@@paullevine1813 As I remember the story that Tele was given to Mike Stern, from whom it was stolen. Maybe you’re not familiar with him but Stern is an AMAZING fusion player, and Roy’s influence can be found in a lot of Stern’s records.
Getting pick at angle for harmonics every time is practically impossible for other people than Roy. Never heard another guitarist playing wah like sounds without wah, he used to do it on other recordings with standard Telecaster...
you obviously don’t listen to a lot of guitarists both gatton and steve morse do the wah thing with their tone controls and as far as your comment about harmonics billy gibbons gets those with ease
@@knightfall9394 or got very excited by Roy's pathos, sound he got from Telecaster and modified Fender amps, certain songs out of this world although not many because he was much better guitarist than songwriter. Gibbons is not my cup of tea and sounds completely different, as far as i know he doesn't play with fingers, it is also this "high gain" sound heard very often. As a kid i felt in love with Jeff Beck's playing (first was concert with Ian Hammer), Slash for Gibson sound, Daniel Lanois is great producer making wonders despite not being very good at playing, etc. Nothing is wrong with being too excited at times, thanks for mentioning others.
You're damned right, he could show off anytime he wanted to. Fucker was flat ass amazing. What killed most of us musicians was knowing the guy didn't use any effects pedals but got all of those different sounds out of his hands some how.
@@saltykrug Years ago I recall reading in an article in Rolling Stone that somebody asked Roy what he thought of Jimi. His answer? “Son, if you can play, you don’t need war toys. If you can’t, war toys won’t help.” He was pulling the interviewer’s leg, of course. He loved Jimi, but he was a very different kind of player. .
@@danielschaeffer1294 Roy turned his amp up as loud as it could go. Put it behind the drum kit and faced it away from the crowd. That was his “tone”. But truthfully his tone was in his fingers. He was an absolute genius. Rest easy Roy. Sweet dreams.
Saw him live 15 or more times. He was the best.
You were fortunate
Genius guitar work.
Whatever "it" is roy had more of it than anyone.
Truly sad that doom was around the corner More talent than 98% of the players today godspeed Roy
Make that 99.9999999% or more!
The bend at 4:37 is amasing, Roy bushanan is my favorit guitar player.
His mastery of harmonics was amazing.
Had the great fortune to see him in '77 in Davenport Ia
Wow, awesome!!! Pure and simple awesomeness
so amazing .. mind blowingly beautiful ... but sad too ... knowing what was to come ... RIP Roy ... you were a number ONE ...
Who needs a whammy bar when you're RB. Amazing player
Smiles all around, when's the last time you had 1? .Well I just did! After that!
Thank You Roy
this is roy being roy ... totally amazing ... not to mention absolutely beautiful jams .. what a pleasure .. and this man topped himself ?? Fuk no ..
love LeRoys' tapes, as advertisers have not discovered his tremendous following.
RIP LeRoy
Pure awesomeness 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 😎
Roy must have been inspired by this new guitar, he's on fire!
Sensacional!
I want that guitar.
Absolutely not ' you can't have it.
So does every other player, but how many are worthy of it?
Update! I'm the proud owner blues master deluxe. Not worthy of Mr Buchanan name guitar but they made fantastic instruments.
Zach, You can have it , ill take Roy's real 53 Tele any day worthy or not.
@@paullevine1813 As I remember the story that Tele was given to Mike Stern, from whom it was stolen.
Maybe you’re not familiar with him but Stern is an AMAZING fusion player, and Roy’s influence can be found in a lot of Stern’s records.
Rip brother😢
Roy doesn't crunch any gears when he plays
That's Roy, having fun with his new toy.
Roy Buchanan would never play this guitar at a gig. Plain and simple…
He was amazing. I saw him twice and all of the audience was blown away.
You went too soon Roy
Gotta ask...What Amp is Roy Playin' thru??
7:35 / 9:08 IS AS GOOD AS IT GETS
hilarious having tamborine man behind him but I guess Roy wanted him.
Hello, greetings from Germany. Is he the tambourine man from "down by the River" 1971?
Getting pick at angle for harmonics every time is practically impossible for other people than Roy. Never heard another guitarist playing wah like sounds without wah, he used to do it on other recordings with standard Telecaster...
you obviously don’t listen to a lot of guitarists both gatton and steve morse do the wah thing with their tone controls
and as far as your comment about harmonics billy gibbons gets those with ease
@@knightfall9394 or got very excited by Roy's pathos, sound he got from Telecaster and modified Fender amps, certain songs out of this world although not many because he was much better guitarist than songwriter. Gibbons is not my cup of tea and sounds completely different, as far as i know he doesn't play with fingers, it is also this "high gain" sound heard very often. As a kid i felt in love with Jeff Beck's playing (first was concert with Ian Hammer), Slash for Gibson sound, Daniel Lanois is great producer making wonders despite not being very good at playing, etc. Nothing is wrong with being too excited at times, thanks for mentioning others.
uh.. 15:43
are you impressed by that? you know thats not hard to do right
the only man hendrix was scared to let know he was at a show
What a show off.
You're damned right, he could show off anytime he wanted to. Fucker was flat ass amazing. What killed most of us musicians was knowing the guy didn't use any effects pedals but got all of those different sounds out of his hands some how.
@@saltykrug Years ago I recall reading in an article in Rolling Stone that somebody asked Roy what he thought of Jimi. His answer? “Son, if you can play, you don’t need war toys. If you can’t, war toys won’t help.” He was pulling the interviewer’s leg, of course. He loved Jimi, but he was a very different kind of player. .
@@danielschaeffer1294 Roy turned his amp up as loud as it could go. Put it behind the drum kit and faced it away from the crowd. That was his “tone”. But truthfully his tone was in his fingers. He was an absolute genius. Rest easy Roy. Sweet dreams.
@@danielschaeffer1294 Yes ,that was Roy's sense of humor all the way.
Yes and what a great one he was .
uh.. 27:06