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Dylan wasn't famous for his vocal prowess. He was famous for his lyrical poetry.

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Roy Buchanan, to put it simply, a first class guitar virtuoso

One of the masters of guitar period

… and that this is only Pt I. Pt II coming soon 🎉🎉🎉🎉 🏄

Yo, Noe The G aka DoctorNoe aka Middle Walt r “Have Harps Will Travel” here 🏄, just letting you know you heard it here first on DoctorNoe’s Channel 🏄

Ref 0:37 to 1:00 - Paul Gilbert needed a power drill with three picks taped to it to achieve a similar effect. Just sayin’ ...

Does anyone know where and how I can buy the DVD? The old links don't work anymore. Thanks Guys.

A GREAT GUITARIST

😈 *promo sm*

Such a tragedy, the passing of Roy, and not satisfactorily explained as far as I know. A unique and fabulously gifted artist. 🎶🌟👍

😍

Nancy was the twangiest Tele.

I've always admired Roy as a kid and still do. His playing is on a level that only he can do. I always told my friends his playing was in another dimension. God bless Roy and thanks to all who recorded him for us.

Roy was one of those guys where if you listened to him play for 100 hours, you'd still walk away with the idea that he hadn't even begun to scratch the surface of what he really knows. (and you'd probably still want to hear more.) I love people who run this deep, no matter what they do, and it's a damn shame that there aren't more of them.

Roy played clean. No gimmicks. The only true test of talent. He used a Fender Telecaster 1953.....one amp ...his two hands...magical fingers....and his tormented soul. Period. Gimmicks are for those with less talent ......looking for help.

Thank you for Posting. Sounds Amazing.

one of the best times I had was meeting Roy at a show back stage in both Virginia and NJ my guitar teacher back in the 80's introduced me to his music

im 60 .. to me .. even tho as he himself said " there are no number 1's " ... he is a number 1 ... thefirst master of the telecaster .. alone on road at 13 ... he knew more than most forget .. they all came to hear him play , he was the mentor and inventor for many that followed , unknown to most but known to those that know true talent ... ahead of his time .. taken to soon .. just like our other lost magician SRV .. both lost in that few yrs ... RIP Roy .... & srv ... we will continue letting the youngsters know who you are and will keep passing on the magic you gave us ...thank you ROY and SRV ..

Any proceeds from this go to his daughter jenny or his family?

Fun bunch

Sweet dog! Hi Noë! Didn't realize you were on youtube

Where to buy the dvd?

Do you have copyrights for these material?

a flat head screwdriver? so funny

Get the DVD, pay your respects. This is a teaser -- look for the DVD to get the full experience. You can order it by emailing me at noemedia@me.com Subject: Roy Buchanan DVD ... and at my blog: doctornoemedia dot blogspot dot com. Noe the G here ... aka Noe Gold, founding editor of Guitar World. I did this DVD about Roy Buchanan (R.I.P.) It's described here: The incredible "Roy Buchanan Telly Talk" DVD with a full-on master class session with the master of the Telecaster is available at: Noës blog: doctornoemedia dot blogspot dot com. Marty Scorsese told me last summer ... in my interview with him for The Hollywood Reporter ... about choosing Roy Buchanan's rendition of "Sweet Dreams" for the soundtrack of his Oscar-winning movie "The Departed": " 'Sweet Dreams' is like a theme that goes through the picture. The downbeat in the beginning of the song, the way Buchanan plays it, is so melancholy and so powerful that I thought, here's a perfect place for it, at the end of this movie -- so I put it there."

The FATHER of all telecaster tone.

Anyone have the tab for WHAT EVER THE FUCK HE JUST DID?

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the father

holy moly. Love those staccato/chop chords he's playing at 1:15

The incredible "Roy Buchanan Telly Talk" DVD with a full-on master class session with the master of the Telecaster is available at: Noë's blog: doctornoemedia.blogspot.com Here is a teaser for the DVD. Email me at noemedia@me.com for copies of the DVD. ua-cam.com/video/4ggDm3wh3IM/v-deo.html Thank you! Noë Gold, the Founding Editor of Guitar World magazine and author of the forthcoming Hendrix Now! Backstory of a Legend A Visual Spiritual Odyssey www.hendrixnow.com PS ... Roy Buchanan: Telly Talk I just received my copy of the Telly Talk DVD from Noë Gold, founding editor of Guitar World. It is a filmed interview session with Roy from 1982, where he explains his playing style, and shows his techniques on one of the most iconic Teles ever, Nancy. This 30 min. DVD is a must for all Roy fans - actually for all fans of vintage Teles! Maybe also for those who normally don't "get" Roy ... Thanks to Noë Gold and John Peden (photographer) for making it, and to Bob Davis for making me aware of it. … Roy also speaks about Teles in general, and how the old (early 50's) Telecasters had a better cut nut which made the open C-chord more comfortable ..... On a "modern" Tele he found that he had a tendency to mute the high E-string with his forefinger while playing the open C. I wonder if the '52 RI has the period correct string spacing ..... ? You can order your copy here: (no affiliation) doctornoemedia.blogspot.com/ All best, - Noë the G Founding Editor, Guitar World

Thanks for posting, Noe! Playing with John is a pleasure for sure! www.rockyathas.com

You are quite welcome. Please go to the Blues-E-News and my other links, spread the news, tweet it out, Facebook, etc. I am @Hendrix_Now and @DoctorNoe222.

Great clip! Great performance! Thanx for posting!

Still going strong! 22,000 hits and counting. Here's a comment from a Friend Of Roy in Norway: Roy Buchanan: Telly Talk I just received my copy of the Telly Talk DVD from Noë Gold, founding editor of Guitar World. It is a filmed interview session with Roy from 1982, where he explains his playing style, and shows his techniques on one of the most iconic Teles ever, Nancy. This 30 min. DVD is a must for all Roy fans - actually for all fans of vintage Teles! Maybe also for those who normally don't "get" Roy ... Thanks to Noë Gold and John Peden (photographer) for making it, and to Bob Davis for making me aware of it. … Roy also speaks about Teles in general, and how the old (early 50's) Telecasters had a better cut nut which made the open C-chord more comfortable ..... On a "modern" Tele he found that he had a tendency to mute the high E-string with his forefinger while playing the open C. I wonder if the '52 RI has the period correct string spacing ..... ? You can order your copy here: (no affiliation) doctornoemedia.blogspot.com/ All best, - Noë the G Founding Editor, Guitar World Creative Consultant Jimi Hendrix Foundation Still reachable at noemedia at me dot com

Great work. How much of the proceeds of these sales go to Roy's family ?

Noë Gold, Creator Hendrix Now! Backstory of a Legend Guitar Galaxy Jimi Hendrix Foundation Press All best, Noë the G Founding Editor Guitar World Creative Consultant Jimi Hendrix Foundation PS, Noë Gold Chats With Kelly Z about ‘Hendrix Now’ (The Hendrix Backstory) ChatWithKellyZ ua-cam.com/video/3wced6r-1nw/v-deo.html

Wow Richie Sambora! Love him. Great as always :)

Thank you for all your comments! Shameless plug: had an ulterior motive of asking Billy to revisit his stint touring with Hendrix back in '68 for my book Hendrix Now! Backstory of a legend. What, you didn't know the Rev and Jimi were running buddies back inna day? Read my book. It's all there on my (successful) Kickstarter campaign. Now that the fundraising part is complete (and I still need funding support, btw), the best place to stay in touch is on the Hendrix Now! website (www.HendrixNow.com/newsletter), where I urge you to sign up for the Band Of Gypsys newsletter, and the best way to reach me personally is via my email address, noe at HendrixNow dot com. All best, Noë the G Founding Editor Guitar World Creative Consultant Jimi Hendrix Foundation PS, Noë Gold Chats With Kelly Z about ‘Hendrix Now’ (The Hendrix Backstory) ChatWithKellyZ ua-cam.com/video/3wced6r-1nw/v-deo.html

Billy was great. I thought Richie Sambora made a mess of Rough Boy. Orianthi's sound was never right. We could barely hear her, and she was wailin. Lukather blew everybody off the stage, BY FAR. His break on LaGrange was killer. He smoked Slash, Billy, everyone! Butch Trucks laid down some heavy drums on the Allmans set. And Greggs daughter can really belt it out, if you get to see Whipping Post. She looked killer, like a Rock Star, but she brings it. Great show, raised a lot of money for a really good cause too. Only complaint I have was standing outside for over an hour so the celebs could schmooze and grab the best seats. We had "reserved floor seats". BULLSHIT. It was 1st come, 1st seated. That was fucked up. Good job though Matt. Ur a great drummer with ur heart in the right place. That said, don't quit ur day job. Ya looked a bit lost as an emcee.

Sweeet!

Statesboro Blues.

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FINAL DAY! My project "Hendrix Now! Backstory of a Legend": Please support Noe Gold aka Noe the G Guitar World Founding Editor on his life's work, Hendrix Now! kickstarter.HendrixNow.com

Kickstarter campaign for Experience This! Hendrix, Backstory of a Legend happens now, a week before Thanksgiving and Jimi Hendrix' birthday! Will be looking to you to help spread the word. Once the campaign starts, I will be trying to promote online. The preview link below is for you to give suggestions for how I can improve the pitch before launching it next week: Still have some tweaking on the perks and other details, and I am re-doing the video before the launch, but this is how it looks so far: Experience This! Hendrix, Backstory of a Legend by Noë Gold Share your preview link with friends to get their feedback on your project. Feedback will not be visible once you launch your project, and you can delete feedback as you address it. www.kickstarter.com/projects/1977797697/728952946?token=e8568f11

tell me you still have the video man. is it still up for me to buy it?

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