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Vocals, lead, rhythm, to me everything here is perfect. Its all about the tone.
When I was getting into guitar it seemed like every time I heard a song that made me stop and check who is playing guitar it would turn out to be Joe Bonamassa in collaboration with someone. He brings out the absolute best without taking over. You can see how much Marc is enjoying this performance.
I'd love to hear a break down of this performance by Marc Broussard, Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith.
Heya Mikey. Ya like stories, hearts a music one.
Also, for those who don't know the bass guy is Chris Wood from MedeskiMartin&Wood. The chap on guitar and vocals is his brother Oliver Wood and The drummer boy/harmonica player is, I think, from Oliver's previous band, but seems to be a friend of the Fam.
Great playing, great singing, great performance.
Hi Mike/All,
I'm taking another break from my usual offers from King Buffalo (my personal favorite band that is on tour right now with all new material) to share this old rare performance before it is lost forever.
This was recorded 'Live on the Radio' circa 2000 and features the late Scott Weiland on vocals and the massively under-rated Dean DeLeo on guitar. As far as I know, this is the only recording/video of this performance. The melody and chord voicings make this so great and they are made all the more clear thanks to Dean's excellent playing and Scott's crytal clear voice. I would love to see a breakdown of this song so that i can learn to play it correctly, as well as to share it with the world.
Thank you so much for your time. This is a fabulous community and i'm grateful to be a part of it along with you all. Please take care of yourselves and those you love.
Your friend,
Jammin Jesse
Chris Stapleton is well Chris Stapleton and nothing really needs to be said about that. An audience member captured the video on a cell phone which speaks volumes about this legend. A room embroiled by noise only to be laid to rest by a man armed only with 6 strings and a voice. Love the reactions and guitargate.com is pretty damn awesome as well. Cheers!