Yes Albert Lee is the boss. Saw him live a few years ago at McCabes Guitar Shop in LA. Small venue and was a really good show. What a professional and a joy to watch his guitar playing skills. He played the keyboards too and is a pretty good singer as well. He stayed after the show and signed autographs. What a kind and cool guy.
I was there. One of the greatest days in my life. 10 hours of music and sun. I got to meet Albert Lee later at the Ernie Ball tent. He was really nice.
I want to tell you a story on why Vince Gill is a great singer, guitar player, song writer, and most importantly a great person that is down to earth and not big headed. I was a police officer in the Nashville area for 10 years when I had to retire do to injuries after my car was hit at 60mph on I-24. In those 10 years I went to several funerals of officers that were killed. This is one of the many sad stories that happen in my 10 years of duty that I will never forget. A officer fresh out of the academy came home after his evening shift around 11pm or 12pm. When he came into his house he took his gun out of his holster and put the gun and his belt on the table in the kitchen. What I was told his wife was doing some dishes and he came from behind her and was giving her a hug. Do to the fact that I don't know of all the facts I will just tell you how he was killed. He had a son that was between 3 to 5 and he was suppose to be in bed asleep. Do to the fact that the Glock has know safety the child picked up the pistol and shot and killed his dad. The funeral started and his wife was crying and I will confess I had tears in my eyes and the 2 officers that I was with were visibly upset it was one the saddest officer funerals that I can remember. During the funeral (I was told that this was not planned) the small cemetery church went quiet when Vice Gill walked in with a guitar his hands. He sat down on a stool and started to play and sing a song that he wrote in the memory of his brother ((I believe). When he was finish he sat down for the rest of the funeral and talked to the family after it was over. I don't know if he donated money to the family but I do know that he heard this story and being a very big star took time to show that he was touched and created a bright memory for such a sad day. Understand that I might not have all of the story correct but the part that I know is correct is how he was killed. I will always remember Vice Gill for this small act on his part but I am sure the family will always have this special memory to celebrate a young mans life that was way to short. From time to time in my prays I pray that his son recovered and is doing good.
Such a tragedy. However securing a firearm is top priority, especially at home where kids can get at it. Safety is just a switch they can press. On the range we have to remove the clip and clear the chamber- should be the same beflre entering the house. No arguements about rights and security please. A man died due to negligence.
@@SantomPh Look the man just got home he was about to secure his weapon. He took a fetal 5 seconds to greet his wife. He secured his gun every night. You don't expect your young son to be up that late. If we all could be as perfect as you..yes all police can learn from every officers death but we are respectful and we know the whole story. He took his weapon out to secure it at about midnight..so fuck him for hugging his wife this is a freak accident. Also they carry Glocks no safety. If you tell me that if you handle weapons as much as a cop that you never may of messed up on one safety rule you are full of shit. people are not perfect well maybe except you..but out of that whole story thats what you get out of it that says a lot about you. I am wasting my time.
Vince Gill,country music jammer who is a renowned guitarist in the music world.Utterly Vince Gill has that aura that enables his friends in the same trade gather around and entertain big crowds of music lovers....cheers. .
heard this when i was 12 , never got over it and don't want to . Bravo fellows , ho mr Burton ! ho mr Lee ! Ho mr Gill mucho thanks for this marvelous Music and the poster !
The older I get the more I'm growing to respect Vince. He's really a throwback. One of the best pickers in the world but so humble and respectful at the same time.
Couldnt agree more, I only discovered Vince Gill recently from watching You Tube videos but he has rapidly become one of my favorite guitarists and i cant get enough of his work, he his such a lovely humble gentleman too.
These are some of the GREATEST studio and live performers the world has ever known, yet their mouths fall open when Vince takes it to a whole new level! OMG Vince!
Never gets tired of this song!!! Elvis would have been proud of this I am sure. It is a vocalist's dream to have so many legendary guitarists backing you. Vince is fantastic, so underrated. With Vince's presence with the Eagles hopefully he'll get the recognition he has always deserved.
Great to see these superb pickers playing together! There's a lot of talent up on that stage! I saw Albert Lee playing in Canterbury, Kent, just a few weeks ago and the Country Boy was as good as you'd hope and a real gent, chatting and meeting people after the gig!
Good Heavens this is great!!! And thank you Vince for mentioning John Denver...not everyone knows how many great session players were associated with Johnny D. James Burton is merely one of them. Thank you for this. Much appreciated!!
When I first began in radio back in 1987, I had never heard of Vince Gill...very soon after he would become one of my all time favorite singer/songwriter/guitar players. Thank you for this!!
WOW... Mr. James Burton and his flaming Telecaster... That man has been an inspiration to me and my guitar since about 1960 or so. Ole' Vince ain't no slouch on his "GIT~FIDDLE" either. Albert Lee is a good one also!!!
All these guitar greats on stage jamming to mystery train, is just so awesome .Vince Gill can sing ,but can also play that tele like it ain,t nobody,s business.
I love to play a tele.. It makes country music come alive. I remember in the 80s telling my guitar teacher.. I want to play like Vince Gill. He said ..you gotta lotuv work ahead of you. .
This is why Vince Gil wins Grammy's. GRRRRRRREAT! I saw him play a concert and he played for 2 hrs. straight and then did encore. Wish I could see him again. Fantastic singer and guitar player. And all round nice guy.
James Burton... I became enamored with music watching the Ozzie and Harriet show when James Burton was his smoking teenage guitarist. Loved music ever since. Became a singer/player myself, though I can't hold a candle next to James' playing (no shame there: most can't) even after years of playing. Inadvertently, the Tele became my favorite guitar.
Got to see James playing with Ricky Nelson at my first concert ever. I must have been 9 or 10 years old and I can still feel the excitement of the show. Got to work with him later too, what a great player!
Interesting how this Little Junior Parker song became a rockabilly classic. It sounds great here. Vince Gill is my favorite current country artist. By the way, for all you guitar players out there, notice where Vince Gill's left thumb is most of the time.
I was lucky enough to catch a show a couple of years ago by Albert Lee and his band Hogan's Heroes. Apart from his exceptional guitar playing Albert is such a nice unassuming guy.
@@Zoetropeification ?? Inquiring minds need to know or did the whole thing get called off? I was supposed to see Kingfish Ingram but it got postponed and then cancelled.
@Alias Jim Wirth Guilty as charged sir! I was fortunate enough to be in attendance. It was a spectacular day with too many highlights to mention, this being one of them. Had the good fortune of being in Dallas last year as well. I am sending good wishes your way that you will be able to attend in 2022! Stay healthy :-)
Amazing that so many people like Vince's singing but don't know he was the most sought after session guitarist before his solo career. And it's obvious that he respects the legends--Albert Lee, Eric Clapton, James Burton, Brian May, etc.
I’ve known of him for some time and went and saw him in early 90s. We were blown away the last 30 minutes. I knew he was good but not that good. That boy can play that guitar.
When the Crossroads Festival was in Chicago some years back I noticed a tiny ad in a local music publication on the Friday before the festival. It showed that some of the Crossroads performers were going to play at a club called Martyr's on Lincoln Avenue. I called the box office as soon as they opened and reserved tickets. Turns out it was Albert Lee and Hogan's Heroes, Vince Gill, James Burton, and Ricky Skaggs, with Bobby Cochran (Eddie's nephew) opening. Fifteen bucks and they played for about 2 1/2 hours. Boy, there were some licks traded that night!
I guess every guitar player on this planet should listen carefully to Vince Gill. His choice of tone, notes, his fluidity and phrasing are just amazing and pure inspiration for any musician
So true, Vince Gill less well-known than many but is right up there with the very best, I only discovered Vince from watching Crossroads videos 3 years ago, he is now one of my favourites and I cant get enough of his music or interviews, such a lovely humble gentleman too, always very gracious to his fellow performers.
Oh Leute, diese Spielfreude!!! Was für ein Drive!! Dieses Tempo !! - Eine helle Freude und ein großer Genuss für alle Gitarren-Fans, diese Telecaster Versammlung!!! ....Ach ja: wer ist der Gitarrist mit der hellgrünen Telecaster, mit hellblauem Hemd und Brille in der hinteren Reihe, der so ruhig da steht und bei diesem Stück kein Solo spielt ????---ok. Didier from Belgium wrote: That's Tom Britt. Thanks !
played a gig with Keb Mo once...corporate event in a parking lot in Century City...top dude but you gotta assume he was terrified here..."OK, James Burton soloed, Vince Gill soloed, Albert Lee soloed...FELLAS, PLEASE DON'T MAKE ME GO NEXT"
vince gill is the GOAT..he is worth listening to no matter the genre..as he plays them all perfectly....maybe my funeral song will be Vince...he shows up and kills every ones as..so get over it.... this guy is the best..what band for the show! ever....
James Burton's solo on Ricky Nelson's "s Hello Mary Lou marked a turning point in rock guitar playing. Introduction of slip notes. I would love to get "stuck" with James, Vince and Albert.
The "mad scientist" Albert Lee, note perfect and flowing. The more I watch him playing with the likes of Gill, Knopfler, Clapton, Moore, etc, the more I realise how talented and humble he was.
When I was sixteen, - I'm now seventy seven, I bought a 45 of Ricky Nelson's " Hello Marylou Goodbye heart " and the guitar solo on there changed my life, and made me want to learn the guitar. I was just out of school, and couldn't afford a set of strings never mind a guitar. I now have a Strat and a Tele, an Ovation ( homage to the late Great Glen Campbell ) and a few more. The solo I mention was played by the great James Burton back in the early sixties - a phenomenal guitarist. I have to say though, that favourite of all time, is Albert Lee ! I've been to many of his concerts when he come to the UK ! A humble man with enormous talent.
I wish I was "stuck" playin' with Vince. This shows you what an incredible guitar player he is. Seein' Amy next month and hopin' Vince comes along. Now wouldn't that be great.
Albert's Musicman Albert Lee Signature is more of a strat than anything. Odd but sexy....I've wanted one for a long time. Kenny Vaughn used to play one. These guys have mad skills! Awesome tune.....Brian Setzer does a solo version on TH-cam that is unbelievable.
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YES! Albert Lee is bar none,, One of the best guitar pickers you'll ever hear for Sure!
Yes Albert Lee is the boss. Saw him live a few years ago at McCabes Guitar Shop in LA. Small venue and was a really good show. What a professional and a joy to watch his guitar playing skills. He played the keyboards too and is a pretty good singer as well. He stayed after the show and signed autographs. What a kind and cool guy.
Let’s all take a moment to acknowledge the drummer. A real driving force back there.
drummers and bass players never get enough credits.
Billy Thomas. He's been drumming for Vince Gill for about 30 years.
@@bilgeratjim Time Jumper's drummer- brilliant
That drummers Drivin it real nice
When the drummer is draggin' NOT!!!
I was there.
One of the greatest days in my life.
10 hours of music and sun.
I got to meet Albert Lee later at the Ernie Ball tent.
He was really nice.
All that talent on one stage - in our lifetime. My how blessed we are! 🎸🙏🏻❤️
God, I could listen to this Holy Trinity play all day.
I am 64yo. - & when I feel down, I play this outstanding version of Mystery Train, & everything is Ok again ... - Thanks Guys ...!!
I want to tell you a story on why Vince Gill is a great singer, guitar player, song writer, and most importantly a great person that is down to earth and not big headed. I was a police officer in the Nashville area for 10 years when I had to retire do to injuries after my car was hit at 60mph on I-24. In those 10 years I went to several funerals of officers that were killed. This is one of the many sad stories that happen in my 10 years of duty that I will never forget. A officer fresh out of the academy came home after his evening shift around 11pm or 12pm. When he came into his house he took his gun out of his holster and put the gun and his belt on the table in the kitchen. What I was told his wife was doing some dishes and he came from behind her and was giving her a hug. Do to the fact that I don't know of all the facts I will just tell you how he was killed. He had a son that was between 3 to 5 and he was suppose to be in bed asleep. Do to the fact that the Glock has know safety the child picked up the pistol and shot and killed his dad. The funeral started and his wife was crying and I will confess I had tears in my eyes and the 2 officers that I was with were visibly upset it was one the saddest officer funerals that I can remember. During the funeral (I was told that this was not planned) the small cemetery church went quiet when Vice Gill walked in with a guitar his hands. He sat down on a stool and started to play and sing a song that he wrote in the memory of his brother ((I believe). When he was finish he sat down for the rest of the funeral and talked to the family after it was over. I don't know if he donated money to the family but I do know that he heard this story and being a very big star took time to show that he was touched and created a bright memory for such a sad day. Understand that I might not have all of the story correct but the part that I know is correct is how he was killed. I will always remember Vice Gill for this small act on his part but I am sure the family will always have this special memory to celebrate a young mans life that was way to short. From time to time in my prays I pray that his son recovered and is doing good.
Such a tragedy. However securing a firearm is top priority, especially at home where kids can get at it. Safety is just a switch they can press. On the range we have to remove the clip and clear the chamber- should be the same beflre entering the house.
No arguements about rights and security please. A man died due to negligence.
He is a nice man, just really fat.
@@SantomPh Look the man just got home he was about to secure his weapon. He took a fetal 5 seconds to greet his wife. He secured his gun every night. You don't expect your young son to be up that late. If we all could be as perfect as you..yes all police can learn from every officers death but we are respectful and we know the whole story. He took his weapon out to secure it at about midnight..so fuck him for hugging his wife this is a freak accident. Also they carry Glocks no safety. If you tell me that if you handle weapons as much as a cop that you never may of messed up on one safety rule you are full of shit. people are not perfect well maybe except you..but out of that whole story thats what you get out of it that says a lot about you. I am wasting my time.
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Vince Gill is the real deal !
Vince Gill,country music jammer who is a renowned guitarist in the music world.Utterly Vince Gill has that aura that enables his friends in the same trade gather around and entertain big crowds of music lovers....cheers. .
superb playing and don't forget the drummer who's giving 110% .......guy needs recognition too!
Just wonderful to listen to their music.
Vince gill is great and very down to earth and great songs
James Burton just turned 81 about 6 weeks ago...still ranks as one of the best to live...
Amen to that,,,
AND, probably the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet.
Awesome
agreed !
heard this when i was 12 , never got over it and don't want to . Bravo fellows , ho mr Burton ! ho mr Lee ! Ho mr Gill mucho thanks for this marvelous Music and the poster !
Super Musik....bin immer wieder total geflasht von dieser super Band❤
Albert Lee killed it
Smoked it.
Eric Clapton called him the best on the planet !
Albert Lee always makes me sit up and listen.
Vince Gil is soooo underrated. Tasty as hell. ALWAYS plays what's right and fits. Never tries to put 20 lbs of whatever into a 5 lbs sack.
The drummer is whaling the piss out of those drums. Love it
Love it, Albert Lee a good friend of mine ! ! !
❤. Man now that was jamming. Thanks for the video.
Hard to believe that song is 70 + years old and still rocks.
Saw Mr. Burton backing up the King live at the Jackson Coliseum in Jackson, MS in 1974 and 1976. Never forget
The older I get the more I'm growing to respect Vince. He's really a throwback. One of the best pickers in the world but so humble and respectful at the same time.
Couldnt agree more, I only discovered Vince Gill recently from watching You Tube videos but he has rapidly become one of my favorite guitarists and i cant get enough of his work, he his such a lovely humble gentleman too.
Saw him a few years back in Southern Oregon....He IS phenomenal!
Vince is one helluva story teller too. His stuff bout his dad is hilarious 👍👍
James Burton, Vince Gill and Albert Lee are all just killing it here. Unbelieveable playing!!!!!!!
inquiry7 yes very stylist
I met them both together a few years ago at a festival in Courtenay, Vancouver Island, BC Canada…
LEGENDS ✊🏼💙🎶
Don’t forget James Burton! He was cuttin’ heads up there.
Absolutely mesmerizing! Vince is a maestro and James, well, master of the telecaster. LEGEND!!
These are some of the GREATEST studio and live performers the world has ever known, yet their mouths fall open when Vince takes it to a whole new level! OMG Vince!
It’s cause they know his dirty old tele sounds better..
@@dezionlion Well yes, partly because of that.
@@dezionlion Vince Gill is a very talented musician.
Never gets tired of this song!!! Elvis would have been proud of this I am sure.
It is a vocalist's dream to have so many legendary guitarists backing you. Vince is fantastic, so underrated. With Vince's presence with the Eagles hopefully he'll get the recognition he has always deserved.
Country music monsters!!!!!!
GOD BLESS TOU ALL GUYS !!!!
Vince’s playing is so fluid, and seemingly effortless. As with any virtuoso, it was blood, sweat and tears to make it seem so easy. One of the best.
look at the wear on the neck of his tele
What an incredible good sound quality. Cheers to the engineers for making so many instruments sounding perfect at the same time.
Hay un grupo de rock hispano que se llama 091 y en directo suenan muy bien
All star cast! None trying to prove who's best. Musucians don't think about who's best. And Vince is by now, a national treasure.
James Burton, my favourite guitar player I was privileged to see him play live twice. Wow.
That Gill solo blows my head off. Burton is smiling in appreciation three bars in and throughout. This trio scorched the earth. fuggetaboutit.
Really fantastic this, never saw it before....How great can it get!? James Burton and Albert Lee together, must be heaven! (on earth)...
Great to see these superb pickers playing together! There's a lot of talent up on that stage! I saw Albert Lee playing in Canterbury, Kent, just a few weeks ago and the Country Boy was as good as you'd hope and a real gent, chatting and meeting people after the gig!
Good Heavens this is great!!! And thank you Vince for mentioning John Denver...not everyone knows how many great session players were associated with Johnny D. James Burton is merely one of them. Thank you for this. Much appreciated!!
When I first began in radio back in 1987, I had never heard of Vince Gill...very soon after he would become one of my all time favorite singer/songwriter/guitar players. Thank you for this!!
Vince got some radio play in the mid-late 80s, right when I was following country music... He stood out then for his warmth and wit (and picking).
James Burton is so smooth. Everyone else is flying all over the fretboard and he just has a groove so solid it LOOKS like he is barely playing.
That was AWESOME!!!! What a stage full of talent THAT was!
Smoking! Amazing. Each and every one of them is an amazing artist
Merveilleuse musique de mon enfance
Vince Gill and Albert Lee are GREAT don't mis understand me they are GREAT not good GREAT players but damn that's James Burton dude damn
Wow you make a good point here in your comment,Hello
How are you doing 👋👋👋👋
Star studded legends ...love em all !
The King would be loving this. RIP E
Albert Lee playin' it..just killin' it..
Great music love to hear them both
Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋
WOW... Mr. James Burton and his flaming Telecaster... That man has been an inspiration to me and my guitar since about 1960 or so. Ole' Vince ain't no slouch on his "GIT~FIDDLE" either. Albert Lee is a good one also!!!
All these here fellas up there on that stage together are without any question bonafide legendary players indeed.
All these guitar greats on stage jamming to mystery train, is just so awesome .Vince Gill can sing ,but can also play that tele like it ain,t nobody,s business.
I love to play a tele.. It makes country music come alive. I remember in the 80s telling my guitar teacher.. I want to play like
Vince Gill. He said ..you gotta lotuv work ahead of you.
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He was a master of understatement, eh?
No shit!
Outstanding rhythm section! So solid and to the mark!
Wow Albert Lee, big hug from Brazil´s people, my friendly. We love you.
Love Vince’s voice and music, could listen forever❤️❤️
Wow you make a good point here and I agree with you, Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
This is why Vince Gil wins Grammy's. GRRRRRRREAT! I saw him play a concert and he played for 2 hrs. straight and then did encore. Wish I could see him again. Fantastic singer and guitar player. And all round nice guy.
James Burton...
I became enamored with music watching the Ozzie and Harriet show when James Burton was his smoking teenage guitarist. Loved music ever since. Became a singer/player myself, though I can't hold a candle next to James' playing (no shame there: most can't) even after years of playing.
Inadvertently, the Tele became my favorite guitar.
Got to see James playing with Ricky Nelson at my first concert ever. I must have been 9 or 10 years old and I can still feel the excitement of the show. Got to work with him later too, what a great player!
Vince is always a favorite,,and his backup is so great too!! A treat to watch and listen to!!!👍🏼👍🏼👏👏👏⭐️🙋♀️
Nice comment Patricia how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
Cant stop watching this either....fuci outstanding x
Interesting how this Little Junior Parker song became a rockabilly classic. It sounds great here. Vince Gill is my favorite current country artist. By the way, for all you guitar players out there, notice where Vince Gill's left thumb is most of the time.
One of The best Rock in guitar.Mr.Burton!!
I was lucky enough to catch a show a couple of years ago by Albert Lee and his band Hogan's Heroes. Apart from his exceptional guitar playing Albert is such a nice unassuming guy.
Lee is playing a small club in my city in about 3 weeks. I can't wait. I'll let you know if Clapton shows up that night.
Think that probably goes for James Burton and Vince Gill too all seem like humble fellas.
Me too - the Tivloli Theatre, Wimborne, coming up 4 years ago!
@@Zoetropeification ?? Inquiring minds need to know or did the whole thing get called off? I was supposed to see Kingfish Ingram but it got postponed and then cancelled.
@@1946nimrod i was there in Wimborne ... checkout Albert doing "Sweet Little Lisa ( mostly soloing ) "its unreal .
What a master guitar players!!! The King should be smiling up there...
I envy the people who got to be here and experience this live in person; these legends performing together.
Oh heck yeah man, you are definitely right on the money there for sure. Without any doubt some of the finest pickers to ever strap an axe on.
@Alias Jim Wirth Guilty as charged sir! I was fortunate enough to be in attendance. It was a spectacular day with too many highlights to mention, this being one of them. Had the good fortune of being in Dallas last year as well. I am sending good wishes your way that you will be able to attend in 2022! Stay healthy :-)
@@paulreese3071 Thank you so much. Glad to hear from someone who was there to take it all in. Good wishes back at you.
My son and I attended this festival..what a father son experience..introduced him to Robert Cray..he still thanks me to this day..😁
I love Vince Gill's humility here onstage with all of these master musicians. But he can hold his own with anyone obviously.
Yeah vince is a great virtuoso player
Vince is one of the all time best. Actually so is Albert Lee and James Burton. I seen this video more times than I can count.
Vince Gill, voice and guitar does it for me...awesome!
He never repeats a riff in any solo-ever. That’s a lyrically active mind.
Amazing that so many people like Vince's singing but don't know he was the most sought after session guitarist before his solo career. And it's obvious that he respects the legends--Albert Lee, Eric Clapton, James Burton, Brian May, etc.
I’ve known of him for some time and went and saw him in early 90s. We were blown away the last 30 minutes. I knew he was good but not that good. That boy can play that guitar.
When the Crossroads Festival was in Chicago some years back I noticed a tiny ad in a local music publication on the Friday before the festival. It showed that some of the Crossroads performers were going to play at a club called Martyr's on Lincoln Avenue. I called the box office as soon as they opened and reserved tickets. Turns out it was Albert Lee and Hogan's Heroes, Vince Gill, James Burton, and Ricky Skaggs, with Bobby Cochran (Eddie's nephew) opening. Fifteen bucks and they played for about 2 1/2 hours. Boy, there were some licks traded that night!
I guess every guitar player on this planet should listen carefully to Vince Gill. His choice of tone, notes, his fluidity and phrasing are just amazing and pure inspiration for any musician
So true, Vince Gill less well-known than many but is right up there with the very best, I only discovered Vince from watching Crossroads videos 3 years ago, he is now one of my favourites and I cant get enough of his music or interviews, such a lovely humble gentleman too, always very gracious to his fellow performers.
Um, I'd say Vince is doing more than just keeping up!
Simply doesn't get any hotter than this, got all the Crossroads Dvds but upgraded to Blu ray for this gem🎸🔥🔥🎸🔥🔥🎸🔥🔥🌟💎☘️
Vince Gill is one of the most underrated guitar players of our time...
Underrated? By who? Anyone hip to great guitarists recognizes Gill's talent and ability.
Vince is killing it -- not easy to keep up with James and Albert !
Oh Leute, diese Spielfreude!!! Was für ein Drive!! Dieses Tempo !! - Eine helle Freude und ein großer Genuss für alle Gitarren-Fans, diese Telecaster Versammlung!!! ....Ach ja: wer ist der Gitarrist mit der hellgrünen Telecaster, mit hellblauem Hemd und Brille in der hinteren Reihe, der so ruhig da steht und bei diesem Stück kein Solo spielt ????---ok. Didier from Belgium wrote: That's Tom Britt. Thanks !
You never have too many Great guitar players!! Awesome!
Love it. The kind of song that will guarantee a speeding ticket if you are listening while driving down the highway.
Idolul meu Eric Clapton!! Superb concert!!
When Keb Mo is your "rhythm" guitarist"...you're doin' ok.
played a gig with Keb Mo once...corporate event in a parking lot in Century City...top dude but you gotta assume he was terrified here..."OK, James Burton soloed, Vince Gill soloed, Albert Lee soloed...FELLAS, PLEASE DON'T MAKE ME GO NEXT"
All good....
Keb: Note to self-"Buy tele"
Keb would have fit right in. Wish they would have given him some.
Keb is one of the best players he knew his place and played it to a T
Wow what can I say, this is rockabilly guitar heaven!
Never before seen so many gifted guitar players on stage at one time unbelievable!!!!
vince gill is the GOAT..he is worth listening to no matter the genre..as he plays them all perfectly....maybe my funeral song will be Vince...he shows up and kills every ones as..so get over it.... this guy is the best..what band for the show!
ever....
His “Go Rest High on that Mountain” is appropriate for funerals.
Das Beste was Die Welt zu bieten hat
Scotty would have LOVED this version! RIP Scotty my hero
Vince's Elvis move at 1:15 is probably so underappreciated. I like things like that.
James Burton's solo on Ricky Nelson's "s Hello Mary Lou marked a turning point in rock guitar playing. Introduction of slip notes. I would love to get "stuck" with James, Vince and Albert.
James Burton, extraordinário guitarrista !! Dois gênios James Burton e Elvis Presley.
The "mad scientist" Albert Lee, note perfect and flowing. The more I watch him playing with the likes of Gill, Knopfler, Clapton, Moore, etc, the more I realise how talented and humble he was.
Magnifico, musica eccezionale...❤
superbe Video Mister James Burton
Is there a nicer guy in the business than Vince Gill. Hell of a player as well.
When I was sixteen, - I'm now seventy seven, I bought a 45 of Ricky Nelson's " Hello Marylou Goodbye heart " and the guitar solo on there changed my life, and made me want to learn the guitar. I was just out of school, and couldn't afford a set of strings never mind a guitar. I now have a Strat and a Tele, an Ovation ( homage to the late Great Glen Campbell ) and a few more. The solo I mention was played by the great James Burton back in the early sixties - a phenomenal guitarist. I have to say though, that favourite of all time, is Albert Lee ! I've been to many of his concerts when he come to the UK ! A humble man with enormous talent.
Must've been fun for Vince traveling n playing with two great legends !!
David Hungate, original member of Toto, and long-time Vince Gill side-man on the bass. The man can play anything.
Doesn't get any better. Albert Lee my great grandmother!!
no one can pick the strings better than vince gill
I wish I was "stuck" playin' with Vince. This shows you what an incredible guitar player he is. Seein' Amy next month and hopin' Vince comes along. Now wouldn't that be great.
Had to laugh vince said that burton was stuck with him. I thought to myself if you called that stuck I am the luckiest guy on the stage !
Unbelievable! Albert Lee is superb,xWOW!!!!
Albert's Musicman Albert Lee Signature is more of a strat than anything. Odd but sexy....I've wanted one for a long time. Kenny Vaughn used to play one. These guys have mad skills! Awesome tune.....Brian Setzer does a solo version on TH-cam that is unbelievable.
Damn what cast of guitars players all together. On stage jamming out,,,
This could be rated as the greatest band ever
Holy moly that was so incredible what the puck how have I never heard this before. Phenomenal picking just so clean but ripping it up gents