When I fisrt watch the original, people said there are better version of the song here. I honestly disagree, I absolutely love this version. The sound, while somewhat muddy is amazing. Also, the guy who shot the video deserves some kind of cinematography award. It just fits the songs vibe and looks georgous.
I saw a documentary on Gary where he explained that Austin City Limits was his second home. He would hang out there as a kid and just became a fly on the wall backstage, learning everything he could from all of the artists who would swing by to perform. I bet that was one hell of a childhood!
Gary’s first live album is filled with amazing playing on both his and Eric Zapata’s parts. I’ve probably heard that album close to 100 times. Especially how Blak and Blu leads perfectly into Bright Lights. If you liked this performance I highly recommend it.
I'm getting old...But I LOVE THIS TOO MUCH... I see my guitars, my fingers, my arms...and I cry... My dreams..my songs... My old friends , Steve Ray, Gary More... I' m on the road....again!
I just binged a bunch of his songs because of you,Mr.Palmisano! He’s a legitimate soul singer with a reggae flavor! This sounds like Jonny Lang’s “It’s Still Raining” in parts! Thank you! A million times thank you for all you do for music!
I think the "keyboards" are King Zapata, playing that 12 string, with some sort of vibrato or rotary effect. You can see it's tied to what he's playing on the guitar. I love how Zapata's parts add so much flavor on top of what Gary is doing.
Man, I don't understand how beautiful is to hear you talk about music. I just feel like if it has been something that grew with you. Your content is very special to me, love everything you do. Thanks for existing
When Clapton and B.B. King swoon over you then you know you're killing it. What amazes me is how effortless he makes it look. One of the best blues gunslingers to ever do it.
I don't even play guitar or understand reading music or anything other than oh I like that sound. But I absolutely love watching your videos man, your dedication and passion is beautiful! Keep em coming, I might even pick up a guitar to learn haha.
This has always been one of my favorite songs on youtube. Surf Lodge is legendary. Truly one of Gary’s best performances. “Talking too much” FALSE. I love hearing you talk about all this. Played guitar for almost ten years and I wish I knew everything you were talking about.
I love Gary Clark Jr. he's been on my list of people I have to see one day for some time. My schedule never seems to line up when he's around. One day though... one day
Gary Clark Jr. playing and you, Michael explaining the simpleness of that awesome bluesy sound just gives me chills. Wow, this is such a great song. Love this video. What some killer simple riffs, eith such an incredible tone and melodic sound. 👌 🆒️ 🙌 👏
I’m not sure of the name of the video or where it is but him and his band are in the UK and playing in the rain. Such a great version of this song. At some point his guitar shits out and he replaces it. It’s great, way louder and more angry, in your face tone. The crowd screams “all you wanna do is ride around, Gary. Ride Gary ride” over and over at the first. I love this version but check that one out, so good. Much love from Tulsa.
My favorite artist. Just subscribed. Thanks for reminding me how fun playing guitar is "supposed" to be. I'm purchasing your blues course tonight and hoping I will get just a smidgen of your knowledge from it. Keep the positivity flowing...
"Amazing Performance By Gary Clark Jr.- When My Train Pulls In". Plz search it...you're gonna love it a lot harder...even the drummer.You can really hear the rythmn guitar progression..love it. At 9:01, he was so transcended, his eyes were rolling to the back of his head! Close up cam work. Live performance at Glastonbury, 2016. Thx for this..Gary's got a swag about his performances that is undeniable. "Stone Cold blues player".
@@timmyjoe524 Thx, Timothy! You're so right, the cam work and audio is exceptional! The cam stays focused so close on his hand, you can SEE the strings bleeding from those bends, lol. Don't think he'll react to that song again, but hope he reads our requests and at least takes a look at it for his own enjoyment. Outstanding performance!
What a beautiful performance by Gary! My favourite song of his. Personally prefer the Glastonbury version but, all of his live playing is smooth. Thanks for the video Michael 👍🏾
I LUV GCJ but his 12 string rhythm guy really brings it when Gary is soloing and he is ramping up the tension 19:10 in the background until they all resolve. It's so exhilarating. Your breakdown of this is beautiful to watch. Nice job.
Hi Michael, I love your videos :) I don't know if you repeat songs or not, but even if you don't upload it please watch when my train pulls in live at Glastonbury 2016. The last solo is so good, Gary just goes into that zone. Very cool licks to steal too
He was booked for Peace and Love festival in our small town of Borlänge here in Sweden a few years ago and then the festival gets canceled 😢. I would have loved to see that concert.
@@Drew_Gliebe oh The Black Keys! Absolutely love them. Found them in the early 2000s when I worked in a clothing store next to a music store. Heard them blasting The Keys in their show and was stopped in my tracks. Bought Thickfreakness and I was hooked.
I was there for that performance. It really made me respect Keith Urban as a guitar player. Before that, I thought he was just some country artist with some hits.
Always solid rythym and groove 'love Gary's approach to lead, it's all about the notes you dont hit in his case. Always dig thise kinds of runs, keeps you wanting more the whole time.
Hey Brother! Glad to see you doing your thing. I always enjoy hearing your thoughts on songs, and I am so excited that you're checking out a Gary Clark Jr. tune. GCjr is (IMO) one of the most exciting guitar players going right now. I always describe him as a Dark Side Lenny Kravitz. I hear stuff in his playing that reminds me of Lenny, but he's pissed. He's got some serious fire in his guts, and I love that so much. What comes out of him when he plays might be built on simple principles, but it's like he transports himself to another dimension when he plays. Also, an SG with P90s?! WHAT?? I need one. Great great stuff. Thank you for the tip about playing the 9 over the 5 chord. I will work on that! Has anyone ever asked you to check out Roy Buchanan? I saw a reaction to Roy's Bluz, but the guy who did it (although seemingly super cool- would totally have a beer with the bloke) doesn't go as far into the theory of why it sounds as amazing as it does. Even if to just check out on your own, i'd say spark it up and watch the most underrated genius that's ever played the guitar. Stay safe and well, and keep on rocking! Best wishes to the family as well! :)
Gary Clark's playing is rarely technical. He sense of "feel" and the groove is always fantastic though. His habit of leaning in the 9 is something I do as well. I stole it from Allman Bros and very early Charlie Daniels "no place left to go".
Its crazy to me that while Michael breaks the theory behind GCJs playing down, Gary admits to not knowing any theory. It's just mind blowing how many great guitarist out there are compete naturals at making guitar sound amazing going by the feel. Huge GCJ fan I hope to see him many many more times. I have his pick and an awesome photo of us together after the Greensboro show 2020. Rock on !
Michael your videos are amazing, always great to see a professional dissecting music. I would like to recommend to you the band Tortoise, they'll blow your mind musically speaking. Maybe you can check Prepare Your Coffin or Swung From The Gutters, i recommend the live videos from Pitchfork called "Don't Look Down". Please note that all the members are multi-instrumentalist, i saw them live and its a fantastic experience, unforgettable.
Thank you for this one. I’ve been learning it from another live performance where, for the 4, he arpeggiates an Amin7 into Adim7 (that g to f# again). And because of him I’ve been throwing that f# into my pentatonic box, but my dumb brain though of it as the 2 so I never made the 9 is the 5th of the 5 chord connection.
Michael, I just posted the same track (different concert) in the REACTS section today!!I Incredible Gary Clark Jr and supporting band who I only discovered today! Well the guitar road is full of discoveries..
I don't get why Gary is not a huge star. The first time we saw him was many years ago at the HOB here in town. Place was packed and hot AF. Once he got wound up, I was thinking "is this what it was like when people saw Hendrix in London and were blown away?". I mean, I know he's popular, but his live shows are just something special, man.
New subscriber to your channel. It’s so refreshing seeing a guitar teacher/guitarist actually know what they’re talking about. What kinda lessons do you do? Having a hard time figuring out different positions in Hungarian minor. I’ve got a few figured out. But it’s a little tough.
If we're being honest the singer lead guitar player is pretty straight forward. A lot of the cool additions are coming from the rest of the band. I think the cameraman did a really great job though and is impressive!
idk theres just such a building chaos in the studio version of this one that just makes the whole song come together and explode in a way thats missing from a lot of blues music
Love Gary and love this song. I even like the SG growl. But it doesn't quite have the same depth that he gets when he plays the Epiphone Casino. Adds some girth to the song. By the way, the Live on KEXP version is recorded really well for a live performance. IMHO.
This is why we watch this channel. It is hard to take in all that is being said by MP, but the entertainment of his expertise is crazy good. BTW it is really cool to see the audience go from blah to realizing they just had their ass kicked at the end. This song is different on every video and especially good on "jam in the van."
Hey Michael, just discovered your channel and I really enjoy how you react with passion and you really feel the music. Would love to see you reacting to Deep Purple - Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming Live (with orchestra). Cheers dude!
It might be the album version that is really raw and messy. I like it like that. His Nextdoor Neighbor Blues is good too. I like when he says ‘It’s good to be back, am I starting this’? Yes Gary, it’s your band start the damn thing.
If you want some guitarular gymnastics, you need to check out Gary Moore, The Messiah Will Come Again (Live) , an old Roy Buchanon song, who was an innovator in his own right. Don't know if you know of Gary or his music, he was one of the greats, mixing blues and shredding, this song shows some of all he had in his arsenal which was enormous. He played with Thin Lizzy a couple times to help out his old buddy Phil Lynott when he needed him, but preferred to stay with his solo work. He was in the running and involved with replacing Randy Rhodes as Ozzy's guitarist but had other works going on. Would love to see a reaction/analysis. I'm a new sub, love what I'm seeing so far! Keep up the great work man!
If you love murder ballads. (Just checked your Colter Wall - Kate McCannon) You should check out: Hill Country - Janie Lynn or check out: Hill Country - Dixie Darling For just an awesome tune, not a murder ballad though. You will enjoy!
if you haven’t heard of the steel woods. and any of their songs i think you would like “straw in the wind” or “rock that says my name” by them. i don’t have the links. just check it out i think you’ll like them. keep up the good work love the videos!
*Would love it if you'd check out one of the official playthroughs by the band Inferi!* They're a super talented Melodic Death Metal band from Nashville, and I love their music writing. I asked several months ago but you never got to it, and I donated on one of your live shows but I guess you missed it. I'd love to see 'Thy Menacing Gaze' or 'Condemned Assailant" if you do! (they play in C standard just a heads up) The lead songwriter also does a series of riff breakdowns. Could be interesting to see you do a video going through one of his breakdowns analyzing it, and/or even trying to learn the riff! :D Great breakdown as usual!
@@lucasmappa yea I mean obviously we're biased and it's hard to really pick what would be a good one to show the guitar work. even though it's always there and always incredible, the music presents a wall of sound for the vocals to surf with.
At 7:50, "ooh, did you just nine me?" Ha, a fabulously nerdy moment that encapsulates what I love about you and your channel.
Correctly, it's actually before that time stamp.
When I fisrt watch the original, people said there are better version of the song here.
I honestly disagree, I absolutely love this version. The sound, while somewhat muddy is amazing.
Also, the guy who shot the video deserves some kind of cinematography award.
It just fits the songs vibe and looks georgous.
My favorite Gary Clark Jr. song has always been Bright Lights.
oh yeah ! ;)
Same. It really is something else... that one streched note... oooosh
The Bright Lights-solo on his first live album is amazing. You should check it out!
@@GryynGlo I'm going to right now, thanks!
That's cool
I saw a documentary on Gary where he explained that Austin City Limits was his second home. He would hang out there as a kid and just became a fly on the wall backstage, learning everything he could from all of the artists who would swing by to perform. I bet that was one hell of a childhood!
Gary’s first live album is filled with amazing playing on both his and Eric Zapata’s parts. I’ve probably heard that album close to 100 times. Especially how Blak and Blu leads perfectly into Bright Lights. If you liked this performance I highly recommend it.
I agree wholeheartedly. One of the best albums in his discography for sure
Such a brilliant idea to have a 12 string electric with a organ/synth effect to emulate that sound and feel. BRILLIANT!!!
I'm getting old...But I LOVE THIS TOO MUCH...
I see my guitars, my fingers, my arms...and I cry...
My dreams..my songs...
My old friends , Steve Ray, Gary More... I' m on the road....again!
I just binged a bunch of his songs because of you,Mr.Palmisano! He’s a legitimate soul singer with a reggae flavor! This sounds like Jonny Lang’s “It’s Still Raining” in parts! Thank you! A million times thank you for all you do for music!
Gary in his own league. He’s been that way.
I think the "keyboards" are King Zapata, playing that 12 string, with some sort of vibrato or rotary effect. You can see it's tied to what he's playing on the guitar. I love how Zapata's parts add so much flavor on top of what Gary is doing.
We need Feels Like Rain by Buddy Guy & John Mayer next!!!! thumbs up if you agree.
What a song! Never heard the John Mayer colab before. Gonna check it out now.
it’s one of my favorite vocal performances by john mayer
Gary is my fav ♥️ I literally feel his music in my soul. Such a magical feeling 🎶✨
Man, I don't understand how beautiful is to hear you talk about music. I just feel like if it has been something that grew with you. Your content is very special to me, love everything you do. Thanks for existing
When Clapton and B.B. King swoon over you then you know you're killing it. What amazes me is how effortless he makes it look. One of the best blues gunslingers to ever do it.
I don't even play guitar or understand reading music or anything other than oh I like that sound. But I absolutely love watching your videos man, your dedication and passion is beautiful! Keep em coming, I might even pick up a guitar to learn haha.
Agreed, new sub.
This has always been one of my favorite songs on youtube. Surf Lodge is legendary. Truly one of Gary’s best performances. “Talking too much” FALSE. I love hearing you talk about all this. Played guitar for almost ten years and I wish I knew everything you were talking about.
Yes! Finally some Gary Clark Jr! Well done!
I love Gary Clark Jr. he's been on my list of people I have to see one day for some time. My schedule never seems to line up when he's around. One day though... one day
Another great choice. He slays this solo in this track.
Gary Clark Jr. playing and you, Michael explaining the simpleness of that awesome bluesy sound just gives me chills. Wow, this is such a great song. Love this video. What some killer simple riffs, eith such an incredible tone and melodic sound. 👌 🆒️ 🙌 👏
gary clark jr, one of the best musicians to come along since Derek trucks
It’s impossible to explain what’s going on in this performance. Pure masterpiece.
Got the chance to see him live last summer at the amphitheater. Such an incredible musician 🍻
I saw him live at Red Rocks at he had an amazing time soloing over this song!
Oh god yes. Haven't even started the video and im commenting from excitement. Love me some gary clark jr.
I always enjoy starting my day with a jam from Mikey
Exactly what I'm doing! Have a good one!
I’m not sure of the name of the video or where it is but him and his band are in the UK and playing in the rain. Such a great version of this song. At some point his guitar shits out and he replaces it. It’s great, way louder and more angry, in your face tone. The crowd screams “all you wanna do is ride around, Gary. Ride Gary ride” over and over at the first. I love this version but check that one out, so good. Much love from Tulsa.
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100% correct. THAT is the best version of this song
My favorite artist. Just subscribed. Thanks for reminding me how fun playing guitar is "supposed" to be. I'm purchasing your blues course tonight and hoping I will get just a smidgen of your knowledge from it. Keep the positivity flowing...
Freaking love Gary and Zapata. Saw them last night in Huntsville and they crushed it
Fantastic GCJ performance. love hearing your commentary. Love the authenticity and appreciation you have for all of these artists. Thanks Michael!
Wow! There was a reason GC, Jr. was jamming with Rush and the Foo Fighters in the 2013 RRHOF jam session.
The ending solo in this video gives me an exorcism every time.
I’ve been waiting forever for someone to do a great quality review of this jam, thank you
"Amazing Performance By Gary Clark Jr.- When My Train Pulls In". Plz search it...you're gonna love it a lot harder...even the drummer.You can really hear the rythmn guitar progression..love it. At 9:01, he was so transcended, his eyes were rolling to the back of his head! Close up cam work. Live performance at Glastonbury, 2016. Thx for this..Gary's got a swag about his performances that is undeniable. "Stone Cold blues player".
Sandra Smith all i wanna do is ride around gary!
@@scottstephen1510 LOL...Ride Gary, Ride! Yessah.
If you know, you know😁😁
I dropped a request for the Glastonbury performance too. Much better than this one. The camera work is A+ and the audio quality is better.
@@timmyjoe524 Thx, Timothy! You're so right, the cam work and audio is exceptional! The cam stays focused so close on his hand, you can SEE the strings bleeding from those bends, lol. Don't think he'll react to that song again, but hope he reads our requests and at least takes a look at it for his own enjoyment. Outstanding performance!
What a beautiful performance by Gary! My favourite song of his. Personally prefer the Glastonbury version but, all of his live playing is smooth. Thanks for the video Michael 👍🏾
I LUV GCJ but his 12 string rhythm guy really brings it when Gary is soloing and he is ramping up the tension 19:10 in the background until they all resolve. It's so exhilarating. Your breakdown of this is beautiful to watch. Nice job.
I saw Gary live! F..awesome!!!! This version however is sickkkkk
Hi Michael, I love your videos :)
I don't know if you repeat songs or not, but even if you don't upload it please watch when my train pulls in live at Glastonbury 2016. The last solo is so good, Gary just goes into that zone. Very cool licks to steal too
Gary is the man
Thanks for doing this Mike!! Appreciate all you do
He was booked for Peace and Love festival in our small town of Borlänge here in Sweden a few years ago and then the festival gets canceled 😢. I would have loved to see that concert.
Had tickets for him and the Black Keys that would have happened next month but for COVID. So disappointed
@@Drew_Gliebe oh The Black Keys! Absolutely love them. Found them in the early 2000s when I worked in a clothing store next to a music store. Heard them blasting The Keys in their show and was stopped in my tracks. Bought Thickfreakness and I was hooked.
This is really insightful stuff. Thanks for covering it!
ZAPATA! On rhythm guitar. Killer.
React to Don’t let me down by Keith Urban and John Mayer live at Crossroads
This times 1000
Their duet on 'Til Summer Comes Around is also a great one!
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I was there for that performance. It really made me respect Keith Urban as a guitar player. Before that, I thought he was just some country artist with some hits.
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So sick! Gotta catch these guy live. Killed it with that tension & release jam to the end.
Always solid rythym and groove 'love Gary's approach to lead, it's all about the notes you dont hit in his case. Always dig thise kinds of runs, keeps you wanting more the whole time.
Dude I cannot wait for this channel to take off. Been around for a while and can’t get enough of these videos!
This guy has a crazy Jimi Hendrix feel. The way the song is composed is so similar
Hey Brother! Glad to see you doing your thing. I always enjoy hearing your thoughts on songs, and I am so excited that you're checking out a Gary Clark Jr. tune. GCjr is (IMO) one of the most exciting guitar players going right now. I always describe him as a Dark Side Lenny Kravitz. I hear stuff in his playing that reminds me of Lenny, but he's pissed. He's got some serious fire in his guts, and I love that so much. What comes out of him when he plays might be built on simple principles, but it's like he transports himself to another dimension when he plays. Also, an SG with P90s?! WHAT?? I need one. Great great stuff. Thank you for the tip about playing the 9 over the 5 chord. I will work on that!
Has anyone ever asked you to check out Roy Buchanan? I saw a reaction to Roy's Bluz, but the guy who did it (although seemingly super cool- would totally have a beer with the bloke) doesn't go as far into the theory of why it sounds as amazing as it does. Even if to just check out on your own, i'd say spark it up and watch the most underrated genius that's ever played the guitar.
Stay safe and well, and keep on rocking! Best wishes to the family as well! :)
Man, I’m so glad I’ve found your channel, theory knowledge and song analysis is on point.
Amazing channel 😎👌
been waiting for this for a long time
LOVE Gary one of the best.
Thank you AGAIN
Gary Clark Jr - Please Come Home (Dave Matthews Band Caravan Chicago 2011). He rips the solo and the vocals are great.
Gary Clark's playing is rarely technical. He sense of "feel" and the groove is always fantastic though. His habit of leaning in the 9 is something I do as well. I stole it from Allman Bros and very early Charlie Daniels "no place left to go".
This was quality ! Great job !
I just started following you man🤘love your videos
Second time I’ve watched this analysis. Still awesome lol.
Its crazy to me that while Michael breaks the theory behind GCJs playing down, Gary admits to not knowing any theory. It's just mind blowing how many great guitarist out there are compete naturals at making guitar sound amazing going by the feel. Huge GCJ fan I hope to see him many many more times. I have his pick and an awesome photo of us together after the Greensboro show 2020. Rock on !
Gary Clarke was in the miles Davis movie , playing in miles live band
What makes this channel cool is Michael breaks down newer artists. Maybe R&R is not really done.
I LOVE THIS SONG
VICIOUS
THANKS THANKS
Numb is hands down my favorite Gary Clark Jr joint, but this is a close second
Lol, you were so into it, I thought your eyebrows were going to eat your hair line! Great song, great breakdown, LOVE the way you get into these.
Michael your videos are amazing, always great to see a professional dissecting music. I would like to recommend to you the band Tortoise, they'll blow your mind musically speaking. Maybe you can check Prepare Your Coffin or Swung From The Gutters, i recommend the live videos from Pitchfork called "Don't Look Down". Please note that all the members are multi-instrumentalist, i saw them live and its a fantastic experience, unforgettable.
Love your Channel. Keep kicking it.
Thank you for this one. I’ve been learning it from another live performance where, for the 4, he arpeggiates an Amin7 into Adim7 (that g to f# again). And because of him I’ve been throwing that f# into my pentatonic box, but my dumb brain though of it as the 2 so I never made the 9 is the 5th of the 5 chord connection.
Michael, I just posted the same track (different concert) in the REACTS section today!!I Incredible Gary Clark Jr and supporting band who I only discovered today! Well the guitar road is full of discoveries..
I don't get why Gary is not a huge star. The first time we saw him was many years ago at the HOB here in town. Place was packed and hot AF. Once he got wound up, I was thinking "is this what it was like when people saw Hendrix in London and were blown away?". I mean, I know he's popular, but his live shows are just something special, man.
I would love to see Michigan or New York by The Milk Carton Kids. Plenty of live versions of each.
Michigan!
New subscriber to your channel. It’s so refreshing seeing a guitar teacher/guitarist actually know what they’re talking about. What kinda lessons do you do? Having a hard time figuring out different positions in Hungarian minor. I’ve got a few figured out. But it’s a little tough.
I’m glade you did this one 😄
If we're being honest the singer lead guitar player is pretty straight forward. A lot of the cool additions are coming from the rest of the band. I think the cameraman did a really great job though and is impressive!
idk theres just such a building chaos in the studio version of this one that just makes the whole song come together and explode in a way thats missing from a lot of blues music
Love Gary and love this song. I even like the SG growl. But it doesn't quite have the same depth that he gets when he plays the Epiphone Casino. Adds some girth to the song. By the way, the Live on KEXP version is recorded really well for a live performance. IMHO.
This is why we watch this channel. It is hard to take in all that is being said by MP, but the entertainment of his expertise is crazy good. BTW it is really cool to see the audience go from blah to realizing they just had their ass kicked at the end. This song is different on every video and especially good on "jam in the van."
Would love to see “girls gather around” by the milk carton kids. Master musicians.
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100% the live version too. What a duo.
You should watch his set at Glastonbury 2016 it’s 60 minutes of straight 🔥
Man, I can't find a high quality link but I'd love to hear you talk bonnie raitt! Totally underrated.
Hey Michael, just discovered your channel and I really enjoy how you react with passion and you really feel the music.
Would love to see you reacting to Deep Purple - Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming Live (with orchestra).
Cheers dude!
I love you channel but you just killed me with the pause right in the heart of the second solo haha
Not a lot of flies in the Buttermillk? Great song! Great breakdown!
you know its a good pedal ,when you think your hearing "keys"
It might be the album version that is really raw and messy. I like it like that. His Nextdoor Neighbor Blues is good too. I like when he says ‘It’s good to be back, am I starting this’? Yes Gary, it’s your band start the damn thing.
If you want some guitarular gymnastics, you need to check out Gary Moore, The Messiah Will Come Again (Live) , an old Roy Buchanon song, who was an innovator in his own right. Don't know if you know of Gary or his music, he was one of the greats, mixing blues and shredding, this song shows some of all he had in his arsenal which was enormous. He played with Thin Lizzy a couple times to help out his old buddy Phil Lynott when he needed him, but preferred to stay with his solo work. He was in the running and involved with replacing Randy Rhodes as Ozzy's guitarist but had other works going on. Would love to see a reaction/analysis. I'm a new sub, love what I'm seeing so far! Keep up the great work man!
If you love murder ballads. (Just checked your Colter Wall - Kate McCannon)
You should check out:
Hill Country - Janie Lynn
or check out:
Hill Country - Dixie Darling
For just an awesome tune, not a murder ballad though.
You will enjoy!
If there are other blues artists ,like Gary, that are trying to keep the blues alive, please point me in that direction.
Maybe king fish, Marcus king and Derek trucks?
Anything about a train lends itself to a slow blues
Can you do a reaction to John Mayer and Keith urban don’t let me down?
Awesome brother! Also check out “Grinder” by Gary for some next level wah use!
This is his best live performance
He was amazing in Austin.
Not sure if you've done it, couldn't find it.. but Bleed by Cold. it's a really good song got great Acoustic playing
don't tell everyone about the 9 michael, it's all I've got XD
Do “muddy waters” by Aaron Jones and the way. Local Seattle band. If you like Gary Clark you’ll love this
OOOOH, you just 9 me? Classic!
if you haven’t heard of the steel woods. and any of their songs i think you would like “straw in the wind” or “rock that says my name” by them. i don’t have the links. just check it out i think you’ll like them. keep up the good work love the videos!
We need Julian Lage Nocturne Live in LA!!!
*Would love it if you'd check out one of the official playthroughs by the band Inferi!* They're a super talented Melodic Death Metal band from Nashville, and I love their music writing. I asked several months ago but you never got to it, and I donated on one of your live shows but I guess you missed it. I'd love to see 'Thy Menacing Gaze' or 'Condemned Assailant" if you do! (they play in C standard just a heads up) The lead songwriter also does a series of riff breakdowns. Could be interesting to see you do a video going through one of his breakdowns analyzing it, and/or even trying to learn the riff! :D
Great breakdown as usual!
at 17:59 you can see the Electroharmonix B9 Organ Machine. Possibly the keyboard you were hearing?
Great job, man!
My suggestion: any songs of Circa Survive, it's so good! The vocals, the guitars, the drums.. Hope you like it!
Oh I would love that! They're my favorite band. I wonder what would be a good song to highlight the intricacies of how they weave it all together?
@@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 yesss! Thats the main question! I couldnt pick just one song hahah
@@lucasmappa yea I mean obviously we're biased and it's hard to really pick what would be a good one to show the guitar work. even though it's always there and always incredible, the music presents a wall of sound for the vocals to surf with.