That's so funny that you say that this is a great opening line because I literally just text my friend with that lyric and anybody who you send that to they'll know the song of course if they are of a certain age❤ Michael McDonald vocals are just so awesome and he has such a distinct voice that you can never forget
I'm in my 60's, and Doobie Brothers music always puts a smile on my face. Takes me back to my teens, listening to WLS at our local swimming pool. GODS, I miss the music of those days!!!
@@orenico96 I have seen Dr. John at minimum 6 times and have a picture of him hanging in my music room which he signed for me. Leon Russell one of the all time greats and Ahmad Jamal a very nice player but in my opinion if you want to talk jazz piano players -- go to cats like Horace Silver, Red Garland, Elmo Hope, Wynton Kelly (there are others), and then the masters Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington and Sun Ra.
@@JazzMessenger1218 I get it. I just thought it was funny to mention the talented Michael McDonald as one of the "greatest" pianists:) Pop singers-yeah! And I love his piano playing too, but the comment went a little far. It's all good!👍🏼
I was born in '87. My Dad was born in '60. 10/10 wish I could switch places with him. You guys got all of the good music. I was even too young to really be able to see good '90s bands at their prime. My generation's music is fucking terrible and it's only gotten worse.
I am the same age as your dad - and my son says what you have said. :) He's been brought up on a diet of Steely Dan, The Eagles, The Doors, Doobies, America, JJ Cale.... you get the picture. I really try to listen to the latest music, but I'm always drawn back to the artists I've mentioned. My son's favourite band? Pink Floyd.
And this song changed everything. A blue-eyed soul singer. So rare. All the songs that followed, All of the collaborations. Michael McDonald has probably collaborated in the writing of more songs than we even know about. Still in awe of his talent.
Only in recent years was his name added to the credits of Van Halen's "I'll Wait". Michael McDonald cowrote the lyrics to that song with David Lee Roth.
@danielleinad88 bud, Gospel chords are played every day at my church. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about their ability and performance. Their soul and feel. Modern acts just don't have that same soul and groove. The 50s, 60s and 70s were an Era ushered in by classical musicians who evolved, and put in a ton of work as a BAND.. very little electronic input. You really cannot replicate this anymore sadly.
They are scrubbing a lot of Doobie stuff... And that fantastic performance live with Patti Labelle back in 85-86 got scrubbed. Download these classics while you can... I am regretting it.
Only band I can think of where the live performances were always better than the studio. Michael killed this. Damn he was a genius. Soul, harmony, timing, voice... He had everything
Wow the musicianship was off the charts. And bands like the doobie brothers were just amazing to listen to. The seventies was an incredible time for listening to music. Because everyone was pushing it forward with great abilities.
They were writing their own music as a BAND and improvising. No huge computer enhancements to make them sound perfect and correct their pitches. They had to get it right on their own.. Todays music is lazy, over-produced, and mostly fake. There are good musicians, but being a good musician does not equate to good music.
Skunk straight up making that guitar sing, damn! i am so glad i grew up in the 1970s, my adventures here on Earth are nearing the end of the ride , but what glorious times i've beheld, surely even my starry demise into the belly of the worm can't compare
In the 70s that was not unusual. One of my litmus tests for a true artist is whether the music sounds as good or better live. I believe recordings cannot capture the quality of great artists. The good ones prove that when they step on stage.
Better live. Way better live. You can't say that about too many bands, and you can say it about none of the overproduced garbage that passes for popular music these days.
Michael McDonald went to the high school where I taught. I was teaching after he had left, but he was a big name and huge talent that the school still refuses to honor. I think that God gave him and the Doobie Brothers the talent and drive and gift that has touched millions. He has done far more than that school ever expected. Shame on them for not recognizing his gift! But God does reward! Thank you Michael and the Doobie Brothers!!! God sees you.
What a band! obviously the highlight is Michael's vocals but they are all serving the song and giving us this masterpiece together if that makes sense. Love it, they're all awesome.
Amazing, just amazing from an era where it wasn't all about the marketing but the sheer talent, Mr. McDonald on those keys made me realize he was in a zone, just vibing with life and we got a chance to witness what he and Mr. Baxter cooked up. What we saw and listened to was a pop gospel group at their finest. This was beyond belief !!!
The Bomb....first year of college..me and all my friends..def' on the Doobie Brothers..even my boyfriend at the time. Mr. McDonald could do no wrong! One of the best voices of all time!
i do! i was born in '76, but the a local station would play reruns of What's Happening. i always remembered the name Doobie Brothers, but i didn't know who they were until I got into Michael McDonald when i was in middle school.
Pat looks cute, grooving around, as he's really getting into playing the music! Sometimes I can even feel the same thing that their feeling too, as their playing it, performing. (LoveLady).
Amen! WOW! 2 great solos in this live performance. I could almost see smoke coming out of those strings from Skunk's solo. And Micheal's piano at the end is just beautiful. Nowadays all I can expect is that stupid millennial bird whooping crap that they have to throw in every pop song.
Michael McDonald's solo (starts at 3:56) in this Sound Stage concert in Chicago, the year before I left Chicago to go to Los Angeles to become a song writer, on the CP80 yamaha piano has been an inspiration to me for my whole life, musically speaking. I have used it to inform so many of my own improvisational riffs. He is a musical genius. God Given talents beyond words. Michael McDonald for President!
I used to watch Soundstage every week back in high school. That and Austin C L were just eye opening for my musical horizons. Great times. 👍🤪🏳️🌈 Cheers to PBS in Seattle for the great content back in the day.
I miss shows like that. I mean.. ACL is still going, and Bluegrass Underground. But back then there was Midnight Special and Don Kirschner's Rock Concert too... I wish Live from Daryl's House would have taken off and got a weekly network slot.
@user-hf8ie8mf3n why u gotta push that crap on everyone? This is a music video. And you here pushing your lifestyle on minors and others who are here to watch music, and discuss music.
One of my dear friend Nancy's favorites. She introduced me to Doobie Brothers music, when we were 16. We were both vocalists at a performing arts school then. She is greatly missed +++
I'm so excited to finally see Michael McDonald this weekend in Salt Lake City. I saw the Doobie Brothers with Santana in 2019. They were amazing, but I've always wanted to see Michael live.
Classic! This is one of those songs that makes you want to get up and MOVE! Dance, sway, you just want to MOVE hearing this classic song!!!! And if you know this song, it puts a smile on your face as well.
So many get the undeserved appellation “ most underrated……”. IMO Skunk- gets the turkey on the forehead. The energy and - and that nobody- nails his style- for me🎉 pits him in his own world. Hell of a tasteful solo and playing in general, as always. Bless ya Skunk.
"You don't know me but I'm your brother" .... one of the best opening lines ever!
THIS SHYT IS FIRE right up there with NPG...if u no u know
Word
We need this vibe now in 2023
Straight facts!!!! 💯💯💯💯💯💯
That's so funny that you say that this is a great opening line because I literally just text my friend with that lyric and anybody who you send that to they'll know the song of course if they are of a certain age❤ Michael McDonald vocals are just so awesome and he has such a distinct voice that you can never forget
No lie, I was introduced to the Doobie Brothers as a little kid thanks to What's Happening. Been a fan ever since.
"Which Doobie you be?" - Raajer Thomas 😂😂
Same here!🙌🏾💯
Same here. 😊
I remember when Dwayne or Rerun dropped the cassette recorder to illegally record the Doobie Brothers. That was so dramatic. Lol
@@ashley.taylor174 Awesome episode. Rerun sure learned a lesson about bootleg live albums.😃
I'm in my 60's, and Doobie Brothers music always puts a smile on my face. Takes me back to my teens, listening to WLS at our local swimming pool. GODS, I miss the music of those days!!!
Music by great musicians
The Doobie Brothers will be recording a new studio album, with both Tom Johnston and Michael McDonald.
Their 50th anniversary tour with Michael Mc Donald was as great as 1st time I saw them early 70s ❤🎉
The most soulful white dude ever! Mike McDonald!~
You better say it
Saint Louis Missouri
Nope. Mose Allison holds that title.
@@fosbury68 That is a Valid OPINION!
@@fosbury68 LOL!Ok I at least give you a tie not the title.
This is Black American gospel music. No wonder I was attracted to their music as a church raised youngster. Going to see them in concert this year!
Yes!❤️🎶
Me too. I will be seeing them in September ❤
@@rainingblueflowers990 in Concord, ca?
especially clear when he has his moments of solo unaccompanied piano. Where when did he drink this up?
So 46 years later I'm listening to this masterpiece (and MM is still with us)…Who's arguing with what?! 😍
Check out his interview on Rick Beatos TH-cam channel. Great stories and his voice is still phenomenal!!
47 years later now.!!
THAT VOICE. Omggggg. Even better than the record.
This tune is as relevant in 2022 as it was when it was released. Michael McDonald one of the greatest voices and piano players I have ever heard.
And 2023
Supremely talented dude, but you need to hear more piano players. Start with Dr. John, then check out Leon Russell and then Ahmad Jamal.
@@orenico96 I have seen Dr. John at minimum 6 times and have a picture of him hanging in my music room which he signed for me. Leon Russell one of the all time greats and Ahmad Jamal a very nice player but in my opinion if you want to talk jazz piano players -- go to cats like Horace Silver, Red Garland, Elmo Hope, Wynton Kelly (there are others), and then the masters Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington and Sun Ra.
@@JazzMessenger1218 I get it. I just thought it was funny to mention the talented Michael McDonald as one of the "greatest" pianists:) Pop singers-yeah! And I love his piano playing too, but the comment went a little far. It's all good!👍🏼
and is it not sad that when we do it It does not get any play....so called categories and shyt like that there.... PRINCE IS THE GOAT
2024 who's still listening 🎶
🤚
Reading his book
ME!
I am!
Never stopped 🎉
I was born in '87. My Dad was born in '60. 10/10 wish I could switch places with him. You guys got all of the good music. I was even too young to really be able to see good '90s bands at their prime. My generation's music is fucking terrible and it's only gotten worse.
I'm older and grew up with this music so was very fortunate😊
Keep exploring good music of the 1960s-1990s
I was born in '69, graduated HS in 1987- This music is from when I was a young kid, but it is still some of the most groove-worthy music ever.
Gotta agree with you there.
I am the same age as your dad - and my son says what you have said. :) He's been brought up on a diet of Steely Dan, The Eagles, The Doors, Doobies, America, JJ Cale.... you get the picture. I really try to listen to the latest music, but I'm always drawn back to the artists I've mentioned. My son's favourite band? Pink Floyd.
And this song changed everything. A blue-eyed soul singer. So rare. All the songs that followed, All of the collaborations. Michael McDonald has probably collaborated in the writing of more songs than we even know about. Still in awe of his talent.
Only in recent years was his name added to the credits of Van Halen's "I'll Wait". Michael McDonald cowrote the lyrics to that song with David Lee Roth.
Plus he had the voice of an angel
Im sorry but this is just a performance new generations can never replicate sadly. Its depressing music will never reach these heights again...
If they would only take lessons and practice.
@@downbymysinsofficial Ai, autotune, and computer software make it too easy. That is why music lacks soul now.
this is a copy of gospel chords, it can be done again.
@danielleinad88 bud, Gospel chords are played every day at my church. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about their ability and performance. Their soul and feel. Modern acts just don't have that same soul and groove. The 50s, 60s and 70s were an Era ushered in by classical musicians who evolved, and put in a ton of work as a BAND.. very little electronic input. You really cannot replicate this anymore sadly.
@@JonHop1 touche.
I'm glad this performance will live forever online. Its incredible.
They are scrubbing a lot of Doobie stuff... And that fantastic performance live with Patti Labelle back in 85-86 got scrubbed. Download these classics while you can... I am regretting it.
That guitar solo.
The best is yet to come.
@@HomeAtLast501still gives me goosebumps every time I watch it. Incredible work 🙌🏽
Only band I can think of where the live performances were always better than the studio. Michael killed this. Damn he was a genius. Soul, harmony, timing, voice... He had everything
He still is!
Still does
He still is a genius
He ain't dead yet!
he still is !!!!
The Doobie Brothers we’re supposed to be bigger than the Beetles in my opinion. Michael has such a golden voice.
In my book.
Nah, they are just different.
I thought Pat was going to start shouting and dancing with his tambourine. They were taking it to the streets and to Church at the same time.
His GOSPEL chords are slaying me.
AMEN to THAT 😇🙏🏾🙏🏾
He had to go to a black church. There’s no way to imitate that
@@Sparky19124 he grew up in St. Louis. That may have something to do with it too. # I love Michael McDonald.
Bruh, he had those white people bout to stand up singin Amen and Hallelujah at the end LOL... THAT'S SOUL.
they really are!!
The entire country needs to be Taking It To the Streets! Rock On!
They Did...they took it to the streets in May & June 2020
Tiran Porter; one of the most underrated bass players you'll. This song is a lesson in groove.
Yep!!!
Absolutely!!!
Jeff Baxter is a guitar genius and this is a rare look at his improvisational skill, just an incredible solo!
He was a pro all the way baby!!
This what caused his hostility with McDonald though.
@@119Agent Never knew of hostility between those two.
@@oranjuly it was the reason he quit the Doobie Brothers.
Ive heard that's not the case any longer...they're good
This is pure gold! Michael was fine as hell back then and what a voice and talent in that gorgeous man!
Makes you think somebody’s mother was a groupie getting slutted out by Mike Mac
so gorgeous..I always hated he wouldn't look up...always wanted to see his beautiful blue eyes. omg, i love that sexy fcking beard. hot!
He still has his voice especially singing with David Pack, in love 😍 🥰 💘 with them
I bet alot of our mom's were lusting back then.
Yes,he was/ still look good! Beautiful soulful voice!! Love those blue eyes!🎶🎵🎶🎶💙💙💙👀
HE TOOK EVERYBODY TO CHURCH!!!!!!
Yeah!!!! In a way at least.
To the streets, rather.
That's exactly what I said too!!
Lame opinion
Nothing to do with church. It's real life he is talking about.
You can’t beat those vocals! The fact that he’s that good on the keys and in rhythm live is absolutely insane.
Wow the musicianship was off the charts. And bands like the doobie brothers were just amazing to listen to. The seventies was an incredible time for listening to music. Because everyone was pushing it forward with great abilities.
They were writing their own music as a BAND and improvising. No huge computer enhancements to make them sound perfect and correct their pitches. They had to get it right on their own.. Todays music is lazy, over-produced, and mostly fake. There are good musicians, but being a good musician does not equate to good music.
Yeah man! Every one of them were very good at what they did and really tight as a group. Great memories for sure!
That closing piano bit is amazing
I play the piano, and I can attest to how difficult stuff like that is (I can't do it).
The chord changes smh... I’ll cry tears over this white man when he dies
Skunk straight up making that guitar sing, damn! i am so glad i grew up in the 1970s, my adventures here on Earth are nearing the end of the ride , but what glorious times i've beheld, surely even my starry demise into the belly of the worm can't compare
Well said brother! Right there with you.
And Skunk **made** that guitar! He tells all about it in the latest Rick Beato interview.
OK. So we know he can write. He can sing. He can play piano. And I am compelled to say, FINE. AS. HELL.
Gina like
And the older he gets, the fiiiinnner he gets!! Lawd that Silver Fox lookinnnn gooooooodd 😊❤
@@nicholegreen8350but needs the beard back!,
@@nicholegreen8350 😂😂😂😂I'm a boy but I have to agree he is one good-looking dude and a legend in my book!
I thought I was the only one who thought this😂
One of the few groups that sound in concert almost exactly as they do on the album.
Way better live. And that's incredible
In the 70s that was not unusual. One of my litmus tests for a true artist is whether the music sounds as good or better live. I believe recordings cannot capture the quality of great artists. The good ones prove that when they step on stage.
Better live. Way better live. You can't say that about too many bands, and you can say it about none of the overproduced garbage that passes for popular music these days.
thanks to Ted Templeman's genius
Queens Of The Stone Age are better live and that's saying alot 🤘🤘🤘
This is the hands down the best live version of the song. Skunk nailing the solo at 2:07 + McDonald's gospel outro deem this performance unrivaled.
yes
@@DonDixit Skunk is an absolute BEAST.. One of a kind. Same with Michael.
@ 2:33 when he comes off the solo and plays that transition into the chorus..... Goosebumps, man!
agree 100%!
@@OsageRevival .... exactly! freaking melodic & skillful
Michael McDonald’s voice is incredible there’s no one that can top him
Those rich vocals, filled with tons of soul. Michael McDonald....mmmm
Yes, when I first heard him I thought that he was a coloured artist!
misslantana52 Yes indeed!!!
You have great taste in music.😙
Michael McDonald went to the high school where I taught. I was teaching after he had left, but he was a big name and huge talent that the school still refuses to honor. I think that God gave him and the Doobie Brothers the talent and drive and gift that has touched millions. He has done far more than that school ever expected. Shame on them for not recognizing his gift! But God does reward! Thank you Michael and the Doobie Brothers!!! God sees you.
Taking it to the streets? More like taking it to church!!! Michael and his soulful voice woosah!!!
Michael McDonald....pure soul and eye candy!
Hi ,how are you doing today?
That guitar solo ...
Who knew 40 years later we'd need these lyrics even more.....who knew?
Our worst fears; cleave unto the music; it will sustain us.
Demetrius LaShawn you got hate in your soul feel sorry for you!
You're a genius.
Some real geniuses on here.
So True!
That piano solo has got to be the stuff of the gods
“I ain’t blind and I don’t like what I think I see. “ 2020 anthem. 🇺🇸
Tyranny and Authoritarianism is on its way... We will be the next China soon..
He was 25 in this video, what a talent!
Mondern day song for any time or age. Especially NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ahh, when kids had good music to listen to. Those were the days.
My God, the first 18 seconds of this is enough to put me away. Talent, power and beauty beyond the scope of the concept!
God gave McDonald many gifts that made room for him.
Pure Magic and that was the Band the Doobie Brothers.From 1973-79 they were right up there with the best of the best 🇺🇸
What a band! obviously the highlight is Michael's vocals but they are all serving the song and giving us this masterpiece together if that makes sense. Love it, they're all awesome.
Michael McDonald has the most soulful voice ever! Love this song…❤
Why does Pat Simmons always look so ridiculously happy? I bet his permanent smile in the studio/on stage is why their music is so lively.
This is when talent was required to make it big 👍
EACH one amazing artists!
Love these guys 🙋🏻♀️💥👌 🎶
Hi ,how are you doing today?
Michael blowing my mind on the piano, especially that spectacular finish.
If Michael invited you to Jam sessions; you would SAY YES in a heartbeat.
Amazing, just amazing from an era where it wasn't all about the marketing but the sheer talent, Mr. McDonald on those keys made me realize he was in a zone, just vibing with life and we got a chance to witness what he and Mr. Baxter cooked up. What we saw and listened to was a pop gospel group at their finest. This was beyond belief !!!
an absolute genius on the piano. WOW!
Yes sir.....he took us to church on that piano!!!!!
the depth of emotion in their music touches your heart
And this is the problem with today... No soul or feel...
"I ain't blind and I don't like what I think I see", good words.
Enjoying this in 2022...I love their energy together!
So much talent, skill, innovation, originality, soul... Somethin "music" of today completely lacks..
Homie has got some serious soul
This is my favorite version of Takin It to The Streets because of solo improvisation from McDonald's talent.
Michael was 25 years old! Amazing.
When music was real. Michael McDonald is at his best with his amazing piano playing. I could kiss his hands for the music that they create.
Phenomenal...this man has a unmistakable voice just amazing and no auto tune here folks...this band in a whole fabulous...🔥🔥🔥
As I listen to this masterpiece I still get goosebumps running up arms hearing this classic. Doobies at their best.
The piano at the end was fantastic.
Hands down the best live version
The Bomb....first year of college..me and all my friends..def' on the Doobie Brothers..even my boyfriend at the time. Mr. McDonald could do no wrong! One of the best voices of all time!
Who remembers Rerun hiding the tape recorder in his coat? 😂😂
i do! i was born in '76, but the a local station would play reruns of What's Happening. i always remembered the name Doobie Brothers, but i didn't know who they were until I got into Michael McDonald when i was in middle school.
I heard about them through What's Happening but it was years before I realized that Michael McDonald was in the Doobie Brothers. Love them!!
Lol! I do
i am 77 and still remenber it
Right! 😂😂
Skunk Baxter - nailed that rif
He went out of theme on the second half of his solo. Turned pretty A tonal. Oh well, a little showing off to the untrained ear never hurts. lol
he rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hell yea
Good enough to make Eddie Van Halen sulk with jealousy
Pat looks cute, grooving around, as he's really getting into playing the music!
Sometimes I can even feel the same thing that their feeling too, as their playing it, performing.
(LoveLady).
Michael McDonald just handling his business. Incredible talent. Love the Doobie Brothers
Saw them in 79 at the Adam’s field house in Missoula mt. Dancing with my friend Terry Lynn who has since passed away. Wonderful memories!
Skunk kills it. Great song. Great vocal. Great band.
Listening from Tennessee 11/24, been Listening to them for half a century at least
Real music played by real musicians with a solid message!
This is some of the most uplifting music that you'll ever hear. A remarkable album as well.
Man THIS band was way ahead of their time 💯🔥🔥🔥
When the music mattered. Now we mostly have crap.
Amen! WOW! 2 great solos in this live performance. I could almost see smoke coming out of those strings from Skunk's solo. And Micheal's piano at the end is just beautiful. Nowadays all I can expect is that stupid millennial bird whooping crap that they have to throw in every pop song.
Yes, I agree! Thank you friend!!!
TheAcarch2 My reply went out to you by the way. :-)
Only because at some point you stopped listening...let me guess, somewhere around 30? 35?
@Benny Hill Go back to making puzzles shitting in your pants, grandpa.
Michael McDonald's solo (starts at 3:56) in this Sound Stage concert in Chicago, the year before I left Chicago to go to Los Angeles to become a song writer, on the CP80 yamaha piano has been an inspiration to me for my whole life, musically speaking. I have used it to inform so many of my own improvisational riffs. He is a musical genius. God Given talents beyond words. Michael McDonald for President!
You don’t know me but I’m your brother...... powerful lyrics, still relevant and kick ass music 40 plus years later rightttttt
My favorite of their songs....what a voice, what a group....takes me back...thanks!!❤
Unmistakable sound of a Yamaha CP-80 Electric Grand piano...long before digital pianos came out. Beautiful performance!
The outro underlines just how great a piano player Michael is.
Skunk on guitar!!!
all these extras really make the live recording special
Come on! Skunk Baxter killing it on the guitar! The best performance of this song
I used to watch Soundstage every week back in high school. That and Austin C L were just eye opening for my musical horizons. Great times. 👍🤪🏳️🌈 Cheers to PBS in Seattle for the great content back in the day.
I miss shows like that. I mean.. ACL is still going, and Bluegrass Underground. But back then there was Midnight Special and Don Kirschner's Rock Concert too... I wish Live from Daryl's House would have taken off and got a weekly network slot.
Is that the pride flag? Smh dear lord, and Seattle? Why doesn't it surprise me...
@@JonHop1 💋🌈
@user-hf8ie8mf3n why u gotta push that crap on everyone? This is a music video. And you here pushing your lifestyle on minors and others who are here to watch music, and discuss music.
Fmin6/G to start a pop song. The good old days.
One of my dear friend Nancy's favorites. She introduced me to Doobie Brothers music, when we were 16. We were both vocalists at a performing arts school then.
She is greatly missed +++
This is just so so good. God... Amazing performance. Mike and Skunk in PEAK form.
I'm so excited to finally see Michael McDonald this weekend in Salt Lake City. I saw the Doobie Brothers with Santana in 2019. They were amazing, but I've always wanted to see Michael live.
The Doobie Brothers are currently on tour with Michael McDonald.
Love Michael's voice. The boy can sang!!!
Great performance. Doobie Brothers rule.
Michael McDonald~ what a great song. Timeless words. Listen up people
Classic! This is one of those songs that makes you want to get up and MOVE! Dance, sway, you just want to MOVE hearing this classic song!!!! And if you know this song, it puts a smile on your face as well.
GET THEM IN THE HALL OF FAME.
Update: Omg, they were finally inducted in Nov 2020! I was a year and some months behind the times 😅
I was 2 years old when this was recorded, I've always thought that this era of music is one of the best.
They took it to the streets and then took it to church with this performance.
been groving sence i was a teen now in 60ies grovlng
Used to hear this with my father every single day he picked me up from school. Good old days!
Whatever happened to long-haired, blue eyed rock-n-soul music? Man, I miss this.
Thats deep. I feel you
His voice is so powerful!
Love his voice just takes you away sometimes!
So many get the undeserved appellation “ most underrated……”.
IMO Skunk- gets the turkey on the forehead. The energy and - and that nobody- nails his style- for me🎉 pits him in his own world. Hell of a tasteful solo and playing in general, as always. Bless ya Skunk.