Warren Haynes !!!! Over the years he has become one of the finest exponents of Blues and Rock music!!!! Nurtured from an early age by the likes of Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Smokey Robinson and Eric Clapton, he has continued to refine his style, adding elements of Soul and Rhythm and Blues to his sound. Guitarist with The Allman Brothers Band and the excellent Gov't Mule ! Warren Haynes alternates between work as a solo artist, band leader and musician accompanying a number of great artists (Grateful Dead, Dave Matthews and John Mayall). This duo really are two giants on stage!!!! Thank you!!!!!!

I was front and center for that show that night. Great show and great song.

Wow that was so amazing, it's what blues got. If something characterise blues and rock are guitar acoustics and how not naming blues'king B. B. King for me he is a blues icon along with many others thanks Rory, It's been awesome listening to Warren Hayes I didn't know so much about him, thanks👏🏻👏🏻👍🎸👌

That *was* incredible 😎🔥 And a killer voice to match. Love when the greats go head to head. 🔥🔥 Excellent request and classic Rory gigglefest reaction 👌

Wow, that’s quite the “conversation” those two were having. 😁

ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS 💙💙💙💙💙💙LOVE THE BLUES!! WARREN HAS AN AWESOME VOICE AND JOE LOVE JOE!! WHAT A BLUES FEST I LOVE IT!! INCREDIBLE GUITAR PLAYING 🎸🔥AWESOME REACTION RORY 💙AND THANK YOU NANCY FOR THIS AWESOME REQUEST!!! YOUR AWESOME!! 😊🩷🤘✌️🌹

Thanks Rory! Love your reaction as usual 💙. Warren Haynes used to be in the Allman Brothers Band but now has his own band called Gov’t Mule. Maybe thats where you’ve heard him.

Saw him Last Sunday with his jam band Gov’t Mule. Fantastic show!

Joe and Warren have been great friends since Joe was really young. Warren taught Joe how to play slide. Oh Joe had on jeans. Joe produced Warren's most current album. Yes Warren was in the Allman Bros. Joe is so cute in this looking at Warren making faces like a little kid.

When not performing, Joe just hangs out in jeans,sweatshirts and a baseball cap, and he’s very laidback. He adopted the suit in honor of BB King, and other old black blues masters, who always looked elegant and immaculate onstage. He says that when he puts on that crisp white shirt and the suit and his dark glasses, his stage persona comes out and he turns into the performer we see onstage.

Have tickets to see Gov't Mule (Warren's band) on February 23rd! Always try to catch them when they're near; they put on a great show. What a great 'jam band'. Here's what Joe's long-time producer, Kevin Shirley, says about Joe and his suits... "He went through a period when he started getting recognized more and more, and it took him a minute to learn how to deal with the success that was coming his way. And, he's managed to deal with it by being sort of bi-polar about the thing. He's Joe, with his baseball cap on, and his blue jeans, and, at 7:25 he puts on the suit for an 8 o'clock show, and he slicks his hair back, and he puts on the sunglasses, and then he has a glass of wine, and Joe Bonamassa, the recording artist comes out. And then he's a different guy, then he becomes a little bit Howard Hughes. He becomes a little stand-offish, a little isolated. And it's great; we just let him be like that. And then, at the end of the show, he normally dresses down quickly, puts on his baseball cap, puts a backpack over him, and he walks straight through the crowd that have watched him play all night. And they don't know this guy is going out. And he walks through them and onto his bus, and no one stops him. It's fantastic. He really is two people. He's two-faced." Joe himself says, "The other guy is the guy in the suit and the sunglasses and that whole persona. And it's not only just an outfit, it's a stage persona in a sense that when I suit up and I go out and play, that's a different side of my personality that's not, you know, I'm not that outgoing off stage, I'm not that, you know, confident off stage." These quotes are from the movie "Guitar Man', available on Amazon Prime. Check it out if you get a chance!

Dude you HAVE to check out Warren Haynes with Dave Matthews Band at Central Park playing “Cortez the Killer”…mind blowing

Try the Allman Bros at the Filmore East "Statesboro Blues" featuring Duane Allan slide

Hi Rory how would you like to see Jimi Hendrix join these two guys. When I see guys like Warren and Joe perform I think guitar playing is in good hands they are great.

Check out Warren in Govt Mule's "Unring The Bell" or "Blind Man In The Dark", "Make It Rain", "Thorozine Shuffle"

GUITARS TALKING TO EACH OTHER SOOOOO FREAKIN AWESOME!! 😎🩷🔥🤘✌️I LOVE YOUR GIGGLES RORY!!