Unbelievable that Belushi wanted to play Lowell, and that they both died from speedballs!!!

It’s the melody and musicality about that song it’s the melody

I saw Jefferson Starship in Jim Thorpe bedore Paul Kanter Died

I love We Built This City

I like Grace Slick

I like Jane Find Your Way Back From Jefferson Starship even Be My Lady Girl With The Hungry Eyes extc

I like Southren Rock of the 70s

Steve Perry Mickey Thomas Sammy Hagar great rock singers

Mickey Thomas with Jefferson Starship is good I wish they had him

Mickey Thomas

Grunge Sucks!

I had no idea he would have an accent, but then again I didn’t know his history

How did Joe, being a guitar dork himself, not realize that there are countless of us players who would gladly pay him money to watch him practice and make noise.

I was a kid, like mid 90s, at study hall reading Guitar World like any Straight A student did. Reading the latest Hammett piece written by who ever. Kirk went on to say something like "Joe Satriani was my guitar teacher" And after school I rushed home to search this guy up on my 56k Dial Up modem. Saw some choppy video with 3 and 1/2 pixels and 4 bits of audio. Just ENOUGH audio that I could tell some maniac wwas playing guitar in a way I'd never heard before. Thats been like 25 years ago or something. I still don't play like that "weird bald guy Kirk told me about" Maybe one day

Jimi is definitely in my top 10 artists. I just love everything he did.

Iam stating the obvious Jani Lane was the heart & soul of Warrant. Jani's music / Jani's songs Jani's voice. Jani Lane was the heart & soul of Warrant. The replacment singers that Warrant have had over the years pale in comparrison to Jani's unique original singing voice. No one has since matched Jani's vocal range. RIP Jani Lane. ❤

Jani Lane wrote the first three albums, without him these guys are nothing.

I KNOW HE WOULD GET COCKY AT TIMES CARSON ALWAYS SEEMED LIKE WOW IM A BIG TALK SHOW HOST THERE WAS TOMES HE WAS GREAT 😮

Ray Thomas who largely popularised it !!!

Is the bald guy the one who had the one hair before?

My grandpa made that design look up gfburke guitars on google he never got the credit but history is coming up 3:32

Managers and promotors can make or break a band

I didn't get the Soulfood analogy, someone explain me please ? thx

As a songwriter myself, I appreciate Hay's openness in talking about his craft.

The problems Men at Work had remind me of what went down with Creedence Clearwater Revival. A tragedy in both cases that the bands' careers were so short-lived!

Super cool!

Mickey has a better voice than Steve perry

The story of that guitar is amazing ….. that guitar your talking about where u live is his creation….. there’s another in sanfensico….. I have his personal twelve string aluminum neck guitar …….. I go t pucs …. Look up google glen burke guitars amazing he was 9 years ahead oh them

I have one and have found 9 so far

My grandpa made those guitars check out grburke guitars

Nice I love this band! Albeit they were the bane of my mom and dad, constantly telling me to turn my tape player down! Great interview :)

I’m amazed he has never been a full time member of the Grateful Dead , tho that position (keyboards) is quite the taboo position. His style and approach is tailor made for their music . Maybe it’s a good thing he’s never been in the GD - he may not be alive today

*Cross may be one of the strangest looking things in creation. I wonder if genetics just gave up on his conception and left his development to chance*

Don Brewer is a miserable POS and I hope he reads this as well as his fraudulent version of a once elite band. Terry Knight Jr.

My beautiful jimi ❤.

How irresponsible they were to get Jimi drunk one night before the audition, and what if a tragedy had happened, when he drove his car in that state, and we would never have gotten to hear his beautiful voice!😭

Christopher Cross was the proverbial poster child of the ‘video killed the radio star’ thing. He & the KC guy of KC & the Sunshine Band. Go watch KC’s ‘Give it up’ then watch Madonna’s ‘Holiday’ which came out @ roughly the same time. It’s basically the same video made by 2 different people. In fact, get both videos up on a split screen. KC was ridiculous, Madonna k*lled it. That was the break right there. ´bye KC, welcome Madonna. That was IT. That was the break-off point. Sad for Christopher Cross, but he was NOT going to make it thru the MTV era. There was no way. Poor guy. Hope he’s living well on his royalties these days.

Terrible how Don and Mel conned Mark out of band ownership. Mark Farner is 80% of GFRR. Wouldn't pay to see just the bassist and drummer with some stooge guitar player

The Leslie West BandAlbum 1975, one of my favorite records of all time.absolute killer, the whole thing .

Well said, Livingston.

Great band…..great singer……rest in peace Jani…..we miss you!

My late older brother played at the 'jam' session after Jimi Hendrix's funeral with, among others, Johnny Winter. About six years later, he recorded an album with Richard Gottehrer. That was a year after Rick Derringer wrote and recorded a song called-"I Was Just Another Punk"-with the Edgar Winter Group. Richard may have discovered my brother's band at a place called "CBGB" (the Bowery, NYC), or it may have been through a demo tape he heard. "CBGB" was the place that launch punk rock, though they were not a punk band. I was though; that is until I found Jesus. Lord, I didn't know Rick Derringer was also a Christian. I didn't know that until a few days ago. Amen.

This is an amazing interview. I didn't know that Rick Derringer was a Christian until I saw this and other 'living legends' interviews. I remember being in Westport, Ct. in 1976: One day back then, I found myself next door to Dan Hartman (he lived in Westport then in a place called 'The Schoolhouse'). He lived next door to a kindergarten teacher named Jill who was a friend of my then girlfriend. I was there one day back in 1976, listening to David Bowie's "Station To Station" album. Right after listening to the song-'Word On A Wing'-Jill asked me if I wanted to go next door and meet Dan. I ignored that question, and said-"That's a gospel song; that's Bowie singing about praying to Jesus. Play that again." I never got around to meeting Dan, but the following year my brother's band opened for the Talking Heads at a rock club in Westport called The Player's Tavern. I was with the same girlfriend, and yes, they played their version of 'Take Me To The River'. Soon after we saw Rick Derringer and his band perform at another rock club in Connecticut. The following year (1978), she dumped me for Roger Daltrey. Btw, my name is Tommy. There's more to this story and it's all true. I'm also a born again Christian, and I want you doubters out there to know that that is a true story, too!

No Nukes was a bunch of very rich coke heads using a lot of electricity for a bad cause.

The Fillmore East. My late older brother played The Fillmore East when he was a guitarist in The Buddy Miles Band, I saw him there, 1970, while he was opening for The Guess Who. Then later that year, my brother found himself at the 'jam' session after the funeral service for Jimi Hendrix, playing "Rock N Roll Hootchie Koo" with Johnny Winter!?

I love Jimmy he was so underrated Survivor was an excellent band

Maria, I believe we are cousins…My Grandfather was John D’Amato and died at the age of 59 around 1942. He was married to my Grandmother Maria Grimaldi Fazzino D’Amato. It was a 2nd Marriage for both of them. (They also had children from their first marriages). They had 2 children together. My Father John Anthony D’Amato and my Aunt Fay (Philomena) D’Amato. We lived in Kings County, Brooklyn until I was five years old and then we moved to upstate, New York. My father was born in 1925, so he was 17 years old when you were born, I believe, so I’m thinking perhaps my father and your father may have been first cousins and maybe our Grandfather’s may have been brothers…but I’m not sure… But I definitely believe we are related because I was told that we were when I was younger, and also I see a resemblance : )

Wow, that ain't right.

Jimi is such an exceptional singer and person. My most favorite singer. Can't wait until Rob Levinson finishes the Resonating Voices Documentary about Jimi.

Just a regular New Yorker from Queens who could play the hell outta of the guitar. Immense talent coupled by great humility. One of the best rock guitarist ever! Leslie West’s spirit lives on in all the countless guitarists he has influenced.❤🔥❤️