Music Videos - - The Greats!
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I'm only posting this because the LP is getting some major play here and it's an addictive one. I love Oscar's playing on this.......
And if I've posted it before I'm not apologizing!
And if I've posted it before I'm not apologizing!
Holy crap---I think it's Jesus on guitar!
The video seems to portray his right hand is moving a little quickly,but I can't explain it. You'll understand after watching it that this guy (Estes Tonne) is the real deal.
The video seems to portray his right hand is moving a little quickly,but I can't explain it. You'll understand after watching it that this guy (Estes Tonne) is the real deal.
Anthony Phillips - Which Way The Wind Blows
Anthony was a founding member of GENESIS and this is from his first solo release The Geese and The Ghost
Anthony was a founding member of GENESIS and this is from his first solo release The Geese and The Ghost
Just went through this entire thread (again). Listening to vids on a PC laptop so the sound is kinda soso, but it sure is a lot more fun than discussing what "natural" is.
Amir, you started this thread, just over five years ago, ? cool.
John, like you I too revisited some of this thread's content; and unfortunately, it's just the way it is, several youtube videos are now gone; they simply vanished because their codes changed; they don't last forever with the same code, they have an expiration date, like food. ;-)
* Last night I was listening to Blues music on the radio, some tunes I really loved, I'm really big on Blues, and tunes from Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, Roy Rogers, Joe Bonamassa, Beth Hart, Terry Evans, Eric Clapton, etc. inspired me to check them live on youtube. The Blues runs deep in my blood, I feel its intensity as if I was totally invigorated by it, living it in the moment with full receptivity. I'm talking inside my soul here.
And that's how I stumbled up on that David Gilmour's live unplugged video just above. I just had to share. And I checked couple dozens of them, and only that one was deserving enough @ the time for me to post it here so that some of you can enjoy it too.
It all started with a Buddy Guy's tune; 'One Room Country Shack', from one of his older albums...A Man & the Blues (1968).
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Then a Roy Rogers' tune; 'Terraplane Blues'. ...And Joe Bonamassa's 'Jelly Roll'. ...Etc., and I checked a bunch of live youtube videos with all the greatest Bluesmen, including Magic Slim, Johnny Winter, Stevie Ray Vaughan, BB King, Eric Clapton, John Mayer, ...and many many more. And I like when these Blues giants reunite all together on the same stage...the electricity in the air is electro-magnifying and palpable.
John, like you I too revisited some of this thread's content; and unfortunately, it's just the way it is, several youtube videos are now gone; they simply vanished because their codes changed; they don't last forever with the same code, they have an expiration date, like food. ;-)
* Last night I was listening to Blues music on the radio, some tunes I really loved, I'm really big on Blues, and tunes from Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, Roy Rogers, Joe Bonamassa, Beth Hart, Terry Evans, Eric Clapton, etc. inspired me to check them live on youtube. The Blues runs deep in my blood, I feel its intensity as if I was totally invigorated by it, living it in the moment with full receptivity. I'm talking inside my soul here.
And that's how I stumbled up on that David Gilmour's live unplugged video just above. I just had to share. And I checked couple dozens of them, and only that one was deserving enough @ the time for me to post it here so that some of you can enjoy it too.
It all started with a Buddy Guy's tune; 'One Room Country Shack', from one of his older albums...A Man & the Blues (1968).
________
Then a Roy Rogers' tune; 'Terraplane Blues'. ...And Joe Bonamassa's 'Jelly Roll'. ...Etc., and I checked a bunch of live youtube videos with all the greatest Bluesmen, including Magic Slim, Johnny Winter, Stevie Ray Vaughan, BB King, Eric Clapton, John Mayer, ...and many many more. And I like when these Blues giants reunite all together on the same stage...the electricity in the air is electro-magnifying and palpable.
