Buddy Guy & his Blues Band - Five Long Years - Live Bern 2000
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2013
- Buddy Guy & his Blues Band - Five Long Years Live in Bern Jazz Festival at Theatre National 2000.05.02.
Personnel:
Buddy Guy - Guitar and Vocals)
Frank Blinkal - Guitar
Jason Moynihan - Saxophone
Jerry Porter - Drums
Orlando Wright - Bass
Tony Zamagni - Keyboards
![Buddy Guy @ Baloise Session [2018]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqcxO2resfw/mqdefault.jpg)
Buddy's blues never get old, his showmanship is amazing. He simply enjoys playing and I sure do enjoy seeing/ listening to his genius.
What a performance, the man himself, what a legend. Thank you Buddy
That piano player is still hurting me in 2019 - anyone still listening?
I'm listening Buddy -almost daily.
1:43 at 2020, in the middle of corona-40tine....still hurting...
well i am :) . the Saxo Solo is also siiiick
ua-cam.com/video/X6KGfmi0Cds/v-deo.html might enjoy this one as well
2021
The best 15 mintues in a long, long time... Magical.
I grew up in California and during the 60s we had a couple of Buddy Guy and Junior Wells albums that got thrashed to death. Never got to see him play live though. Been down under for 45 years now. Back in the late 80s Buddy came to Sydney, his first time in Oz. I saw his first show at the Enmore Theater. I had seen Jimi, Jeff Beck, Clapton, Jimmy Page, Rory Gallager in the 60s but that night in Sydney I understood, unmistakably, that Buddy was the link between the older bluesmen and that next generation. Some shows stay with you forever...thank you Buddy.
2020 first comment? Still working five long years... but the blues ain’t nothing to be sad about
The Blues don't get better than that. And Guy, man. Maestro
this is by far the best blues i heard for the pass five long years..
Lord i worked , five long years for one woman
argh!...took my breath away. Buddy Guy HAS to be the MMMMMMmmmmmmmiest voice in town.....Buddy???...the answer is YES!!!
I saw Buddy April 22 2016 live in Toronto. He is simply the greatest Blues guitarist and singer I have ever heard perform at only 79 years young! The power of him playing loud and fast or slow and soft is next to unbelievable. Keep on playing Buddy and God bless you. I hope to see you perform again in Toronto next year.
Touché Monsieur Guy ... I'm sitting by the window .. watching the lights around .. and this music is pure joy to me .. Merci bien . 🎸🌹☮️
Fantastic ! 😎
What a hot tenor sax solo ❤️❤️❤️
Buddy Guy is great 👑 guitariste and bleus iliiiiike it 🙋 ❤ 🙏🙏🍀🌸🍀🌹🍀🌷🍀
My goodness this is so good . And yeah i have been mistreated. Who's watching this in 2019?
Me
@@davidcullen6797 Me too.
2020
i am watching in 2020 ^^
I'm even still here in 2021
Yes I am. Love me some Buddy guy. ❤❤❤😂🎉
the one and only guy who makes a smiling happy BLUSE-MOOD..
So wondfeaul and Beautifaul work art and musique blues by Buddy Guy 👍🌹🍀🌻👏👑👑
that piainst was awesome.
+debendra gurung 1:39 :D hahah
I see this song as an absolute win for me because it was the year i was born.
Nothin' wrong with that Piano Man, either ! 🎹🎹😎
Love great musicians. Nothing like it❤
Jheri curl, overalls and a cordless guitar 2003-2004
Garde Arts Theater
New London
Love love. Buddy Guy!
i'm crying every time when Jason start play on 11 min.
Buddy was just a kid-like em- when I first saw him in the South Side clubs. I still hits my guts at 72- but, I will not disparage EC's performance of this song- not the same, but equal. My teen years were spent sneaking to the Loop, but veering South to those clubs where I might be the only Caucasian. I was treated kindly and always welcomed be cause I was entranced. ( Got beers too since I was a trusted regular, but I laid low so as not to offend some who felt I was out of place. They could not sense my awe and respect. But, no one was permitted by the employees to mess with me. If eyes are open, love shows.
I've seen Buddy live twice now in Sydney and think he's brilliant, this would have been a tremendous concert to attend especially loved the keyboard and sax. Man I got chicken skin !
Wow incredible this is AMAZING!! They are all so good.. the pianist, the saxophone.. just wow!
:D hell yeah the organist guy at 1:43
Perfect
Great great performance from Buddy Guy to the rest of the band and especially the solos!!
It really doesn't get any better than this.
Every day I need to listen that song
A masterpiece! Wonderful and playful atmosphere. Very glad to be able to appreciate this!
Oh so sublime...Buddy at his best...exquisite keys from Tony Zamagni nearly steal the show
Love this , it makes my hair stand on end , never mind buddy s
I can't believe it man it'll get better. Great song its a Legend! My goodness its live in Chi town. Thanks
sobredosis del mejor blues, sos un capo Buddy!!!
Musik, die lebt! Man ist das fantastisch!!!!!!!!
Fast unmoeglich ein leben ohne Blues & Soul ........... !!!
SIMPLY MARVELOUS!!!
THANKS FOR SHARING.......
great song
I love you Buddy George Guy
That keyboard solo at 5:50 was crazy!! Had to watch it again... :)
the best performance ever
never heard sax so good
Play that fucking shit Buddy!🤘
This is one of the best Buddy performance what I have seen. Amazing Buddy. Also very good Tony Z and Jason Moynihan with saxophone. Great performance.
I am happy that you enjoyed this video.
Superb
Merci...
Great stuff.
Buddy guy Play boy play boy that thing and don’t you stop more music please make it Raw as beautiful as you are my dear
Nunca me canso de escucharle LOOK IT HERE LOOK IT HERE!!!!
Buddy Guy. Go 'head now. 'Nuff said. Thank you and God bless. Thanks for the upload, Ginautas Neverdauskas. Blessings
1 bottle of vodka and this song 😍😍
Really I don't need anything more '#
first time ever heard that one needs vodka and not whiskey
@@ninad249 OK.. Just me I think 😅😂😂
ღ♪ - ღúsicas ♪nesquecíveis 100% musical
Buddy Guy, nascido George Guy, em 30 de julho de 1936 em Lettsworth, Louisiana é um guitarrista e cantor norte-americano de blues e rock. Conhecido por servir de inspiração para Jimi Hendrix e outras lendas dos anos 60, Guy é considerado um importante expoente do chamado Chicago blues, tornado famoso por Muddy Waters e Howlin' Wolf. Foi considerado o 23º melhor guitarrista de todos os tempos pela revista norte-americana Rolling Stone.
Tinha cinco irmãos e seus pais eram Sam e Isabel Guy. Cresceu sob os conflitos da segregação racial onde banheiros, restaurantes e assentos de ônibus eram separados para brancos e negros. Com sete anos de idade Buddy fez a sua primeira “guitarra”, um pedaço de madeira com duas cordas amarradas com os grampos de cabelo de sua mãe. Com ela passava o tempo nas plantações e desenvolvia as suas “técnicas” musicais. Depois ele ganhou a sua primeira guitarra de “verdade”, um violão acústico Harmony que hoje se encontra no Hall da Fama do Rock and Roll, em Cleveland, nos EUA.
Em 1955, com 19 anos, Buddy trabalhava na Universidade Estadual da Louisiana. Nunca havia saído do estado quando em 1957 um amigo seu que era cozinheiro em Chicago foi visitá-lo e disse que ele precisava ir para Chicago tocar sua guitarra de noite e trabalhar de dia. Guy se interessou pela proposta financeira, pois poderia ganhar em torno de 70 dólares por semana e quem sabe sair de noite para ver os mestres Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Little Walter e de “quebra”, ainda aprender alguma coisa para tocar sua guitarra em casa. Em 25 de setembro de 1957 Buddy saiu de Lettsworth e chegou em Chicago. O choque foi grande, saindo do ambiente rural e chegando na metrópole totalmente urbana. Buddy arrumou um emprego e após alguns meses conseguiu uma audiência no 708 Club. Naquela noite chegou ao clube, em um Chevrolet vermelho, nada menos que Muddy Waters. Buddy foi servir sanduíche de salame para ele que perguntou se ele estava com fome. Buddy respondeu que, se ele era Muddy Waters, não estava mais com fome, encontrá-lo o alimentou. Guy começou a tocar em bares de Chicago e seu estilo foi bem aceito. Ele começou a chamar atenção. Gostava de tocar como B.B. King e atuar no palco como Magic Slim. Resolveu, então, enviar uma fita para a gravadora Chess Records, selo tradicional do blues que contava com artistas como Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter e Koko Taylor. Em 1960 começou a fazer as guitarras das gravações destes grandes mestres da Chess. Era sempre o primeiro guitarrista a ser chamado pela gravadora.
ღ♪ jazz blues ღúsicas ♪nesquecíveis
💕 💞 💓 💗 💖
Só tenho duas coisas a dizer: Espetacular e sensacional!!!
Jay Moynihan on the Sax ladies and gentlemen...
Absolutely a moving and emotional experience just watching this video. Incredible performance by all of them! God bless the Blues and the gift Buddy Guy has given all of the world.
This is just amazing !
The Color Of FIre
Vi essa fera tocando no free jaz festival e fiquei petrificado com a dinâmica e expressão desse gênio do blues!
O cara brinca com a guitarra!
Solar é uma diversão para ele!
Tira onda mesmo e vou ser sincero!
Ai vejo criatividade e repostas a um certo proposito!
A música é parte de nós!
Ouve ai e dá seu preço!
I`m not afraid
Miguel Mattos
that was so good,,
You have the big heart sir stars Budy guy iliik you king
I'm in love....:)
Coolest!
So me hart love you mist Budyy
great
Fantastic!!!, I LOVE to know what pickups he used in that strat then. That's PURE signature sound/tone. thanks for posting this video!
wow ' nice
GREAT!!!
Sta reci za ovakvu velicinu...
WOW
wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww....nothin more to say.....
wow
Thank you.
Thanks for the vídeo
puikiai!
Kursaal, Bern, 2000
che meraviglia....
mano que arregaço da porra!
Бадди это фантастика
CrazY
yeh play it play it.
You're Welcome
frank!!!
I wonder if that digital piano is that rarity a Roland 8 FP The piano I loved for the longest time until 56 lbs plus a case made it too heavy to haul about
The MaN! Chi
And piano
@18 prosperity preachers fall on the ground.
tony zamagni a fucking pro
who can give right chords
A7/A9 (4 Bars)
D9 (2 Bars)
A7/9 (2Bars
E9 (1 Bar)
D9 (1 Bar)
A7/9 (2 Bars)
(12 Bar in A)
+George Martin is the studio versión in C?
It's in D not in A. I think the studio version is in C though yes
I grew up in California and during the 60s we had a couple of Buddy Guy and Junior Wells albums that got thrashed to death. Never got to see him play live though. Been down under for 45 years now. Back in the late 80s Buddy came to Sydney, his first time in Oz. I saw his first show at the Enmore Theater. I had seen Jimi, Jeff Beck, Clapton, Jimmy Page, Rory Gallager in the 60s but that night in Sydney I understood, unmistakably, that Buddy was the link between the older bluesmen and that next generation. Some shows stay with you forever...thank you Buddy.
yeh play it play it.