Eddie Van Halen x Mountain Unreleased Interview + Performance
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- Never before seen footage of the incredible Eddie Van Halen playing with the incomparable Leslie West and Corky Laing of Mountain at the House of Blues in Los Angeles in 2002. Includes behind the scenes footage of Van Halen and West, interviews, and a previously unreleased jam between the two legendary guitarists in a performance of "Never In My Life" by Eddie Van Halen and Mountain.
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It's almost like this video was sent to us by Leslie West and Eddie van halen from the beyond and they're saying "still jammin mfs!!" 😎🤘🎸
The guy was a beautiful human being and a F'ing GENIUS. Edward was a real Man, who fell down and got back on his feet and kept swinging until the very end. God Bless him and Rest in Paradise.
Well said. RIP EVH🤟
Well put! He was a fighter as is Al!
EDWARD I did it my way
This
Is this satire?
I could watch shit like this all day every day.
This was definitely epic!! Had no idea Eddie liked Leslie and to see them jamming together is fuckin amazing !!! RIP Eddie and Leslie!!!
Van Halen used to play "Mississippi Queen" live. Randy Rhoads was a huge fan as well.
Man evh was smoking here lelslie was loving watching his pal tearing it up. Insane tone
Mutual admiration society going on. RIP to both of these legends.
I miss Ed so much, I can’t imagine Al’s pain…lost my own bro 15 years ago.
This jam is epic! Love Mountain and VH….just awesome!
2021 me and my 2 brothers all got the disease. I'm the only one that made it. I think about them every day...
Ed's playing is so advanced it just shines through!
All you can do is let Ed go and Leslie knew that.
Advanced? Completely drunk, worst guitar performance ever on stage.
Talk out your 🍑 much? This wouldn't even break the top 1,000 worst performances on stage. @@rayerscarpensael2300
Randy Rhoads was also a big Leslie West fan. Leslie influenced a lot of people. More than hes given credit for
Leslie West was my first concert, I was 14 and Blackfoot opened. Amazing player!!
How eff’ing epic that had to be for those in attendance. WOW.
I was there and it was EPIC and painfully LOUD!
Great footage of two legends no longer with us. Thanks for sharing!
Wouldn't it have been mindblowing to be there that night and get an EVH surprise. So cool.
Awesome!!! This is amazing footage!!! Love seeing these guys jam!!!
Leslie passed that following December following Ed passing Oct 6 2020! Still can’t get use to these guitar influences and music on me ! Not here anymore ! 😥 ⚡️space ace Ron⚡️
@@carlygtr554 yep following December !
December 23, 2 months after Ed.
I saw Wets, Bruce & Laing and Mountain way back in the late 70's...Leslie is so underrated, the man was shredding long before anyone else back then, a beast!
On VH's 5150 tour I saw West sitting in with BTO, the opener.
I just got off a gig where the techs patched me with a bum cable and I lost signal a few times. I got pissed off... Now I see EVH in the same situation and he doesn't care he just shreds along and has a good time!!! So inspiring
What a great bit of footage of two Titans of the Guitar. These two giants paved the way forward for many of today's new Rock & Metal guitar players. Both sadly missed music legends. RIP.
This is GREAT!!!
WOW! Fantastic to see this interview and footage!
Well hello Johnny! Rock on!
Man the world isn’t the same without these guys
This is incredible footage. Two of the greats!
Wow! I've seen many eddie performances but this duo between these two legends is one for the ages!! Rip rockers .....you were the greatest!!
I saw the tour with BTO and Leslie opening for VH, I was fortunate enough to see VH starting in 80’ for 8 times in a row in St.Louis. All were kick ass shows, 4 with Dave 4 with Sammy.
I miss the old barn. The checkerdome was a fantastic venue. First time I ever smelled weed. Haha.
WHAT A FIND!!!
The GOAT and the Mountain man....hell yeah...GREAT VIDEO. THANK YOU!!!!
Authenticity - they saw to the core of each other through their love of music. Glad I clicked, thanks for sharing! 💕🤘
So happy to see this back on UA-cam!! 👍🏻
Thank you for posting! Made my day 😀
Fantastic! Great video 😃👍
Love those guys RIP
Thank You 🙏
Both
This is So Badass 💯🔥
Very cool, 2 badasses
BEAUTIFUL
THANK YOU
wow!!!!!!! So cool to see this!!!!!!!
EVH was so good that night. Incredibly wide bluesy bends and vibrato. And it sounds (and looks?) like he was plugged into Marshalls based on the lack of 5150 buzzsaw tone.
Two of the greatest. Two of my absolute favourites. RIP.❤
Awesome shootage !
Great video love eddie and leslie west
Love these two. Missed so much. ❤
Legends both! Epic jam from the King and Leslie. RIP❤
Bow to the guitar gods🙏
These shared moments mean everything
That was awesome! Thanks Johnny Beane for telling me on his show.
Great video thanks for posting.. I can only imagine not only Leslie but imagine the conversation between Eddie and Felix just on the classical level alone would’ve been amazing!!! RIP!
Thank for posting, this is some epic shit right here
❤❤❤❤❤love both of them ❤❤❤
The love between these two legends. ❤️
This blows away his tone on the 2004 tour
Please lord before I die let me see the video of them playing Mississippi queen
Incredible
Leslie was a huge influence on my playing along with Duane Allman and Rory Gallagher.
Back in 95 i saw VH at Jones beach on Long Island and Leslie came out and Played Mississippi Queen. It was awesome. Two legends gone.
Thanks for this. Cool video. Good to see him play with a friend and a smile. found this on johnny beane's channel.
This is so awesome!!!
Love em both more than you can know
BAM !!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍😎
Yeah man...."never in my life" one of the baddest licks of all time.... I determined that the very first time i heard the lick....what, maybe 1973? Great song m
Holy crap is this good. West was a voice and axe combo like no other. To see these two - this is a sweet and unexpected treat. How much more 'new' EVH collab video we got coming? I'LL TAKE ALL I CAN GET!
Always loved both Leslie and Eddie. Both gone too soon. Ritchie Scarlet on bass is quite a talent also. Used to watch Ritchie in the clubs in south jersey with the Bonnie Parker Band back in the day. Check him out with Mountain, Ace Frehley and his solo work.
You will never see the likes of him ever again.... a Wildman with all the knowledge and talent,... ideas flowing like he invented every note... Hendrix was the beginning.... Eddie was the living end.
GREAT JOB ALL...THANX 4 MAKING Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO the music worldwide.
LOVE YOU ALL...!!!....MUCH LOVE.!!
🖤🖤🖤
@Johnny Beane TV sent me, miss them both so very much❤️🤘awesome footage of two legends 🤘
“The spontaneity of it…”
Music Saves
This gives life,,,.......holyfuckbud,....peace,..
This is awesome. Does he say he was in rehab in Milwaukee at the beginning of the video. RIP two of the greatest. Leslie West is so underrated!
Wow
Somewhere in heaven............................
I remember when this happened and always wondered if it was filmed.
A shadow of his former self sad but great footage...Rip Edward !
Johnny Beane is like must see interview.
💯
RIP both of you.
Two greats that influenced a ton of guitar players.
Pretty awesome just wish I could hear Leslie's guitar.
❤🎉vanhalen
And they both passed away in 2020 just a couple of months from each other 🙏 🙏
Johnny Beane sent me 🤘
Amazing stuff huh!
That Michael Jackson comment is likely correct… The first time I ever heard Eddie play I didn’t know it was Eddie. It was on the Beat It Track on Thriller.
So, maybe MJ made him famous...
Everyone I knew like MJ way before VH came along. They were both destined to happen.
I knew MJ because he was all over the TV and radio when I was a kid. I remember watching and loving the J5 cartoon when I was about 4 or 5. It was a sorta Scooby doo with good music. I still love those songs today. I loved VH since the 1st time I heard Eruption in 78. Ed playing on Beat it was like 2 different types of awesomeness coming together!
MJ and EVH were near the top of their game at that point so it kinda blew everyone's minds
RIP - EVH, MJ, and LW.
If you didn’t know that was Eddie playing you didn’t listen to him much.I knew it was Eddie before I knew it was Michael Jackson lol
@@tommilitello198 😂. No. Admittedly. I was 12 and grew up in the rural South. I had no idea who/what that was, I just knew I loved it. A few months later VH 1984 Dropped and “Jump” was on the radio all day. I saved my money and bought the cassette. I was hooked! I bought all of the tapes after that. At 15 I got to go see the 5150 tour. I didn’t find out until years later that the Beat it guitar was Eddie. It’s sort of my Pepsi Challenge story. A blind litmus test. I loved his music before I knew the history. 🤘
I knew it was him playing I thought how could that be. Brought his first Full Stack 5150 he designed I had to sell it all afterwards were better
すっごいエドが楽しそう😢❤
奇しくも同じ時期にこの世界が失った、世界の宝物のようなふたりのレジェンダリーなギグですよねー
共有して下さって本当に本当にありがとう❤
エドいつまでも愛してるよ
Thank you so much for this vid,,I am now over my rutt..,,,no where's my guitar,,,...holyfuckbud,,....if this doesn't spark inspiration,........nothing will........,,,,,,,,❤❤❤
I would be there mopping the floor w the janitors just to stay in the building NEVER LEAVE
Great ,cool .Awesome !*_*)
Leslie West was a giant. And Ed died way way too soon.
Johnny Beane sent me. Great footage
Thank you!
Wow! Eddie was looking rough...
Looks like ed is plugged into a marshall, real cool
West was a major influence of Joe Perry
Idk anything and am not a doctor so purely spitballing here .. but about evh’s cancer… he swears it was the metal pics, but i wonder if it wasnt the direct cause, but some kind of a conductor while be surrounded by EMF waves so often.
Compounding it was his chain smoking from an early age and alcoholism is toxic and sugar feeds cancer.
I know it doesnt matter now n i do not mean to be flippantly opining here, just genuine curiosity bc i still am somewhat in shock years later.
EVH was jst so full of life and electricity seemed to flow from his fingertips. And he always looked so healthy until he bottomed out in the 90s with his addictions taking hold.
Even though it has been known that Ed could flare with his temper and get a bit intense when he did, when he was performing, he always had that million dollar smile he would flash you while encapsulating everything that is entailed by the true meaning of “just play”.
I think the pic comment was just dark humor.
@@ChiefLightyear hmm could be but def got me to thinking
Air Van Halen! Where Michael Jordan got his moves!
there are 12 notes honey
Milwaukee seems like a bad choice for rehab. Both those guys influenced me. Pete Townshend should get some love for saving Clapton. He did, he saved Clapton. People were done with Eric, and his 16k wk junk habit. I miss Eddie, who doesn't. I'm almost 70 and last week worked on Ain't Talkin Bout Love and another one, priced a Floyd Rose, he was inspiring, miss Eddie a ton. He was just Eddie, not some ego maniac.
Huh
This was the beginning of a bad time in Eddies life - I love Leslie and everything he did, but I grieve over this period of Eddies life - I try to avoid the 2001 to 2008 period because he was obviously struggling mightily
I'll. have 10 jack and coke please
Man, Eddie looked really messed up here. Gone beyond nf gone.
A bit difference: Leslie played for music, VH played to make money too.
Eight notes? 😂