Richie is the best rock singer and guitarist going and has been for some time now. He never hits a bad note on guitar and singing. And he's 10x better live too. Nice dude too.
Richie Kotzen can do no wrong in my eyes. What a fantastic talent and thoroughly nice bloke. TWD put on an amazing show and I can't wait to see them rocking again this summer in the UK.
Couldn't agree more. Winery Dogs was the best thing to happen to rock music in years. I will listen to anything Richie puts out, man is an incredible talent.
Have been fortunate to see them twice now and their playing is absolutely mind-blowing. The things about bot times that also stood out is how much fun they have together. Next to seeing Rush multiple times I have not seen a more cohesive talented trio (really band) in my life, and this a kinda of a side project. They are individually arguably the best in the world for their respective instrument. Thanks for highlighting such an amazing group. They should be way more popular than they are. You rock Justin as well.
Justin, I love the way you can pick up on the influences that shape the songs. An artist talking about other artists and brining these points to light. Thank you!
Saw the band recently in Glasgow, they were absolutely immense, I would encourage anyone with an interest in Rock to go and see them (and I am 70), three of the best musicians around.
If you ever get the chance to see them live...DO IT! They are truly amazing. Just saw them last week with my 15 yr old grandson. We had a blast watching them, and it was the best concert I've been to since the late 70s.
Justin, since you have an "in" with Elizabeth from Charismatic Voice, you should work on her to do a breakdown of Richie Kotzen's vocals...that would be great!
Chris Cornell had such a distinct timbre to his voice I didn’t think anyone else would ever sound like him. I’m shocked actually at how close the resemblance is here.
I've gotten to see the Winery Dogs twice live, once a week after their first album came out in a small little club and again after III came out in a theater. Richie Kotzen is the legit real deal and absolutely brilliant guitarist blessed with an amazing voice. Got to see Kotzen on a solo tour in a small club too near where he is from in the Pennsylvania. Everytime he left me just leveled by his performance!!!
You can feel the joy in creating and performing in all of their music. I've seen them live and same enthusiasm as well as reinterpretation and improvisation of each of their parts without modifying the song beyond recognition
Love the Winery Dogs. I wish they'd rock out a little harder on their albums, but they're incredible live. Richie Kotzen is a true Renaissance man. He can do, and does do, it all.
@Brendan MacLean Haha, maybe. But they definitely can fire it up more. Aside from certain songs on both records, really, they don't crank it out like the first. I mean, the solos alone from the first record are almost near impossible to learn and he improvised all of them. Nuts.
Simply the best rock band around, and that self-titled record is timeless. It should have won several Grammy's. Man, I'd love to hear you react to their best songs: "I'm No Angel," "Regret," "Criminal," "Time Machine," & "Oblivion."
Love your channel! Right now, your content is my only source for proper music and check out albums etc. No time to spend time at the record shop or read magazines about bands. Thank you for saving me from the spotify algorithm!
With you on *King's X* even though VERY different than Winery Dogs (who I'm just getting into), and to _themselves_ because they are so damn hard to categorize, which is great because they are everything with a Heavy Rock edge (often "Metal") but with 3 part harmonies at times. And Guitarist Ty Tabor has that . . . TONE, no one can duplicate. *Triumph* was another band that had a great sound, and good song writing, and Rik Emmet who could play classical/flamenco intros and then wail on the guitar . . . and had an incredible voice! But . . . as noted, King's X is still around, came out with a awesome album a few months ago, and are touring it! Every album they've put out has its VERY unique moments and style.
@@mvunit3 I found them boring. Some prog rock is boring , later rush, some elp , yes. Love triumph though like purple and rainbow and UFO , zeppelin they also can play anything. But they are not boring. I'll have to give kings x another try.
DAMN!!! He does have Cornell-esque vocals and damn do they sound amazing! The band rocks and collectively sounds outstanding! Going to check out their other stuff! ✌️
Brutus. Post-Metal act out of Belgium. Power trio, female drummer is lead vocalist. Far and away the best power trio I’ve ever heard. Amazing live too. Check out the album Unison Life, amazing, amazing band
All three masters of their instruments, all three add vocals, with Kotzen being off the charts outstanding. So powerful and soulful! And the chemistry between the three of them ... incredible synergy! Then put it into motion with performance, stage presence, with top shelf songwriting! I have been singing the praises of the Winery Dogs since the first album.
This has zero to do with this video, but felt compelled to comment anyway. I'm from the States and knew one of your songs- make that LOVED it! I started watching your reactions and realized you were the singer. Since then, I have watched you sing live (recently, too) and, man oh man! You are bloody amazing. You are now in my top male vocalist list. 😅 I love how I can hear your accent on some words (swooning over your accent anyway. I have the Southern Belle accent and want yours) when you sing. Your range is incredible and I hear Freddy Mercury (highest compliment I can give anyone) but also such a distinctive sound of your own. Just wanted to let you know. And we need more rock music like this nowadays. I'm unimpressed by most new music.
Great review once again, Justin. Love it. Funny you mentioned "the Poison guy" when talking bandanas. The reason I started listening to Richie Kotzen was because he joined Poison in 1992 and played on probably their best album "Native Tongue". I think he was kicked out a year later for an affair with the drummers missus. How rock n roll! Regardless, I was then a follower of Richie right through his solo stuff, his stint in Mr. Big, his band Forty Deuce and now Winery Dogs. Met him at a showcase gig for Cornford Amplifiers in Whitstable 20 years ago with Stevie Salas. Really friendly and personable chap. Amazing guitarist and singer to boot. Keep up the great content. Best wishes.
@@captaincaptain2128 I like the Winery Dogs but it’s generic rock music. Nothing exciting about it. First album was really good but not much of interest since then. For me, at least
Those three guys just kill it. And I have been saying that Richie sounds like Chris Cornell for a long time. I'm proud to say that Richie grew up around my area and it turns out that his parents are friends with my in-laws. And I have been a big fan of Mr. Big so I'm a big Billy Sheehan fan. People just don't realize the amount of talent in the Winery Dogs!
Hadn’t come across this remarkable band before this review; what a find! Sadly, whilst singing along in the car, I substituted ‘Grapefruit’ for ‘Breakthrough’ and it’s now stuck in my head forever 😢
The two last sessions from your palatial retreat have been very good in regard to the songs you chose to react. Enjoy and feel inspired because if the new stuff for the next album is proportional to the good mood that you reflect, it means that we are waiting for very good things. You know that you are always stylish and cute for me. I wish i could see you not in the ice, because i don't like the cold, but on a stage...around Spain.
GREAT BAND! Ritchies guitar playing is as you said incredible, always with feel, melody and sits in the song, nothing worse than a solo that feels like it was recorded for something else and dropped in because it was in key but doesn't fit the feel of the song. And the fecker can sing too!!!!! 🙂
He does a lot of hammer ons and pull offs - he’s had an incredible legato lefthand technique since the late 80s. If you watch his right hand, he doesn’t pick very much with his fingers at all. It’s awesome!
They're all monster players and have amazing pedigree and back catalogues to boot. I had Richie's first ever instructional video for Reh, called Rock Chops when he was really young and still playing Ibanez. Superbly talented and tasteful player.
The best! Saw them in February and they were incredible. Saw Richie 2x last October. Never disappoints. Phenomenal talent. I describe him as Chris Cornell on steroids; more soul and bluesy.
Am I the only one that stops all these videos to go back and play “I Believe In A Thing Called Love”? And yessss tonight there’s gonna be a jailbreak…. Spot on @JustinHawkinsRidesAgain! 🖤💙🖤💙
Watching Portnoy play with Transatlantic (another band of virtuosos) I noticed how little grandstanding these guys do. It's there when they need it but it's not in your face. The concert opens with Portnoy on lead vocals which is quite a revelation.
Richi Kotzen, in case you never dove into his stuff, Fooled Again or Till you put me down as songs or the whole 24 Hours Album or any other stuff of him, you gonna love it and you also you mentioned THIN LIZZY in this video. Just make a video about them or don't... :P Love to hear your take on them. ONe of the most unknown greatest bands in the world. Big fan of this channel. Cheers.
So funny that you posted your review the same morning that I said "Holy shit, there's a video for this song!!" I can't agree with you more Justin. These guys are amazing !!! I was lucky to finally see them in March @ the Culture Room (sorry I missed the Darkness there in '22) in Fort Lauderdale and they melted my face off. Richie's voice and guitar, Billy's crazy bass technique and solo, and Mike's groove and style are just off the charts. Straight up kick ass performance !!!! I've been singing their praises for a couple years and trying to turn as many people on to them as I can.
Funny thing about the Chris Cornell reference is the Winery Dogs backed Tom Morello at a charity benefit for Tony MacAlpine some years ago and they played Cochise by Audioslave with Richie handling vocals on it. Sounded a ton like Chris Cornell
I saw them in Greensburg, PA in Feb. 2023. Shortly into the first song, the crowd was on its feet in awe. Like most people watching this, and seeing The Winery Dogs, I've seen most of the top talent out there, Satch, Vai, Hamm, Hedges, Manring, Zakk, Nuno, Tosin, Yngwie, RUSH, etc. This has to be the most musically talented band I've ever seen. If you get the chance, go. You won't be disappointed.
One of your funniest videos yet re: the comments. I just watched this on my pad in my local and genuinely larfing out loud to use that hackneyed phrase. More power to your elbow Justin, fuckin luv ya!!
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I'm waiting for it! 💃
£35 quid for a tshirt ? your havin' a laugh mate. We don't all have Swiss bank accounts......had to say something, couldn't help my self.
Would love to but I know some twit in my house would break a £25 mug!
The diddly-boo is the bonham flamwaddle thingy = snare-Tom-floor Tom-kick 🤌
Do you promise you've personally drunk out of all of them before shipping?
Richie's ability to shred while singing as well as he does truly is amazing.
I will never be what I was . Nor do I care to be .
Imagine if he actually smiled once?
With his fingers and no pick yet...
Richie is the best rock singer and guitarist going and has been for some time now. He never hits a bad note on guitar and singing. And he's 10x better live too. Nice dude too.
We need some Big Wreck reaction on this channel. Monster voice, sophisticated and well recorded arrangements, and guitar chops from hell.
Live in the moment, bro. After all, that's what the dang song is abooot. Lol.
Bingo!
Speaking of Soundgarden I feel like Thornley would be a good candidate too.
Agreed
Yes. Let's see some Big Wreck!
It's crazy how 3 virtuosic players can crank out such groovy, accessible music. Love everything I've ever heard from The Winery Dogs.
Richie Kotzen can do no wrong in my eyes. What a fantastic talent and thoroughly nice bloke. TWD put on an amazing show and I can't wait to see them rocking again this summer in the UK.
Couldn't agree more. Winery Dogs was the best thing to happen to rock music in years. I will listen to anything Richie puts out, man is an incredible talent.
Brilliant band and its amazing how much the late Chris Cornell sounded like Richie Kotzen
Have been fortunate to see them twice now and their playing is absolutely mind-blowing. The things about bot times that also stood out is how much fun they have together. Next to seeing Rush multiple times I have not seen a more cohesive talented trio (really band) in my life, and this a kinda of a side project. They are individually arguably the best in the world for their respective instrument. Thanks for highlighting such an amazing group. They should be way more popular than they are. You rock Justin as well.
How good is Softie's shirt! What a legend!!
Justin, I love the way you can pick up on the influences that shape the songs. An artist talking about other artists and brining these points to light. Thank you!
Saw the band recently in Glasgow, they were absolutely immense, I would encourage anyone with an interest in Rock to go and
see them (and I am 70), three of the best musicians around.
Richie’s voice is getting better and better as he get older. To the point sometimes I forget the incredible guitar player he is.
Been a fan of Ritchie since the 80’s. Winery Dogs sound great. He’s got a killer voice.
As a crotchety old guy who believes that the 60s and 70s and 80s were the golden years of rock, this band gives me hope. Fantastic!
If you ever get the chance to see them live...DO IT! They are truly amazing. Just saw them last week with my 15 yr old grandson. We had a blast watching them, and it was the best concert I've been to since the late 70s.
Justin, since you have an "in" with Elizabeth from Charismatic Voice, you should work on her to do a breakdown of Richie Kotzen's vocals...that would be great!
Chris Cornell had such a distinct timbre to his voice I didn’t think anyone else would ever sound like him. I’m shocked actually at how close the resemblance is here.
thinking the same thing
Check out Ian Thornley from the band Big Wreck, he also has a similar voice like Cornell & Kotzen.
And Big Wreck is a great band too.
@@greekfreak1980Ian can play too. Great band
Chris has a brother Peter who is also a musician singer-songwriter and it is eerie how similar his voice is to Chris's.
I truly appreciate you using my comment! I’ve been a fan of your channel and band for a very long time! Cheers Justin!
Rush, for one. But do appreciate the trio that is Winery Dogs.
I've gotten to see the Winery Dogs twice live, once a week after their first album came out in a small little club and again after III came out in a theater. Richie Kotzen is the legit real deal and absolutely brilliant guitarist blessed with an amazing voice. Got to see Kotzen on a solo tour in a small club too near where he is from in the Pennsylvania. Everytime he left me just leveled by his performance!!!
You can feel the joy in creating and performing in all of their music. I've seen them live and same enthusiasm as well as reinterpretation and improvisation of each of their parts without modifying the song beyond recognition
So glad you gave the Winery Dogs a listen and review... they are a killer band!
I just saw them few days ago. They’re the killer band!!
Love the Winery Dogs. I wish they'd rock out a little harder on their albums, but they're incredible live. Richie Kotzen is a true Renaissance man. He can do, and does do, it all.
Agreed. The last two albums have been a bit "tame" compared to the very first.
@@HunterRouth
Don’t you think that Winery Dogs’ ‘tame’ is everyone else’s ‘fuck, that’s impossible?’
@Brendan MacLean Haha, maybe. But they definitely can fire it up more. Aside from certain songs on both records, really, they don't crank it out like the first. I mean, the solos alone from the first record are almost near impossible to learn and he improvised all of them. Nuts.
I love this band! Richie sounds a lot like Chris Cornell's voice in his last works, it gave me goosebumps🥹.
Chris Cornell will be missed forever❤
Chris Cornell man, the best ever. Still can't believe he's gone😪
He also have some Coverdale vibes...
@@martinkasper197
I’m glad somebody else heard that.
Yep, later Cornell style when he does the high notes
Chris sounded like Richie
Justin Fucking Hawkins Rides Againnnnn! 🎶🎶🎸
Simply the best rock band around, and that self-titled record is timeless. It should have won several Grammy's. Man, I'd love to hear you react to their best songs: "I'm No Angel," "Regret," "Criminal," "Time Machine," & "Oblivion."
Criminal must to have one live version 🙏🏼
@@ovitor.m Great version.
Love your channel! Right now, your content is my only source for proper music and check out albums etc. No time to spend time at the record shop or read magazines about bands. Thank you for saving me from the spotify algorithm!
Nice one indeed… love your love towards the🍷dogs 🙌🏻♥️🎸
Great band and Ritchie is one of the best guitarists walking the earth. Dude is amazing!
Yes, yes, they are! Like King's X and Rush they are PhD level masters of the Rock Trio.
Yes there is! KING'S X. 45 years + together. Same 3 original members. So much better and they have something called 'Soul'!🖖
Three piece bands I'll take triumph , Jimi Hendrix, grand funk, also liked some mountain and some frank Marino and mahogany rush. Some rush as well
With you on *King's X* even though VERY different than Winery Dogs (who I'm just getting into), and to _themselves_ because they are so damn hard to categorize, which is great because they are everything with a Heavy Rock edge (often "Metal") but with 3 part harmonies at times. And Guitarist Ty Tabor has that . . . TONE, no one can duplicate.
*Triumph* was another band that had a great sound, and good song writing, and Rik Emmet who could play classical/flamenco intros and then wail on the guitar . . . and had an incredible voice!
But . . . as noted, King's X is still around, came out with a awesome album a few months ago, and are touring it! Every album they've put out has its VERY unique moments and style.
@@mvunit3 I found them boring. Some prog rock is boring , later rush, some elp , yes. Love triumph though like purple and rainbow and UFO , zeppelin they also can play anything. But they are not boring. I'll have to give kings x another try.
A more impressive trio? I'm going to have to say KING'S X!
I gotta add, the Smith/Kotzen stuff is great too! Well worth a listen!
Ritchie is one of the best combination singer-guitarist , second maybe only to Justin Hawkins
The Winery Dogs are monsters, love them!
DAMN!!! He does have Cornell-esque vocals and damn do they sound amazing! The band rocks and collectively sounds outstanding! Going to check out their other stuff! ✌️
Thanks!
Thanks J!
there isnt enough high calibre bandana analysis about these days - thanks Mr Hawkins.
They're great!! Would also love to hear you talk about Cornell for longer - Soundgarden/ Audioslave video soon maybe???
So lovely to hear you utter "flats in Dagenham" Fill, usually with the cheeky "pissed" straight after.
Without even watching this video, No there is no trio as good as these rock gods
Fantastic trio! ..and SO good live.
Brutus. Post-Metal act out of Belgium. Power trio, female drummer is lead vocalist. Far and away the best power trio I’ve ever heard. Amazing live too. Check out the album Unison Life, amazing, amazing band
All three masters of their instruments, all three add vocals, with Kotzen being off the charts outstanding. So powerful and soulful! And the chemistry between the three of them ... incredible synergy!
Then put it into motion with performance, stage presence, with top shelf songwriting! I have been singing the praises of the Winery Dogs since the first album.
When I think of history’s greatest “Power Trios”, Winery Dogs easily makes that list. Cheers JH….keep rockin.
This has zero to do with this video, but felt compelled to comment anyway. I'm from the States and knew one of your songs- make that LOVED it! I started watching your reactions and realized you were the singer. Since then, I have watched you sing live (recently, too) and, man oh man! You are bloody amazing. You are now in my top male vocalist list. 😅 I love how I can hear your accent on some words (swooning over your accent anyway. I have the Southern Belle accent and want yours) when you sing. Your range is incredible and I hear Freddy Mercury (highest compliment I can give anyone) but also such a distinctive sound of your own. Just wanted to let you know. And we need more rock music like this nowadays. I'm unimpressed by most new music.
Great review once again, Justin. Love it.
Funny you mentioned "the Poison guy" when talking bandanas.
The reason I started listening to Richie Kotzen was because he joined Poison in 1992 and played on probably their best album "Native Tongue".
I think he was kicked out a year later for an affair with the drummers missus. How rock n roll!
Regardless, I was then a follower of Richie right through his solo stuff, his stint in Mr. Big, his band Forty Deuce and now Winery Dogs.
Met him at a showcase gig for Cornford Amplifiers in Whitstable 20 years ago with Stevie Salas. Really friendly and personable chap.
Amazing guitarist and singer to boot.
Keep up the great content. Best wishes.
Rush is a pretty legendary trio, but these guys are pretty good too.
Seen both live. Rush much better imo
@@irena7777777 I've no doubt.
@@captaincaptain2128 I like the Winery Dogs but it’s generic rock music. Nothing exciting about it. First album was really good but not much of interest since then. For me, at least
@@irena7777777triumph was better than rush . Hell so was Jimi Hendrix. Let's not forget the intensity of grand funk.
I don't know already I like the singer alot better than geddy . And this guitar player pretty good
Those three guys just kill it. And I have been saying that Richie sounds like Chris Cornell for a long time. I'm proud to say that Richie grew up around my area and it turns out that his parents are friends with my in-laws. And I have been a big fan of Mr. Big so I'm a big Billy Sheehan fan. People just don't realize the amount of talent in the Winery Dogs!
Check Billy Sheehan jamming with David Lee Roth, Steve Vai and Greg Bissonette after VH broke up. The year: 1986 The Album: "Eat 'em and Smile"
I get to see these guys in a couple weeks, can’t wait. The venue is only 5 minutes from my house. Easiest gig to get to ever. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Your hair looks fantastic today Justin 😁❤️ wow, he does sound like Chris. Thank you for bringing this band to my attention they sound amazing 😊
Hadn’t come across this remarkable band before this review; what a find! Sadly, whilst singing along in the car, I substituted ‘Grapefruit’ for ‘Breakthrough’ and it’s now stuck in my head forever 😢
Let's compliment the mix and mastering on this. The low end with the bass guitar and the kick drum sounds perfect to me!
The two last sessions from your palatial retreat have been very good in regard to the songs you chose to react. Enjoy and feel inspired because if the new stuff for the next album is proportional to the good mood that you reflect, it means that we are waiting for very good things.
You know that you are always stylish and cute for me.
I wish i could see you not in the ice, because i don't like the cold, but on a stage...around Spain.
Yes, King’s X
I'm curious about the book cataloging system you use. It looks like an efficient library, sir.
Thanks for making the video!
GREAT BAND! Ritchies guitar playing is as you said incredible, always with feel, melody and sits in the song, nothing worse than a solo that feels like it was recorded for something else and dropped in because it was in key but doesn't fit the feel of the song. And the fecker can sing too!!!!! 🙂
good observations. especially that thin lizzy reference. spot on, old boy! well done.
Is that a Hajduk Split jersey in the beginning?
I love The Winery Dogs. I’ve seem them live twice. They are the real deal.
Just like Nick says above. King’s X, specially the early albums. Best ever. Listen to the album Gretchen goes to Nebraska.
Good afternoon Justin. You’re looking well.
Richie hasn't used a pick for years. How the hell can he shred like that with just fingers???
Using the index finger(nail) as a pick
like Mancuso?
He does a lot of hammer ons and pull offs - he’s had an incredible legato lefthand technique since the late 80s. If you watch his right hand, he doesn’t pick very much with his fingers at all. It’s awesome!
I haven't used a pick in almost 16 yrs. Oddly enough, it's made me a much better player...
I'd love to see a closeup of his hands. I bet his calluses have calluses.
Imagine if Kotzen actually smiled or at least pretended he was happy to be in the band instead of looking like he lost a bet.
Love those vocals - so much power! It's high pitched but not "screamy" which I can appreciate but only listen to for so long.
They're all monster players and have amazing pedigree and back catalogues to boot. I had Richie's first ever instructional video for Reh, called Rock Chops when he was really young and still playing Ibanez. Superbly talented and tasteful player.
Got tix for them on the 28th here in Vegas! Very small venue, can’t wait!!
The best! Saw them in February and they were incredible. Saw Richie 2x last October. Never disappoints. Phenomenal talent. I describe him as Chris Cornell on steroids; more soul and bluesy.
Yay! Need more of Softy please.
Justin, you called it. They are a great Trio. I think that this band, as well as the Darkness are my favorite current bands.
That comment could earn you free tickets😂
I’ve seen Richie solo band 5 times , he truly is one of the most phenomenal musician I have seen . Blows me away every time.
Am I the only one that stops all these videos to go back and play “I Believe In A Thing Called Love”? And yessss tonight there’s gonna be a jailbreak…. Spot on @JustinHawkinsRidesAgain! 🖤💙🖤💙
Just saw them last Friday night.
Amazing show. 🤘😄🤘
No - and yes, they’re impressive 👊🏻🙌🏻🎸
Watching Portnoy play with Transatlantic (another band of virtuosos) I noticed how little grandstanding these guys do. It's there when they need it but it's not in your face.
The concert opens with Portnoy on lead vocals which is quite a revelation.
Richie always brings the Poison album Native Tongue to mind. I recommend it if you like Richie. 😊
They are a band I really want to see. In fact, I just finished this video and booked tickets to see them at Shepherd's Bush Empire in June - result!
Why is Softy wearing a Hajduk Split jersey? 🙂
A trio of rock gods!
….and that solo! 👌🏻🎸pure flawless fret wizardry!
Awesome reaction and commentary, thanks Justin
Please!!!🙏Could you get Mike Portnoy to the podcast?? Sure he'd be pleased to chat with you!🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🤘🏻🤘🏻
Richi Kotzen, in case you never dove into his stuff, Fooled Again or Till you put me down as songs or the whole 24 Hours Album or any other stuff of him, you gonna love it and you also you mentioned THIN LIZZY in this video. Just make a video about them or don't... :P Love to hear your take on them. ONe of the most unknown greatest bands in the world. Big fan of this channel. Cheers.
So funny that you posted your review the same morning that I said "Holy shit, there's a video for this song!!" I can't agree with you more Justin. These guys are amazing !!! I was lucky to finally see them in March @ the Culture Room (sorry I missed the Darkness there in '22) in Fort Lauderdale and they melted my face off. Richie's voice and guitar, Billy's crazy bass technique and solo, and Mike's groove and style are just off the charts. Straight up kick ass performance !!!! I've been singing their praises for a couple years and trying to turn as many people on to them as I can.
Funny thing about the Chris Cornell reference is the Winery Dogs backed Tom Morello at a charity benefit for Tony MacAlpine some years ago and they played Cochise by Audioslave with Richie handling vocals on it. Sounded a ton like Chris Cornell
Amazing band, just got to see them live recently!!!!
yeah Portnoy is awesome, liking most of his work! this whole band is killer
It should be illegal to be that good at singing and playing guitar 😮😮
The only other guy that comes to mind that could do both at this level is Rick Emmett from Triumph
@@andyj845 ive never really listened to them! I'll have to go through their catalog
Jesus Justin you make me laugh so much! The set up of the Brett Michaels joke. I should expect it by now but damn. One man, so many amazing talents!
The right hand is ... I have not freaking clue. Pure feel.
Brilliant! Just added this album to my musical library! Just noticed on ticket master they are coming to Newcastle (England) later this year
Great band! Lucky enough to see them live in London several years ago.
I saw them in Greensburg, PA in Feb. 2023. Shortly into the first song, the crowd was on its feet in awe. Like most people watching this, and seeing The Winery Dogs, I've seen most of the top talent out there, Satch, Vai, Hamm, Hedges, Manring, Zakk, Nuno, Tosin, Yngwie, RUSH, etc. This has to be the most musically talented band I've ever seen. If you get the chance, go. You won't be disappointed.
Before I knew which band the title was referring to, I was thinking about the Winery Dogs! Awesome stuff.
Hi Softy!!!👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
04:34 😂😂😂
05:37 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I really appreciate your mini guitar tutorial at 09:09! I wish I had a guitar teacher like you🫶🏻 Nice!!!👍🏻
Saw them at a small venue for a pre tour warm up show… unbelievable. There are no words.
I saw them in Knoxville Tennessee. The show was pure brilliance...mjm
One of your funniest videos yet re: the comments. I just watched this on my pad in my local and genuinely larfing out loud to use that hackneyed phrase. More power to your elbow Justin, fuckin luv ya!!
Love me some Winery Dogs. I just missed them in Austin...
Christ. Finally!! The Dogs.... Well done, Justin...