Doyle Bramhall II ~ Going Down
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Bull Run in Shirley, Ma. 11/9/14
set list:
Make My Dyin Bed Jesus
Problem Child
Blame
Early In The Morning
Rain
Time
I'm Leaving
Gypsy Boy
Cry
Hear My Train
Angel
She's Alright
Green Light
Jesus On The Mainline
Going Down
This is THE most unsung, under appreciated, sings-so-good-it-makes-you-wanna-slap-yo-mamma, guitar playing, bad ass musician on the planet & it makes me sick that more people don't lift him up to the place he deserves to be. My husband & I have been HUGE fans for many years....since the Arc Angels first album when we both singled him out of the entire group as the badass of the band (we love double trouble, but DB2 is just all that! ha ha) & have followed his music since then. The one time we went to see him live was at Stubbs in Austin, with the Arc Angels, in like 2004 or 2005 & it rained like crazy! It was like March or so & it was COLD, but we stood out in the rain without coats or jackets & had a blast listening to him play & sing. We've always wanted to see him with HIS band , doing his music, but have never had the chance. For those of you that don't know who he is or have never heard his music (other than this video), PLEASE buy his albums (any &/or ALL of them) & really listen to, appreciate, & help raise this massively talented musician to where he deserves to be!
Dani Hogan AMEN and thank you for your wonderful post!! :)
Dani Hogan He is so amazing. I've seen him both with the Arc Angels, the Hendrix Experience, and here in San Antonio at Sam's . Such an amazing guitarist, as well as singer….
Dani Hogan nuh he good! we all know about that boy!
Dani Hogan Right on, baby! Couldn't agree more. He stopped us all dead in our tracks.
I was at this concert
Doyle looks like he just spent 40yrs. wandering the desert, with Moses... Still sounds & plays great!
😂😂
I view this wildly talented character as a sort visionary who preaches with sound.
That's hilarious!!!!
Yas ❤🔥
Little Moses, Little Jimi
I have seen Doyle 4 times now. The first time I saw him was in 2007 I believe in Greensboro where he played a small theater, as part of the Piedmont blues festival. He had his own band (3 piece) and they were red hot and real as music gets. He wasn't all about he look at me showmanship. He performed in Blue Jeans and a plain white T shirt. He is the most gifted player I have seen up close. There is magic in his hands and he waits on it. He doesn't try to create out of thin air. He can play fast but what he does is open up his psyche and let the music come to him. He can sound like about any of the great blues players, but there has been a time during each show where his eyes are shut and I get the sense he is channelling Jimi Hendrix. Not trying to be better than anyone else, but just being authentic as a musician. He learned his craft in Texas around SRV and Albert King, etc. When he plays with Clapton he is very professional and largely stays in the shadows. What he plays as a rhythm player makes Clapton sound eminently better in my opinion. When Clapton did summon him forward in the show I saw, he played a scalding 45 second break, and all Eric could do was smile because it was astounding to everyone. Then he went right back to doing his job as a professional musician serving the song. A true professional, he does not always have to show you how good he is.... he plays to the song and the song gives the music back to Doyle. If you ever see him close up doing his own thing you will never forget it. In my opinion, his best format is with and outstanding bass player and drummer who are also committed to serving the song... His playing is built for the 3 piece. He does great power pop, rock, and killer blues in that format, much like Hendrix or Creem did in the late 60's early 70's.... But it is authentic.. he doesn't try to copy or steal from them at all...
Carl Patterson AMEN and well put!!!
+Carl Patterson I have seen him close up in small venues 3 times, as well as touring with Clapton. Never get enough of Doyle either way. You are 100% right in your comment….
+Carl Patterson One of the most true elements of the human condition is easily seen in the highest level of understanding when a cat like Doyle II just owns this seemingly from birth- he didnt have to make a down payment to a lender to build this credit- its his God given property. Very few acres of this land exist.
+CheshireCatband
... so very well said
+Carl Patterson thank you very much for writing so much detail about doyle...i think he is wonderful and only just discovered him a few months ago via youtube
One of the best guitarists to ever come out of Texas and that's saying a lot.
Grissom ain't too bad either )
Freddie King’s rendition ain’t bad either.
Was lucky enough to catch Doyle on tour with Clapton in 2007. His playing was one the many highlights of a great show.
His solo during "Got to Get Better" Damn near blew the roof off the place.
Outstanding talent. Unique and unpredictable style make him one of the great contemporary players on the scene. Mix in his soulful vocals and diverse writing abilities and this guy is the total package.
Should be far more commercially successful , but he wouldn't be the first mega talent to be ignored in favour of crap that passes for "music" these days.
BookemDano I saw Doyle Jr supporting Eric at the MEN Arena oh .. quite a few years ago now. Next time I went to see Eric, Doyle was on stage playing with Eric.
I saw that tour here in Melbourne Ozstriya . DB 2 was smoking hot, with way more fire works coming out of his axe than old Clappers could manage.
I want that poncho it looks so awesome!
Mexico.. we used to buy them in the late 60s ..hot teen thing..
And also Spaghetti Western
Look...cool ..
@@cynthiamadrid1430 Like Eastwood...
Doyle is such an unsung icon. I'm always happy to turn people on to him or just listen to him alone. As a fellow lefty, I've been a fan of Doyle since Crossroads 2003. (Now you know who Zapata (GC Jr. 2nd guitar player is going for with his sound and fashion.) I don't blame him either.
nobody here noticed that zapata is the man behind the black strat
That's King Zapata in the background. 2 greats...Doyle and Zapata
Zapata has even Doyle’s mannerisms down to a T. Not a bad influence to have...
Doyle's voice is amazing. Love this band.
Carl Peterson....Having seeing Doyle for the first time in Birmingham this past April....you are spot on!!! Amazing player....amazing how he can stay out of the major lime light....
Great version of this great classic. Doyle Bramhall is such an amazing guitar player, and what an incredible voice !
what a talent......& what a hot rendition of a classic
Doyle….he's so awesome…..Zapata is just hanging out and helping with the set up…and he gives him time in the spotlight. and Ted….omg I love this bass player...
amazing, great voice and guitar, he also played with roger waters ,"in the flesh"dvd, played all the dave Gilmour riffs amazingly,,
The baddest guitar player alive down , down ,down .
He absolutely kills it!!!
Great show last night! Thanks for posting this excellent video, Doyle is the best!
Was lucky to see him live twice , with roger waters !! Brilliant guitar player . Also thunderous bass and drums played with dinosaur bones !!! Awesome
Best version of this song I’ve heard
Beth hart and jeff beck have one just as good
Awesome performances all around. Love the solid sound, you can hear it rumbling underneath the ground despite the problems with the recording. Strong vocal and guitar, great combination.
what a LEGEND!! letting it all out!!! That's when Clapton's partner in crime gets out of the cage!
How the hell did I miss this show!!?? I did see Arc Angels before the tv debut in early 90's! This would have been sweet though!
excellent blues/rock tune!!
Shirley Ma! right down the fing road and I missed it!
Hell Yah! Going, down,down down down...down!
So good. Need to hear more of this
That's our guy from Texas! Surprised Arc Angel's got together and played in Houston!
I wonder what it would be like to be as gifted as DB2, he makes it look so easy no matter the stage. Been a fan since the Arc Angels, happened to be in Austin when they were ramping up and I'm always amazed Doyle you and yout bad ass band need to come play Las Vegas
Doyle is phenomenal... I want the bass players shirt!
REAL DEAL . Can't wait to see him in a few weeks!! I think I will LOSE MY MIND 😱 His whole band KICKS!
Doyle lets the other two guys take a long ride and stands on the side, before he takes his turn. Class, bruh. DB2 is legend.
Have mercy
thank you Sue,,,,,I was going to see him in VA but couldn't make it - take care
Now we know where Zapata's poncho look originated. Damn! smoking guitar from everyone.
@@TheArtofBlues good point! I love the way he has ZAP on his gold guitar like SRV too.
She is right! He is something else!
The man.....one of the best
Danger CT
That pancho is awesome.
It's a superpancho
i love it
Oh my ❤
Great version. Listen to the Don Nix original. A friend of mine is playing guitar on that one.
Awesome Jam!!! Thanks for sharing! :-)
Cool version!!
Man dat is good . Hendrix, bad co , stones , zz , real 60s 70s
Oh, damn! That was good.
Cool
Nice one Sue thanks
I discovered doyle watching Eric Clayton's crossroads concert.
Who want to see Doyle Bramhall II feat. Eric Gales?!?! \o/
hell yeah!!!
Yeah! Bravo!
Thanks Carl Pattersson for the info about Doyle B. I discovered him some years ago here on UA-cam. Great guitarist. And he is the spitting image of his father : - ) Smoking hot men, both of them. R I P Doyle B the first.
wow , 2 guitarist that sound ( or they try to ) exactly like Mr Bramhall .
I once was at a Stevie Ray Vaughan show and the guest guitarist was so similar to Stevie , I was
trying to figure out why he was up there .
I would just prefer to hear Doyle play 12 times around the form than adding some sound a-likes .
Rick Salt That's King Zapata and he's not a "sound alike"…he has been around for a long time and is in Gary Clark Jr's band now. I love
Doyle too, but I don't think he would have Zapata up there with him if he didn't respect the guy.
They are clearly inspired by Doyle! Zapata even did the tremolo picking thing that’s DBII’s signature.
Would love to have seen the Arc Angels do this song when he was a part of that group. He and Charlie and Double Trouble would have killed this song!
Jeff Beck too!! ✌️😁👍
The other guitarist (with the black strat) is Zapta from Gary Clark Jr.'s band!
***** Really? Jeez, I wouldn't even have recognized him outside of his GCJr "look" hahaha
***** Joey, King Zapata came with Bramhall to San Antonio a few months ago. I recognized him, but he only played 1 song with Doyle and basically set up his equipment for him, etc. I wanted to meet him so bad, but didn't have the opportunity. I was also surprised to see Zapata there, it was cool.
@@eyeta2 Was it at Sams or Floores?
Oh DIO....YEA ....HELL YEA
♥♥♥
Brilliant opening and start of this great song nu Doyle, totally to be f#d up by the other guitarists.
PDG Sue! Thank U :)
Is that Eric Zapata on guitar?
King Zapata... Gary Clark Jr's band member
Who is the guitar on far right on red strat?
Not a patch on the Freddie King original version.!
Freddie king song another Texan
Man, I can't stop watching this. Is the rest of this show available???
holy crap he is high
Man that hard rockin' awesome, what drive!!! Doyle's great but looks tired, you think?
OlBlueshound he's been thru a lot I think.
Just got out of bed by the looks of it.
omg
I'm just trying to figure out what it feels like to play leads with the strings upside down! Probably just natural for Doyle....
Doyle
Reading about his father and SRV in new book TEXAS FLOOD.
what's up with the amp switch at 2:06 , looks like the first solo is through Doyle's set up, then at 3:29 looks like Doyle reconnect .. all great players ... great band ... Doyle is just badass thanks for posting
Who is the drummer?
stevie would be proud..
Bad ass
is that Charlie Sexton on the red Strat ?
Doyle Bramhall II ii is without a doubt the best blues picker out today.Shame he is underrated,name someone better?
who is the rhythm guitarist? plays like Eric Zapata... they got that heavy blues fuzz univibe sound down.... Mato Nanji, Doyle Bramhall, Eric Zapata and this guy the rhythm guitarist... very similar styles....
That is Eric Zapata
wheres the rest of this show?
F'ing Strat-tastik!
What do you think Banammas
Saw hill last week end and Carl Patterson is correct! He was the opener for Trucks & Tedeshi & he is GOOD! played a bunch with them. Trucks has NOTHING on Doyle.
Isn't that Gary Clark Jr.s guitarist? 2:00
King Zapata....i belief it is, not shure!
Both the other guitarists sound just like him lol
By chance is that one of Stevie Ray's guitars he is playing?
Thomas Reed Number One is in Jimmie's possession.
ua-cam.com/video/vD__xK3Cyqw/v-deo.html
Its a 64 he picked up at Norm's in Cali.
Doyle’s an upside down lefty player. Definitely not Stevie’s.
When Stevie Ray died I found Doyle
Who is the bass man?
Ted Pecchio. He was in the Susan Tedeschi Band for years.
Thanks!!
Who knew John Wick played drums?
MEXI RAY VAUGHAN ON THE SECOND GUITAR!!!
Also, the back up guitarist is clearly v influenced by Doyle
it's no disrespect on my part, but his use of his thumb and fingers is very Doyle-esque!
+Cameron Hooper Freddie King style.
@@wodan1688 Freddie used finger picks.
кто на бас гитаре?
That's Ted Pecchio. He was a member of Colonel Bruce Hampton and the Codetalkers as well as the Susan Tedeschi Band.
@@susea Большое русское СПАСИБО!!! А кто в шапке?, я бы его отдельно тоже послушал. Мне очень нравится Джо Бонамасса и Гари Кларк Jr. а вот ссылка, послушай ради интереса. ua-cam.com/video/hbzLv09yuxg/v-deo.html
@@timofeibobkov9831 That's King Zapata from Gary Clark Jr's Band.
@@susea ирокез в пончо? это который индеец? ну или кто он, не знаю
A baby wanna be Hendrix😂
Lefty with upsidedown rt. Handed Guitar 🎸🎸🎸. He left handed. His Father guitar. Father rt. Handed check names Father & Felons and son can they ever get together again. ???????
Like I don know. I'm the father of a felony kid me to. Cops a have not told us together. All these years 2004 to present
mexi ray vaughan!!!
Black Crowes kinda stuff
I'd have to say he looked. sounded and (most importantly) played a lot better when I saw him with Waters and also when I saw him with Clapton. This is still great but he just doesn't seem to be as .... well, good...?
I hear you. I love DBII, and have seen him numerous times. While it's still great, he's kind of developed this droning, lower-note, warble thing over the years. Back in the day, his solos had a lot more of that signature TX Blues attack. I know we all age, but he's looking pretty rough, too. Hopefully, just the rigors of the trade, and not a by product of drugs/booze.
I'd have to disagree. DB2 is just an extremely versatile player. He's gone through these "mutations" over the years, and I love every one of them. He is also a very underrated singer. Beautiful, soulful voice with feeling. He does look a little ragged, though. He conquered addiction, and I, too hope he's in good health.
È bella anche versione di Jimmy Dawkins
...I like Doyle ...great player ...but he can't seem to find his look....lol....ps nobody tops Becks version....
Freddie King does beat anybody on this one. Jeff knows that l am certain.
No tone like Freddie.Freddie's version is the real deal.
A Pro at work.