Marty is both a wise and humble man to step aside and let McGuinn and his guitar shine. And they surely do light up the stage. And Marty himself is truly elated.
None better than Marty interviewing his peers, he definitely brings out the best in them. I'll never forget when he spoke with John Prine, just terrific - John clearly had a good time.
EVERY BIT AS GOOD This is every bit as good as the original Byrds version... Four plus minutes worth listening to again and again... The Fabulous Superlatives are on top form. Kenny as usual and spot on vocals and drums. Marty's economy on the B-string Bender shows that he gets it. James Hennighan Yorkshire, England
I wonder how many times Clarence played that song with McGuinn using the very same guitar Marty is playing. Clarence was with the Byrds for 4-1/2 years; second only in tenure to McGuinn himself.
I wish it had been mixed with it a bit higher in the mix. There's a live recording floating around of the Byrds with Clarence higher in the mix, and he's just killing it. I have a feeling Marty listened to that prior to this performance. I got to play Marty/Clarence's guitar for about five minutes, and it's amazing.
My uncle is a priest and I remember him telling me way back then that the lyrics were straight out of the Bible. My reply was " Yeah I know it's taken from Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 " Which really shut him up.
Rickenbacker 370/12 “Roger Mcguinn” edition in jet glo(they are typically maple glo). You can see the signature by his hands. You can still buy a 370/12 from rickenbacker. As you might imagine, they are always pre-order and wait, and a fairly pricey instrument. Any 12 string rickenbacker with toaster pick ups can replicate the sounds albeit it does require compression, the right amp/speaker setup, and so forth. Mcguinn’s special edition model had a built in compressor like he used to use back in the day. Jangleboxes and the like replicate the sound very well.
I wish Marty wasn't trying to show off with all his string bending. Support Roger.....not try to draw attention to yourself. This isn't a country song.
One of my all-time favorites.
It has to be in the top 50 best songs ever recorded.
Plus true meaning of life
Marty is both a wise and humble man to step aside and let McGuinn and his guitar shine. And they surely do light up the stage. And Marty himself is truly elated.
Agreed. Marty, Roger and the Fab Superlatives sound, well, superlative!!
I bet Marty likes the Rickenbacker too😅
None better than Marty interviewing his peers, he definitely brings out the best in them. I'll never forget when he spoke with John Prine, just terrific - John clearly had a good time.
So incredible. Marty looks happy as a kid at Christmas.
Timeless song. McGuinn and Marty Stuart class acts.
Thanks Marty and the Superlatives for keep this Classic music and real Country Music alive.
I think even Marty is in awe of all this.
I'm always in awe of Marty.
This is my favorite version of this song.
How humble is Roger mcginn
Love Roger McGuinn's 12 string Ricky. Marty is a killer musician. 👍👍
Roger makes the Rickenbacker a great lead for this fun song 😁😆
Keep playing Roger - this is your pay cheque from here to eternity.
He makes the Rickenbacker sound so good 😂
Man the best ever what a sound
Nice to see the B-Bender back home. Underplayed beautifully, Marty.
Roger Mcguinn no pierde el estilo, gran canción
Roger McGuinn is awesome.
Great to see Roger jamming!! I still think he is so cute!! 😊👍❤️❤️🎵🎶
Roger was the sound of the Byrds. Both his vocals and that ringing 12 string Rickenbacker.
Great observation 😁
McGinnis was on PBS several times over the last years. Always a treat.
a great hit song.
I love it!
Marty, Roger and Kenny is my guitar heaven
McGuinn's Pete Seeger impression at the beginning is dead-on.
So nice! Stuart adds some nice guitar in the latter part. That’d be nice if that whole band toured together!
They did, with Chris Hillman for the 50th anniversary of the "Sweethearts of the Rodeo" album.
A don't miss: th-cam.com/video/qEoreosmUMU/w-d-xo.html
It's so dang good that Marty admired Roger who is great 🎉😂❤
Martys lick are other worldly
2:38 oh thank god he’s human too
Clarence's licks,on Clarence.
it's a very uplifting song especially when you hear those first few chords.
Oh to have been in that audience that night thanks Marty
Really enjoyed this.
What happens when you combine Pete Seeger Bob Dylan and Roger McGuinn? You get rock and roll magic.
Fabulous! SUPERLATIVE!
Truly love this song true meaning of life
EVERY BIT AS GOOD
This is every bit as good as the original Byrds version...
Four plus minutes worth listening to again and again...
The Fabulous Superlatives are on top form. Kenny as usual and spot on vocals and drums.
Marty's economy on the B-string Bender shows that he gets it.
James Hennighan
Yorkshire, England
I wonder if Roger is thinking, "Where were these guys in 1965?"
Hahaha, Marty was just seven :)
I wonder how many times Clarence played that song with McGuinn using the very same guitar Marty is playing. Clarence was with the Byrds for 4-1/2 years; second only in tenure to McGuinn himself.
Check out Marty the quiet assassin back there on guitar. Laying down licks Clarence White OR ANYONE ELSE would be proud to call their own! Go Marty!
Me encanta
Hermosa melodía, por fin lo conseguí, no hallaba como conseguirla, solo se que la escuché y me gustó e Hiba por turn turn turn
Look at Marty having the time of his life.
Darn you Marty!!!Nice ending!!!!!
Marty was jamming through this entire bit.
Damn, tasty licks from Marty
I wish it had been mixed with it a bit higher in the mix. There's a live recording floating around of the Byrds with Clarence higher in the mix, and he's just killing it.
I have a feeling Marty listened to that prior to this performance.
I got to play Marty/Clarence's guitar for about five minutes, and it's amazing.
Spitze!
Wonderful!
Wow Age has nothing on Roger McGuinn..he's what 78 now?? and he still sounds amazing
DV DODDS and still looks so cool
My uncle is a priest and I remember him telling me way back then that the lyrics were straight out of the Bible. My reply was " Yeah I know it's taken from Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 " Which really shut him up.
Nice sounds. Nice axes.
Very good band!
his Seeger imitation is priceless
Awesome
That is some tasty guitar playing.
Maybe one day I can get the money for a Rickenbacker guitar and sound a little like Roger
Do Teles and 12-strings sound great together or what?
When was this recorded?
Best guitar solo ever?
when was this live version recorded and on what network is marty stuart on please,i guess the nashville network?
RFD
@@michaeldinkins9145 what does rfd stand for please?
I think Rural Farm Delivery
looks like he's he's playing a 6 string Rick
This is a very special 12 String Guitar with a staggered headstock
@@RockStarOscarStern634 Standard 12 string Ricky headstock !
Rickenbacker 370/12 “Roger Mcguinn” edition in jet glo(they are typically maple glo). You can see the signature by his hands. You can still buy a 370/12 from rickenbacker. As you might imagine, they are always pre-order and wait, and a fairly pricey instrument. Any 12 string rickenbacker with toaster pick ups can replicate the sounds albeit it does require compression, the right amp/speaker setup, and so forth. Mcguinn’s special edition model had a built in compressor like he used to use back in the day. Jangleboxes and the like replicate the sound very well.
Text taken from Bible, ecclesiastic
does marty have a b-bender?
It is THE B-bender! He bought it from Clarence White's widow!🎸💖
@@MarigoldThyme wow!
@@MarigoldThyme marty is worthy of it for sure.
GUITAR PLAYER STEVE BANNON ???? ;)
I wish Marty wasn't trying to show off with all his string bending. Support Roger.....not try to draw attention to yourself. This isn't a country song.
Seriously? You gotta be the only person on the planet who thinks that?
WOW 😂