Wow, coming up in the early 00s and late 90s it’s funny to think DMB as “criminally underrated”, but I guess their major success was 20+ years ago. Lol
@@portsideguitar1981 Only band to place first in the fan vote for the rock and roll hall of fame in their first year of eligibility and not be selected.
LIOG, with that breakdown in the middle, is tailer-made for a good guest spot, and I've seen more than a few over the last 25 years. Derek's former Allman Brother Warren Haynes was a great one, and this is awesome, too. First saw Derek when he was 19 or 20, playing with Phil Lesh & Friends. He's fantastic.
Hi Michael, I have listening to your reaction and I loved your enthusiasm about it. This band is definitely amazing. Actually it should come back to one more chorus till the end. But as you said, they stopped it with the ending of Derek Trucks. On another song you should look for is Lie in our graves Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Live at Radio City. Watch it and let me know what you think ;)
I'm a huge dmb fan and also allman brothers. This collaboration is one for all time. Derek truck is the best slide guitarist since Duane. Dave might say the same. G bless
Jeff Winger: These are Dave lyrics. Annie Edison: Dave? Jeff Winger: Dave Matthews. Hard-core fans call him Dave. [Annie gives him a look] Jeff Winger: Oh, excuse me for being alive in the '90s... and having two ears connected to a heart. - Community, Season 5 Episode 3
Derek has always said in interviews that music should move you emotionally. And his playing consistently does that to me. This tune, which I've always loved, brought chills to my skin and tears to my eyes. Excuse me, I'm going to go rewatch the entire song now.
Is there a guitar player in this generation that has this much expression in his playing? John Mayer comes close but this here is a masterclass on solo playing and crowd work from Dave and I’m not a really a big DMB fan but holy shit!!
The point where you just go quiet when you realize Derek is killing it and that Dave made a masterpiece of a song. Carter, Stefan, jeff, etc. they’re all masters. I love this
Typically, on 'Lie In Our Graves', the band kicks back into the chorus, full bore, after the elongated jam solo. Dave gave the hard hand wave 'were done here' signal to make sure they got the vibe Dave was feeling to end right there. Had he nodded to Carter, or something, the whole band was ready to jump back in. Incredible band of world class musicians!! Best Live Band!!
Derek Trucks is so friggin' hard to imitate. It's not scales, or notes, or tones with him. It's those "microbends" and those notes that aren't "in tune" that just floors me every time. He has such incredible feel and soul behind that slide. He's gotta be the most soulful guy out there.
BB King said to Derrick; "I've heard and played with some of the best slide players in the business. I've never heard it done any better than that." The video did not make John Mayer look good, even though John is a gifted guitar player as well. A little soft for my preference but gifted.
@@StephenLewisful As clapton said Mayer is a master guitar player. Derek is just on another league with that slide. Is like he can sing with it. You should not have that much control on notes with an instrument that is not your voice lol
@@Luismayer77 And then he goes and gets the powerhouse vocals of Susan and a backing band that are Stars on their own. Not a bad gig if you can get it.
Yeah, thankfully I didn't die before I heard this. (That's what often panics me about awesome performances like this - I just want to live forever and not miss anything that might be coming up.) And it's fortunate that the audio is reasonably good (along with great camera work) despite the crowd roaring their approval through most of it. You knew even before he broke out the Coricidin bottle that this was going to be something very special. He manages to milk every bit of the beauty and emotion out of this break that would be possible. Part of it's in the genes, of course, but then he just sticks to the melodic-line script and doesn't launch off into anything goofy like a lot of unpleasant chromatic licks just for the sake of trying to be different and edgy. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. But you gotta have the chops in addition - I realize this is SO beautiful, but I _don't_ have the finesse to be able to "put words to paper" as it were, like he does. The great ones have a way of making a guitar cry like a violin (see: the Clapton Crossroads breaks, e.g.), and you hear a lot of that here. I LOVE this tune - even without the break - one of my favorite DMB songs. But this DT break just sends it through the stratosphere. If you're not touched by this, then I just don't know what to do to help you.
Wonderful channel ! I can’t stop watching Derek Trucks. Today I was watching and at 8:57 into it I thought I saw the Sax player take out a phone and take a picture of DT! Keep up the great work!
Another proof that Derek Trucks is the best guitarist on the planet right now. Sometimes I wish I had lived during the 60's/70's but man, I'm for sure so thrilled right now to live in this era to have the privilege to witness this guy making music history. I can't wait to see TTB playing in Paris next November. What a time to be alive!
Love how blown away by Carter you are, too. I play piano and guitar, grew up learning Dave songs, but never tried drums. Love Dave’s idiosyncratic tunes and range of material, their whole band’s musicianship with each other and authenticity. But dang: Carter. He can be the mama hen, making all these things happen right on time out of nowhere the way a mother of a big family does, like magic, and then switch into something flamboyant without ever being showy (somehow) and then go full Rambo kicking ass and taking names, with the powerful fluttering grace of Muhammad Ali - all while grinning and chomping gum like he’s having the best day of his life. Seems like a master painter who uses drumsticks instead of paint brushes. This was so fun to watch you enjoy!
The studio track of this song is the most magical musical interlude of all time. I’m no musician, but I’ve listened to it thousands of times and I still cannot figure out what beat Carter is going to hit next. It is the most unpredictable and beautiful drumming I’ve ever heard. And because of that, it never gets old. Please listen to it, the studio track is pure perfection, every single instrument.
I'm always astounded by Derek's ability to make every solo a journey, you travel through time and space and experience the wonder of the universe. Every. Damn. Time. It's like the voice of God singing out through his slide.
Brother, you described my feelings perfectly. DMB fan since ‘94, best Lie in our Graves ever heard. Ofc Trucks is top 3 all time for me. Can watch that mans hands all day. Wish others would learn to compliment a song like this instead of a pre-determined solo that doesn’t relate. Derek feels the music. The difference
Derek made me break out into delirious laughter two nights ago in Detroit several times. Particularly during his solo on I Am The Moon. Just an absolutely ridiculous musician.
@@WookieGolgberg He can do everything Duane ever imagined and a thousand miles beyond. It's one of those "you can never surpass your mentor" discussions. SRV can't top Jimi because you have no eggs without a chicken appearing fist out of thin air ...or something. The new material is unbelievably good. Susan belts out on Circle Round The Sun. Can't get tired of it.
@@cold02rex Aboslutely. I'm more referring to the single note melodic style that guys like Duane and Jerry Garcia and Santana were big on. You can hear duane's influence in everything he plays. Also the same goes for Warren Haynes.
@@cold02rex Remember Duane didnt even play guitar that long. Damn sure didnt play slide that long. 10 years total and 3 years of slide 68-71, remember he died at 24. Derek had been playing as long as duane at 19. 3 years of slide and he is widely considered one of the best derek had 3 times as long at the ten year mark. SRV topped jimi technically as a player but I do agree. But of course Derek surpassed him and its what everyone wanted and I am sure Duane would be proud. I've seen him live well over a dozen times. Mostly with the ABB at the Red Rocks in july/august every year. that chapter is now closed but I still go see Derek and Susan. My brother lives in Denver whilst Im in Florida. yall rock on, keep the flame in your hearts forever burning.
at 13:05 Everyone is still in,.. PLAYING... and then after it drops out you can LITERALLY watch Dave himself back away... and even the horn player, and then the sax player walk into view..... ALL getting a VIEW - to watch what was happening on stage with them. THEY ALL, DID.......EXACTLY WHAT YOU DID!!!!! #respect!
Man, Derrick’s playing is so lyrical. When he busted out the slide it’s like another vocal part. Great job unpacking this dense harmonic arrangement. This band has always been so tight with phenomenal players at every position.
Dude, you have to look up Tedeschi Trucks Band, here in Jacksonville, at Daily's Place on 06/24/22. Find any of the songs they dud to kick off the new tour but ESPECIALLY PASAQUAN!!! Please, for your own sake, even if you don't do a video...GO WATCH THIS MASTERPIECE. He played it on his 335. I was there and I actually got a bit choked up. It was like being at a live Allman Bros. show in 1971.
I was there at Daileys place that evening ...Derek put the place on another level...DMB was in awe, you could see it the minute the song began..My soul was lifted to another dimension, not my first rodeo but wow......cheers!
I've never seen anyone like you, Michael. So incredible. So appreciative. So incredibly talented.. The way your face shows respect.... But you have to listen to more DMB. They break every rule and Dave knows his guitar like a language we'll never understand. Some of it is so fun and basic to play, but some of it is a science that only he knows. He didn't have the training professionally. He messed with a guitar a thought "Oh shit, this sounds fun!!" And everyone else now wonder "what in the actual fuck?". DMB is my favourite to play and I'm not great at it - but I had to watch his live shows and his DVDs back in the day (Listener Supported or Live at the Red Rocks) and honestly stare at his hands... on an accoustic, usually.. Who can do that? Honestly? So brilliant... As you are when I see your pitch perfect understa ding. Keep doing what you are doing. You are genuinely appreciated.
Considering after a long period of solos and little journeys it always comes back to the main lick, it's incredible that on the fly they knew this was the way to end the song. 100% agree. Man this is the way to do the performance justice and not just always play a song how it was originally written.
I play this song almost every single day, it’s my favorite, DMB is my favorite of all time, and Derek Trucks is amazing. Seeing the smile and joy on your face is what the Dave Matthews Band is all about!
Ilove your breakdowns. One of the ONLY things I wished you would have commented on.... but it would have almost have to have been post edit... is that at after Derek stands and BURNS that entire solo... coming out of it at 13:00 HE looks up at Dave to let him know He's ready to bring it home.... Dave then walks into the Circle to get the BANDS attention... and LIKE ANY great band would do.... they follow DAVE, into the fact that WE'RE breaking it down now. Derek's look to Dave,... Dave, leading his band. THEN that magical slide up note. AMAZING!!!
13:47 "Ok, you just saw...", Michael, my man, I am so glad you stopped because I don't think anyone could possibly explain the amazing musicianship we just watched. When I saw the title of the video, YES! I HAVE TO WATCH IT! Organic, colorful, fluid, jaw dropping, and I could just keep going on, are the first few things, in my sad attempt, that I could try to explain with. I saw the band live a few years ago, and they are just masters at what they can do, and improve at the drop of a dime, and still make it sound uniquely different every single time with other artists or bands, and then create a piece of art. Sometimes, there just are NO words! ✌️
I saw this last week and i have to say, its probably my favorite live guitar solo Ive ever seen. The amount of emotion Derek puts into his solos is just off the charts. Adding that to his stellar technique puts him just in a class of his own.
Michael, the first time I saw this video, Derek's playing brought tears, quite unexpectedly, to my eyes. So today I clicked on your video, thinking I might understand why. Unfortunately, my eyes started burning, my vision blurred, and I had to hold on to my desk. Unbelievable. I have never been so moved by a guitar solo.
Bro that look you give to the camera at 12:34 is why you have an audience. People come for the reactions but stay for the passion and love. I don’t know $&!? About guitars but I know awe when I see it. Don’t stop my friend
Agreed. Would give my right nut (left handed) to be able to play an instrument (especially harmonica). Come here to learn about music and artists I may or my not be familiar with. Have walked away blown away by some of the artists you have showcased!!!! Love the enthusiasm! ✌
Yessss! I just got home from a local gig, family in bed. Sitting on the couch with headphones on, pretty much in the dark. I watch a lot of content on UA-cam (including all of Michael's), but that moment made me smile from ear to ear.
I just saw Derek the other day for the first time. Absolutely remarkable how he can transfer emotion through his guitar. All the greatest do that, but he has his own way. He attacks his bends but has soothing melody. We need a Derek Trucks/Ian Thornley show down stat.
I love hearing your Carter love, and really understanding and knowing a band like this and how they work together like water flowing. I want to send you so many DMB jams
Being in Australia, I've only been able to see DMB once (2005) but it was the most amazing live music experience I've seen. I lined up early at The Horden Pavilion, Sydney show and was front row standing, a 3+ hour show and I didn't move spots for well over 4 hours.
I'm with you, that solo almost brought me to tears. Especially when the crowd goes wild! There's so much power and expression there that can't be replicated any other way.
Michael - I love how you GET IT, and how you share that with your viewers. I was lucky enough to see Tedeschi Trucks a week ago in Tuscaloosa, AL. Derrick is a genius and I was glad you let the music play without trying to disect it. Sometimes genius needs to speak for itself. Don't try to "solve" Derrick Trucks or "figure out" Susan Tedeschi. Just listen in awe.
I'm sure I'm not the only person who will suggest this, but ... there is a version of this song with Trey from Phish - it is Trey's first performance in front of a lage audience after getting clean, and it is pretty powerful. Derek is also my favorite current player, but that Trey performance is really full of emotion.
Great comments, Mike. Two of my absolute favorites. Derek Trucks and Dave Matthews. I don't know if you've heard of a new young guitarist, Mateo Mancuso. If not, you should really check him out. High praise from Joe Bonamassa, Steve Vai and Al Dimeola.
To your comment on the quality of the band. I've been a fan since the mid 90's and the thing about them is no one is bigger than the band. It's about the music and the experience. Dave knows how to get the most out of each song and deliver it.
Not a fan of DMB's music at all, but I really appreciate that they have guys like Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes do spots in their concerts. This vid, and Cortez The Killer with Warren, highlight the interplay of peak musicianship. DMB is unquestionably fantastic when it comes to reading the room and leading/following the emotion of the moment. I loved watching Derek glance up to see if anyone wanted to take some bars, and they all declined so he could have his space to bring us all home. The song had passed its climax, and now there was this wonderful winding down as the music let us float along, comfortable and weightless.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for recapping this performance. I, too, also found myself tearing up upon hearing this solo the first time. Absolutely mesmerizing. Another one that elicits the same kind of reaction is Two Step by Dave and Tim live at Radio City.
Hearing this song acoustic is what made me learn to play guitar somewhat. It was basically the epitome of what you always say about if you hear something weird then figure out why. I’m still not good at guitar but Dave’s weird playing was enough to make me want to know more
Derek Trucks is almost the literal reincarnation of what Dwayne Allman would have been if he hadn't suffered his early demise...... Derek Trucks... is Dwayne Allman... matured... for our generation.
LOVE seeing this on here. possibly my favorite DMB song because of how it opens itself up to jam/solo/guest and the crescendo of the song is pure magic! chills every time...
Dude, epic breakdown of this...Dave is my man crush, such a proper, kick ass band.....and to break it all down with what Trucks is contributing to this song....well done, sir.
I’m going with my wife to that Dave and Tim show in ocean city at the end of September. Really looking forward to it! This will be about my 10th time seeing Dave, he’s such an incredible artist.
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DMB is criminally underrated. Yeah he is an acquired taste but my god.... they are so good.
Wow, coming up in the early 00s and late 90s it’s funny to think DMB as “criminally underrated”, but I guess their major success was 20+ years ago. Lol
So is Derek 😉
Seen them four times in concert and was more impressed each time. Highly underrated band
@@portsideguitar1981 Only band to place first in the fan vote for the rock and roll hall of fame in their first year of eligibility and not be selected.
@@portsideguitar1981 Funny the way it is, if you think about it.
LIOG, with that breakdown in the middle, is tailer-made for a good guest spot, and I've seen more than a few over the last 25 years. Derek's former Allman Brother Warren Haynes was a great one, and this is awesome, too. First saw Derek when he was 19 or 20, playing with Phil Lesh & Friends. He's fantastic.
Many thanks to Chester Copperpot and the work he does to get live videos/audios synced.
Dave having Warren Haynes years back was also just THE masterclass in live performances.
Cortezzzzz
@@brendandimitri All time great.... ua-cam.com/video/yiO13jTsBdQ/v-deo.html
@@brendandimitri yes ! Cortez in New York dvd is incredible
ua-cam.com/video/Y5U10ozN7oU/v-deo.html
Taj Farrant improv track
Cortez @ Gorge 2011 was insane!
Hi Michael, I have listening to your reaction and I loved your enthusiasm about it. This band is definitely amazing. Actually it should come back to one more chorus till the end. But as you said, they stopped it with the ending of Derek Trucks. On another song you should look for is Lie in our graves Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Live at Radio City. Watch it and let me know what you think ;)
"All the way down to the pillowcase, baby" "all the way down to the little trim grass by the side of the river" no one says it like Michael!
Love you brother
😂 I feel obligated to use these now !
Lol… that’s the comment I just added 😂
Lot of metaphor thievery taking place here...
@@Guitargate When Jimmy Herring joined on #41 is my favorite
I'm here for Dave Matthews. Just to let ya know I'll be here for any and every Dave Matthews vid
I'm a huge dmb fan and also allman brothers. This collaboration is one for all time. Derek truck is the best slide guitarist since Duane. Dave might say the same. G bless
Jeff Winger: These are Dave lyrics.
Annie Edison: Dave?
Jeff Winger: Dave Matthews. Hard-core fans call him Dave.
[Annie gives him a look]
Jeff Winger: Oh, excuse me for being alive in the '90s... and having two ears connected to a heart.
- Community, Season 5 Episode 3
a reference I applaud.
Loving this show. Just started it for the first time this year !
I know this song…hee haaw haw hee hee haw haw
Oh man, your friend put you on an impossible mission to dissect this masterpiece. Derek Trucks, seems to redefine what a guitar was meant to do.
Derek has always said in interviews that music should move you emotionally. And his playing consistently does that to me. This tune, which I've always loved, brought chills to my skin and tears to my eyes. Excuse me, I'm going to go rewatch the entire song now.
Exactly.
Is there a guitar player in this generation that has this much expression in his playing? John Mayer comes close but this here is a masterclass on solo playing and crowd work from Dave and I’m not a really a big DMB fan but holy shit!!
Michael with a Grade A Stank face for D.Truck’s solo…
Love it.
The point where you just go quiet when you realize Derek is killing it and that Dave made a masterpiece of a song. Carter, Stefan, jeff, etc. they’re all masters. I love this
Typically, on 'Lie In Our Graves', the band kicks back into the chorus, full bore, after the elongated jam solo. Dave gave the hard hand wave 'were done here' signal to make sure they got the vibe Dave was feeling to end right there. Had he nodded to Carter, or something, the whole band was ready to jump back in. Incredible band of world class musicians!! Best Live Band!!
Correct me friend!
Thanks I wondered if this was stopped too soon.
@@Guitargate react to radioheads morning mr magpie live in the basement.
Love DMB (this was amazing) but Phish has been the best live band for some time now
@@Guitargate Check out #41 with jimmy herring. Also check out Del Castillo
Derek Trucks is so friggin' hard to imitate. It's not scales, or notes, or tones with him. It's those "microbends" and those notes that aren't "in tune" that just floors me every time. He has such incredible feel and soul behind that slide. He's gotta be the most soulful guy out there.
He might be the best guitarist alive.
BB King said to Derrick; "I've heard and played with some of the best slide players in the business. I've never heard it done any better than that."
The video did not make John Mayer look good, even though John is a gifted guitar player as well. A little soft for my preference but gifted.
@@StephenLewisful As clapton said Mayer is a master guitar player. Derek is just on another league with that slide. Is like he can sing with it. You should not have that much control on notes with an instrument that is not your voice lol
@@Luismayer77 And then he goes and gets the powerhouse vocals of Susan and a backing band that are Stars on their own.
Not a bad gig if you can get it.
Being captivated by Derek's solo....it's like a dream and everyone is just floating
Yeah, thankfully I didn't die before I heard this. (That's what often panics me about awesome performances like this - I just want to live forever and not miss anything that might be coming up.) And it's fortunate that the audio is reasonably good (along with great camera work) despite the crowd roaring their approval through most of it. You knew even before he broke out the Coricidin bottle that this was going to be something very special. He manages to milk every bit of the beauty and emotion out of this break that would be possible.
Part of it's in the genes, of course, but then he just sticks to the melodic-line script and doesn't launch off into anything goofy like a lot of unpleasant chromatic licks just for the sake of trying to be different and edgy. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. But you gotta have the chops in addition - I realize this is SO beautiful, but I _don't_ have the finesse to be able to "put words to paper" as it were, like he does. The great ones have a way of making a guitar cry like a violin (see: the Clapton Crossroads breaks, e.g.), and you hear a lot of that here.
I LOVE this tune - even without the break - one of my favorite DMB songs. But this DT break just sends it through the stratosphere. If you're not touched by this, then I just don't know what to do to help you.
Got a chance to introduce my wife to his live show recently in Tulsa. What a talent!
One thing about Dave he gets jacked when a guy nails a jam. Love his reaction
Wonderful channel ! I can’t stop watching Derek Trucks. Today I was watching and at 8:57 into it I thought I saw the Sax player take out a phone and take a picture of DT!
Keep up the great work!
look at 13:16 in this video, when Derek does the pinch harmonic volume swell the trumpet player's jaw drops and gives a "no you didn't!" look lol
@@johnjohnson510great catch!!
15:20 - nice little quote from the slide part of Layla.
This is sooo BEAUTIFUL REALLY 😊
Another proof that Derek Trucks is the best guitarist on the planet right now. Sometimes I wish I had lived during the 60's/70's but man, I'm for sure so thrilled right now to live in this era to have the privilege to witness this guy making music history. I can't wait to see TTB playing in Paris next November. What a time to be alive!
Lie in our graves is my favorite DMB song and when I saw Derek Trucks - I have never clicked so fast
Love how blown away by Carter you are, too. I play piano and guitar, grew up learning Dave songs, but never tried drums. Love Dave’s idiosyncratic tunes and range of material, their whole band’s musicianship with each other and authenticity. But dang: Carter. He can be the mama hen, making all these things happen right on time out of nowhere the way a mother of a big family does, like magic, and then switch into something flamboyant without ever being showy (somehow) and then go full Rambo kicking ass and taking names, with the powerful fluttering grace of Muhammad Ali - all while grinning and chomping gum like he’s having the best day of his life. Seems like a master painter who uses drumsticks instead of paint brushes.
This was so fun to watch you enjoy!
I was in the audience, I still get choked up and damn emotional watching this. All my Heroes at once , what a solo! There just aren’t enough words…
And PS I’ll be in Ocean City for Dave , also my 41st bday same day LOL #41
@@jessicamday I'll be at the gorge...
The studio track of this song is the most magical musical interlude of all time. I’m no musician, but I’ve listened to it thousands of times and I still cannot figure out what beat Carter is going to hit next. It is the most unpredictable and beautiful drumming I’ve ever heard. And because of that, it never gets old. Please listen to it, the studio track is pure perfection, every single instrument.
I'm always astounded by Derek's ability to make every solo a journey, you travel through time and space and experience the wonder of the universe. Every. Damn. Time. It's like the voice of God singing out through his slide.
Maybe it is the voice of God. Really consider your statement, for you may be right.
I LOVE DAVE WITH EVERYTHING I AM... MY FAVORITE SONG WRITER EVER
Dave Matthew’s, and add Derek Trucks……🫣….then have Michael Palmisano explain what’s going on🥹….I’m here for all of it! Thanks MP!
Brother, you described my feelings perfectly. DMB fan since ‘94, best Lie in our Graves ever heard. Ofc Trucks is top 3 all time for me. Can watch that mans hands all day. Wish others would learn to compliment a song like this instead of a pre-determined solo that doesn’t relate. Derek feels the music. The difference
Cortez with Warren is so good..Have met Warren a couple times...super mellow humble dude
This is my #1 DMB Song. This is Awesome!!!!
Always great to watch someone who appreciates Dave and the band.
Derek gave me what beautifull journey
Well that solo gave me head to toe goosebumps and brought a tear to my eyes. Derek is just on another level.
Derek made me break out into delirious laughter two nights ago in Detroit several times. Particularly during his solo on I Am The Moon. Just an absolutely ridiculous musician.
So that was you that ruined the solo…
The best melodic blues player in the game today. Duane is in his veins.
@@WookieGolgberg He can do everything Duane ever imagined and a thousand miles beyond. It's one of those "you can never surpass your mentor" discussions. SRV can't top Jimi because you have no eggs without a chicken appearing fist out of thin air ...or something. The new material is unbelievably good. Susan belts out on Circle Round The Sun. Can't get tired of it.
@@cold02rex Aboslutely. I'm more referring to the single note melodic style that guys like Duane and Jerry Garcia and Santana were big on. You can hear duane's influence in everything he plays. Also the same goes for Warren Haynes.
@@cold02rex Remember Duane didnt even play guitar that long. Damn sure didnt play slide that long. 10 years total and 3 years of slide 68-71, remember he died at 24. Derek had been playing as long as duane at 19. 3 years of slide and he is widely considered one of the best derek had 3 times as long at the ten year mark. SRV topped jimi technically as a player but I do agree. But of course Derek surpassed him and its what everyone wanted and I am sure Duane would be proud. I've seen him live well over a dozen times. Mostly with the ABB at the Red Rocks in july/august every year. that chapter is now closed but I still go see Derek and Susan. My brother lives in Denver whilst Im in Florida. yall rock on, keep the flame in your hearts forever burning.
Just sit back and get blown away, that’s why I always go to a Dave Matthews Band show. Just to get blown away.
at 13:05 Everyone is still in,.. PLAYING... and then after it drops out you can LITERALLY watch Dave himself back away... and even the horn player, and then the sax player walk into view..... ALL getting a VIEW - to watch what was happening on stage with them. THEY ALL, DID.......EXACTLY WHAT YOU DID!!!!! #respect!
It is the TRUE DEFINITION of watching someone "Stand and Burn"! Just stand and burn.... Wow.
Big love lindsey buckingham. From 1997 the dance.
One of my alltime favourites
Hey michael im ok with you doing the vid. Im not on telegram.
Man, Derrick’s playing is so lyrical. When he busted out the slide it’s like another vocal part.
Great job unpacking this dense harmonic arrangement. This band has always been so tight with phenomenal players at every position.
It's like the galaxies come in to view, right before your very eyes..
.I'm floating in the milky way....
Dude, you have to look up Tedeschi Trucks Band, here in Jacksonville, at Daily's Place on 06/24/22. Find any of the songs they dud to kick off the new tour but ESPECIALLY PASAQUAN!!! Please, for your own sake, even if you don't do a video...GO WATCH THIS MASTERPIECE. He played it on his 335. I was there and I actually got a bit choked up. It was like being at a live Allman Bros. show in 1971.
Dude, watching you enjoy trying to figure out this stuff in real time is a pleasure my friend. Love the channel and your authenticity.
I was there at Daileys place that evening ...Derek put the place on another level...DMB was in awe, you could see it the minute the song began..My soul was lifted to another dimension, not my first rodeo but wow......cheers!
Correct
Same friend - same! Out of body experience, floating and dancing on bliss! Night of my life !!!
I've never seen anyone like you, Michael. So incredible. So appreciative. So incredibly talented.. The way your face shows respect.... But you have to listen to more DMB. They break every rule and Dave knows his guitar like a language we'll never understand. Some of it is so fun and basic to play, but some of it is a science that only he knows. He didn't have the training professionally. He messed with a guitar a thought "Oh shit, this sounds fun!!" And everyone else now wonder "what in the actual fuck?". DMB is my favourite to play and I'm not great at it - but I had to watch his live shows and his DVDs back in the day (Listener Supported or Live at the Red Rocks) and honestly stare at his hands... on an accoustic, usually.. Who can do that? Honestly? So brilliant...
As you are when I see your pitch perfect understa ding.
Keep doing what you are doing. You are genuinely appreciated.
Considering after a long period of solos and little journeys it always comes back to the main lick, it's incredible that on the fly they knew this was the way to end the song. 100% agree. Man this is the way to do the performance justice and not just always play a song how it was originally written.
TOTALLY
I play this song almost every single day, it’s my favorite, DMB is my favorite of all time, and Derek Trucks is amazing. Seeing the smile and joy on your face is what the Dave Matthews Band is all about!
Same-same
Ilove your breakdowns. One of the ONLY things I wished you would have commented on.... but it would have almost have to have been post edit... is that at after Derek stands and BURNS that entire solo... coming out of it at 13:00 HE looks up at Dave to let him know He's ready to bring it home.... Dave then walks into the Circle to get the BANDS attention... and LIKE ANY great band would do.... they follow DAVE, into the fact that WE'RE breaking it down now. Derek's look to Dave,... Dave, leading his band. THEN that magical slide up note. AMAZING!!!
This is why I love DMB. So many humble masters.
13:47 "Ok, you just saw...", Michael, my man, I am so glad you stopped because I don't think anyone could possibly explain the amazing musicianship we just watched. When I saw the title of the video, YES! I HAVE TO WATCH IT! Organic, colorful, fluid, jaw dropping, and I could just keep going on, are the first few things, in my sad attempt, that I could try to explain with. I saw the band live a few years ago, and they are just masters at what they can do, and improve at the drop of a dime, and still make it sound uniquely different every single time with other artists or bands, and then create a piece of art. Sometimes, there just are NO words! ✌️
That’s exactly right. Love you brother
your reactions are appropriate this maybe the best version of this song the band has ever done
I saw this last week and i have to say, its probably my favorite live guitar solo Ive ever seen. The amount of emotion Derek puts into his solos is just off the charts. Adding that to his stellar technique puts him just in a class of his own.
Love Dave Mathews. Derek took off where Duane Allman left off.
Dave is one of my biggest influences and I agree with u. The love everyone has for the music at the concerts are the best vibes
Full body chills once Derek starts going, it’s so damn vocal
Derek Trucks is as good as it gets. Has the Allman Brother blood in him!!!
Michael, the first time I saw this video, Derek's playing brought tears, quite unexpectedly, to my eyes. So today I clicked on your video, thinking I might understand why. Unfortunately, my eyes started burning, my vision blurred, and I had to hold on to my desk. Unbelievable. I have never been so moved by a guitar solo.
I was there and it was incredible!🤙🏼
Bro that look you give to the camera at 12:34 is why you have an audience. People come for the reactions but stay for the passion and love. I don’t know $&!? About guitars but I know awe when I see it. Don’t stop my friend
Agreed. Would give my right nut (left handed) to be able to play an instrument (especially harmonica). Come here to learn about music and artists I may or my not be familiar with. Have walked away blown away by some of the artists you have showcased!!!! Love the enthusiasm! ✌
Yessss! I just got home from a local gig, family in bed. Sitting on the couch with headphones on, pretty much in the dark. I watch a lot of content on UA-cam (including all of Michael's), but that moment made me smile from ear to ear.
DT was slinging straight 🔥 my jaw was on the floor too..
I just saw Derek the other day for the first time. Absolutely remarkable how he can transfer emotion through his guitar. All the greatest do that, but he has his own way. He attacks his bends but has soothing melody. We need a Derek Trucks/Ian Thornley show down stat.
You should check out the "Lie in our Graves" version featuring Trey Anastasio. His solo leaves the entire band speechless.
I love hearing your Carter love, and really understanding and knowing a band like this and how they work together like water flowing. I want to send you so many DMB jams
Being in Australia, I've only been able to see DMB once (2005) but it was the most amazing live music experience I've seen. I lined up early at The Horden Pavilion, Sydney show and was front row standing, a 3+ hour show and I didn't move spots for well over 4 hours.
I'm with you, that solo almost brought me to tears. Especially when the crowd goes wild! There's so much power and expression there that can't be replicated any other way.
Seeing Dave live is crazy experience they are very talented musicians
Michael - I love how you GET IT, and how you share that with your viewers. I was lucky enough to see Tedeschi Trucks a week ago in Tuscaloosa, AL. Derrick is a genius and I was glad you let the music play without trying to disect it. Sometimes genius needs to speak for itself. Don't try to "solve" Derrick Trucks or "figure out" Susan Tedeschi. Just listen in awe.
Correct!
Your smile during Derek’s solo made my day.
You gotta see the “lie in our graves “ with trey anastasio! Trey picks it back up! It’s my favorite Dave moment ever!
There's always a point in every live show, where Dave looks at Carter, and wonders what he did to deserve such a drummer.
"So it's🎼🎵🎶..... Ahh it's Derek. Ahhh." My favorite quote from this.
Correct
I'm sure I'm not the only person who will suggest this, but ... there is a version of this song with Trey from Phish - it is Trey's first performance in front of a lage audience after getting clean, and it is pretty powerful.
Derek is also my favorite current player, but that Trey performance is really full of emotion.
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Dunno who commented below but everything you said is it. Incredible version. G bless
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds live at radio city man, don't even have to react to it but it's the best version of this song iv'e ever seen
Thank you Sir! Die hard DMB and this is gold
Great comments, Mike. Two of my absolute favorites. Derek Trucks and Dave Matthews. I don't know if you've heard of a new young guitarist, Mateo Mancuso. If not, you should really check him out. High praise from Joe Bonamassa, Steve Vai and Al Dimeola.
Even the great Tim Reynolds wanted no part of lead guitar on this song, he was as in awe of Derek Trucks as the rest of us
I had a huge smile, I started laughing out loud at one point, and genuinely shed a tear. Damn that was something else.
To your comment on the quality of the band. I've been a fan since the mid 90's and the thing about them is no one is bigger than the band. It's about the music and the experience. Dave knows how to get the most out of each song and deliver it.
12:33 Thank you for showing us your inner child. Derek makes your heart sing.
Not a fan of DMB's music at all, but I really appreciate that they have guys like Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes do spots in their concerts. This vid, and Cortez The Killer with Warren, highlight the interplay of peak musicianship. DMB is unquestionably fantastic when it comes to reading the room and leading/following the emotion of the moment. I loved watching Derek glance up to see if anyone wanted to take some bars, and they all declined so he could have his space to bring us all home. The song had passed its climax, and now there was this wonderful winding down as the music let us float along, comfortable and weightless.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for recapping this performance. I, too, also found myself tearing up upon hearing this solo the first time. Absolutely mesmerizing.
Another one that elicits the same kind of reaction is Two Step by Dave and Tim live at Radio City.
Sooooo glad you did Dave...
Criminally under rated.
I was really looking forward to a last chorus!!!! But i understand why they stopped there :)
Serious question, is Dave one of a kind? I can't think of anyone else that has adapted his style of playing.
There was Phillip Phillips a few years ago who seemed to be a mini-Dave but he seems to have faded away.
@@herbiecactus6687 that's right, forgot about him.
@@herbiecactus6687 eh. Phillip Phillips drew dave comps because he covered the stone. I don't think anyone is making the comp if he didnt do that.
Hearing this song acoustic is what made me learn to play guitar somewhat. It was basically the epitome of what you always say about if you hear something weird then figure out why. I’m still not good at guitar but Dave’s weird playing was enough to make me want to know more
Me too. All I play is Dave, and this song in particular.
@@MattRust16 Same!!
Love how Derek took a really top talent seasoned band to another place and they all got goosebumps !!
Derek Trucks is almost the literal reincarnation of what Dwayne Allman would have been if he hadn't suffered his early demise...... Derek Trucks... is Dwayne Allman... matured... for our generation.
This is and always will be my #1 DMB Song!!!
LOVE seeing this on here. possibly my favorite DMB song because of how it opens itself up to jam/solo/guest and the crescendo of the song is pure magic! chills every time...
Dave Matthew’s band with Warren Hayes “Cortez the killer”…
This was the best reaction video I’ve ever seen, well done! Derek Trucks is a God
Dude, epic breakdown of this...Dave is my man crush, such a proper, kick ass band.....and to break it all down with what Trucks is contributing to this song....well done, sir.
John Mayer on Dave Matthews Band #41 at Hollywood Bowl is amazing as well.
This thing had me in tears too man! What a wonderful time to be alive
I’m going with my wife to that Dave and Tim show in ocean city at the end of September. Really looking forward to it! This will be about my 10th time seeing Dave, he’s such an incredible artist.
See you there!
I was in tears when I saw you surrender … this is my absolute favorite song in the world.. this is a fantastic version!
Derek Trucks has to be the one of the best at playing his guitar and making it sound Vocal. Phrasing is solid.
I don't play guitar but love DMB and watching you pick this apart in real time was pretty friggin awesome.
Just saw DMB at SPAC last night. Always fucking great.
Masterpiece.
8/14/07 in Saratoga springs , “lie in our graves” with trey , you gotta do a watch of that one ! Please !!
Yes! I was hoping you saw this! That same night they did along the watchtower with Susan on guitar and vocals.
Saw them last week in Toronto, #13 show for me, great set. Gotta do more DMB brother, rhyme and reason will mess with your head or the stone