number of other's. Talent and enthusiasm:-)
Same thing with me. G E makes it sound so good and look so cool. Would love to have a beer with him, and I don't even drink... G E ,if you're ever near muscle shoals, hit me up lol.
GE’s the best. He so deserves to be more known and appreciated. A true gem. Cool stuff
I used to have a Butterfield album way back that had Bloomfield on guitar. I remember a blurb in small print on the back of the cover that said something like "to fully enjoy this recording it must be played at the highest volume possible." Tres cool.
G.E. Smith is an amazing talent and an inspiring musical historian. Just love that guy.
GE Smith is a bonafide badass! He's such an incredible teacher of guitar and music in general. Woefully underappreciated. He's such a heavy fuckin' hitter. What a great hang he must be. LOVE LOVE LOVE Mr. GE Smith!!! ❤
He is one Cool Cat, wish I could hang with him for a day!
He is a treasure ❤️
"not perfect...." Jeebus o mighty. Please keep doing this.
G. E. Smith is always so fun to watch. I like the video where he played Bloomfields Telecaster
Great video thanks Mr. Smith
Love his observations…subtle but so valuable.
When I was a teenager, my band covered the Last Time. I've played the riff wrong for the last 30 years. :)
That's NORMAL for a lot of songs of that era! We all have songs we learnt/played wrong!
You know that’s right... G? No G. E. Brings good songs to life!
G.E is a freaking Telemaster.
Hey G.E. I remember when that Butterfield LP came out! I was a senior in high school. Coming off of top 40 tunes played over AM radio it was, without exaggeration, revolutionary.
Love GE Smith. Total legend.
Just seen you in the Hall & Oates Liberty 85 concert! What a legend - thank you
G.E is the best to explain a tune!! Nice to see you. Peace from Montreal Canada.
Thanks GE, taking the edge off of life!
Great player... always perfect timing.
I'd watch GE play a broom
HAHA!
hi G.E. , you're great!
Incredible playing
More GE Smith stories and playing!! Pay the man!
I've been playing that Stones lick wrong for 50 years...damn!
G.E. Thank you.
Love g.e. smith thanks for that!
I wish he had stayed on as Band Director for SNL..I LOVED hearing him play in and out of the commercial breaks
He got fired from there, I doubt he would still be ther now, if he did not get fired.
@@kellyomalley1873 In his own words : I don't know why they fired me, well, you're in a job and then you're not in that job any more. Such things happen. SNL was sold to another company, the atmosphere changed, there came some corporate guys with clipboards, and many people were fired that year. I was upset at first, it cost me a lot of money, but later on I realized I got freedom to move forward. Check the 2 hrs. interview on TH-cam. It's a treat. This man is not only the best and most knowledgeable guitar player, but also very entertaining as a storyteller.
@@gjs9441 I know I LOVE that interview, and G.E. Thank you.
G.E Smith so cool
I love Keith's chords and fills solo on the Sullivan show. And that riff set the hook on a lot of us in '65..
I really like watching you play G. E. !!!
I remember the video he made a few years back playing Bloomfield’s hacked up Tele. GE really has a lot of admiration and respect for Michaels playing. They are both in the same boat as players. Both monsters of the instrument yet relatively unknown outside of the guitar community. Mr. Smith you are the genuine article! It’s awesome to have TH-cam these days and be able to see these videos of you playing. As a teenager I loved seeing you on SNL playing tasty licks and showcasing all of those gorgeous vintage guitars. At that time it was my only access to drooling over a black guard Tele or a 58 V etc. Thank you so much!
We need more G E Smith posts !!!
Legend.
G.E. is the man! This is great, lets see some more with some close-ups of the fretboard. You cant get enough of G.E. Smith. Cmon man he ain't doing much at this time anyway.
Yes he is, him and LeRoy Bell are promoting their new album.
I could deal with a whole GE series like this, for sure.
6:50 If that intro does not bring a smile to your face.....there is something wrong with you.
ICONIC
GE, you are the man brother, you are the coolest Cat!!
G.E. is such a genius.
G.E. Smith;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;What a guitarist!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey G.E.! Great lesson. Love you man! Tell us a little about that sweet Tele someday soon.
I've been a huge fan since the SNL days. We'd yell at everyone to shut up so we could hear GE's sweet, clean licks!
I knew ge back in new haven..always cool guy ...pre Saturday night live... always had the good telecasters...lol
Absolute prince!
Him jamming with T Bone Wolk was my favorite part of SNL back in the day
I agree.
TBone who?
@@jeffjnewmantube tom T-Bone Wolk who passed away in 2010.
Big fan of GE's. Love the fact that he uses Curt Mangan strings. Started using them last year. Wonderful stuff. GE has some lesson available on his website, but the cost is in the "thousands" of $$. Wish he would do a TrueFire course.
The guy is a genius.
That is so mike Bloomfield my college roommate was so into the blues I learned the the blues music from him
This guy is a real cat!
Oh hell yes on The last time
More G.E. Smith please
Memories of houndog!
His album with Buddy Guy is great - highly recommended
‘Scuse my French, but goddamn that sounds awesome GE! Thanks for the history lesson too!
That’s his signature Tele on the Stones song !
GREAT analysis. And yes, incendiary. I have a deep reverence, and really a preference, for the original blues masters, but Butterfield and Mayall and others really were bringing something cool to the mix.
'65 I was there
GE Smith..one of my favorites! :)
good stuff bloomfield definitely had it going on
If there is a G.E. Smith clip, I watch. Still looking for the video where he demonstrates his intro to "Like A Rolling Stone".
How is his guitar setup for slide & rhythm? What should your string height be so your not hitting the frets?
GE is a recognized Telecaster player but in reality he’s a big guitar nerd like Bonamassa and all of us and his taste in vintage guitars is widespread. A big reason for me to tune into SNL every Saturday night was to check out his playing and which guitars and amps he would use...😉👍
This guy is one of the real cats.
I find it so easy to idolise G.E. Smith. Such a legend.
I don’t I never idolise anyone or anything, everyone is equal he just plays his guitar a little better than some!..
I was 17 when
Butterfield came out, love it to this day. The American equivalent to the Beano album.
ah You got that backwards Beano album almost equivalent to Butterfield album that came out way before the Mayall album
@@recordguy4321 Butterfield October '65.....Beano June '66 what's your point?
@@chrisargento2095 that the Butter album was first and 10 times better
I haven't seen this guy since the 90s
Graduate seminar. Thx.
Hes one of the real cats
Damn
Anybody know what amp G.E. is playing through in the first section?
I love the thing of using a $3K mic and not micing your amp
So many people play last time riff wrong. Goes without questiin that g. E smith would have it spot on
I still remember when I first heard Bloomfield's "Shake Your Money Maker" solo in 1967. That record was already two years old. It was a flash point in my life when I became determined to play blues guitar. Go see what I do at: www.bandmix.com/thomas-de-lello/
Any one who can play with Bob Dylan and Roger Waters ( I saw him with both ) is OK by me . G E you the man .
I've read more than once that Brian Jones taught Keith Richards alot of guitar leads
Lou Car He taught Keith some bottleneck stuff. Keith played pretty much all of the lead and solos in those early days- mostly Chuck Berry style stuff
That first burst tele is getting me hot...
G.E.: .009’s in 1965? Doubt it. Ernie Ball’s didn’t come along 1966..
Last Time was recorded at RCA Studios in Hollywood on January 18th, 1965. Dual Showman. Andy Babiuk's book "Rolling Stones Gear" has some great photos and info!
What's a GE Smith?
A legend
@@LL-vy5bj OH! I will use that synonym in future then! 'Oh that's gesmithedry!' \m/
See G.E. Smith in title.
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Watch video.
Always thought the last time lick is genius...
Was it Keith or Brian who invented it??
Brian - the only thing original about what is essentially a Staple Singers cover (with closing vocales inspired by “Bread & Butter,” by the Newbeats with whom they’d toured Australia.)
Easily best utility guitar player all time could and did play with so many artists and never looked wonky. Could fit anywhere...sounds very Duane Allman meets Jesse Ed
A good version is Hound Dog Taylor.