I saw Jeff around To all the time Healy's was the place Often you saw lead for Triumph playing along side,good friends he's a teacher in Mississauga Once saw SRV Jeff Beck and Jeff Healy on same bill,anSRV concert Absolutely fantastic!Play on Jeff RIP brother!!? You were truly GREAT!!!!!
This is Jeff healey, who is really great. BUT then, why always mention them same old worn out names (don't get me wrong - great players!)? You go and find out about where the Blues comes from - all the Black players, Chicago Style etc., ok?
johopeweisz I don't get you wrong - but I'm ahead of you ;-D I've got ALL recordings made by Robert Johnson - THAT'S were Blues came from (as THEY say). Personaly I'm leaning more towards the British Blues Rock from Guys like Peter Green, John Mayall, Jimmi Page (he's a bit on the hard rock side. BUT started out in the Yardbirds and John Mayalls Blues Breakers). Did you know that Chris Rea made an album called Blue Guitar? On this he's going through many of the different styles of American blues eg. Texas, Chicago etc.. One to get hold on if you dont know it.
hfleth ahead? hm. Of course it's ok to mention other players one loves in connection with some great stuf like JH's. And: I don't think Chris Rea is the right person to learn from when blues tradition is concerned. I love some of his stuff though. But those who formed the electric blues tradition are T-Bone Walker, Elmore James, Otis Rush, Hubert Sumlin, Magic Sam, Earl Hooker, Jimmy Rogers, Jimmy Reed, Albert, Freddie and BB, Snooks Eaglin. There are players like Alex Schultz, Anson Funderburgh, and - as you said - list goes on.
True, true. But no one has tried to capture the entire blues tradition on ONE album like Chris Rea has - He made Blue Guitar with 6 cd's - each with it's one bluse style, Texas, Chicargo etc. Like it or not - you can not if anything admire his effort
he walked into the bar I worked at and played his guitar and a girl off the street came in and sang for him !! unbelievable night ! wont forget it ! I always listen to him since then !
Life is f...g cruel, unjust and unfair! Such a great guy and artist passed away in his prime! Never had the opportunity to see him live, now only cds and dvds are left. Thanks for posting this, great show!
Jeff paid the bills with pop rock and blues, but this man's real passion was jazz .... and he was just as talented on trumpet as he was as a jazz/blues guitar man. His musicianship and knowledge of music is supernatural.
Saw Jeff Healey at the Shepherd’s Bush empire in 2000 when Philip sayce was with him! What a night to see 2 of the greatest blues players ever... I get chills just remembering that night. I really miss Jeff he was a great person and so talented. RIP brother.
Life isn't fair to all these great Musicians or should I say Artistes who died at such an early age with so so much music left to give.R.I.P. Jeff, you left a big hole in a lot of people's hearts. Scotland loves you
I really miss Jeff. I'm a long-time Blues fan living with a sight impairment, and I've always admired and respected him. Would've loved to have checked out his mother load of a 78 collection too! :)
I have been playing guitar for 50 years. 32 of those years were as a pro with famous acts. I am retired now. This guy had a really unorthodox style of playing, but still kicked butt. He died way too young. How sad.
How could anybody dislike an amazing blues guitarist like him whos playing the guitar the way he did, who was blind and died a few years ago? shame on you
In 1985 he played with Allen Collins. The latter, impressed by his amazing talent, invited him to a jam session with Stevie Ray Vaughan. I don't know what I would give to be there and make that happen again.
With Jeff's absolutely blinding guitar virtuosity sometimes it's easy to "hear" past his considerable vocal skills! He could wail on the pipes as well as the strings!!
Never cease to be stunned by his versatility as a Musician. First 24-Bars of his solo on Shake-Rattle & Roll sounds more like Brian Setzer than Healey.
my friends and family do not understand why i do not like rap. all i say is where are the guitars. Healey's guitar sings so well. thanks for the upload!! hupp.
The world misses this guy. Amazing.
Oh man Jeff was the best guitar player of all times there is no doubt, every time i think he is gone it hurts.
You don´t need eyes, to play the blues....You need soul! You ROCK Jeff!!!
ジェフ ヒィーリーに感動🥲
とにかく､凄い 見事なギター🎸プレイ
涙ものです。
Rip may you rock in peace... I loved this dude...
I saw Jeff around To all the time Healy's was the place Often you saw lead for Triumph playing along side,good friends he's a teacher in Mississauga Once saw SRV Jeff Beck and Jeff Healy on same bill,anSRV concert Absolutely fantastic!Play on Jeff RIP brother!!? You were truly GREAT!!!!!
Two greats are gone now . Road House. Jeff Healey and Patrick Swayze. Both appeared together in person. Both dyed young. R.I.P.
Jeff Healey, Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughan - the list goes on and on.
R.I.P. in Blues-heaven. You're ALL sorely missed
This is Jeff healey, who is really great. BUT then, why always mention them same old worn out names (don't get me wrong - great players!)? You go and find out about where the Blues comes from - all the Black players, Chicago Style etc., ok?
johopeweisz I don't get you wrong - but I'm ahead of you ;-D I've got ALL recordings made by Robert Johnson - THAT'S were Blues came from (as THEY say). Personaly I'm leaning more towards the British Blues Rock from Guys like Peter Green, John Mayall, Jimmi Page (he's a bit on the hard rock side. BUT started out in the Yardbirds and John Mayalls Blues Breakers).
Did you know that Chris Rea made an album called Blue Guitar? On this he's going through many of the different styles of American blues eg. Texas, Chicago etc.. One to get hold on if you dont know it.
hfleth ahead? hm. Of course it's ok to mention other players one loves in connection with some great stuf like JH's. And: I don't think Chris Rea is the right person to learn from when blues tradition is concerned. I love some of his stuff though. But those who formed the electric blues tradition are T-Bone Walker, Elmore James, Otis Rush, Hubert Sumlin, Magic Sam, Earl Hooker, Jimmy Rogers, Jimmy Reed, Albert, Freddie and BB, Snooks Eaglin. There are players like Alex Schultz, Anson Funderburgh, and - as you said - list goes on.
True, true. But no one has tried to capture the entire blues tradition on ONE album like Chris Rea has - He made Blue Guitar with 6 cd's - each with it's one bluse style, Texas, Chicargo etc.
Like it or not - you can not if anything admire his effort
+hfleth
Jimmy Page played with The Yardbirds but he never played with The John Mayall´s Bluesbreakers.
-_-
he walked into the bar I worked at and played his guitar and a girl off the street came in and sang for him !! unbelievable night ! wont forget it ! I always listen to him since then !
I miss his soul filled music he was a wonderful human being ...........
Another great light was extinguished in the Music Firmament when we lost Jeff Healey , Ray
my father was is sound engineer for 6 years!
I'm 20 and I really enjoy his music!!
BRAVAS,,,,,,,,,,ALL,,MUSICIANS,,,,,,,,,COMPLIMENTI..........MY BEST SALUTI,,,FROM ASPRA,,,BAARIA,,,SICILIA.
Life is f...g cruel, unjust and unfair! Such a great guy and artist passed away in his prime! Never had the opportunity to see him live, now only cds and dvds are left. Thanks for posting this, great show!
Makes me cry!!!!
I was grateful to see him live in Gananoque Ontario Canada 10 years ago.
Never seen such a guitar playing before in my life. very coooool
Thanks so much to the guy who uploaded this magnificent Jeff Healey concert
Jeff had the best eyes in the world !
THE VERY BEST GUITAR PLAYER I'VE SEEN
Me too, probably along with Nuno Bettencourt. Different styles but damn.....so good.
Jeff I will miss seeing you and hearing you singing all your music here to okay so RIP here .😂
Jeff paid the bills with pop rock and blues, but this man's real passion was jazz .... and he was just as talented on trumpet as he was as a jazz/blues guitar man. His musicianship and knowledge of music is supernatural.
That's the word, supernatural
This guy was amazing. Died way too young!
jeff healy isnt dead stupid!!
@@suebombay3879 who is the stupid one? Lol
you are missed Jeff Healey RIP .......
How is it possible to be ignorant of Jeff Healey until now... thanks Alberto Macfly
Noémie Dufour but un southamerica he is not knowed...few people know him. Most of rock guitarrista man...
Dang. What a bad ass. Jeff chose lines on guitar totally unorthodox to a normal player. I love it. What a player.
awesome just utterly awesome
Saw Jeff Healey at the Shepherd’s Bush empire in 2000 when Philip sayce was with him! What a night to see 2 of the greatest blues players ever... I get chills just remembering that night. I really miss Jeff he was a great person and so talented. RIP brother.
Why can't a genius live long? Jeff, a great blues and jazz artist, was a much bigger genius than anyone could ever imagine.
Mixed his horn lines w/axe tech and theory to create such a unique style! Life ain't fair, Kats & Kittens. This man deserved so much more
Wow amazing
We need a beautiful STAR like this again - makes life happy!
Huge fan of Jeff Healey played in road house with Patrick swayze
I miss the days. One of the greatest ever.
Love you Jeff today!
Life isn't fair to all these great Musicians or should I say Artistes who died at such an early age with so so much music left to give.R.I.P. Jeff, you left a big hole in a lot of people's hearts. Scotland loves you
God Love Jeff Healey, miss him so much. He was the best
I really miss Jeff.
I'm a long-time Blues fan living with a sight impairment, and I've always admired and respected him. Would've loved to have checked out his mother load of a 78 collection too! :)
bardzo dobry materiał....
wiecznie żywy...
WIELKIE DZIĘKI
Ein großer Bluesmusiker mit seinen einzigartigen Gitarrenspiel und Gesang.......
GREATEST EVER...!!!
Oh My! that little intro lick, and the subsequent lead in to How Blue Can You Get was fantastic
I have been playing guitar for 50 years. 32 of those years were as a pro with famous acts. I am retired now. This guy had a really unorthodox style of playing, but still kicked butt. He died way too young. How sad.
He was something else
How could anybody dislike an amazing blues guitarist like him whos playing the guitar the way he did, who was blind and died a few years ago? shame on you
Terribly underrated.
Jeff Healey, Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughan Pappo y Alvin Lee R.I,P
we lost him 6 years ago today RIP Jeff
"Master of blues" Yep.. That just about says it.
R.I.P,master of blues,your music is the greatest treasure of huaman.
A true inspiration. Thanks for sharing this concert.
Grazie per aver pubblicato questa speciale esibizione del grande Jeff!
1 of Ritchie Blackmores fovorite guitarists, and ours to,
Великий Музыкант , земля ему пухом и вечная память...!
RUSH and JEFF. Together.
Thanks Mr Scott for uploading this! Mean so much to me!
What incredible technique he had.
I was playing at Nottoden at the same time so I missed this show. Too bad. It would have been great to see it.
In 1985 he played with Allen Collins.
The latter, impressed by his amazing talent, invited him to a jam session with Stevie Ray Vaughan.
I don't know what I would give to be there and make that happen again.
thank u very much for this full show! RIP Scott and Healey
Janis, Singapore
Великолепно! This is beautiful!!
Jeff Healey was all that Clapton could not be as a blues guitarist.
Jeff is awsome so is eric,,if jeff was here he would tell you the same. They played ❤ together,,
sorry, but trucks is clearly NOT in this league.
I’ve seen Jeff, Eric, Derek and many others in concert. In my opinion, none of them even came close to Jeff.
As soon as you those licks and those bends,you know who it is.There is still noone that can improvise like he could.
I love this observation! So fricken true.
awesome!!!!
saw him in Memphis @ Mud Island Amp.... it was awesome to see live,.,.,.
A unique original, sadly missed.
I remember seeing him in London Town with the J. H band. Absolutely brilliant 🎶🌹
No me canso de escucharlo
Apaixonadaaa ❤
И что за три урода ? Которые палец вниз опустили?!!! А таким музыкантам , Вечная память!!!!!
The Best !!✌
blues master..the second song :nothing but the blues wow wow
RIP Jeff Healey.
Otro DIOS que nos dejo.....
INCREIBLE
its amazing how jeff could shred guitar like that. I can see and can't play like that. He is definitely 1 of the best and my favorites
It's not about seeing my friend! It's about heart and soul!
With Jeff's absolutely blinding guitar virtuosity sometimes it's easy to "hear" past his considerable vocal skills! He could wail on the pipes as well as the strings!!
Jeff your truly awsome. Rest in pease my brother, road goes on for ever !
That's the best non Bon Bon I have ever heard.
one really good performance ,Loved this guy since Road house .I thought it was a dubb ,Man what I found !
Jamas olvidare la película El Duro, me enseño a disfrutar de la música...
the best
One of the greatest in my top 5. 6:12...
RIP Jeff...
the best bluesplayer of all times... rip mister cruel ;)
such an unique player and person..........
Dude singing ac dc was pretty good!
21:14 - "I can't see her from here..."
wow what treat this is
como ignorarlo el mejor
the best ever! RIP friend
RIP Bro,
free dvd
alter that they say the cd /Dvd are not sold
hopefully i have the dvd for years
I remember his song "Angel Eyes", but never really got into him. He had a great voice, though.
'Angel Eyes' is actually a John Hiatt cover. Jeff's success with it paid for John's house.
Yet here you are
Ca sonne plus "old school" que quand il était jeune.
Gracias Jeff Q.E.P.D. junto a Stevie Ray V.
great!!!!!!!
RIP JEFF
Alec Fraser Jr. - Bass, Dave Murphy - Keys / Voc, Dan Noordermeer - guitar
Never cease to be stunned by his versatility as a Musician. First 24-Bars of his solo on Shake-Rattle & Roll sounds more like Brian Setzer than Healey.
my friends and family do not understand why i do not like rap. all i say is where are the guitars. Healey's guitar sings so well. thanks for the upload!! hupp.
Très bon...
Талант.
Yay Moosehead! At 5:53
he is crazy