This young guy is Buddy Guys guy. 15 year overnight star in making. Also has jammed with Santana. Love the slow layered build and the way he puts a bow tie on his riff endings.
This slowhand style is what I consider a perfect solo…. Nothing flashy, but you absolutely know you heard it….And the band….. can we talk about this pocket? Wow
The song is pretty cringe and not my style but I get what he's trying to do. Country pop John Mayer sorta thing. His guitar playing however is top notch and he has incredible taste and phrasing.
The best part of the solo was in the beginning where he gives us a taste and then makes you wait and anticipate the next set of notes . Most guitar players get nervous in the silence and start filling it up with unnecessary sound ,but Quinn holds the silent space with a beautiful liveliness and then places some more beautiful notes on top of that silence . brilliant .
I saw Quinn Sullivan open for Buddy Guy at a theater in Nashville when I was 15 and he was 18, it was really inspiring to see someone so young playing like him.
Saw Quinn once again last night March 4, 2023 at a small club in Providence RI. His playing continues to amaze. He is a young man with an old soul. Genius.
Dude! You have the best vids on the interwebs-topics, discussion,format and of course your fantanstic chops and theory knowledge. You give the best presentation of songs and their breakdown. I just want to say thank you. You Sir are the best.
I’m a drummer & not a guitarist, but I grew up loving Eddie VanHalen, Joe Satriani, & SRV. I just found Quinn Sullivan 2 weeks ago & your channel today, & I’ve never seen anyone break down a guitarist on the spot & in such detail as you did … well done sir, we’ll done! 😎
Quinn has been playing a since a little boy. His father is a drummer so yeah, no wonder, he is ,who he is. BB King, when interviewed said the same thing about "telling a story" and the nuances are the "tip of the hat".
Just saw this kid in Philly. He’s an amazing talent - great singer and great guitar player. His newest song Once Upon A Lie is a nice jazzy groove, catchy song.
Remember seeing videos of Quinn when he was a kid tearing up the blues with legends like Buddy Guy. He’s a great player and has a great voice. Glad he is doing his own thing and killing it!
"Are we doing guitar melodies that are singable?" Michael, that says it all. The more people that grasp ahold of that, the better future music will become. Great young artist, thanks for sharing and explaining.
i learn SO MUCH from these videos. USed to passivley watch and love the enthusiasm Mike gives, but latley picking up my guitar and following the steps and putting together the theory - this oner added loads to my lick bag as well as my understanding of the scale notes and the compound notes
I came to this video because it mentions Quinn Sullivan in the title, and I’m a huge Quinn fan. I know nothing about how to play music or the guitar, and I didn’t understand a word you were saying…BUT…as a non-musician, there is something about Quinn’s music that is hard to explain. I just “feel” his music deeply and emotionally. So watching your break his guitar playing down into the details, and the emotion and appreciation you showed for his talent was fascinating to listen and watch. You understand his music on a very different and deeper level than I ever will, but the net affect is the same…. His music touches the soul. Thank you for your detailed analysis. It was amazing.
Good review! Quinn has a very Clapton-esque feel to his soloing at times, especially those fast little hammer-ons higher up the neck. Great player. And yes, melodic solos are the way to go, mixed with a little showing off at times, naturally 😉✌️
Late comment. 2 Hall of Famer and Legends in BB King and Buddy Guy spoke about Quinn in an interview. They said that Quinn is the greatest guitar talent for the past 40 years. And think about who came along in that period. This young fella is pure quality ! Thx Buddy Guy for picking him up and helping him on his way. If you wanna rly been blown away watch Quinn and Buddy at Red Rock or Gathering the Vibes 2009.
Thanks Michael, and I agree he and the band are worth lots of attention. He certainly developed in a fantastic way since the first times I saw him on the “Crossroads” stage...Thanks again!
He tore that up from top to bottom! I hear the soul of Daryl Hall in the vocal delivery, and so many guitar influences coming in and out. A bit of Eric Johnson mixed with touch of Eric Clapton and the control of the harmonic feedback like Satriani ... and many more, that he has thrown into a melting pot and made it his own. Very tasty. Very meaty. And awesome study in mixing tragedy and romance. Thanks to the sub that sent this to you, and thank you Michael for sharing your breakdown and thoughts!
This Quinn's solo is sooooo great, you could almost think Clapton plays it himself with his style/tone from the 2000's. Clapton legacy is right here guys, but King is not dead yet!
Wow. Thanks to you and your follower for pointing out this guy. I love blues like that, where the guitar just sings like his voice does. His singing reminded me at points like Jonny Lang, but quite a differnet style overall, yet the same play like you sing blues. Awesome!
Rock on! This youngster is great! I have been waiting on you to react to something he has done. You know any body who Buddy Guy has taken in under his wing is going to be great.
So happy to see Quinn here. So talented, have been listening to his music like crazy lately. I hope he continues to grow. Definitely recommend you listen to his cover of ‘Let It Rain’ by Eric Clapton at Daryl’s House. He is younger in that video but damn is he good.
I found Quinn a few years ago by accident I guess you could say . I saw a video of him and Buddy Guy and clicked on it and Quinn was just 14 then I think but my mouth just about hit the floor when Buddy stepped back and let him go ! He's absolutely one of the best guitarist out there today and ain't nothing to debate about that . You watch many of his videos you'll see what I'm talking about .
A beautiful soulful player. Great feel and excellent vocals. The song is fantastic but the solo absolutely takes it to the next level. Thanks for the insight into one of my favourite songs and guitarists. I've subscribed on the back of this excellent video.
Quinn was taken under the wings of Buddy Guy when he was a very young teenager, played alongside of Buddy at many of his concerts. Was on Ellen Degeneraus when he was about 6 or 7. Kids been around for a while.
You do almost ever good analysis and work.thk for your work from Switzerland.i like too much your work, it make me being better and understanding music more than before
So glad that his mature voice ended up being a great one. I think he was on the Ellen show twice when he was about 7. On his second visit Clapton sent a guitar to the show to have Ellen give him. Child prodigy.
Quinn was 8 when he stepped on stage in our hometown New Bedford, Ma at the Zeiterion theater. I was at a pre-concert party on the top of the Z's parking garage and thought "man, this little kid is going to play with Buddy Guy??" Well, he did, Buddy was shocked and ended up taking Quinn under his wing. Quinn had already been a guest on Ellen DeGeneres when he was 6 doing Beatles music. It;s been fun following his progression. He appears to be a good kid from a good family who still seems to have his head screwed on straight in an industry that destroys so many artists. Next week he's back in the area at a performing arts center and yeah, I'll be there.
We should all be thankful to buddy guy who toured with Quinn when Quinn was a child. Quinn was a child prodigy who toured with buddy guy and has played with many of the blues greats.
Everyone commenting about his Clapton style and they are right. Clapton was probably his biggest inspiration. Had an online chat with him about the first time he met Eric. Listen to him cover Eric’s ‘Got to get better in a little while’. Shut your eyes and you would think it was Eric soloing himself. Quinn is a super talent.
I don't know if anyone's told you this. But Quinn Sullivan's been around for a while You can actually watch a video on UA-cam When he was only 7 or 8 playing with Buddy Guy who took him under his wing they've been playing together for years. That's where he gets a lot of his playing style from If you get a chance I would highly recommend watching the video Thank you
Yellow history about Quinn he released his first album he was 11 years old he's 23 now and he's have four albums out and a lot of help came from Buddy Guy
@@Guitargate played this track three times in a row. Great song. Love the hook. Super voice and lovely tasteful solo. Can’t believe I’ve never heard of him.
Hi Michael, might be little unrelated but you look like Casper Ruud the Tennis Player 🤣( French Open Just Finished). BtW this songs Great, Quinn's Great and you are also Great 👍
@@Deliquescentinsight And Quinn lets all the members of his band shine with their solos, so he seems to have a measure of humility to him, something a lot of other "rock stars" do not have. 🎸🎸🎸
@@Deliquescentinsight So Michael, did you enjoy it? One thing I absolutely _must_ say about Quinn and his band, they don't take the easy road. They play their hearts out! Everything is crisp and excellently played. They don't let the song fray around the edges when you get to the virtuosic guitar playing. There is no sloughing it off. They nail it and keep on nailing it right to the end. My kind of music!
I hope this doesn’t sound like a dig, I mean it as a compliment that could be a Bryan Adams song. His voice kinda reminds me of Bryan Adams too. I love that you take the time to listen to people like this. I love hearing people coming up. Thank you my friend for the great video. God bless.
Quinn did a cover of Summer of 69, but I think he stressed his voice from doing it. So I don’t think it will become a song he does with any frequency in his live shows.
Check out his video with Carlos Santana ! Gives me goosebumps every time ! Also black napkins cover not to mention countless videos with Buddy Guy himself
In my opinion, this was your best analysis yet. Listen to his solo from Let it Rain live at Daryls house from May 2018 ua-cam.com/video/eYBpqtA2ibo/v-deo.html
HI Michael, I recently subscribed to your channel, such great material you cover. The first UA-cam video of yours was the Song "Lay It On The LIne" by Triumph, loved your coverage of it. Which brings me to this, I would love to see you do another segment of Triumph from the US Festival "83", there are a few songs I would love to get your reaction from, listed below are the following songs. 1.) Never Surrender- Featuring the Six And Twelve String electric guitar 2.) Magic Power- Featuring the Six And Twelve String electric guitar 3.) A World Of Fantasy Great drums, guitar and bass 4.) Rock and Roll Machine 5.) And the solo by Rick Emmett right after "Rock and Roll Machine" is absolutely mind blowing, got a really nice Spanish/Latin touch to it. Continue putting up the great, You Tube Videos, I am currently going through your catalog of videos, impressed by all. I hope you will take under serious consideration to cover one or more of the "Trumph" songs listed above. Look forward to seeing more from you, I really enjoy the way you break down and simplify what the guitarists are doing. Larry
I got to see him open for Buddy Guy like 10 years ago.. He was a little kid, and he could play. Buddy Guy took him under his wing so to speak,,, and we can see why !!🤟😁
How about check it out his song called Buddy's blues he released that when he was around 12 years old . There's a bunch of videos of him doing that song go ahead and just pick one each one's just a little different it's a story on how he met Buddy Guy when he was only 8 years old but a guy cannot believe how well he could play the guitar
Is this legit? I don’t use telegram usually just smoke a gram. Ha! was a joke for all thin skinned Karen’s. Why I stay away from it. I don’t know how to play guitar. I play drums. Air drums at the Moment. lost ludwigs last year due to a water contamination at a rental house. Landlord evicted had to leave all my belongings because I mentioned it was making my kids sick. That’s besides the point. I enjoy the content. knowledge is valuable. May not know what your talking about. We don’t know what 90% of the music we listen to is about but we like it. Like a piece of art we all absorb and interpret differently. Meaning has no meaning. Unless expressed in some form or fashion.
This young guy is Buddy Guys guy. 15 year overnight star in making. Also has jammed with Santana. Love the slow layered build and the way he puts a bow tie on his riff endings.
This slowhand style is what I consider a perfect solo…. Nothing flashy, but you absolutely know you heard it….And the band….. can we talk about this pocket? Wow
I’m one of the keys players in the band! 🤘
The song is pretty cringe and not my style but I get what he's trying to do. Country pop John Mayer sorta thing. His guitar playing however is top notch and he has incredible taste and phrasing.
@@SUPERGOOCH Just discovered Honeysuckle, really great sound!
Been following QS for years so glad to see him featured here. He has matured so well and with such good taste. Thanks much
The best part of the solo was in the beginning where he gives us a taste and then makes you wait and anticipate the next set of notes . Most guitar players get nervous in the silence and start filling it up with unnecessary sound ,but Quinn holds the silent space with a beautiful liveliness and then places some more beautiful notes on top of that silence . brilliant .
I saw Quinn Sullivan open for Buddy Guy at a theater in Nashville when I was 15 and he was 18, it was really inspiring to see someone so young playing like him.
Saw this kid at 12 or 13 when he was playing with Buddy Guy. Glad to see him mature into his own.
Hell yeah me too i think it was in Fort Wayne!
I saw him play with buddy guy at Gathering of the Vibes in 2008 or 09 i think. He was like 9 or 10 and absolutely shredded on a song he wrote himself
Saw Quinn once again last night March 4, 2023 at a small club in Providence RI. His playing continues to amaze. He is a young man with an old soul. Genius.
Dude! You have the best vids on the interwebs-topics, discussion,format and of course your fantanstic chops and theory knowledge. You give the best presentation of songs and their breakdown. I just want to say thank you. You Sir are the best.
@♜þinned by Michael Palmisano Not Sure what all that means- but Cool!
I’m a drummer & not a guitarist, but I grew up loving Eddie VanHalen, Joe Satriani, & SRV. I just found Quinn Sullivan 2 weeks ago & your channel today, & I’ve never seen anyone break down a guitarist on the spot & in such detail as you did … well done sir, we’ll done! 😎
You might want to check out this documentary called The Torch it's about Buddy Guy and Quinn Sullivan is mentioned a lot throughout the documentary
To be as young as Quinn is here, his phrasing, note choices, tone is so dang mature!!!!!! Kudos to him.
Quinn has been playing a since a little boy. His father is a drummer so yeah, no wonder, he is ,who he is.
BB King, when interviewed said the same thing about "telling a story" and the nuances are the "tip of the hat".
Just saw this kid in Philly. He’s an amazing talent - great singer and great guitar player. His newest song Once Upon A Lie is a nice jazzy groove, catchy song.
He reminds me of Derek Trucks, the way he solos! Different playing but that vibe!
I've seen a bunch of videos of Quinn playing with Buddy Guy, one from back when he was 8 years old. Awesome to see how far he's come.
This young artist just keeps impressing me!
One of the best guitar players out there right now, a lot of Mayer and Clapton in there but Quinn is his own player.
Truest Comment right here
Heavily Mayer influenced.
@@andrewmtreat He grew up playing with the man himself…Buddy Guy. He traveled and learned so much from him and you can tell in his playing.
Remember seeing videos of Quinn when he was a kid tearing up the blues with legends like Buddy Guy. He’s a great player and has a great voice. Glad he is doing his own thing and killing it!
He has aways been a great payer and now that his voice has matured he is the complete package. Thanks for what you do Michael.
Michael,, you are an amazing teacher! This is a very wonderful video! Thank you for instructing, in helping others learn! Peace, Charles
What a tasty solo! Just an incredible emotional journey. Great band, great vocals. Thanks MP!
The most underrated artist out there! Could you make a video on his song "In a world without you". Great song with a Funky touch.
Another man to follow. So much great music, so little time!
get to finally see Quinn next week.......been a fan since he was 7
"Are we doing guitar melodies that are singable?" Michael, that says it all. The more people that grasp ahold of that, the better future music will become. Great young artist, thanks for sharing and explaining.
i learn SO MUCH from these videos. USed to passivley watch and love the enthusiasm Mike gives, but latley picking up my guitar and following the steps and putting together the theory - this oner added loads to my lick bag as well as my understanding of the scale notes and the compound notes
Wow! He’s stunning………
I'll just watch a little bit of this...45 minutes later...DAMN! That was awesome. Great selection. Great breakdown.
I came to this video because it mentions Quinn Sullivan in the title, and I’m a huge Quinn fan. I know nothing about how to play music or the guitar, and I didn’t understand a word you were saying…BUT…as a non-musician, there is something about Quinn’s music that is hard to explain. I just “feel” his music deeply and emotionally. So watching your break his guitar playing down into the details, and the emotion and appreciation you showed for his talent was fascinating to listen and watch. You understand his music on a very different and deeper level than I ever will, but the net affect is the same…. His music touches the soul. Thank you for your detailed analysis. It was amazing.
Finally you react to Quinn! HE IS DOPE.
Good review! Quinn has a very Clapton-esque feel to his soloing at times, especially those fast little hammer-ons higher up the neck. Great player. And yes, melodic solos are the way to go, mixed with a little showing off at times, naturally 😉✌️
Late comment. 2 Hall of Famer and Legends in BB King and Buddy Guy spoke about Quinn in an interview. They said that Quinn is the greatest guitar talent for the past 40 years. And think about who came along in that period. This young fella is pure quality ! Thx Buddy Guy for picking him up and helping him on his way. If you wanna rly been blown away watch Quinn and Buddy at Red Rock or Gathering the Vibes 2009.
Thanks Michael, and I agree he and the band are worth lots of attention. He certainly developed in a fantastic way since the first times I saw him on the “Crossroads” stage...Thanks again!
He was buddy guys apprentice after he pulled him on stage at 7. he's already kinda famous
He tore that up from top to bottom! I hear the soul of Daryl Hall in the vocal delivery, and so many guitar influences coming in and out. A bit of Eric Johnson mixed with touch of Eric Clapton and the control of the harmonic feedback like Satriani ... and many more, that he has thrown into a melting pot and made it his own. Very tasty. Very meaty. And awesome study in mixing tragedy and romance. Thanks to the sub that sent this to you, and thank you Michael for sharing your breakdown and thoughts!
This Quinn's solo is sooooo great, you could almost think Clapton plays it himself with his style/tone from the 2000's. Clapton legacy is right here guys, but King is not dead yet!
Wow. Thanks to you and your follower for pointing out this guy. I love blues like that, where the guitar just sings like his voice does. His singing reminded me at points like Jonny Lang, but quite a differnet style overall, yet the same play like you sing blues. Awesome!
Rock on! This youngster is great! I have been waiting on you to react to something he has done. You know any body who Buddy Guy has taken in under his wing is going to be great.
Quinn Sullivan and Joe Robinson are my favorite young players. Would love to see them play together.
I've seen both and both are very talented. I think they never met. You might want to add Brandon Niederauer to it.
So happy to see Quinn here. So talented, have been listening to his music like crazy lately. I hope he continues to grow. Definitely recommend you listen to his cover of ‘Let It Rain’ by Eric Clapton at Daryl’s House. He is younger in that video but damn is he good.
Quinn's singing keeps better the older he gets too. His mature singing is sounding more and more like Daryl Hall.
I found Quinn a few years ago by accident I guess you could say . I saw a video of him and Buddy Guy and clicked on it and Quinn was just 14 then I think but my mouth just about hit the floor when Buddy stepped back and let him go ! He's absolutely one of the best guitarist out there today and ain't nothing to debate about that . You watch many of his videos you'll see what I'm talking about .
MP is an awesome player himself...
A beautiful soulful player. Great feel and excellent vocals. The song is fantastic but the solo absolutely takes it to the next level. Thanks for the insight into one of my favourite songs and guitarists. I've subscribed on the back of this excellent video.
Awesome! Thx so much
Hey Mike, check out Quinn at Sellersville Theater doing Black Napkins. The version using his 335 in 2017. So good!!
Quinn was taken under the wings of Buddy Guy when he was a very young teenager, played alongside of Buddy at many of his concerts. Was on Ellen Degeneraus when he was about 6 or 7. Kids been around for a while.
He was picked up by Buddy Guy when he was 9 or 10 years old! No where near being a teen😎
That solo was very John Mayer. I bet Quinn is a Mayer fan
Wouldn't the silver sky be the first thing telling you that?
Like Always,.. Brilliant Breakdown!
You really give out the Gemstones.💎⭐️💎🛠💰🛠💰thank you for your hard work.
This kid has been a round a long time already. He’s from my area, New Bedford, Mass. as others have said, he started as a little boy.
Kid been around awhile only gotten better his vocals are getting amazing
his playing reminded me of john mayer
You do almost ever good analysis and work.thk for your work from Switzerland.i like too much your work, it make me being better and understanding music more than before
So glad that his mature voice ended up being a great one. I think he was on the Ellen show twice when he was about 7. On his second visit Clapton sent a guitar to the show to have Ellen give him. Child prodigy.
Quinn was 8 when he stepped on stage in our hometown New Bedford, Ma at the Zeiterion theater. I was at a pre-concert party on the top of the Z's parking garage and thought "man, this little kid is going to play with Buddy Guy??" Well, he did, Buddy was shocked and ended up taking Quinn under his wing. Quinn had already been a guest on Ellen DeGeneres when he was 6 doing Beatles music. It;s been fun following his progression. He appears to be a good kid from a good family who still seems to have his head screwed on straight in an industry that destroys so many artists. Next week he's back in the area at a performing arts center and yeah, I'll be there.
This is where we become thankful for JM’s contributions to music…
We should all be thankful to buddy guy who toured with Quinn when Quinn was a child. Quinn was a child prodigy who toured with buddy guy and has played with many of the blues greats.
He's got a ton of soul...
Bennett Vee is on drums, grandson of legendary musician Bobby Vee.
Didn’t see that kinda face melter coming. Dudes got some blues chops. Nice!
Check Quinn playing with Buddy Guy
Just the way I like it too. Thanks so much for the intro. Always a delight to come and visit your videos. 💕🙋🎶
We all know him in Chicago- he’s played with Buddy for years as a teen
Everyone commenting about his Clapton style and they are right. Clapton was probably his biggest inspiration. Had an online chat with him about the first time he met Eric. Listen to him cover Eric’s ‘Got to get better in a little while’. Shut your eyes and you would think it was Eric soloing himself. Quinn is a super talent.
this young man is maturing well. Buddy Guy brought him out. Quinn is the real thing. Hear a lot of EC influence. Thanks.
Quinn has played many times with Buddy Guy since he was seven years old …. Lots of awesome UA-cam videos playing together ….
dig into Quinn, he started really you on the Elen D show. Then Buddy Guy noticed him and picked up for a lot of years. really good talent
Love the video buddy ❤👍
I don't know if anyone's told you this. But Quinn Sullivan's been around for a while You can actually watch a video on UA-cam When he was only 7 or 8 playing with Buddy Guy who took him under his wing they've been playing together for years. That's where he gets a lot of his playing style from If you get a chance I would highly recommend watching the video Thank you
Beautiful sound is based on the quality of the silence that it appears in.
What a great song
I love Quiinn!! brilliant
yep ... monter track. MP's commantary helps come to grips with the 'how'. Makin' sense ... who'da thunk it?
If you enjoyed this you would love his duet with Santana on “Oye Como Va”!
Yellow history about Quinn he released his first album he was 11 years old he's 23 now and he's have four albums out and a lot of help came from Buddy Guy
This guy listens to Clapton. And he listens very well. Great song, great playing, great channel!
He is a mix of John Mayer and Keith Urban and the solo on this sound very much like Till Summer Comes Around performed by both the Juggernauts!!!!
There's something about this melody that made me think of Human Nature by Michael Jackson.
Had the exact same thought. Wondered if anyone else would mention it.
Are you in my Spotify first the brook and the bluff now this
Great vocalist. Thanks Michael going to check him out on Apple Music now 👍🏻
Enjoy!
@@Guitargate played this track three times in a row. Great song. Love the hook. Super voice and lovely tasteful solo. Can’t believe I’ve never heard of him.
@@Guitargate This is the dude from the ELLEN show when he was like 6yrs old. She gifted him an ES 335! It dwarfed him!!! LOL
Hi Michael, might be little unrelated but you look like Casper Ruud the Tennis Player 🤣( French Open Just Finished). BtW this songs Great, Quinn's Great and you are also Great 👍
Quinn does a killer cover of Clapton's "Let It Rain" also from an appearance at Daryl's House. Check it out! ua-cam.com/video/eYBpqtA2ibo/v-deo.html
I noticed that, we used to do a cover of that song way back in the 1970's so I am going to see what he makes of it!
@@Deliquescentinsight And Quinn lets all the members of his band shine with their solos, so he seems to have a measure of humility to him, something a lot of other "rock stars" do not have. 🎸🎸🎸
@@Deliquescentinsight So Michael, did you enjoy it? One thing I absolutely _must_ say about Quinn and his band, they don't take the easy road. They play their hearts out! Everything is crisp and excellently played. They don't let the song fray around the edges when you get to the virtuosic guitar playing. There is no sloughing it off. They nail it and keep on nailing it right to the end. My kind of music!
That voice is silky. Very cool
I know this has nothing to do with this video... But have you ever went over Keith Richards 5 string open g technique?
I hope this doesn’t sound like a dig, I mean it as a compliment that could be a Bryan Adams song. His voice kinda reminds me of Bryan Adams too. I love that you take the time to listen to people like this. I love hearing people coming up. Thank you my friend for the great video. God bless.
Quinn did a cover of Summer of 69, but I think he stressed his voice from doing it. So I don’t think it will become a song he does with any frequency in his live shows.
Quinn IS gooooooooood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mike This kid had been out touring with Buddy Guy since he was a youngster great story kinda like Joe Bonamasa's story when he was a youngster.
Check out his video with Carlos Santana ! Gives me goosebumps every time ! Also black napkins cover not to mention countless videos with Buddy Guy himself
In my opinion, this was your best analysis yet. Listen to his solo from Let it Rain live at Daryls house from May 2018 ua-cam.com/video/eYBpqtA2ibo/v-deo.html
Been watching Quinn for years now !you should check him out touring with Buddy Guy when he was younger, Quinn Sullivan Is Greatness
Quinn was playing next to Buddy Guy at like 9 years old.
James Bay and John Mayer had a baby?
you should make a reaction to Post Malone's new album, Twelve Carat Toothache!!
“A story about this D” would be a great song name.
HI Michael,
I recently subscribed to your channel, such great material you cover. The first UA-cam video of yours was the Song "Lay It On The LIne" by Triumph, loved your coverage of it. Which brings me to this, I would love to see you do another segment of Triumph from the US Festival "83", there are a few songs I would love to get your reaction from, listed below are the following songs.
1.) Never Surrender- Featuring the Six And Twelve String electric guitar
2.) Magic Power- Featuring the Six And Twelve String electric guitar
3.) A World Of Fantasy Great drums, guitar and bass
4.) Rock and Roll Machine
5.) And the solo by Rick Emmett right after "Rock and Roll Machine" is absolutely mind blowing, got a really nice Spanish/Latin touch to it.
Continue putting up the great, You Tube Videos, I am currently going through your catalog of videos, impressed by all. I hope you will take under serious consideration to cover one or more of the "Trumph" songs listed above. Look forward to seeing more from you, I really enjoy the way you break down and simplify what the guitarists are doing.
Larry
Check him out with Buddy Guy when he was 7 years old ,10 years old and older he was on Ellen at age 6
Isn't this kid who played with Buddy Guy a few times when he was like 9 or 10 years old?
This is the dude that got famous on Ellen. She gave him a 335!!! Check out the video, he's like 6 yrs old
This at Daryl's House. That would be Daryl Hall of Hall and Oates Fame. This most likely Daryl's band as well.
I got to see him open for Buddy Guy like 10 years ago.. He was a little kid, and he could play. Buddy Guy took him under his wing so to speak,,, and we can see why !!🤟😁
How about check it out his song called Buddy's blues he released that when he was around 12 years old . There's a bunch of videos of him doing that song go ahead and just pick one each one's just a little different it's a story on how he met Buddy Guy when he was only 8 years old but a guy cannot believe how well he could play the guitar
I've been trying to find that classic strat tone (from the solo) for ages but I cannot get it no matter what I try. Anyone have any tips?
He started playing with buddy guy when he was 7 or 8
Is this legit? I don’t use telegram usually just smoke a gram. Ha! was a joke for all thin skinned Karen’s. Why I stay away from it. I don’t know how to play guitar. I play drums. Air drums at the Moment. lost ludwigs last year due to a water contamination at a rental house. Landlord evicted had to leave all my belongings because I mentioned it was making my kids sick. That’s besides the point. I enjoy the content. knowledge is valuable. May not know what your talking about. We don’t know what 90% of the music we listen to is about but we like it. Like a piece of art we all absorb and interpret differently. Meaning has no meaning. Unless expressed in some form or fashion.