Rolling Stones playing "Hey Negrita" live. Love this song.
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Gov't Mule performing one of my favorite Rolling Stones tunes "Ventilator Blues" live in Jamaica.
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Cater Arrington playing Bonnie Raitt's "I Can't Make You Love Me." Carter is a great human and a great guitarist! Look for him on YouTube.
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Danny Gatton playing "Sleepwalk." Take notes folks. This man can make the Tele cry.
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Elvis Costello & The Roots playing "Wise Up Ghost" from the album of the same name. Great song. Fantastic album. This is as much a Picasso-esque soundscape as it is a song in cargo pants...pockets everywhere. Good stuff!
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Little Feat performing "Spanish Moon" in 1977 with the legendary Tower Of Power horns. I believe this is the version is on the Waiting For Columbus album. What a great band! So many great songs by this band. Just bursting with talent at all points.
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The Fabulous Thunderbirds in Italy playing "Two Time My Lovin'." I've always loved this song. Jimmie Vaughan's chord voicing (rather than first position G C D) is what makes this tune work...and his Micro-Vibe gives a subtle rotary effect. The verse guitar part has a different lick on the album, but I like bands that don't just cover their own songs.
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Eric Clapton in 2013 playing one of my favorite songs "Gotta Get Over" from the album "Old Sock." The riff at the top of the song is slightly different from the album version...but both are right for the tune. Although this is a phone video from someone upfront, you are able to see Clapton's hands and technique up close.
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This is an absolutely mind blowing performance by Wayne Krantz (Keith Carlock - drums, Tim Lefebvre - bass) of "Greenwich Mean." One of my favorite songs of his. This is an example of a stellar rhythm section supporting a one of kind guitarist. So damn good. Time shifts. All kinds of textures. Thank you Wayne!
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Charlie Hunter on the 8-string Novax Guitar giving a solo performance of "Recess" from 2002. Great melody. This is what you can do when you really know your instrument. Charlie is also a very talented guitarist and bassist.
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Robben Ford playing "Politician." Sick guitar.
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Sheryl Crow with John Mayer playing "My Favorite Mistake." Classy and tasty performance by Mayer...makes the ending so right.
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Here is the bluegrass band Cherryholmes playing "Don't Give Your Heart To A Knoxville Girl." Just all kinds of good. Great band.
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"Hercules" by Aaron Neville with Daryl Hall and Shane Theriot...Live from Daryl's House.
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A great cover of "Snatch It Back And Hold It" by Gov't Mule. Warren's simple solo style shines in this performance.
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The Beach Boys with Ray Charles playing "Sail On, Sailor." Ray slows it down gives it some soul. It takes half a verse for The Beach Boys to adjust, but still sounds great. This might be my favorite Beach Boys tune (also covered by Los Lobos). Such wonderful harmonies.
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The Band playing "Willie and the Hand Jive" with Levon Helm on vocals. Video is a bit spotty, but the performance is solid.
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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers playing "Swingin'" live in Germany 1999. Petty has so many good songs that this one gets lost in the shuffle.
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Junior Murvin singing "Polive & Theives." Great song. So many good versions, but I like the the reggae dub versions best. There are some videos from a concert with the full band, but this is the best vocal version. Clash version is great too.
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Bela Fleck and the Flecktones with John Cowan on Vocals play one of my favorite cover versions of "Oh! Darling." Great vocals. Wish there was an actaul video...but this is the Live Art version. So great.
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Keith Richards and The X Pensive Winos covering Lou Reed's "Waitin For My Man." Good stuff.
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The Rolling Stones with Keith Richards singing "Can't Be Seen." Steel Wheels was an underrated album. Keith is in his happy place. RIP Charlie Watts.
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Alberto Lombardi solo on acoustic playing "How Sweet It Is (to Be Loved By You). Great feel to this intimate version.
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The Fabulous Austrian Trio (Alex Machacek - guitar, Raphael Preuschl - bass, Herbert Pirker - drums) playing "Strafe" live in studio. Alex is a unique and amazing guitar player on his own, but I like him in this trio setting.
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