Exactly

MAMS 2024 Tour

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.... with 72 y IMPRESSIONANTE🌹❗️

Still sound good at 73?

Saw him last night. Let me tell you, this video just does *NOT* do the song justice. It sounds amazing live.

Carl S. if he doesn't play it when I see him in two months I'm rioting

... when he comes to Berlin, Germany ❓️

i never even knew who SRv until after his passing!!! Now i listen to him soooo much!!! How was he in a real concert??

All about feeling..........

Absolutely! Just when I was about to give up on new music!!!

🌷🌷🌷🌷yes.... my music like Jimi. 1966.

Mehmet Can Aksoy Gary can’t touch Jimi and he never will. He’ll tell you that

+iRide uWatch That's some good advertising for Epiphone.

These Epi hollow bodies produce a distinct squally feedback sound which I love and I bet GCJ probably knows that himself.

Tasty? This shit is EPIC!!!

Ephiphone makes some good guitars. The older the better.l had a John Lee Hooker model. It was bad ass! I cried when I had to sell it!

@@joelsimms4636 sorry for your loss

finally actual truth- i would love to hear some of the people or experts on blues and professional playing or professional musicians here on this site post their superior music - i say superior because obviously they KNOW what theyre talking about - probably because they KNOW more than this man or other well known artists that play like this and sell out practically every performance - please post YOUR BETTER MUSIC - I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR YOU CRITICS PLAY-

There are seriously people who don't like GCJ? What?

You're so right. People that say those things just don't get it. The music is so much more than technical skill, its a feeling and a sound. Its a complete experience and it is inspiring. If people want to knock technical skills, let them, because they just don't get it and never will. These are the same people who praise bands such as The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin as Gods. I, too, praise them as such but also recognize that they were far from technically proficient when they played and that is a good thing. Sloppy is good. Sloppy and on the verge of a train wreck is what makes bands great live. Its the danger element. Its living on the edge. Every great musician or band that you can think of rides that fine, train wreck line when they perform. Perfection is boring. This guy, Gary Clark Jr. gets it, plays it, and lives it. He's the real deal. I would love to see his critics sit down in a room and jam with him in private, thinking that they would show him a thing or two, lol. Gary Clark Jr. has forgotten more than his critics on here will ever know. Most of them have never played a bigger venue than their garage or bedroom. If they had ever performed for a real audience, and experienced that energy, had ever had the courage to ride that fine line, take that risk, then they would know how silly they sound. Play on, GCJ, play on! And, to his critics, get a life my friends.

Bronson Dawe Damn! I hate that argument! "Beliebers" use it; "Directioners" use it; even recent Colplay fans use it... Let me tell you something: ticket sales don't mean a thing! I bet even the Backstreet Boys sold a lot of tickets back in their days and yet it doesn't mean they're the greatest band in the world, are they? If you want to say something good about Gary Clark Jr, or any other artist you like, talk about their talent, their uniqueness, their vibe, their soul, the way they put you in a certain mood, but never ever talk about sales again, please. This guy doesn't need to show us a profit report to be a great musician, he only has to play the guitar the way he does, and that's what makes him one of the greatest musicians right now. Please please please don't ever use that poor argument again 'cause you're reducing music and talent to money, and money can't buy you talent. Just take a look at MTV and tell me if any of those profitable "musicians" has the talent that this guy has.

Slipper Likker yea I’m right here