You may very well be right that this strat John is his best tone to date.. HOWEVER... All hope is not lost. Check out the recent silver sky tone on "John Mayer - Belief (SiriusXm and Pandora Live Event)". It certainly whets the whistle.
the phrasing of the licks is so incredible. People have no clue how hard it is to play this tasty, i mean, shredding is one thing, but this feel cant be taught. You either have it, or you dont. And the tonal language is fluent, totally spotless and completely insane. Like the most well-written poetry, best moviescript and most heartfelt acting.
Congratulations on the initiative to put the technical data of the musicians accompanying john mayer in this show, as well as listing the artists that each musician has already accompanied. Few people recognize the value that the supporting musician has and how important it is in the artist / band's performance. particularly, it helped me a lot to discover other works of each instrumentalist present on this stage. thanks!!!
I believe so much of what we see here are the dividends of John's work with Grateful Dead. Since that project he improvises with that Jerry Garcia like sense of harmonic exploration and a spirit to react to his own free expression. He has reached that Victor Wooten like pinnacle with using all notes in a groove based way, and it's tremendously inspiring to watch.
Everytime you think you've learned how to cover JCM he creates some brand new shit. Good luck catching him.
that's improv. you can always cover the song in your way.
also the visual effect on screen~
The silver sky just can’t compete with this tone
You may very well be right that this strat John is his best tone to date.. HOWEVER... All hope is not lost. Check out the recent silver sky tone on "John Mayer - Belief (SiriusXm and Pandora Live Event)". It certainly whets the whistle.
That outro is just ridiculous, tone, melody, feel. Unreal
the phrasing of the licks is so incredible. People have no clue how hard it is to play this tasty, i mean, shredding is one thing, but this feel cant be taught. You either have it, or you dont. And the tonal language is fluent, totally spotless and completely insane. Like the most well-written poetry, best moviescript and most heartfelt acting.
Congratulations on the initiative to put the technical data of the musicians accompanying john mayer in this show, as well as listing the artists that each musician has already accompanied. Few people recognize the value that the supporting musician has and how important it is in the artist / band's performance. particularly, it helped me a lot to discover other works of each instrumentalist present on this stage. thanks!!!
Best solo on this tour!!
Together with the Gravity solo. I saw him in Amsterdam. Awesome.
This guy was heaven sent, no doubt about it 😊❤
When he solo he put you right there with the notes he's playing having you to say he's good very good.
JM sets the bar high for his guests. Wow, again! Wish I could go to every one of JM's concerts!
Totally agree, J Whit! 🎸
the way the drummer soloed with john.. nice
I believe so much of what we see here are the dividends of John's work with Grateful Dead. Since that project he improvises with that Jerry Garcia like sense of harmonic exploration and a spirit to react to his own free expression. He has reached that Victor Wooten like pinnacle with using all notes in a groove based way, and it's tremendously inspiring to watch.
Ouvir John Mayer e sua banda é viciante. Quanto mais se ouve mais se quer ouvir. Para mim esta é uma das canções mais cool de Mayer.
ouff . That tone.
The best.
Best filming I’ve seen yet!
Thank you so much! 😊
Great sound quality too
I love this song but it breaks my heart every time I listen to it, which is often. That is it’s intention.
I love me some DRH at a John Mayer concert! A perfect pairing. *sigh*
David Ryan Harris is an AMAZING singer-songwriter and guitarist and that was the most satisfying and smoothest transition into a song.
@@TheRealCaveman1990 Couldn't agree more!
Incrível essa apresentação, o backvocal e violonista cantando no ínicio... sem mais delongas...
Dopest bands: JM and this band, Gary C. Jr. and his band, and.... JM and this band.
Don’t forget Marcus king and his band. Kingfish Ingram too!
❤️❤️❤️
omg the crowd isn't even slightly headbanging
They are in awe.
4:35 you can hear a lick from LTH ballad version
Well I be damned, great pick up🤯
What? a Fender?
Its a fender stratocaster 1964
@@pablorojas3 i think Ali is referring to the fact that mayer & fender famously broke up and he's playing mostly PRS now.
perks of being with prs maybe. fender used to only let jm play fender stuff, but i believe prs is more relaxed with their terms
@@failureiscoolrepeatyourmistake indeed
I Think Mayer sounded better with a fender stratocaster….
closer
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