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Life with no parole!

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Agreed. I was super pissed. GD KZfaq Red did this to us. On purpose. So we will pay to remove ads 😑

Amen to that my friend

Facts

For sure wonderful❣️

Jimi Hendrix was legendary. Loved his Music and him. What a wasted loss. Gary reminds me of him, their style is very similar. 😎♥️✌️

He's JIMI

Well, you can't really play the Blues unless you feel them, and then the playing just comes naturally!

Absolutely! Great back up!

See as a Listener not a musician I appreciate that comment. You point it out and I hear what you are saying.

Yeah I was thinking the same, he was sensitive to Gary's mood and that climb was inspired.

Equally so to the bassist and drummer. Team players.

yeah Mr Zapata sure can play cheers .....

It feels like your blood pulsing you veins Great talent will do that no matter where it is from When we still had tails and slithered out of the water this was what we heard

There is an Indian traditional slide guitar style. From the past but check it out.

Blues itself has roots in traditional African music which might explain it, beautiful genre indeed

peace and love man

U r high😂

I was thinking the same exact thing.

@Headwhacker Thats Sir Mack Rice

I dig it, yet still a semi- tragic irony, that today's BLUES greats are more appreciated and attended across the pond, than in U.S.A. Just like in the 60's. Wake up people, the best artists are not on your TV sets. They are at your Blues Festivals. Support them.

Speaking of badass, theres a video of Joey Badass freestyling over a crowd chant. It's pretty cool.

What song is the one that the public sings at the beginning?

ANDREW CARNEY , real talk

All i can say is WOW

Because of this video I got into the rest of his stuff and I've seen him twice.

I damn sure did

I saw a video of a band playing this and that's how I found him.

Right there with ya. We have plenty of blues history here, this resonates

I agree @zuzzana...I just heard "Habits" from his new album and that shit literally made me cry. The new album is 🔥🔥🔥

Search up kingfish you won't be disappointed

Don't forget about Samantha Fish.

This is probably the best version of the solo but you should definitely check the surfer lodge performance. It’s rusty at first but he really picked it up

it sure looked like he was talking to those guys for a second

That other place he went was Carlos Santana and Eddie Hazal.

He went from Gary to Gary

... and a little Stevie Ray Vaughan... is where he went also...there in the last minute or two! 👍👍😎

To be honest It went from Alice to Gary, almost without any change kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qKp2ldZyv9nRYI0.html

Not once has a crowd cheered like that before a song. His stage presence is not to be taken lightly.

They are Brits they know a good thing when they see one 😁

@@clivesnell Yes, sir. And very young crowd, that's even better. Gary really know how to popularize the blues again.

@@clivesnell Those lads were Irish ☘️

@@clivesnell Totally. I would say Audiences in the UK are more enthusiastic. They love to sing along and support the band, they just seem more engaged, they’re thankful for them music. Whereas audiences here in the states are more placid. They rather look at the little pixelated musicians on their phone as it records what’s happening right in front of them.

Easy pal. It’s an amazing performance but let’s not get too carried away.. Every Hendrix performance and Santanas Soul Sacrifice are one of the best ever performances

@@miamiheatbaby87 that's like your opinion man

@@ByGraceThroughFaith777 Lol. Doesn't sound like you've seen many live performances before

@David Black the fuck you know lol

@@ByGraceThroughFaith777 been playing guitar for a good bit. Before I started playing I thought any guitar solo was super impressive, probably would think this is crazy good if I didn’t play. That’s being said, Gary Clark is fine, but there are a million more impressive live guitar performances out there than this.

Yeah you're not wrong he just adds and builds and builds......

I would love to see Eric's part tabbed for this

Yes indeed he is so awesome and seriously handsome. Garyclarkjr has the prefect musician to accompanied him.

He knows exactly what and how to play to make Garys solo sound as good as possible, it's so beautiful to watch. Same goes for the drums and bass, this guy has a great supporting cast. You can tell they have good chemistry too

It’s the flux capacitor pedal he uses.

god bless you and please please feel this big gigantic hug from new york

I felt it so much..I started to cry...Love back at you...Thank you.

I love your vibe chic! I'll skim with ya

Thank you..I think. lol

Doe that mean you're going to talk to me some more..or what?

Jesus 7 years and I never even noticed!!! Timelessness!!!

There a few guys out there that can precisely copy someone else's major hit, but they don't have any soul or their own personality and sound gone into it. If you take out the old legends still playing, for guitarists under 45 there is only Gary Clark Jr and Derek Trucks at the top. IMO there are passable players, but not in these two's league.

@@tennisbum7527 What about Christone "Kingfish" Ingram?

Is he playing a 61 Les Paul? Before the rebranded it as an SG.?

Forget technique, it's all about the music.

Screw technicality’s…. We were made to break the so-called norm rules!!! If you have your own 🧠 that is! Your soul and brain.. one of the few things you can’t replace. Like you can everything else….

actually he was pushing tempo at 2:08. Gary reeled him back in

Yeah only drummers care tho

As a non drummer, i sometimes like a drummer that goes apeshit haha

@@burpostockings as a drummer or bassist you'd probably hate the guitarist or vocalist that said this

Never could maintain the pockey... brother said I was Keith moon on lsd....had to get at least one compliment out of my time behind the kit....

Dude is dope. I'm so glad someone else noticed it too.

He's amazing And his smile at the end says it all.

I thought wow Gary Clarke then 1/3 way through the drum just kept hammering away the went mental - you two guys heard it and saw it

@@robertmorin7105 Hell yea bruh cause I'm absolutely feeling this groove. My man was in the zone playing that fo sho.

Look at the level of musicianship around him... He is there for a reason and he earned that spot all the way.

cringe

@@georgehornsby6882 someone doesn’t play music

Yeah man I was cringin

racist

Yesssss and Ive Just got injected

Sameee

SAMMEEEZ

It brought me to tears, it was just that freakin’ good!

same lol. My counselor reccomended it to me lol-

Just watched him to this song on another vid this group of videos please look for it it will Stab you in the heart

Blues rock isn't really mainstream. And people in the HardRock HeavyMetal community seems to be indifferent to it, if not outright hateful towards it.

He plays in Ri and Mass Chan’s and The Narrows

@@blackdragon6 their loss.

Another Powell feelin the same thought

POLITICS!

U should have way more likes!! Someone else wrote "..and thats how baby guitars made", lol

I’ll bet the guitar itself was smoking! Cause Gary sure was.

And downed a bottle of whisky.

Haha! Ye man :D

Damn , I just fell off the bar stool on that comment !!

Damn never thought of that part of the guitar solo as ambulance noises that connect to the meaning of the song, really does give the song depth. Thank you for sharing :)

The ol’ tri-tones. I remember my high school band instructor explaining those as the forbidden intervals, as they rarely sound good and are supposed to be off-putting to our ears, that’s why fire and police sirens use them. This is the only time they work, in a crazy transcendent solo

Yes! Good description. What a unique voice, but 100 percent blues.

Vintage Gibson, 2 vintage Fender amps and slot of talent.

@@seanoconnor630 try a vintage Gibson SG

meh...

Nuance, ambiance, experience, simplicity, depth, and SOUL sent to convey....whatever it is this conveys to each individual blest enough to experience this..... GARY CLARK JR. THANK YOU, I LOVE YOU...."NO HOMO~MY BRO"....YOUR SPIRIT SHINES THROUGH TO HELP US ALL....YOU ARE A BEACON AND A DEACON TO US WHO WALK THIS LIFE EXPERIENCE. THANK YOU, SIR, AGAIN AND ALL WAYS.

BEAST

thank you for sharing his name, he s been with gary a long time

I've always said that about him. He is an amazing drummer.

Austin TX representing.....

@@trac3y160 fuck yea bro. I'm down here in H town. This man just brings that Texas fuckin blues. None other like it. Seeing him here down in Houston NOV 30th. Cant fuckin WAIT!!

Brilliant

Clarky Jesus.....Trump the anti Christ methinks

There is something wrong with America?

ClassyNerdTalk exactly like Jimi every time he picked the guitar up..

Zippy Lucke I’m sure any guitarist of note will admit they are nowhere near Jimi..

@@fancychannelname he is not Jimi...he is Gary and he is exceptional in the lane that he has created for himself. True there will never be another Jimi, like their will never be another Prince or Michael. Those are legends. However, this man is great at his craft

ClassyNerdTalk haha! Nice picture :) yeah he is extremely good. Reminds me of a new Jimmie Hendrix

@@fancychannelname I 100% agree and even think his solos are completely unforgivable and hard to listen to, or a SERIOUS matter of taste

ikr wtfffffffffffffffffff

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Just forward to the end and press rewind, all ads dissapear. On play lists you have to leave and access the vid from your history list.

@@clivewells7090 it is an honour to comment at your side

@@mudauvhadau170 it's good to have you there. Our next mission is to defeat the enemies of true humanity and I would recommend you peruse the works of Vandana Shiva. Communications to follow, in love truth and justice - war on error.

Yacine Zaier Clapton needs to step aside for some younger guys

Yes indeed but I dont really think he is hampering any of them , that is only if you have other infos which would prove the contrary .

Clapton is a mentor and is promoting these "younger guys" at the Festival's that he is in charge of. Please understand.

Eric hired him and paid him for the performance. Don't dis Eric Clapton.

That's right!

...and Bob!!!

no he isn't. this is a world away from the first two.

@@serenityinside1 IKR I keep trying and I just hear some guy who isnt that good. Not trying to be a dick, this guy pales to any of the greats. His vibrato is OK, thats about all I can say

When somebody jams that long, I just expect more

Daniel Prince been listening to buddy guy. Greatest song is......what woman 👩 is this?

Maico Records b

YEAH, WHAT MAICO SAID!!!

I couldn't agree more. Gary is the man... Undisputed

@@colintitcombe 9

@@jeffreyseabolt1969 can’t stop listening to his music man

the feeling that goes with the playing, in this case not much singing; but you can see it in his face. Absolutely love this and him !

I played this for a guitar master, and his response was he does a hell of a lot with just a little

Me too

same thats how u know its good

Feeling like they should have gone longer, but they also play exactly as long as they were supposed to!!! Great blues!!!!

Phenomenal born to sing born to play and born to be.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qrCkZ6ykzNHWeas.html

Odell Mateo just discovered him today (heard of him just never listened) now i’m binging every album and youtube performance. He’s tremendous! What a talent

I just discovered him today....fantastic sound

Me too, so awesome

Look at more vids. They're out there.

John Frusciante brother. Thank me later :)

chazz lawrence yeah. he pulls out very surprising notes and then the whale swells are icing on the cake.

John The Cat he was amazing man

That's with him comparing it to solos I have heard from other blues greats. You can hear how much the crowd impacted him when he started playing.

Irish fans!!!

Yup. All curly haired guys look like Bob Ross.

I was going to say Tom Waits, but this'll work too

brushing up his skills on the drums now our Bob ☺️

Actually, take a bit closer of a look. It's Booger - Revenge of the Nerds. Hes just been playing drums the last 30 years.

"There's no such thing as mistakes, only happy accidents" 😂😂

very minimalist drummer, keeping a beat is ok - I'm an expressive drummer -adding tones and rhythm - a beat is repetitive

Bluesy Choosy - thank you Sir ... i am in the most excellent agreement with you.

Doyle Bramhall II -? He played drums in his youth.......

Bluesy Choosy, the Drummer is from Velvet Underground (11:44) . JOKE !!!

wanna see a great drummer? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mcp9ebOc27nQiZc.html

And he doesn't need a 20 piece set to show off his skills. Dude is a beast laying those tight grooves

@John Cronin 2 weeks agoReality check, this guy is average at best, no offence though, take a listen to this blues track >>>>>>>>> kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hp2ihNNq0NqRfWg.html Gary Moore Live - Only a Fool Will Never Learn .!!!!

It is certainly better than the video of Cream’s final concert, filmed by some guy called Tony Palmer.

acslater017 Best comment everrrrrrrr.

We need that in heavy rotation....

Indeed! Lol.

😂😂

Perfect comment!

You could be whatever you want as long as you’re willing to work for it

Gary is amazing. While you may not be as creative, you could learn everything he does a couple weeks with KZfaq. It's all e minor pentatonic work. might be the first scale we all have learned. Now being a lot to create this yourself is a whole different story.

@@benjaminvillarreal1499 I’m 40 and just now trying to pick up a guitar. To say it’s been rough would be a huge understatement. Especially with these sausage fingers. 😂 but thanks for the words of encouragement. Seriously.

@@benjaminvillarreal1499 You can't learn this in a couple of weeks. Maybe in 10 years but not a week.

I remember growing up watching my extremely talented older brother play guitar, and I would stand and try to talk to him, and he would just stare right through me like I wasn't there - in the trance... :)

Hell yeah

Doyle Bramhall II btw

Yes. It's like they all go to another place so as the music starts.............love it.

@@saschakah835 Thanks! At first, I thought it was Jon Theodore, until the close-up shot of him.

Oh then his world collides with Gary's...magic.

We all do

he headlines most festivals hes in... hes not sweating it by any means

He was at hyde park when i went to go see Clapton and i had no idea. Heard him playing while we were lining up to get in so i didnt actually see him and just by chance i saw his name on my tshirt this year searched him up. Was not disappointed

He ain't that good is probably the reason. Most likely he fools a lot of non-guitar players with all his needless histrionics and ridiculous face pulling, but he won't fool everyone. In the same way that people who don't know much about rock music like the Foo Fighters

Johnson are you crazy this dude is amazing. Go watch "along the watchtower" with him and DMB. He destroys it. Let me ask you this can you play it better? Probably not, so be a keyboard warrior and relax

The reason he isn't popular is because he sucks

Lmao any talent is real

dennis robison so by your theory Jimi Hendrix should be able to be copied by all! JMO

lmao aweome comment dude

Ronny P 😝

@@blake-qh9xp My saxophone / harmonica and piano seem to be broke as well .

You killed me !!! :-)

LOL Well done sir

John Mayer makes those faces too! 😎

I remember as kids my sister and I used to laugh at my brother pulling faces when playing the guitar.In his bedroom! It’s when you lose yourself to the instrument and nothing else matters.

Fire

Man, it's 2020 and some of yall still haven't discovered adblocker extensions. Adblock Plus or uBlock Origin. Both free extensions, block 100% of ads on KZfaq and most other sites.

Jared Emmanuel I have add blocker plus, but the ad still interrupted the song in the middle ! I am sending bad karma to whoever designed the ad presentations !

I agree

screen record. pause during the ad.

don't worry, music will never die

you mean that blues/rock is still alive because modern music is "quality" its just a matter of taste

Same here my friend.

Same just found out today by watching cbs Sunday morning. More people should know about him he is an incredible artist.

Met him in Downtown Austin just hanging out, a week after seeing him play at Antone’s with Doyle Bramhall. He was so cool. That was ten years ago. Now he’s the man. If you haven’t heard of them, you should check out Arc Angels. Just a suggestion. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7yYgZyhtLHLc58.html

I know right....

I agree entirely. There's always been a lot of snobbery, (and some unattractive reverse racism,) in the Jazz world, but when it comes down to blues, why bother? Technique is important, sure, but feeling is far more so. And as regards all these people who claim that all GC is doing is juggling a single chord diagram, hey -- that's all Lightnin' Hopkins, Gatemouth Brown, Albert Collins and Lonnie Mack ever did.

Yeah, it's weird to say the least.

I know I did a lot of that in HS, definitely mostly grew out of it. I learned that it’s really not about who’s more skilled or whatever, it’s about what I enjoy. That being said, when people say ridiculous things like “Clapton is overrated” I’m gonna chime in and explain to them how oversimplified a statement like that is.

As long as people are good at something there will always be competition. Competition is good to a degree. How else would they push themselves to get better and improve? I bet you guys like participation trophies too!

you are right it is a non sense

yeah :) check Kingfish Ingram if you didnt already :)

The Hendrix/Vaughan face :)

Yea hes got a great stank face. All great guitarists look like they just smelled the nastiest fart during their solos lol.

that drummer too though

shades of SRV faces!!!!

I told my sons he is He is Jimmie re-incacarnated ( Sorry for the spelling ) It's just great Gary Clake .

Not the next Jimi but the first Gary Clark

GCJ Sure can play and make that guitar sing. Love your lessons btw.

I might have to take lessons from you. I didn't know you did that until now. Thanks sierradelta07. Do some shit with Kirk Fletcher. Keep Chicago Electric Blues Alive (my favorite). I feel like there's some Egyptian, pyramidal, sacred, magic shit that hovers above Chicago and makes that blues possible. Normally, I believe in rationality, logic, reason, weighing evidence, argument and so on, but not here. I was meant to bend strings and create feeling since I was a little kid. I was only 5 when I saw Muddy, Little Walter, Johnny Winter and so on at Chicago Fest. It made such a deep, enduring impression on me. I collected Alligator records and tried to get autographs at clubs and festivals as much as I could. I was just so blown away by the fact that I was able to shake hands and speak with people who made recordings I listened to all the time. It's very personal to me. Shit, I ordered a white strat but it came in cream. Ain't that about a bitch? It doesn't matter of course. I have a small guitar collection. The only tortoise shell pickguard I have is on my mahogany jazz master. I have a couple strats, one with maple neck and fretboard and the other with maple neck and rosewood fretboard. However my fave is the tele. It doesn't have to be made by Fender. In fact, I'd rather buy a G&L than a Fender and a Heritage rather than a Gibson. I'm not a 'brand whore' though I do appreciate the histories of the major brands...Gibson, Fender and others. Eastman is a pretty great Co. though their prices and those of Heritage somewhat exceed what I'm comfortable paying at this time. I really appreciate craftsmanship and attention to detail. I make guitars and I think I'll make you a strat one day soon. I'm partial to Korina and Mahogany as quite resonant, tone woods for bodies and necks. Sapele, Koa and Zebrawood are great too. I have a Korina body tele with a burl maple top which sounds and looks amazing and there's something just great about doing volume and tone swells on a standard, 1 switch, 2 knobs tele configuration. I also have a light, ash body with maple neck and fretboard Cabronita...which sounds so rock and roll w/ 2 filtertron-style pickups that sound so rock n' roll. I'm going to make a bunch of pinecaster bodies from the wood I salvage from my uncle's farm buildings. I think I'll use this wood to make a Micawber copy as I see fit. I've got a '59 PAF humbucker at the neck, hand wound by Fabian D'Urbano in Australia. I think his Co. is called D'Urbano Magnetics. He was quite an accomplished (I think electrical) engineer for decades and now he's retired and makes amazing pickups. The bridge pickup for my tele is a Wolfetone Telebitch which is a pretty hot pickup. It's a rock n' roll dream. I do wonder how this sound compares to G&L Bluesboys with their MFD pickups. I also wonder about locking tuners, nuts, trems, etc. I wonder too about the various metals like steel,aluminum, chrome, bronze, brass, nickel, etc. that the hardware is made of.....also nut material like brass vs. bone. I'm not really open to that synthetic, tusq, graphite bullshit...though the self-lubricating nut is kinda interesting. I also insist on roller, string trees, if any. Steel vs. Brass tremblocks and saddles? Alright then. Peace....P.S. What about BIgsby vs. Duesenberg Les Trem vs. Babicz vs. Tremlok or is it Tremking, etc? Also quite fond of the SG Maestro Vibrola but tuning stability is most important above aesthetics. Evertune? I think Ibanez makes Bigsbylike trems for their Artcore series and maybe George Benson and Joe Pass signature guitars.

Beautiful ..♥️♥️

John HENDRICKS That mf is definitely in outer space

😂😂😃😆 couldn't stop laughing at that exchange., very funny.

What were you eating?

@@valgirard4718 yeah lets see if he remembers after a yeah lol

year*

@@jesperceria3934, yeah i know. Sometimes people remember meaningless info. Like this is something i would remember.

Jishnu Jagajeeve you know right. Holy moly! Shredder deluxe!!

Just heard him for the first time on The Voice. Wow! How did I miss this guy?

He's a beast, get his live album. He's the man live.