Warren Haynes, It Hurts Me Too, Amoeba Records, 4-23-12 Haight Street SF

After playing a set of mostly requests for the encore ol' Warren invites a vote: "Soulshine or not Soulshine?" Farmer sets up the wah-wah and then they do something Big Bill BroonZy would have liked..

[@larryc3860]

Warren and D Trucks are probably the best "traditional" slide players out there......makes me miss the great Johnny Winter and Lowell George ( R.I.P. ) even more

[@korhanaydin2415]

I always end up in here,at this video ,when i'm drunk

[@nowiknowuryder]

korhan aydin 🍻🍻🍻

[@HillCountryPrepper]

I must say, GOOD RENDITION,!! You sir have served Elmore James well.

[@da324]

Love it! Foghat does a killer version of this song too!

[@nowiknowuryder]

da324 love that one 2 😛

[@warrendemartini6533]

da324 Bro he played with foghat

[@ralphwhittemore5041]

Oh yeah they do

[@AudioFileZ]

It's a stone classic version in it's own rite!

[@da324]

@@warrendemartini6533 Who are you talking about? Warren never played with Foghat.

[@AZCobraman]

I love that Warren has his own stunt double...

[@AudioFileZ]

He's a masterful player....but, that soulful voice just pushes through it all.

[@istvanbernath9992]

He makes that guitar sing as his second voice! Thats what I call great performance!

[@stephengaydos4346]

Warren was a guest on the Don Imus tv show a few years back. Don always had great guests.

[@timhoovermusicman]

Yes he did!

[@garydreyer7478]

Saw the Mule in Boise,rocked the house!

[@heathernicole3821]

He has the most amazing voice! And so damn talented!

[@bnkrbr27]

Yes the 5note diminished chord at the end proves it's standard tuning to me. Open tuning chords are almost always triads or inversions. Plus he only used the slide on 5 7 &12th frets.

[@bryanmannoia8410]

thanks. that was my guess as well.

[@jsf54]

In truth if I remember correctly both Warren and Jack Pearson play almost everything in standard for slide unless unless whoever they play with ask them to.

[@barristanselmy2758]

I knew it was standard tuning when i heard the top note and the turn around. Who said it wasn't? I suck at guitar but i can hear things.

[@arlenesheffield1136]

Doesnt get much better then Warren.

[@kencarr8385]

Imagine how good he is now😊😊😊

[@richardbusson5903]

What an ass kicker this man is!

[@bymyself9487]

Warren Haynes That's Right Make That Blues Guitar Sang Awesome Playing Thank you 💙

[@esor888]

My wife and I had the privilege of attending this event and meeting Warren for the first time...Let's just say we were not disappointed in any way. Awesome all request show performed by a great man!!!! Warren thanx for your time!!!

[@dniemi58]

what was the "soulshine" thing mentioned at the beginning?

[@samgibson684]

If I've learned anything at many of his shows...... It's that I completely 1000% trust his choice of songs

[@lfvett725]

that poster, at the back wall. Skull half burning like a torch and smoke spelling out cypress? Anyone, what is this great poster?

[@johnwilliamsdoubleshotofbl5034]

Standard Tuning.....I play the same way.....best of both worlds...

[@nowiknowuryder]

John Williams Doubleshot of Blues 💣💣

[@thomaskartler7557]

Warren plays in standard tuning for slide. He actually has written a tutorial book on it. Bonnie Raiett also plays in standard. Warren makes it look easy.

[@CakewalkHootenanny]

+Thomas Kartler I agree he is in standard tuning. If he were in an open tuning there would be less muting and more ringing strings. Further he would, at least some of the time be staying in one area of the guitar as the scale notes are all in a close "box". For this song he was moving up and down the neck within the same lick. Not impossible to do in standard with a slide but not sensical if in an open tuning. He was using the fattest (6th) string for his bass note via his thumb. this suggests he was in standard with E being the bass string. The comment directly below is incorrect as there are many, many tunings for slide. I played in 8 different ones today!

[@letterli]

this is definitely NO standard tuning - the low string = D ;-) more an open D ....

[@davethebluesdude]

D Tuning on this one !! Tuning a Guitar !! in a Key makes it Works ! When Singing !!??

[@kevinetherington570]

Probably the most talented... least known guy! Awesome!

[@kibambatheblues5510]

❤

[@johnchristian1545]

I dug it.

[@capnbill99]

Weird, yes. If by weird you mean FRICKIN' AWESOME, then yes. What an amazing performance. Totally jealous of you right now. I wish more artists did small venues like this here in NY. Nice job with the camera work.

[@Bluelew777]

dang yep

[@joejones891]

It's drop D. Warren hardly uses open tuning unless it's the weird form of drop C that he uses for "Wandering Child"

[@marksaylor3123]

Wow..

[@andrewclemons8619]

Can anyone tell me how to get this tone

[@samgibson684]

Rebirth

[@andrewclemons8619]

@@samgibson684 it's got something to do with a Fender tweed a wah pedal and a Gibson es-335. I'm guessing they are cocking the wah to emphasize the highs. Warren Haynes gets the best tones

[@mountainchief2163]

RIP Farmer..

[@zacharovajamina2626]

AHOJ TATO UŠTAMSME

[@bluescentric]

Is that seriously just Standard Tuning?! Can anyone weigh in here??

[@ShaftSupafly]

Wait is that his twin??

[@nowiknowuryder]

that's Farmer, his long time road king....

[@billyoung7758]

nowiknowuryder RIP Brian 8-24-14

[@nowiknowuryder]

Bill Young 😥

[@andrewclemons8619]

Might be a tweed twin

[@zacharovajamina2626]

AHOJ TATO ČOROBIŠ

[@hisdudeness09]

Most slid is normally tuned in either Open D or Open E. It's definitely tuned to one of those two my friend.