BLOWN AWAY... Jeff Healey - See the Light (live) |REACTION|
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Jeff Healey was Canadian and he lost his eyesight to cancer. His father gave him a guitar when he was three. He couldn't reach so he started playing it in his own way. He lost his battle with cancer when he was in his 40's. He was amazing!!
I had the privilege to see the Jeff Healey Band in a small night club in Greenville, SC. The Arc Angels headlined that night (pre album release warm up show). Hard to believe that Jeff Healey was an opening act. It was an incredible show.
Jeff Healey band was the featured artist in the movie "Roadhouse" with Patrick Swayze telling Jeff he plays petty good for a blind white boy.
Jeff Healey was one of the best blues men that ever walked the face of the Earth. He could make that git sing, cry, whine or growl. His voice was so powerful, yet he could go soft too. He was the real deal. By the way, holding the guitar in his lap was more comfortable for him because his arms were shorter than average. Too bad his blindness never let him see how good looking he was.
I had the distinct privilege to see Jeff Healey play while stationed in Germany 🇩🇪 in the 80s. We were the a group of Americans in a small German beer haus with approximately 200 Germans. I say we're probably the only 8 Americans because as we stood 10 feet from the stage we were the only ones going bezerk after every song! Actually after a couple songs Jeff announced the names of his band mates and as we were screaming and carrying on Jeff point down at us and said'"These people here must be Americans because they are carrying this whole venue so thank you for being here you guys!" I was stunned!! Being recognized by the Great, and I do mean GREAT, Jeff Healey!! It was an incredible evening one which I'll never forget! To those who diss Jeff are just jealous!
R.I.P. Jeff!!!!
Great Canadian. So sad he died so young. What a talent. The guy was blind and was a virtuoso. His other great songs are Angel and his amazing remake of While My Guitar Gently Weeps.
Born and raised in Toronto, Jeff Healey is one of the best guitarist I’ve ever seen and heard. Check out his hit single “Angel Eyes “ or his unforgettable cover of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.” Peace and love from Toronto ✌️❤️🇨🇦
and Frank Marino (and Mahogany Rush) from Montreal check live at Agora Theatre
The lyrics to this song is about you can see the light in his eyes but he cannot see the light in yours.
Again a great performance of Jeff in the movie Roadhouse and Patrick Swayze. Awesome music
Such soul and talent. Taken too soon. In Roadhouse. Angel eyes.
You'd never ever think he was blind. He taught himself to play guitar at the age of three. I am blown away every time I hear him. Amazing!
Always reminds me of the line from the movie Roadhouse...
Patrick Swayze:
"Not bad for a blind white boy..."
Angel Eyes is another great song by Jeff Healey there is also a video of a duet with SRV that is great.
Canada loves Jeff Healy!
You’ve never seen anyone play guitar like this. Unfortunately Jeff hasn’t either.
Jeff we miss you but the Lord is enjoying your music.😇
Jeff Healey does a fantastic cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Such a talented artist. RIP.
Jeff was a master. RIP. PLEASE watch Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff.
Us Blues fans knew him and his amazing talent.
You should check out his version of Blue Jean Blues... it's other worldy... His playing was so fast... He was also in the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze.. He plays all through the movie... A true talent... Great reaction.
Oh yes this brings me back I loved it when He broke onto the scene.
Shout out to the movie Road House!
Walked into a Victoria BC bar where some guy was just killing a performance of Jimi Hendrix songs all night. During a band break I had a chance to talk with him. Maybe it was the booze but two minutes into our chat I'd realized "hey, this guy's blind". I'd figured out Jeff was just having fun with me based on our topic of conversation and his band mates giggling behind him.
Two performances, "Jeff Healey - As The Years Go Passing By", and "Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jeff Healey - 'Look At Little Sister'". They both will absolutely blow your mind.. Jeff was such a treasure.
Never saw this before. OMG!
superb artist. First heard him in the movie Roadhouse (well worth a look). He still blows me away every time i hear him. Great is an increasingly thrown word but it certainly fits when he plays
I was about sixteen and my best friend called saying we got to go downtown Calgary and see this blind guitar player.
I don't know how but we got in !.
A few years later I became a stagehand and I got to run Spotlight for him at one of his shows in Calgary. Incredible talent and I'll never forget him
Incredible guitar player and being blind and unable to see what he’s playing makes it even more remarkable. His rendition of Dylan’s All Along the Watchtower is unbelievable as well
Jeff Appeared in the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swazy. You should definitely check out Roadhouse Blues. Another of his songs you’ll never go wrong with is Angel Eyes
Roadhouse is an amazing movie. Healey's apparence in it is like the cherry on top.
As the years go passing by is another great one by him!!
Jeff is frequently cited as one of the greatest unknown guitarists ever. Others on that list are Roy Buchanon, Danny Gatton and Ry Cooder. Check out all of them!
"Look at Little Sister" with Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
One of the truly great blues/rock guitarists of all time. The fact that he was blind and could play so amazing is just testament to how talented he was. Every bit as good as SRV imho and I saw SRV at his best.
Jeff is so good! peace and love from Canada
"As the Years Go Passing By" is an amazing performance. Gives me chills.
You definitely have to check out Jeff and Stevie Ray Vaughn doing Look at Little Sister!
one of the best RIP my friend
9:55 when he talks about the lyrics: for a blind Musician from birth. Beethoven wasn't deaf in his early days and much of his greatest compositions were from when he was deaf.
Can you see the light is pretty significant for somebody who has never had that experience. I heard Jeff live and also met and got to talk to him on the bus one day. I thank the universe for being there. I've played music professionally on several different instruments but nothing even close to this level.
Another blind gutitarist worth checking out is bluegrass picker, Doc Watson.
Dr. John (Mac Rebennack) a.k.a. "The Night Tripper" is another worth reacting to. He had a couple of big hits on the 70s, but had an amazing career and a number of critically acclaimed albums. One of the legends of New Orleans funk.
Jeff Healey is a Canadian legend, gone far too soon (RIP). Great reaction, Daniel, thank you! And the band was excellent too!! More song suggestions would include "Angel Eyes", "When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky" and "Roadhouse Blues"! Best to you as always, Daniel!
Saw him in 88 at Monterey , California Fairgrounds .
He was THAT good .
Jeff Healey is a legend in his own right.👍 and probably the only person who could do a Beatles song better than the Beatles. While my guitar 🎸 gently weeps.❤️👍🤟
And yes..next should be Jeff and Stevie Ray Vaughn live "Look At Little Sister"
great TV moment. I remember watching this when it first aired. I'm sure Jeff also had a thrill playing with those master musicians.
Jeff's 1991 version of While My Guitar Gently Weeps is worth checking out (audio version) It features guest appearances by Jeff Lynne (ELO) and George Harrison himself (who wrote it of course)
I never get tired of watching this. Probably 50 times in this last year alone.
As the Years Go Passing By is beautiful
The moment you said you were going to react to Jeff Healey . . . I knew you'd be blown away. Great reaction.
Hell Ya 🤘. That's what I'm talking about !!!
Hi Daniel, Glad you enjoyed Jeff,
He does an amazing cover of The Beatles song, While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Seen Jeff quite a few times playing in the bar's Always an amazing performance
Cheers From Canada
Dr. John at the Keys was in Monterey as well ...deveastating brilliance .
Late comment, but didn't see anyone else giving due props to this legendary lineup. Yes, Jeff Healey was an amazing guitarist, but to be backed by Dr John (six-time Grammy winning New Orleans legend), Omar Hakim (Weather Report, David Bowie, Miles Davis, Dire Straits, Sting, and current percussion chair at Berklee), and Marcus Miller (Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, David Sanborn, Donald Fagen), that's a dream team.
Guitarist/reactor Michael Palmisano did a break down of Jeff Healey's playing style somewhat recently. Well worth the watch even if you aren't trying to learn guitar.
Angels Eyes is another great song from Jeff Healey to check out.
Jeff's 'As The Years Go Passing By' - live - just may beckon ?
You've got to hear Angel Eyes by Jeff Healy
In some ways it was better you didn't know as you watched it without bias.. An amazing performer with with some great songs.
Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughn!
Wow indeed!... Really? Canada's SRV
Saw him many times in Toronto where he had his own bar(later in life) where he supported bands started out. Great guitarist and human.
I was blessed to see Jeff in concert in Memphis where he opened for BB King. One of my favorite concert experiences ever!
Here's another performance to be savoured.. Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughan together on "Look at Little Sister". Jeff was younger then and was totally thrilled to be playing with SRV. He eventually went on tour with SRV and their friendship lasted until SRV untimely death.
The Jeff Healey band's 'As Time Goes Passing By' is a must now
Been a big fan of his for years.
I've meet a few people who knew his family. They all say that he was a great guy. Being blind meant that he never copied anyone else's playing style, allowing him to develop his own from scratch. He was unique, and his playing was only non-camp element of Roadhouse. It's a shame that he went so young.
I started listening to Jeff Healey a couple years ago, still too late to appreciate his music during his lifetime. Love this performance. Peace.
"Hoocie Coocie Man" at Montreux Jazz Festival. ⚡ Also has great slide player with him. .... Thank you for the great reaction video. I was loving it so much enjoying your appreciation of his abilities without knowing he was blind. I was around when he was popular and loved his music. I wish I had been able to see him perform in person. His jazz background does something for his blues playing for my ear but that's just me. LOL
His debut album "See the Light" was outstanding. Every cut was amazing.
Wild guitar player. Was that Dr John on piano ? I think it was. Great reaction.
His cover of John Hiatt's "Angel Eyes" was Healey's biggest hit and it features his vocals more than his guitar playing. If you want to see him play up-close, check out "As the Years Go Passing By" live from Stuttgart. I'm sure you'll also get lots of recommendations of him playing with SRV.
Jeff was diagnosed with a type of cancer of the eyes at 6 months old, his eyes were removed and replaced with prosthetics. He was an outstanding musician and some who worked with him had no idea that he was even blind. There is a song or two on UA-cam whit Jeff and SRV playing together and they are outstanding, you should give them a listen at some point. Thank you for reacting to this amazing musician.
You now need to reaction to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff Healey doing "Little Sister" live. Also being born and raised in New Orleans, a shout out to now deceased Dr. John has a huge discography worth tasting. His "In the Right Place" album would be a good start if you're interested in checking him out.
Hey Daniel, great instalment! Jeff Healey was a proud Toronto boy and the whole city loved him back. A pretty killer jazz trumpeter, as well. I would suggest checking out Jeff doing How Blue Can You Get, live at Nottenden. A master class in stage presence.
People don't give him his due, too true...especially here on youtube, most reactions aren't even with his own band like this one. I suggest his live version of As the Years Go Passing By at Stuttgart Jazz Festival with his own band
This was a good recommendation. gratz to those who suggested him. There is a performance with him and Steve Ray Vaughn (iirc) that is pretty sick as well. Good reaction.
Second the video with SRV. Incredible performance.
As the years go passing by is great one to check out,or he has many great ones with Stevie ray Vaughan
Great band, haven't heard that in years. That's a concert I really wish I could have seen.
They were truly inspired. Absolutely loved it live!
As the years go passing by is my recommendation for the next one of Jeffs for you to check out.
dr. john and rickie lee jones did a song together, it won a grammy!
Blues Rock!!!!
Phenomenal guitarist!
I forgot how fluid and powerful Jeff was, so fine. Several unorthodox players get pushed to the side.
Dave Hole, Stanley Jordan, sorry I’m spacing, many more.
Watch Jeff and SRV "Look at Little Sister"
That's part of the problem people with Disabilities are just as anyone else and should be treated that way. Thank you Daniel for seeing what he was able to do. I guess I feel this way because I have A Disability also and I worked 23 years in a Hospital taking care of people from 9-11-2001 .Thank you Daniel for seeing the good in people. That's why I like you.
Jeff is a big inspiration to me. I play guitar this way. I don't play well, but I learned this way as a kid and kept it up my whole life.
He was in the roadhouse movie with Patrick swayze in 1989 he done the soundtrack for it some great songs on it
This is what I’m talking about! Cooking with butter now!
Funny thing is...Jeff could play the conventional way also. Look up him covering "Like A Rolling Stone". Not sure which one, but it's live.
He and Stevie Ray Vaughn do a version of "Look at Little Sister" that you should review....It's "Smokin' ".....
Love Jeff Healey. His technique in playing guitar is fascinating to watch. How he learned to play like that is pretty special. - He is in a brilliant movie I have watched many many times over the years ...Well I do have the dvd - "Roadhouse" Starring Patrick Swayze . It is such a great movie and Jeff is excellent ! If you haven't seen it, do yourself a favour and watch one night.
Great reaction🙌👏‼️ Jeff Healy is an incredible artist and human being.Stevie Ray Vaughan met a 19 year old Jeff and helped bring wider attention to him. There is a great video of the both of them jamming to Superstition together🔥🔥‼️🎶🎸🎶. Thanks for bringing this tonight✌️💙
Like Ben Folds Five and a couple of others this week, Jeff Healey is a name I've heard of but knew very little about. Truly blown away like you are, Daniel. Another incredible artist, blind from birth, Rachael Flowers, an incredible guitarist but known mainly as a progressive keyboardist on a Wakeman/Emerson level. Karn Evil 9, Close To The Edge, Trilogy, Foreplay/Long Time, her covers are endless. She is both a guilty pleasure and an inspiration.
I don't think Rachel Flowers was born blind. I believe an illness took her eyesight as a toddler. I've seen her perform about 10 times including on board Cruise to the Edge and ProgStock. She is a beautiful person! She had a special relationship with Keith Emerson and learned much from him on the keys.
The look of joy on your face is priceless. Knowing that you have much more of that kind of joy ahead of you as you discover more of Jeff Healey's work, is also kind of wonderful.
If I recall correctly, his breakout hit was "Angel Eyes". The fact that a man who couldn't even remember seeing used visual metaphors in so much of his songwriting is a bit heartbreaking.
Hey Daniel---Jeff does a version of the Beatles song---While my guitar gently weeps. Amazing. Give that a listen. Take care all.
Oh goodness your reactions to this were priceless this is going to be a rewatch for sure.
You should do his version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".
Blind kid teaches himself how to play, no one showed him how to hold it.
Check out Billy Williams he's a local Hawaiian musician who's got some videos out but there's one where he plays the ukulele to a song called Nani Waimea, pretty cool.
Tremendous performance from this great player who left us too soon. Mahalo to the recommender and mahalo to DS9.
He leaned more towards jass also, chech out HIS LATER STUFF, " AS THE YEARS GO PASSING BY "
Thanks DDR! Jeff is a legend!
In my previous comment. I have spent a lot of time listening and practicing Dr John and through him Professor Longhair's music. I also play guitar and so Dr John is not as great a leap for me as Jeff. But If I was a bass player or a drummer, I'm sure I would be dealing with the same issues. What a band.
I'll put it this way, there are many "goats" but there is only one BEAST. Watch the studio video version of While My Guitar Gently Weeps.
saw him live at the ride for sight in ontario