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This is prime Clapton and Robertson from the best concert film of all-time. I love how Clapton's strap comes off his guitar after the second 12-bars and Robbie immediately takes over. Always be aware of what's going on! I know it's a blues in G, but I would love a react video over this all-time great performance. Anything rom the Last Waltz is going to be amazing. Thanks! R.I.P. Robbie

You've no doubt played some "tasty" licks, some "crunchy" riffs, or a "clean" solo. But what would it sound like to play a guitar "hatefully"? Porcupine Tree leader Steven Wilson gives it a go in this one. I like the creativity on display - as if they just took all the things that you aren't supposed to do in a song and just made it work. The drumming from Gavin Harrison is a treat, too!

I've seen these guy recommended a few times and one reaction so far. The more you hear them, the more you'll like them. I selected the Country tag but they are more than your typical country band.

French artist (composer, writer, singer, guitarist) (incredible guitarist) live. Amazing band, performance, and improv. I dare you to react to this amazing video from a French guy ;-)

I love this guy's style of arranging songs for solo guitar.
Maybe you could give some insight on how to combine chords and melody whilst watching.

'preciate it!
Philipp

Maryland's own Dying Fetus LIVE @ Summer Breeze Open Air 2016

Michael, thank you for the platform - found the lessons really insightful and uncovered a lot of new great music through your reaction videos.

So here's one I think you'll enjoy - one the best lives by Built To Spill.
What can be better than a relationship-wrapped-into-a-math-metaphor song?
Doug's fluent, effervescent, flamethrower of a solo that takes up most of it.

Can't believe it's already been 10 years since this early Winery Dogs show (their 2nd ever). An all time great for me!

I've always felt power radiating from this track. I really enjoy this particular performance. The pedal steel really does it for me.

Cutting crews legendary performance of "I just died in your arms".

I am walking thru Home Depot and this comes on over the speakers...I had literally forgot about how much I like this guy. I just stood in the paint section listening to the whole song. What a joy for me. Thought I would share with all of you. He has had quite the life of struggle and pain. Yet still plays shows. For those of you that have never heard of him, give him a listen. Quite the artist and discography. Peace,
Mario.

Hot off the YouTube presses.

I really hope you do this one. Killer singing, fiddle, and metaphors. I can't get this song out of my head.

Man please, you gotta finally do one on Josh Turner and Allison Young, now known as The Bygones.
They are so good and tasty together! His playing is exceptional, She sings like an angel and their harmonies melt into your ear.
You could also check out their cover of "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" (by Dolly Parton and Chet Atkins)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEUemUTEYV8
I believe they are releasing an album soon and go on a tour. Maybe even have them over for an interview.
Their new song "Stars Turn Cold" is a banger!
Looking forward to it! Cheers

Today Nicholas Jamerson popped into my Apple Radio feed while I was on the way to our local farm to pick up our milk.

The song that came on was called "Clear Picture." A very classic country song that inspired me to switchover and listen to the album - The Wild Frontier. It is incredible. A Country Opera if you will.

A couple of songs in and I was hooked. Then I played his latest album "Peace Mountain" and this song came on. Reminded me immediately of Tedeschi Trucks. It features Maggie Noelle accompanying on vocals and I believe her band Magnolia Boulevard is playing as well.

It’s not a song video but for a guitar fan a wonderful rabbit hole to fall into.

Perhaps one of the most underrated voices and bands of the grunge era... Silverchair. Daniel Johns voice is so amazing, and the guitar riffs in this song are so damn catchy. Love to hear your thoughts.

An anthem for the broken, battered, and yet persistent who need a little encouragement along the way.

I started this and realize I might have already requested this. But it's such a beautiful song that I'm going to request again. The coda gives me goosebumps.

Cole might be the best up and coming artist out of Appalachia, along with Logan Halstead. This is my favorite tune from him, a fantastic coal mining song

One of my favourite songs of Grand Funk performed by Marcus King... Great playing!!

Old school Dave is an incredibly underrated guitarist. I'd love to hear the theory of how this one breaks down.