Ian Moore is a flat out musical genius! He's truly a very gifted artist. He performs so many interesting styles of music. I've followed him since his career began and own his entire discography. Great to see him featured. 🎸🤘🎸
How in the hell did I not know you made a video about Ian?? Michael.....Ian is the most genuine, emotional, down to earth people you'll ever meet. I had the fortune of meeting him a few times and even had some beers with him. HIGHLY encourage anyone to listen to his stuff.
The star of this take on Satisfied is not Ian's playing, it's his vocals. Such an immensely thick and powerful vocal performance. He has tube-like thickness to his voice.
One of my all time favorite singer/songwriter guitar players. The dude is criminally underrated and has been doing the damn thing for a very long time.
Wow. A bit on Ian Moore. Fantastic musician and songwriter.....and one of the most expressive vocalists around. Been following him for years, glad to see him profiled here.
You NEED to listen to Ian Moore Live in Austin, especially his version of Blue Sky/Abraham, Martin and John! His solo there is so nuanced and beautiful! He demonstrates how the guitar is an extension of his voice, and expression, as opposed to just a musical instrument!
Ian is incredible! I went to a concert of his back in the 90's. His guitar never stopped playing for like 3 hours. If the next song was in a new key he would modulate into the next key and hit the ground running. It was an incredible night.
Poor David's Pub and Grenada Theater. Dallas, Texas Got to sit down with him and chat for a bit. Got a picture with him but who knows where that is these days.
Been an Ian Moore fan since the early 90's and have seen him live countless times. He is such a dynamic performer, putting all his heart into every show. On top of that he's a great story teller and man has he got some stories. He's approachable, engaging and always has a few minutes to talk. Class act all around.
First, I am stoked that someone sent this your way. Like many here, I have followed Ian since the 90's, definitely an all-time favorite. I had to chuckle a little, he is an amazing guitar player in every regard but people always, ALWAYS, are amazed by his voice! Thanks for sharing!
Man I love Ian's playing and singing so much. His original recording of this song on his first album is one of my top 10 blues ballad songs of all time.
Thank you for introducing people to Ian. My best friend’s brother snuck me into my first bar to watch Ian Moore in 1996 when I was 16. The women were going crazy until he took the stage. The place went quiet because it was the first show after he cut off his hair. You could feel the disappointment.
I am from Austin Texas and met him at a music rehearsal place called space. I wanted to play keys when I was younger after seeing him at Steamboat. He was super chill guy and even took a picture with me. He is a legend here and plays great shows. If you have a chance to him you should do it.
Finally, some national recognition for Ian. As a fan for 30 years it's so frustrating how little spotlight is on this guy. Unfortunately he doesn't play the east coast often, but when he does I make every show I can. A thousand thanks for putting his name on your channel.
my first night in Austin i saw him play at the black cat then crashed on his couch. Friends with his brother. been watching him since 86 when he played for tips
I had to chuckle when you said a little Stevie in there. Back when Ian debuted that’s how they had him pegged. Austin. The hat and the boots and the strat - all of it. You could tell that’s where they wanted him to be. But he ended up going in his own beautiful direction. He always could and still can rip electric blues for sure. But his own personality came out in a big way.
Thats absolutely right. Antone's wanted the "next" SRV so any guitar slinger in Austin got put in a box with regards to what the labels would let them put out, how they looked, how they sound, etc. Ian was one of these, but also Kenny Wayne Shephard, Eric Johnson (kinda), Doyle Bramhall II, David Grissom, Charlie Sexton, and many others. Ian wanted to write and sing and play a huge variety of stuff and not just be known for "Jesus Crossed the Rio Grande". I have had the pleasure of seeing Ian a couple of times do these smaller acoustic shows and he blows me away every time. Truly an incredible talent.
Great breakdown. I’ve been watching this video the last several years trying to understand the secrets to soloing with chord changes. I’m further along thanks to you. Ian was arguably an heir to the throne of SRV at one point (serious blues chops on his first self titled album) but he took a detour down the songwriting path and even refused to play “Satisfied” for several years. He’s since reconciled with his past life much to the delight of his fans. His album “And all the colors” is a masterclass in effects pedal usage. The last track “Fickle” is similar to this video in that it’s primarily vocals over some incredibly well crafted jazz chords. So good.
Wow...I've played this song for years, but never like THIS! Ian Moore...first time I saw him was as a maybe 17 yr old playing the little Black Cat Lounge on 6th in Austin in the early 90's. Sat and chatted with him for an hour after a show at Caravan of Dreams in Ft Worth. Unfortunately he got sidled with the "next SRV" moniker...and I think it weighed on him a bit...he loved him dearly. Love his first couple of albums. Satified, Paint Me A Blue Sky, and Muddy Jesus are phenomenal and immediately come to mind when I think of Ian. Great dude, immense talent.
Ian Moore Action Company Live Via Satellite was an earth shattering album for me. His vocal and guitar work during that show are other worldly. I got to see him on tour supporting that album in a small club in Seattle. Life changing
I've been a fan since the early 90's & I saw him live in a bar in Dallas around 99. I was expecting to hear rockin' blues songs from the first couple albums & this show was the release of the 'Ian Moore's Got The Green Grass' album. I was completely caught off guard. It was different & amazing. Everyone needs to listen to Satisfied & Blue Sky from his first album, then go listen to a few songs from Green Grass. Maybe start with Many Rivers, Closer & Beautiful Light. Ian is a MONSTER talent.
I saw him in 2007 with my dad, and we were both really taken with him. I've been listening to two of his CDs for ages, and no one I know has ever heard of him. Thanks for showing him to new listeners!
I love Ian Moore, he can smoke on an acoustic like on this song, right into an electric fireball like Jesus crossed the Rio Grande. Then throw in his vocals , wow.
Anyone who does a video on Ian Moore is alright in my book. Hands down my favorite artist. He has spanned different styles and genres over the years but he has always cranked out consistently good music with amazing vocals and crazy good guitar playing. See him in concert several times but his smaller shows have always been my favorite. Anytime this artist plays a small venue by himself it gives me all the feels. Larger shows are great too. Really love his work! Thanks for this! Many years ago Ian did a DVD called Ian Moore Live From The Cactus Cafe. It is a phenomenal watch.
Ian’s Modern Day Folklore album is one of my favorites of ALL TIME! I saw him live on that tour & it was one of the best shows I’ve EVER seen. He & his band blew the doors off the place. Then he quieted down & has been laying low.
Great breakdown! Ian’s a buddy of mine. Guys plays the song entirely different every time he lets it loose. Cat knows what he’s doing and knows how to keep. His music fresh. Again , I really enjoyed your breakdown.🤘🏻🤘🏻
Your face when he started really singing 😆 Ian has been my single greatest vocal influence, starting in the mid '90s. Absolute gold. Great breakdown of the guitar work, sir.
Ian is the $hit, been listening to him since his debut 30 years ago, yeah, count 'em three-zero. His double stops on the outro solo of "How Does it Feel' will melt your face off... and the dude can really sing. He is one of those truly gifted Austin guitar players.
Michael, I picked up Ian Moore's self-titled album released in '93, merely by chance at a small record store up in New Hope, PA. Just browsing around the store I came across his CD and by the cover is how I decided to purchase it. It's an image of him sitting there with his guitar, and I thought hmm this has got to be a pretty good guitar album if he's promoting it by his name as the title and only him on the front sitting there with his guitar? I was pleasantly surprised when I listened to it and it quickly became one of my favorites. Great player and as you said a great voice as well. I suggest you give that whole album a listen, if you will. You won't regret!
Worked in Houston in late 90’s had the pleasure of seeing Ian Moore there and in Austin, man what a vocal, songwriting and musical talent most of all he can play the hell out of the guitar. He runs an annual songwriting workshop in Texas though likely sold out this year. He does advertise one on one virtual lessons His first two albums so bluesy, he was talked about as the next SRV but went in a different direction.
Been listening to Ian since the mid 90s and man can he tear it up live. Great seeing you break down this song. One of my favorites of his is Fickle. Check it out.
Thank you! Big Ian Moore fan and the album version of this is carried by the piano (great version). Have always wanted to play this song as it’s my fav Ian song. Saw him when he still lived in Austin… it wouldn’t surprise me if he knew SRV back in the day. I also recommend How Does It Feel and Blue Sky. 🙏
Incredible live version of his cover of “champagne and reffer”. Look it up. He’s quite young back from the club days in the 90s. He has always been one of my favorite players.
Ian is fantastic! If you haven’t checked out Pony Bradshaw yet (“Van Gogh” and “10x10” are great) give a listen and see what you think. And, if you’ve got time for a riot of a song that’s well-played and the lyrics are dark, funny, and creative: James McMurtry’s “Choctaw Bingo” is a great driving tune. Enjoy.
My lord, saw this guy in El Paso, Texas back in 1995. Great show, with Tea Party opening. Unfortunately, you don't let Tea Party open for you. Show ends there.
Ian's "Modern Folklore" album is amazing. But the follow-up albums "And All The Colors" and "Via Satellite" (live) are unbelievable. He didn't like being pigeonholed as a SRV successor , so the style advances significantly. For me, an amazing track is the cover of "Many Rivers to Cross" from the Ian Moore's "Got the Green Grass" album. Highly recommended. The live track "Muddy Jesus" from Via Satellite incorporates Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus" an amazing performance.
Help me out. I learned the record version way back in the 90s and everything was copasetic. However, when I tried playing it today, I could not remember what the chord at 1:58 is where the shuffle goes back to the turnaround. When I learned it way back, I knew the chord shape but didn't know names. Now I can't remember what that chord is. Sounds like some sort of C....not Cm. Help please th-cam.com/video/v-WJ5Pg1wUs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FlX1_vgk_VTKdTzb Never mind...sounds like C dim
Great voice, nice playing... but he would drive a rhythm section crazy. The tempo is all over the place, and im not sure if he even counts bars. Doesn't take away how great he is, but i see why he is a solo act.
He’s not playing with a rhythm section, therefore being a musician and knowing that, he doesn’t give a rip about the timing. He’s free to play whatever he wants without stepping on anyone’s toes. He’s had incredible bands and does just fine, just fine.
An Ian video?!? Oh man, finally! Watch his live at Steamboat video from '96 in Austin. Incendiary with "Today" a particular highlight. Watching him back in the 90s was a life changing experience for my playing. th-cam.com/video/_bYs_qjTxrs/w-d-xo.html
Ian Moore is a flat out musical genius! He's truly a very gifted artist. He performs so many interesting styles of music. I've followed him since his career began and own his entire discography.
Great to see him featured. 🎸🤘🎸
How in the hell did I not know you made a video about Ian?? Michael.....Ian is the most genuine, emotional, down to earth people you'll ever meet. I had the fortune of meeting him a few times and even had some beers with him. HIGHLY encourage anyone to listen to his stuff.
The star of this take on Satisfied is not Ian's playing, it's his vocals.
Such an immensely thick and powerful vocal performance. He has tube-like thickness to his voice.
One of my all time favorite singer/songwriter guitar players. The dude is criminally underrated and has been doing the damn thing for a very long time.
Wow. A bit on Ian Moore. Fantastic musician and songwriter.....and one of the most expressive vocalists around. Been following him for years, glad to see him profiled here.
Yeah, I've known him since like '94. Glad you enjoyed it.
You NEED to listen to Ian Moore Live in Austin, especially his version of Blue Sky/Abraham, Martin and John! His solo there is so nuanced and beautiful! He demonstrates how the guitar is an extension of his voice, and expression, as opposed to just a musical instrument!
Ian is incredible! I went to a concert of his back in the 90's. His guitar never stopped playing for like 3 hours. If the next song was in a new key he would modulate into the next key and hit the ground running. It was an incredible night.
anything from IAN MOORE! Today is a good one!
I’m from Texas and have been seeing Ian Moore live since the 90s. He’s one of my all time faves. Thank you for covering this!!!!!
Saxon Pub. Austin Texas
Poor David's Pub and Grenada Theater. Dallas, Texas
Got to sit down with him and chat for a bit. Got a picture with him but who knows where that is these days.
Been an Ian Moore fan since the early 90's and have seen him live countless times. He is such a dynamic performer, putting all his heart into every show. On top of that he's a great story teller and man has he got some stories. He's approachable, engaging and always has a few minutes to talk. Class act all around.
First, I am stoked that someone sent this your way. Like many here, I have followed Ian since the 90's, definitely an all-time favorite. I had to chuckle a little, he is an amazing guitar player in every regard but people always, ALWAYS, are amazed by his voice! Thanks for sharing!
Been covering Ian Moore tunes for 10 years...including this song. Love this
Man I love Ian's playing and singing so much. His original recording of this song on his first album is one of my top 10 blues ballad songs of all time.
it's my all time favorite song, and I love songs.
I LOVE this comment from you, and agreed. I play this song a ton - it is my go-to when test driving a new guitar.
Thank you for introducing people to Ian. My best friend’s brother snuck me into my first bar to watch Ian Moore in 1996 when I was 16. The women were going crazy until he took the stage. The place went quiet because it was the first show after he cut off his hair. You could feel the disappointment.
I am from Austin Texas and met him at a music rehearsal place called space. I wanted to play keys when I was younger after seeing him at Steamboat. He was super chill guy and even took a picture with me. He is a legend here and plays great shows. If you have a chance to him you should do it.
Finally, some national recognition for Ian. As a fan for 30 years it's so frustrating how little spotlight is on this guy. Unfortunately he doesn't play the east coast often, but when he does I make every show I can. A thousand thanks for putting his name on your channel.
Ian Moore is a beast🤘
I used to watch him play this song at The Steamboat in Austin, Texas back in 1996.
Been a huge fan of Ian's since his debut album in the early 90s..great player, great songwriter
Man I am THRILLED to see you cover this. Been a huge fan of Ian Moore for a long time… seeing him live this Sunday.
my first night in Austin i saw him play at the black cat then crashed on his couch. Friends with his brother. been watching him since 86 when he played for tips
I had to chuckle when you said a little Stevie in there. Back when Ian debuted that’s how they had him pegged. Austin. The hat and the boots and the strat - all of it. You could tell that’s where they wanted him to be. But he ended up going in his own beautiful direction. He always could and still can rip electric blues for sure. But his own personality came out in a big way.
Thats absolutely right. Antone's wanted the "next" SRV so any guitar slinger in Austin got put in a box with regards to what the labels would let them put out, how they looked, how they sound, etc. Ian was one of these, but also Kenny Wayne Shephard, Eric Johnson (kinda), Doyle Bramhall II, David Grissom, Charlie Sexton, and many others.
Ian wanted to write and sing and play a huge variety of stuff and not just be known for "Jesus Crossed the Rio Grande".
I have had the pleasure of seeing Ian a couple of times do these smaller acoustic shows and he blows me away every time. Truly an incredible talent.
Great breakdown. I’ve been watching this video the last several years trying to understand the secrets to soloing with chord changes. I’m further along thanks to you.
Ian was arguably an heir to the throne of SRV at one point (serious blues chops on his first self titled album) but he took a detour down the songwriting path and even refused to play “Satisfied” for several years. He’s since reconciled with his past life much to the delight of his fans. His album “And all the colors” is a masterclass in effects pedal usage. The last track “Fickle” is similar to this video in that it’s primarily vocals over some incredibly well crafted jazz chords. So good.
Love it! Thanks so much man
Good take on Ian Moore and his early history.
I been listening to Ian Moore for 10 years of so. Awesome musician.
Wow...I've played this song for years, but never like THIS! Ian Moore...first time I saw him was as a maybe 17 yr old playing the little Black Cat Lounge on 6th in Austin in the early 90's. Sat and chatted with him for an hour after a show at Caravan of Dreams in Ft Worth. Unfortunately he got sidled with the "next SRV" moniker...and I think it weighed on him a bit...he loved him dearly. Love his first couple of albums. Satified, Paint Me A Blue Sky, and Muddy Jesus are phenomenal and immediately come to mind when I think of Ian. Great dude, immense talent.
Seen him live and met him a few times, my good friend toured with him as his bass player a few years back. Nice guy, and a helluva guitar player.
Ian Moore Action Company Live Via Satellite was an earth shattering album for me. His vocal and guitar work during that show are other worldly. I got to see him on tour supporting that album in a small club in Seattle. Life changing
Wow. Thank you for sharing this gift Michael. Ian. RIPS!
I've been a fan since the early 90's & I saw him live in a bar in Dallas around 99. I was expecting to hear rockin' blues songs from the first couple albums & this show was the release of the 'Ian Moore's Got The Green Grass' album. I was completely caught off guard. It was different & amazing. Everyone needs to listen to Satisfied & Blue Sky from his first album, then go listen to a few songs from Green Grass. Maybe start with Many Rivers, Closer & Beautiful Light. Ian is a MONSTER talent.
Oh man, I hadn't thought about Ian Moore in years! Thank you for the reminder!
living in Austin Texas in the 90s I'm very familiar with ian.
great musician
I saw him in 2007 with my dad, and we were both really taken with him. I've been listening to two of his CDs for ages, and no one I know has ever heard of him. Thanks for showing him to new listeners!
I love Ian Moore, he can smoke on an acoustic like on this song, right into an electric fireball like Jesus crossed the Rio Grande. Then throw in his vocals , wow.
Anyone who does a video on Ian Moore is alright in my book. Hands down my favorite artist. He has spanned different styles and genres over the years but he has always cranked out consistently good music with amazing vocals and crazy good guitar playing. See him in concert several times but his smaller shows have always been my favorite. Anytime this artist plays a small venue by himself it gives me all the feels. Larger shows are great too. Really love his work! Thanks for this!
Many years ago Ian did a DVD called Ian Moore Live From The Cactus Cafe. It is a phenomenal watch.
Ian’s Modern Day Folklore album is one of my favorites of ALL TIME!
I saw him live on that tour & it was one of the best shows I’ve EVER seen. He & his band blew the doors off the place.
Then he quieted down & has been laying low.
Great breakdown! Ian’s a buddy of mine. Guys plays the song entirely different every time he lets it loose. Cat knows what he’s doing and knows how to keep. His music fresh. Again , I really enjoyed your breakdown.🤘🏻🤘🏻
Been listening to Ian since 1995. One of my all-time favorite musicians ever.
Your face when he started really singing 😆
Ian has been my single greatest vocal influence, starting in the mid '90s. Absolute gold.
Great breakdown of the guitar work, sir.
Ian is the $hit, been listening to him since his debut 30 years ago, yeah, count 'em three-zero. His double stops on the outro solo of "How Does it Feel' will melt your face off... and the dude can really sing. He is one of those truly gifted Austin guitar players.
Wow Michael, You are a great man for breaking this down the way you do.
Another great video, thank you Michael! Also, super excited to dive into more of Ian’s music!
Michael, I picked up Ian Moore's self-titled album released in '93, merely by chance at a small record store up in New Hope, PA. Just browsing around the store I came across his CD and by the cover is how I decided to purchase it. It's an image of him sitting there with his guitar, and I thought hmm this has got to be a pretty good guitar album if he's promoting it by his name as the title and only him on the front sitting there with his guitar? I was pleasantly surprised when I listened to it and it quickly became one of my favorites. Great player and as you said a great voice as well. I suggest you give that whole album a listen, if you will. You won't regret!
yeah, man
Same reason I picked up Chris Whitleys Living with the Law cassette…same story with Ian Moore. Both a couple of my favorite musical purchases ever!
Apparently we all have great musical instinct. Haha 😎👍
you are one of the best teachers I have come across. thank you is an understatement !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Worked in Houston in late 90’s had the pleasure of seeing Ian Moore there and in Austin, man what a vocal, songwriting and musical talent most of all he can play the hell out of the guitar. He runs an annual songwriting workshop in Texas though likely sold out this year. He does advertise one on one virtual lessons His first two albums so bluesy, he was talked about as the next SRV but went in a different direction.
Great video Michael. I enjoyed this .... and my introduction to Ian Moore. :)
I love this song.....made my band learn the studio version of it
Was lucky enough to see him live at a small London gig circa '95 'Modernday Folklore' era - fantastic!
Michael Palmisano you should do a course on all those embellishments that we’ve all heard a million times but don’t know how to play.
Ian is a dear friend, immeasurable talent and fantastic story teller. This video made my whole week! ❤
I wasn’t expecting such a sweet voice to go with that guitar playing but he’s really good!
Awesome! Thanks Michael. Most useful lesson I've had this year.
Thought i imagined the Day Tripper tease. Glad you called it out
Thank you sir for this one!
Been listening to Ian since the mid 90s and man can he tear it up live. Great seeing you break down this song. One of my favorites of his is Fickle. Check it out.
Very tasteful playing and singing
Great playing but even better voice. Wow...what a set of pipes. Heard a few Hendrixy nods in there for sure.
Thank you! Big Ian Moore fan and the album version of this is carried by the piano (great version). Have always wanted to play this song as it’s my fav Ian song. Saw him when he still lived in Austin… it wouldn’t surprise me if he knew SRV back in the day. I also recommend How Does It Feel and Blue Sky. 🙏
Y’all gotta here Live From Austin
Phenomenal!!! Ian is incredible live.
I saw Ian Moore in a club back in the early 90s
I bought this guys debut album in 1994, saw him a half dozen times and finally someone is paying attention. There is a god
Incredible live version of his cover of “champagne and reffer”. Look it up. He’s quite young back from the club days in the 90s. He has always been one of my favorite players.
I agree tx also, in the 90s Ian was all electric an a rock star
That debut with this song is 30 years ago today (6/15)
Modernday Folklore...if you haven't heard it, do yourself a favor!
Muddy Jesus is a banger and a half!
Came here to say exactly this…
Society is my favorite..... whole album is killer though
totally
Hes fuckin amazin he sings like a angel and shreds his ass off crazy cool why isnt he bigger oh well people are missing 😅❤
Awesome song!
Ian is fantastic! If you haven’t checked out Pony Bradshaw yet (“Van Gogh” and “10x10” are great) give a listen and see what you think. And, if you’ve got time for a riot of a song that’s well-played and the lyrics are dark, funny, and creative: James McMurtry’s “Choctaw Bingo” is a great driving tune. Enjoy.
Crap yeah man…wore his first “cassette” out! I liked his vocals as much as the guitar skills
Wonder if this guy has ever heard little wing?
Yeah, Ian is cool. I got into his music when Modern day Folklore came out, and I heard Muddy Jesus.
I have been a fan of his since reefer and cocaine song , he’s very melodic and just grooves and can sing
The intro sounds like Little Wing before the little Beatles lick
Listen to the albums Ian Moore and Modernday Folklore!!!
My lord, saw this guy in El Paso, Texas back in 1995. Great show, with Tea Party opening. Unfortunately, you don't let Tea Party open for you. Show ends there.
Ian Moore self titled and Modern day Folklore albums are good from beginning to end. Bob Schneider and Patrice Pike are great too.
Another great singer/guitarist from the Texas scene to look at is Monte Montgomery.
its the Willie Nelson change and SRV run and WC Clark rhythm remember he grew in Austin being groomed to be the next SRV
Am I the only one getting “Little wing” vibes from this?
I think he's the same Ian Moore that I used to listen to back in the 90s?
Tune your guitar Randy😂 IYKYK
He's got the vocals for sure and good guitar work too. Good one.
Is that ever a crispy, bold sounding guitar.
I saw Tommy Emmanual in the corner of the room yawning.
Did he just throw in day tripper lol
Ian's "Modern Folklore" album is amazing. But the follow-up albums "And All The Colors" and "Via Satellite" (live) are unbelievable. He didn't like being pigeonholed as a SRV successor , so the style advances significantly. For me, an amazing track is the cover of "Many Rivers to Cross" from the Ian Moore's "Got the Green Grass" album. Highly recommended. The live track "Muddy Jesus" from Via Satellite incorporates Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus" an amazing performance.
What's the name of the Beatles riff from the omage at the beginning, Im struggling to remember
Day tripper
@@awtiedemann thank you
Help me out. I learned the record version way back in the 90s and everything was copasetic. However, when I tried playing it today, I could not remember what the chord at 1:58 is where the shuffle goes back to the turnaround. When I learned it way back, I knew the chord shape but didn't know names. Now I can't remember what that chord is. Sounds like some sort of C....not Cm. Help please th-cam.com/video/v-WJ5Pg1wUs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FlX1_vgk_VTKdTzb Never mind...sounds like C dim
No twiddly bit at the start? 😢
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Bluegrass meets delta blues
Heard a
Ccr lick
In there
Know Sleep Token? You're welcome
Thanks. I guess.
Great voice, nice playing... but he would drive a rhythm section crazy. The tempo is all over the place, and im not sure if he even counts bars. Doesn't take away how great he is, but i see why he is a solo act.
Check out his band stuff, he has had some great bands
He’s not playing with a rhythm section, therefore being a musician and knowing that, he doesn’t give a rip about the timing. He’s free to play whatever he wants without stepping on anyone’s toes. He’s had incredible bands and does just fine, just fine.
@@ovorols thanks for proving my point
His first album is one of my all time favorites: th-cam.com/video/sKUwYgg8bPw/w-d-xo.html
An Ian video?!? Oh man, finally! Watch his live at Steamboat video from '96 in Austin. Incendiary with "Today" a particular highlight. Watching him back in the 90s was a life changing experience for my playing.
th-cam.com/video/_bYs_qjTxrs/w-d-xo.html
Man first one here!
Might be just me but when people say "You're welcome" in this context it drives me nuts, so condescending. Great vids though Michael. :)
No, thank you.