I was in my late teens in the late 80s. I was an EVH junkie. My walls were covered in VH posters that I still have today. I also listened to Gambale, MacAlpine, Howe, Gilbert, Johnson, Malmsteen. I don’t know how I missed Shawn. He is in a category all his own. The world got a small glimpse of genius with him. The trio with Shawn, Jonas Hellborg, and Jeff Sipe is simply ferocious.
Man we listen to the same guitarists, i did discover lane in the 90s thou.... Gambale , malmsteen, eric johnson are my heroes, but i still listen to all the other guitarists you mentioned, and gary moore and roben ford!
For instance saw Gambale in the late 80's early 90's, Yngwie in 1985 to be specific at Fenders grand ballroom in long beach, totally insane. But didn't know about Shawn unitl around his death in 2005 unfortunately.
@@jimgriff5540 He's seeing that fretboard in his head, or more accurately, he's translating what's in his head directly to the fretboard via his brain. Now we have to think of what was in his head to make his music. I get that vibe from Hendrix at his best, just a flow of ideas, Coltrane too. It's a gift bestowed on the few, Shawn a worthy recipient.
Don’t know if he’s the greatest because that’s such a hard test - is it skill, timeless riffs, influence etc. That being said this is unreal. Also heartbreaking because the medicine he was on was breaking his body. I’m glad this got that many views. He was so amazing. I could just listen and listen...
I have seen many concerts growing up in nyc. I'm 54. I got to see this line up 3 times live. It's not possible to put into words how Shawn Lane performed/played! I met him in the audience before one show and briefly exchange some words. What a gentle soft voice he had. You wanted to be his friend just from hearing his voice. He is missed!!!! Love you Shawn.
All three of them spent the night at my house after a show in Baltimore in 96’ I Sat up all night with Shawn at the kitchen table rolling joints and talking about music. He was a on a big Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn kick. He was a very humble and great guy and I hung on every word as a young guitar player and idolized the guy many years before that. I was really bummed when he died. He had a gift.
Jeff Sipe is soooo good on this, what a talent. You can also see him playing with Jimmy Herring on several vids here. Jimmy I think is a lot like Shawn in that he has not received the recognition he deserves
My hope is that more people, especially kids, will discover Shawn Lane. I put him up there with Holdsworth. Insanely creative and technically ridiculous.
@@Nedwin I had not heard about Tim Miller so I searched around a bit. Like some comments have said, it appears Miller is a student of Allan Holdsworth, in terms of his legato, phrasing, melodic movement, and harmonic choices. He is amazing and it is wild how close to Holdsworth his playing is. I know Lane was also impressed by Holdsworth, but I hear Lane's playing still being a very unique blend of different influences. Here's a nice feature of Tim Miller as a guest of Plini ... th-cam.com/video/dK4xSxCjfAc/w-d-xo.html
@@pobinr I didn't mean to compare the two, as their styles were very different, each influenced by different things and coming from a different place. But what they did share was that both were insanely innovative, creative and technically amazing in their own ways.
im a guitarrist music teatcher here in Brazil, every time my youg students ask me some power trio gigs to search for, i introduce them... shawn lane was a few light years ahead, his flow at improvisation was genius, i put him side by side with respective genius like lenny breau, charlie parker, allan holdsworth ( his influencer also ) thanks man, for coming like some meteorite, unfortunatelly your health could be more selfcare.
He was sick away before he became so big. Knew him for years. Didn't drink or smoke anything. Was on large steroid doses which contributed to his size. I think at the end he just cut loose...
@@The_ScapeGoat At the end of his life, Shawn used a lot of cannabis as painkiller cos pain was unbearable and in the stupid USA you must be rich in order to defeat your deseases or at least to keep them under control with medicines, Shawn paid a lot of medical sessions to treat his problems but these were too expensive (he wasn't rich like the very famous guitarists, the same names that people say in every corner of this planet...), so after some he quitted and he remains with his health problems.
Nobody plays guitar like Shawn!!! He was just the greatest electric guitarist I have ever heard. Incredible technique. Incredible fluidity. And just incredible musical genius. Shawn was a true gift from God. Thank you Lord for this musical archangel!!!
A bad role of the dice. He would’ve told you that we are all part of god, God being everything in the universe, as opposed to something that looks like a man with jealousy vengeance and wrath! Who created imperfect humans and then punished them for it! Lol,lmao fu......................😇
@@Chrisbell804 imagine if you stole one of Shawn's songs and said it was yours. He'd be justified in being jealous over his song, and his wrath in suing you for lost wages would be justified. The God you malign is not any of the things you say he is out of arbitrary reasons.
@@codymarkley8372 I understand your projection. God is like anything, it’s in the eye of the beholder. Please excuse my opinion and stop plagiarizing? Have a nice day🙂
there is none other....truly you can see Jonas smile when Shawn starts playing..........WOW what's so wonderful, is that it's not just his phenomenal speed, his phrasing is unparalleled.
Shawn Lane was not a once in a lifetime guitarist, he was a once in an eon guitarist. There's not enough superlatives to describe how incredible a musician this guy was .....utmost respect and awe for the man.☘
@@JohnFirkRichards Yeah good guitarist tbf,on a par with so many others eg Ethan Brosh,Damian Salazar,Andy Timmons,Philip Sayce and the older guys Vai,Satriani,Rory G,Zappa,SRV, Holdsworth, McLaughlin, Beck,Page, Gilmour etc,etc.I know it's whatever your ears like at the time, currently I'm listening to Mr Carroll or Buckethead to the audience. I just think Shawn Lane had something extra special in his playing. His phrasing, tone,use of whammy bar,speed whenever needed, and nobody shreds better than Shawn, plus many more attributes. To top it all off,he considered himself a better pianist. Just my opinion, never really liked grading musicians, sometimes the simple beat of a bodhran does it for me☘
@@FURDOG1961 Yeah man can play,wonderful tone.Mahogany Rush never got the credit they deserved. Think if they'd taken Rush off their name, might have helped 🤷♂️being Canadian and that. Do you knw Frank's supposed history 🤔 about the visit while in a coma by the ghost of Jimi Hendrix. Waking up being able to play amazing guitar whilst not being very musical before the coma 🤷♂️🤤☘ Wanna listen to a top player...check out Rory Gallagher!!!Saw the man 3times,nobody better live,awesome!!!
Wow!!! need to find more material form him... sorry about his death and pain thorught his life, he probably from heaven still delivering vibrant solos for all of those who still hear him... peace!! Godspeed
He was and still is simply unreal and deeply missed. Luckily I get to share my bday with him. At least we have clips like this and his recordings to enjoy. thanks for posting.
The cigarette thing while playing reminds me of a dance band back in the day of Joe Silvo. There was a sax player named Nate who could on a 2 bar rest ,take a drag on cigarette,a swig of beer and come back in time to start a solo without missing a beat.
Wow.. Just hard core.. Deep melodic control.. This is so inspiring...when god took him. He was probably like ok now we can't give earth to much now.. Come back to the hidden temples.. He's prob an entity that governs a reality now or a soilder in heaven who always appears with wings and a guitar.. Defeating army's of demons with his music... I swear that's happening... Something so great cant just return to nothing.. That would be truly a primitive thought...
No. He died because of no health insurance. He died for the stupidest reason on earth, not because 'god took him' because he was so good. It's fucked up and let's just call it as it is.
MDs can't cure his disease now.. insurance only buys what they have to sell; a slow death. Check the work by Dr. Joel Wallach for real cures. No money in cures though, plenty on money to made offering disease/symptom management however.
I was trolling. I don't care who blows who out of what water. Music is up to personal taste. You can like whoever you like. The 'best' is whomever you choose on whatever day. Anyway....I saw a band last week that was the 'best' band I've seen at that club. I look on TH-cam and their videos have a poor number of views. They blow me away. RIP Shawn Lanes tendons. The guy was amazing.
Well.. I've just stumbled into this line up and this play and I feel lighter than air. The altitude is breath taking... I risked oxygen starvation and they kindly flew me back down into the valleys to get my breath back and then flung me up again Wow.
When Sipe shifted to a shuffle briefly you could see how this melody couldve turned into a really upbeat tune. Similar to something off of POT. Fantastic as always.
this song has been stuck in my head, i've been trying to find tablature to it but of course it's impossible. I wish I knew what scales he was transitioning from at least, that minor blues to that major majestic riff is so amazing I love it. RIP SHAWN
Absolutely phantastic musician, Shawn 🙏. Far, far away from any showmanship, what a genius, died much too young, maybe because of lacking really good people around him, that really loved him and cared about his ilnesses.
The reason is that once you hear him play once, you've heard everything he has to offer. Everyone waits for him to play fast, that's the trick. Shawn Lane made some forgettable music, and as a player, he had nothing to say. He was just really really fast.
@MeAndTheBoys_ stop waiting for him to play fast and start listening to everything else he played. His middle ground between southern rock and eastern influences makes for very interesting music. He's got the soul of the south with the excited celebration of Indian music. Shawn rocks my socks off
Blues was out when he came into his own but we got Nirvana instead. Admittedly not as technically sophisticated as all of this but awesome nonetheless.
OSA or obtstuctive sleep apnea, happens when a person's tongue obstructs their airway druing sleep which happens to most of us to some degree. It ultimtely can lead to heart faiilure and death as it did to Shawn. Obesity, pickwickian syndrome, and sleeping on your back can increase chances for OSA.
...is he playing the Crafter acoustic which he altered to a sixstring...? knew that he plays Crafter basses...but normally 4 string like in the Paris concert DVD
from wikipedia: Lane had psoriasis throughout his life. After age twelve, he also suffered from psoriatic arthritis, which caused stiffness in his joints and after 2000 was affecting his ability to play guitar (Lane stated that with proper rest he could still play live gigs, etc.).[1] Lane had treated his psoriasis with hydrocortisone for many years, which caused his weight to increase, further loading his joints.
Is there a song here somewhere? No chord progression at all, just soloing mostly in the pentatonic. Is this a warm up, or an actual song of this group? No one knows.
Shawn Lane is definitely demonstrating his technical ability but it's almost like he's just messing around. Personally I think his early stuff is more developed musically, this is a jam and he seems to be running through different ideas. It's cool but when he fully developed something it was more musical and just as technical and unique.
I was in my late teens in the late 80s. I was an EVH junkie. My walls were covered in VH posters that I still have today. I also listened to Gambale, MacAlpine, Howe, Gilbert, Johnson, Malmsteen. I don’t know how I missed Shawn. He is in a category all his own. The world got a small glimpse of genius with him. The trio with Shawn, Jonas Hellborg, and Jeff Sipe is simply ferocious.
Man we listen to the same guitarists, i did discover lane in the 90s thou....
Gambale , malmsteen, eric johnson are my heroes, but i still listen to all the other guitarists you mentioned, and gary moore and roben ford!
For instance saw Gambale in the late 80's early 90's, Yngwie in 1985 to be specific at Fenders grand ballroom in long beach, totally insane. But didn't know about Shawn unitl around his death in 2005 unfortunately.
Don't forget Holdsworth! He was Shawn's hero. Shawn said he might have quit guitar had he not heard Holdsworth when he was a teenager.
@@lex.cordisYes, thank you and I did.
The greatest Guitarist of all time.
This is almost a fact beyond the subjectivity of opinion. It's damn near a universal truth. Just as water is wet.
After watching this - it is hard to disagree.
He barely ever looks at his damn fret board.
@@jimgriff5540 He's seeing that fretboard in his head, or more accurately, he's translating what's in his head directly to the fretboard via his brain. Now we have to think of what was in his head to make his music. I get that vibe from Hendrix at his best, just a flow of ideas, Coltrane too. It's a gift bestowed on the few, Shawn a worthy recipient.
Don’t know if he’s the greatest because that’s such a hard test - is it skill, timeless riffs, influence etc. That being said this is unreal. Also heartbreaking because the medicine he was on was breaking his body. I’m glad this got that many views. He was so amazing. I could just listen and listen...
I have seen many concerts growing up in nyc. I'm 54. I got to see this line up 3 times live. It's not possible to put into words how Shawn Lane performed/played! I met him in the audience before one show and briefly exchange some words. What a gentle soft voice he had. You wanted to be his friend just from hearing his voice. He is missed!!!! Love you Shawn.
I would have given up one of my compulsive humanisms to have seen this lineup. This music changed my life.And my drumming.
Jay John
I'm jealous
;~)
over in England
All three of them spent the night at my house after a show in Baltimore in 96’ I Sat up all night with Shawn at the kitchen table rolling joints and talking about music. He was a on a big Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn kick. He was a very humble and great guy and I hung on every word as a young guitar player and idolized the guy many years before that. I was really bummed when he died. He had a gift.
@@ETB-wb4io awesome that you got to share that experience with Shawn lol. It's so sad though... Wish he was still here and in good health.
@@tamlyndalton1151 I still think about it a lot. Thanks
This music is cutting edge. Like Weather Report , Scott Henderson, etc... Jeff Sipe is the master drummer.
2023 still introducing shawn to new friends
this whole band was stacked as fuck
this line up never disappoints
shawn forever
Best Trio EVAH!
This music changed my life. It was like discovering a flowing river, after a period of stagnant wells.
Beautifully said.
this music makes me want to go to sleep.
Yeah I feel you on that. I never wanted to listen to a bunch of guitar solos really and I'm a guitarist lol. But now i can't stop listening to shawn.
Ya same here… for the shredders out there It’d be sweet if you took a page from Shawn made music the you could groove on
Jeff Sipe is soooo good on this, what a talent. You can also see him playing with Jimmy Herring on several vids here. Jimmy I think is a lot like Shawn in that he has not received the recognition he deserves
Totally agree! Sipe should be much better known!
Aquarium rescue unit
My hope is that more people, especially kids, will discover Shawn Lane. I put him up there with Holdsworth. Insanely creative and technically ridiculous.
Maybe Tim Miller for today's era
@@Nedwin I had not heard about Tim Miller so I searched around a bit. Like some comments have said, it appears Miller is a student of Allan Holdsworth, in terms of his legato, phrasing, melodic movement, and harmonic choices. He is amazing and it is wild how close to Holdsworth his playing is. I know Lane was also impressed by Holdsworth, but I hear Lane's playing still being a very unique blend of different influences. Here's a nice feature of Tim Miller as a guest of Plini ... th-cam.com/video/dK4xSxCjfAc/w-d-xo.html
Not quite a holdsworth, but still great
@@pobinr I didn't mean to compare the two, as their styles were very different, each influenced by different things and coming from a different place. But what they did share was that both were insanely innovative, creative and technically amazing in their own ways.
@@pobinr Thank you...most do not understand the difference.
The greatest trio of all time, never to be replicated🏆.
one of the few musician of all times that makes me cry
shawns tone is just heavenly.
This is really sublime. For me it brings to mind Charlie Parker's level of creativity. Music of the gods.
ironpyrites absolutely! Agreed!
Na, this isnt sublime.
im a guitarrist music teatcher here in Brazil, every time my youg students ask me some power trio gigs to search for, i introduce them... shawn lane was a few light years ahead, his flow at improvisation was genius, i put him side by side with respective genius like lenny breau, charlie parker, allan holdsworth ( his influencer also ) thanks man, for coming like some meteorite, unfortunatelly your health could be more selfcare.
He was sick away before he became so big. Knew him for years. Didn't drink or smoke anything. Was on large steroid doses which contributed to his size. I think at the end he just cut loose...
@@JoeandAngie he's literally smoking in this video
@@The_ScapeGoat At the end of his life, Shawn used a lot of cannabis as painkiller cos pain was unbearable and in the stupid USA you must be rich in order to defeat your deseases or at least to keep them under control with medicines, Shawn paid a lot of medical sessions to treat his problems but these were too expensive (he wasn't rich like the very famous guitarists, the same names that people say in every corner of this planet...), so after some he quitted and he remains with his health problems.
@@The_ScapeGoat at the end he cut loose and started smoking. Sounds like what he’s saying.
I've listened to these guys for so many years and I cannot believe I never knew that Jonas had a six string acoustic I always thought it was a four
Nobody plays guitar like Shawn!!! He was just the greatest electric guitarist I have ever heard. Incredible technique. Incredible fluidity. And just incredible musical genius. Shawn was a true gift from God. Thank you Lord for this musical archangel!!!
The greater gift from god was giving this man psoriasis and killing him off at the ripe age of 40. All praise be to god!
Maybe it is better to have Shawn in heaven. God is good.
A bad role of the dice. He would’ve told you that we are all part of god, God being everything in the universe, as opposed to something that looks like a man with jealousy vengeance and wrath! Who created imperfect humans and then punished them for it! Lol,lmao fu......................😇
@@Chrisbell804 imagine if you stole one of Shawn's songs and said it was yours. He'd be justified in being jealous over his song, and his wrath in suing you for lost wages would be justified. The God you malign is not any of the things you say he is out of arbitrary reasons.
@@codymarkley8372 I understand your projection. God is like anything, it’s in the eye of the beholder. Please excuse my opinion and stop plagiarizing? Have a nice day🙂
there is none other....truly you can see Jonas smile when Shawn starts playing..........WOW what's so wonderful, is that it's not just his phenomenal speed, his phrasing is unparalleled.
Shawn Lane was not a once in a lifetime guitarist, he was a once in an eon guitarist. There's not enough superlatives to describe how incredible a musician this guy was .....utmost respect and awe for the man.☘
Listen to Dimi Nalbantov
@@JohnFirkRichards Yeah good guitarist tbf,on a par with so many others eg Ethan Brosh,Damian Salazar,Andy Timmons,Philip Sayce and the older guys Vai,Satriani,Rory G,Zappa,SRV, Holdsworth, McLaughlin, Beck,Page, Gilmour etc,etc.I know it's whatever your ears like at the time, currently I'm listening to Mr Carroll or Buckethead to the audience. I just think Shawn Lane had something extra special in his playing. His phrasing, tone,use of whammy bar,speed whenever needed, and nobody shreds better than Shawn, plus many more attributes. To top it all off,he considered himself a better pianist. Just my opinion, never really liked grading musicians, sometimes the simple beat of a bodhran does it for me☘
@@FURDOG1961 Yeah man can play,wonderful tone.Mahogany Rush never got the credit they deserved. Think if they'd taken Rush off their name, might have helped 🤷♂️being Canadian and that.
Do you knw Frank's supposed history 🤔 about the visit while in a coma by the ghost of Jimi Hendrix. Waking up being able to play amazing guitar whilst not being very musical before the coma 🤷♂️🤤☘
Wanna listen to a top player...check out Rory Gallagher!!!Saw the man 3times,nobody better live,awesome!!!
@@FURDOG1961 Haven't listened to Frank in years if I'm honest. Got me cluckin now dude.Will have to revisit my past methinks. Cheers 🍻 🤜🤛☘
Lane is soooo mind blowing, it's easy to miss how really good Sipe is...
Ahh Shawn and Jeff were so dynamic together. Wish I couldve see Shawn live
Wow!!! need to find more material form him... sorry about his death and pain thorught his life, he probably from heaven still delivering vibrant solos for all of those who still hear him... peace!! Godspeed
Very lucky to have seen him 3 times live. He was a monster on the guitar. And even better on the piano.
He was and still is simply unreal and deeply missed. Luckily I get to share my bday with him. At least we have clips like this and his recordings to enjoy. thanks for posting.
Love this...it's like Shawn's "Band of Gypsies" era
6:25 Wait. I need to pause in the course of altering human history... to put my cigarette down.
Beautiful tune. Otherworldly playing.🥰
The cigarette thing while playing reminds me of a dance band back in the day of Joe Silvo.
There was a sax player named Nate who could on a 2 bar rest ,take a drag on cigarette,a swig of beer and come back in time to start a solo without missing a beat.
Miss Shawn's playing we lost one of the all time greats and the world is a lesser place without him
Been looking for this for months!! Thanks for the upload. Love the kakariki videos too, yeah New Zealand :)
Always a pleasure to see new Shawn Lane clips emerge! Thank you for posting this!
Back then Hellborg had no shoes in his performances... now he's lost the socks too.. I wonder if this is a very slow striptease.
still love alos this drummer jeff sipe!!
Wow.. Just hard core.. Deep melodic control.. This is so inspiring...when god took him. He was probably like ok now we can't give earth to much now.. Come back to the hidden temples.. He's prob an entity that governs a reality now or a soilder in heaven who always appears with wings and a guitar.. Defeating army's of demons with his music... I swear that's happening... Something so great cant just return to nothing.. That would be truly a primitive thought...
No. He died because of no health insurance. He died for the stupidest reason on earth, not because 'god took him' because he was so good. It's fucked up and let's just call it as it is.
Yes sir.. We all no what lane was
MDs can't cure his disease now.. insurance only buys what they have to sell; a slow death. Check the work by Dr. Joel Wallach for real cures. No money in cures though, plenty on money to made offering disease/symptom management however.
When ya dead, ya dead.
Im gonna say it,i wish he'd takin better care of himself.RIP SHAWN❤
Shawn Lane - The Jimi Hendrix of guitar
Ade Stickbaby dude he blows Jimi out the water into another universal dimension that's a disgrace to relate him 2 Jimi lmao shawns that good
I was trolling. I don't care who blows who out of what water. Music is up to personal taste. You can like whoever you like. The 'best' is whomever you choose on whatever day. Anyway....I saw a band last week that was the 'best' band I've seen at that club. I look on TH-cam and their videos have a poor number of views. They blow me away. RIP Shawn Lanes tendons. The guy was amazing.
underrated comment.
The Bach of electric guitar. Like Bach wallowed in obscurity all his life. Hopefully someday it will change as it did for THE great genius.
@@GOOCHIElicker Jimi was Shawn's favourite guitarist. You are just shallow.
the reason shawn’s technique and feel were flawless is because they were a reflection of his unlimited desire to express what he knew
What a master. You're sorely missed.
Shawn lane is was and will always be the best , not of this world
Thank You one of the best trios Ever 😁
Well.. I've just stumbled into this line up and this play and I feel lighter than air.
The altitude is breath taking...
I risked oxygen starvation and they kindly flew me back down into the valleys
to get my breath back and then flung me up again Wow.
wow !! thanks a lot !! More Shawn on YT !!!!
i totally love this i nevr even known about this for so many years
There is nothing like the tone of an acoustic bass .
When Sipe shifted to a shuffle briefly you could see how this melody couldve turned into a really upbeat tune. Similar to something off of POT. Fantastic as always.
Pot?
@@shredmaster300 powers of ten, shawn's album
0:16 Adorable Shawn
No one better.
love it. i don't think i have this video in my personal collection. pretty sure i have it on cd, though. great post.
this song has been stuck in my head, i've been trying to find tablature to it but of course it's impossible. I wish I knew what scales he was transitioning from at least, that minor blues to that major majestic riff is so amazing I love it. RIP SHAWN
LEGEND/GOAT!!!
THANKS!! this is epic
This is great!
I hear Eric Johnson here or vice a versa and maybe just cause I noticed a little Jeff Beck?? Regardless what a monster player.
Shawn was a fan for sure
Perfect power trio example.
I could hardly believe no one in the comments mentioned the Eric Johnson vibe.
thank you for sharing this
First time I ever heard him. He's just so cool.
It’s too bad that all these great musicians have to die way before their time .
Thanks so much for this. I have a lot of gigs on video, but I don't remember ever seeing this one.
Long live the king!
God bless you Shawn.
Great clip,
Any updates on the Shawn Lane Documentary? Cheers
Il più grande!
Great clip
2:30 that's the most beautiful thing, period
the lady ?
@@jeejee70 haha nope, the bluesy, juicy lick he plays xD I really like that sound
Absolutely phantastic musician, Shawn 🙏. Far, far away from any showmanship, what a genius, died much too young, maybe because of lacking really good people around him, that really loved him and cared about his ilnesses.
Multiple waves of total body chills Jesus H Christ.
Heard You All Play Many Years Ago. Sarpsborg,Norway, , When Hällborg was the King. Dag
I still can't figure out why more people don't know who this guy is. Even my guitar buddies never heard of him
The reason is that once you hear him play once, you've heard everything he has to offer.
Everyone waits for him to play fast, that's the trick. Shawn Lane made some forgettable music, and as a player, he had nothing to say. He was just really really fast.
@@MeAndTheBoys_ low tier bait
@MeAndTheBoys_ stop waiting for him to play fast and start listening to everything else he played. His middle ground between southern rock and eastern influences makes for very interesting music. He's got the soul of the south with the excited celebration of Indian music. Shawn rocks my socks off
cor blimey big sound
Yes, he's a beast !
4:45 to 5:15 Shawn Lane leaves humanity
Holy CRAP!
I feel like there's phases to Shawn Lane. This is the "You wanna see some shit? Check this out..." Shawn Lane.
que sería de TH-cam sin shawn lane
What else to say?
Damn hellborg was hella good! But Shawn was incredible
GOD
Nice jam type stuff !
✨ FANTASTIC TUNE 🎼🎶🎶🎶 "WONDERFUL CONCERT" 🎶🎶🎶
GREAT PLAYING so KEEP on SWINGING 4 EVER !!! - ✨
✨☆♕ Stellan Viking ✨Blues🎸man🎙✨ Speaking, Singing,
Screaming & Shouting @ WorldwidewelcomE ♕☆✨
Ich bin sprachlos
why and how did we not hear of him nationally???????????????? This is not hide under a rock kind of mastery here. just wow.
Blues was out when he came into his own but we got Nirvana instead. Admittedly not as technically sophisticated as all of this but awesome nonetheless.
playing through a line 6 flextone II
OSA or obtstuctive sleep apnea, happens when a person's tongue obstructs their airway druing sleep which happens to most of us to some degree. It ultimtely can lead to heart faiilure and death as it did to Shawn. Obesity, pickwickian syndrome, and sleeping on your back can increase chances for OSA.
God Playing Guitar!
such a shame watching such a talented playing slowly turn into wingsofredemption
...is he playing the Crafter acoustic which he altered to a sixstring...? knew that he plays Crafter basses...but normally 4 string like in the Paris concert DVD
Midas without the downside.
nice ...He could have used some gold guitars though
That well known 'rag' rolling stone omitted him from their top 250 guitarists of all time!
When you see it ,you'll know it.
Wow
Sounds like Eric Johnson
This is like Jimi Hendrix on Steroids!
Where does he get that dynamic sound??
His fingers
I love these genius musicians but please, leave your shoes on!
What he. Suffering from? This overveight most have come from some thing.?
from wikipedia: Lane had psoriasis throughout his life. After age twelve, he also suffered from psoriatic arthritis, which caused stiffness in his joints and after 2000 was affecting his ability to play guitar (Lane stated that with proper rest he could still play live gigs, etc.).[1] Lane had treated his psoriasis with hydrocortisone for many years, which caused his weight to increase, further loading his joints.
Maybe In some other parallel universe....
Is there a song here somewhere? No chord progression at all, just soloing mostly in the pentatonic.
Is this a warm up, or an actual song of this group? No one knows.
The song is known as "Juvalamu" from the Album "Two Doors" or "Personae" from the album "Personae". Try em and find out.
Sipes is God.
Hey Kids, wanna guitar lesson..........go to shawnlane.com and dig around.............
Robert Smith so far I haven’t been able to get to that website. Every time I try it’s just a blank white page..any ideas?
the site works (27 feb 2018), it uses flash so your browser should be able to support flash
Shawn Lane is definitely demonstrating his technical ability but it's almost like he's just messing around. Personally I think his early stuff is more developed musically, this is a jam and he seems to be running through different ideas. It's cool but when he fully developed something it was more musical and just as technical and unique.
:37 the ghost of 1991 walks by