All about the music, Buddy Guy is the most loving, giving, inspiration to me. He brought this kid on stage wen he was 7 or 8, cause hesaw what Quinn was born with. God Bless,
It's not about black and white man. It's about generosity. A genius giving the opportunity to a young talent to face the world waiting for him. My eternal respect to the king of the blues.
Buddy Guy, arguably the greatest guitar player in the world, was driving a tow truck to make ends meet when Eric Clapton brought him onto his fundraising concert, bringing him back into the public eye. Decades of Guy's career were sidelined because of incompetent management and petty jealousy among prominent musicians at Chess who (rightly) feared being upstaged. Now Guy makes sure that he does all he can to help talented young musicians get recognized. Buddy Guy is simply the greatest. As talented as is Quinn, it's difficult to rise up in today's crowded world, but getting to play alongside Buddy Guy is a BIG stage. Now we just wait to see if Quinn is the next Bonamassa or the next Buddy Guy - both of which are great artists. And then my great grandchildren can talk about who is their generation's Quinn Sullivan.
suggesting different Steve, don't know the circumstances though I feel when Buddy Guy first heard this young musician chopping some blues....he had to say WTF is this marvelous talent here shreading his elders so hard... not thinking he reached down at all cause this young futher HOF member was already soaring.... Buddy Guy is a true legend in music....
Not the first time, either. Look up Scott Holt, or better yet, go watch early 90s Buddy Guy videos. And this is really good for Buddy, too. Fresh faces bring younger audiences in, and hanging with young people helps keep you young. Jeff beck has done this with Jennifer Batten and with several bass players.
Buddy Guy is the epitome of excellence, experience and Generosity. I just watched a video of him with the late SRV! I love blues and guitars. Old City boy from Chicago 😎
Yep, same as Clapton did for Buddy, BB and the other Black musicians,. bringing them to London in 60s and paying dues to them and making sure THEIR music got acknowledged and then took em back to America where blacks didn't want to know and where there was segregation STILL! The English and British ENSURED that ended, refusing to play anywhere that had discrimination or segregation! And THATS the Story of the Blue and Rock! 👌❤️🎸😎👊
Buddy Guy is the Man! Kudos for mentoring Quin Sullivan, we will be hearing him for a long time to come. Like a young Stevie Ray Vaughn. I was listening to this on my playlist without realizing who was playing, this is sooo good!
He did Jimmy and is not even stoned...well done son. Thank you Buddy...you will forever be the King of Blues...yet you brought another soul forward...God Bless and keep you Buddy.
Watched this video at least a dozen times. Never gets old. It is like watching a master craftsman pass down trade secrets to the next generation. It is what keeps this rock spinning. Love it.
Quinn Sullivan is always so in the Zone ! His guitar is just part of his body. Thank God for these wonderful musicians, both the fathers and sons. Music transcends politics, age, race and culture. Thank you Buddy for having Quinn as a guest on your show. Love you both ‼🎸🔥🔥🔥
Buddy Guy is the GREATEST! Lucky to have the opportunity to see him live. The man is not only talented beyond recon, Hart and Passion makes him the real deal! He sees real talent in this young man.
Sick, man. And props to Buddy Guy, a black man from the deep south, for giving so much to a white kid from Massachusetts. See? We all can work together. Buddy Guy is the greatest.
really, sorta, for i didn't know any of these cats were of some kind of color...they just be playing the music that moves me...the quality of their character, i.e., their riffs, oh my, oh my!
In Chicago many years ago, The Chicago Historical Society had Buddy Guy there one evening to celebrate reopening after renovations. It was so packed that we could not get in So I played played soccer just outside with my son where we could hear him play. He was about 12 at the time and loved blues. After the concert, Buddy went out back to his van and my son raced around to get his autograph. Neither had a pen so buddy took a few photos with him and spoke to him a few minutes, treating him like gold. They don't make them any finer than Buddy. Aside from being the greatest blues player on the planet even in his eighties, he is also one of the kindest and most generous people, spreading love and peace wherever he goes.
I'm a blues fan and I play some decent blues covers myself, but this young man is an absolute blessing to us blues fans, he's incredible and he's going to carry the torch...
HOLLY SHIT! Did I just get to go to heaven or did Stevie come back? This kid is blowing me away! True talent and keeping the blues alive makes me so happy!
Holy shit!! i remember this lad form his first appearance on Ellen at age 6, look at him play now , out of this frigging world and cudos to the legend Buddy Guy. this is what dreams are made of!
a young talent with a great master of blues and plus so gentle, mr buddy guy all my respect for you and give him all your secrets and u will have a great sucessor ... this young man have a talent incredible.
Thank God there are young people out there who love and want to carry on the great tradition of The Blues. We love the sets with SRV and Buddy Guy, but I'm glad the next generation can learn from the Masters and ensure a proper transferring of the art to future generations. Thank You Buddy and God Bless You Quinn!!!
Kenneth R. Hackney I saw Bo Diddley play when I was 16. I was like Day-um....hooked since then. Spotify is great for finding unsung blues artists. Check out Vince Agwanda.....
NO REGRETS spending 14:25 minutes of my life watching this video! Thank you so much sir #BuddyGuy !! helping the kid out made you the stuffs of the Gods! (Guitar gods that is!)
My husband and I were at that concert! We enjoyed Quinn Sullivan's performance so much that we went to see him at Highline Ballroom the following weekend.
I knew from the first note Quinn played and he's style of playing that SRV had a major impact/influence on him. Most enjoyable Quinn. I think Stevie would be proud. I know we're very proud of you!
Truly awesome performance !! You cannot go wrong when Buddy has your back .He has given and contributed so much to all,of our appreciation of the blues and helping other artists to.
Ok Amen , I can tell there's a whole lot more coming from this and young man thank you buddy for helping him out! Quinn the best of luck to you my friend you made another fan stay with it I'm so jealous love old man blue
@@electric8668 No I'm not like you , I dont turn everything I see into a race war , I just enjoyed watching the music , You on the other hand are a pain in the arse who has to turn everything into a fucking history lesson, YOU are a bore.!!!
Had the privilege of seeing Buddy at the old lion a number of years ago blew a joint in front of the stage he sniffed it out and did a killa solo for us never forgot it it was wild
Buddy Guy is MR BLUES! I am transported to another place when I listen to him. Quinny is going to keep blues alive. Bloody fantastic.How could you go on without the great talent of these guys. Fantastic listening. God said Buddy you look after the blues for me!! And so it was! Chris Gear from Western Australia
Years ago at the Kingston Mines in Chicago on Monday nights was jam night. All the blues players in town would show up there. Never know who was gonna show up. Buddy, Muddy, Sugar Blue, Willie Dixon, Jr., Erwin Helfer, Jimmy Johnson, Koko Taylor, Howard Levy, Corky Siegal. It was like blues And1 pickup basketball game. I'd grab a beer and stand in the back. Some of the best music ever was on those Monday nights. Musicians just reaching back for a little extra for one another. Brought a friend along one night. Buddy got up and needed a bass player. My friend hollars, "Hey Buddy, my friend here plays bass real good." Buddy says, "Well, c'mon up young man." My friend shoved me out. He was laughing...I wasn't. I didn't have a bass so someone sticks an orange Rickenbacker in my hands. The strap was too long. The bass was heavy and awkward. I 'played' bass, but wasn't a bass player. I was a roots, blues, folk, bluegrass acoustic player, mostly. I plug in and Buddy says, "Everyday in B flat. On the five." WHAM the whole band kicks into Everyday I Have The Blues and I bust out my best Chris Squire, busy, paid by the note, lead bass. Nervous, but happy. About halfway through the song during the organ solo Buddy leans into me as says, "Boy, if you don't slow down and put some bottom on that rig? I'm gonna put that treble pot up yo' ass." Then he breaks into a big smile and winks at me. I did what he said. lol That was in 1989. 30+ years ago. When we came off he said, "Nice job, youngblood." He was just being nice. lol National treasure. Bringing the young ones along.
That's cool!! I used to go there for shows back in the late 60s and they always had great shows!! Buddy still plays there among others. But we're getting pretty old!!
ah, the mines. dear to my heart that place. another one - i used to go to the checkerboard lounge - once saw buddy chew out junior wells at the bar for being loaded on stage during junior's break. was a great show anyway. that place was something else - ladies from down the block would just walk down there in the summertime and dance in their fuzzy slippers (lol), sometimes there was a guy with a cart selling pig skins outside... man... in a small room with some of the greats. i missed the time that muddy showed up with the stones just by a few days. dammit!!
Saw Quinn at the Telluride Blues añd brews in Sept. What an accomplished player. I had a seat in the balcony just above the band. Quinn, you killed it. What a show. Your grading is too cool.
have seen this kid with Buddy about 5 years ago. the show I was at. Quinn opened up the show for Buddy. Quinn came out that night wearing an old Frank Zappa apostrophe t-shirt. while played on Stage
I know can’t believe it’s been 10 years now watching Quinn grow into such a great performer. Love that Buddy Guy took him under his wing and made sure he was known to the world.
I caught a show last week @ Coach House with Quinn Sullivan & Buddy Guy. It was mind blowing, Buddy Guy is 82 and played for hours slammin' the blues. Quinn is a great compliment to the show at 19 - he kills it. I bought Buddy Guy's (signed) new double album "The Blues is Alive and Well" and it's Pure blues. This is a tour not to be missed!
Buddy Guy is THE GUY!!! This is what entertainment is supposed to be! That kid can sure f'ing play alright! Great video- Thank you for putting it up on UA-cam.
There’s only one Buddy Guy, and it’s admiral that he takes these young guys with him to get them recognized. Quinn Sullivan is indeed on his way to greatness! His style and abilities put him on the same path as Clapton, he seldom looks at the guitar, is creative and is developing his own style while paying homage to the masters!
I was just watching Buddy Guy and Stevie Ray Vaughn. What a show. This is GREAT! Thanks for the video. Jim, City boy from Chicago. 59 years young now. As long as I can watch music like this. Made my evening!😎👍 Put my COOL Face on. Thanks.
Brings happy Blues tears to my heart.
All about the music, Buddy Guy is the most loving, giving, inspiration to me. He brought this kid on stage wen he was 7 or 8, cause hesaw what Quinn was born with. God Bless,
It's not about black and white man. It's about generosity. A genius giving the opportunity to a young talent to face the world waiting for him. My eternal respect to the king of the blues.
Indeed, bro. He's a great man.
❤️
Instablaster...
Had the pleasure of seeing Buddy and Quinn at Hoyt Sherman Pace.. Doesn't matter what your skin color is.WE all get the Blues. Be safe.
Skin color has absolutely nothing to do with this.. it's 2 men sharing musical vibes.
Buddy Guy smilin' like a proud grandpa! Man! that kid has it!
When I see a legend like Buddy Guy reach down and help a 'new kid'...that makes you even more legendary in my eyes.
Buddy Guy, arguably the greatest guitar player in the world, was driving a tow truck to make ends meet when Eric Clapton brought him onto his fundraising concert, bringing him back into the public eye. Decades of Guy's career were sidelined because of incompetent management and petty jealousy among prominent musicians at Chess who (rightly) feared being upstaged. Now Guy makes sure that he does all he can to help talented young musicians get recognized. Buddy Guy is simply the greatest. As talented as is Quinn, it's difficult to rise up in today's crowded world, but getting to play alongside Buddy Guy is a BIG stage. Now we just wait to see if Quinn is the next Bonamassa or the next Buddy Guy - both of which are great artists.
And then my great grandchildren can talk about who is their generation's Quinn Sullivan.
suggesting different Steve, don't know the circumstances though I feel when Buddy Guy first heard this young musician chopping some blues....he had to say WTF is this marvelous talent here shreading his elders so hard... not thinking he reached down at all cause this young futher HOF member was already soaring.... Buddy Guy is a true legend in music....
Nope
Not the first time, either. Look up Scott Holt, or better yet, go watch early 90s Buddy Guy videos.
And this is really good for Buddy, too. Fresh faces bring younger audiences in, and hanging with young people helps keep you young. Jeff beck has done this with Jennifer Batten and with several bass players.
Amen
Buddy is such a national treasure. He sees no color because he's a true musician!!!!!
Correction……….. “He’s a true Man”.
Buddy Guy is the soul of generosity, giving Quinn the spotlight. Just goes to show that all that matters is the music.
Buddy Guy is the epitome of excellence, experience and Generosity. I just watched a video of him with the late SRV! I love blues and guitars. Old City boy from Chicago 😎
Word. Up.
SRV is my favorite of all time, but, there are a ton of greats that brought those boys up and you can see how much SRV and Buddy loves them.
Quinn Sullivan is Massachussetts' Stevie Ray Vaugn.
Yep, same as Clapton did for Buddy, BB and the other Black musicians,. bringing them to London in 60s and paying dues to them and making sure THEIR music got acknowledged and then took em back to America where blacks didn't want to know and where there was segregation STILL! The English and British ENSURED that ended, refusing to play anywhere that had discrimination or segregation! And THATS the Story of the Blue and Rock! 👌❤️🎸😎👊
You can tell this kid feels that music deep down in his soul
Agree 💯 percent!
In the depths 😊
Just when you think that you can't like Buddy Guy even more..... What a class act!
Buddy Guy is the Man! Kudos for mentoring Quin Sullivan, we will be hearing him for a long time to come. Like a young Stevie Ray Vaughn. I was listening to this on my playlist without realizing who was playing, this is sooo good!
I can’t wait to see Quinn in concert. He’s going to be BIG! So much respect for him.
Buddy Guy and Quiin Sulivan. Beautiful meeting of generations. Blues like samba never die!
My body and mind is just blown away into another dimension
He did Jimmy and is not even stoned...well done son. Thank you Buddy...you will forever be the King of Blues...yet you brought another soul forward...God Bless and keep you Buddy.
Passing the torch. Buddy Guy is a National hero Legend!
Incredible. Not just the guitar skills of the kid,but the whole damned experience!
It's amazing how good musicians make a good musician that much better.
The drummer is just pushing him
Tim Austin, brilliant drummer and man. Sadly passed in 2019.
What a dynamo…. Plays with such ease…. Mighty Quinn ❤
Watched this video at least a dozen times. Never gets old. It is like watching a master craftsman pass down trade secrets to the next generation. It is what keeps this rock spinning. Love it.
😊💜☮️🎼🎸🙏🌈
Helping the youngsters so the blues never dies. That’s what this is.
Quinn Sullivan is always so in the Zone ! His guitar is just part of his body. Thank God for these wonderful musicians, both the fathers and sons. Music transcends politics, age, race and culture. Thank you Buddy for having Quinn as a guest on your show. Love you both ‼🎸🔥🔥🔥
If we could get rid of the politics & just keep the music maybe people would be a little less prone to trying to end civilization.
Buddy Guy is the GREATEST! Lucky to have the opportunity to see him live. The man is not only talented beyond recon, Hart and Passion makes him the real deal!
He sees real talent in this young man.
Sick, man. And props to Buddy Guy, a black man from the deep south, for giving so much to a white kid from Massachusetts. See? We all can work together. Buddy Guy is the greatest.
Right on...Music knows no color.
art and music transcends all
really, sorta, for i didn't know any of these cats were of some kind of color...they just be playing the music that moves me...the quality of their character, i.e., their riffs, oh my, oh my!
Ok Buddy Do your thing from John Scott
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In Chicago many years ago, The Chicago Historical Society had Buddy Guy there one evening to celebrate reopening after renovations. It was so packed that we could not get in So I played played soccer just outside with my son where we could hear him play. He was about 12 at the time and loved blues. After the concert, Buddy went out back to his van and my son raced around to get his autograph. Neither had a pen so buddy took a few photos with him and spoke to him a few minutes, treating him like gold. They don't make them any finer than Buddy. Aside from being the greatest blues player on the planet even in his eighties, he is also one of the kindest and most generous people, spreading love and peace wherever he goes.
I'm a blues fan and I play some decent blues covers myself, but this young man is an absolute blessing to us blues fans, he's incredible and he's going to carry the torch...
I agree- Buddy Guy so kind and generous to have this guy along with him. Sign of a true master.
Mad props. I've always love the blues, and you can NOT lay a lick like this unless it's in you. Your going places young man, AINT NO DOUBT!!!!
When Buddy Guy puts his hands in his pocket and just smiles listening -you kid are a BIG deal!!!
Passing The Blues Torch on my Friends ..Buddy's a True true Legend All my Respect Soft Spoken Great Man ..
That's class, that's talent, that's how legends are made, the blues will live forever 😊
HOLLY SHIT! Did I just get to go to heaven or did Stevie come back? This kid is blowing me away! True talent and keeping the blues alive makes me so happy!
Stevie Ray reincarnated?
@@philgoodpaster3161Kinda been wondering who this kid might have been last time around. Someone who wasn't done yet?
There's something about a Strat and blues...….goose bumps!
The Iceman Albert Collins did ok "cough" with a Tele :) lol
Holy shit!! i remember this lad form his first appearance on Ellen at age 6, look at him play now , out of this frigging world and cudos to the legend Buddy Guy. this is what dreams are made of!
Quinn Sullivan has true passion. He "FEELS" his music.
a young talent with a great master of blues and plus so gentle, mr buddy guy all my respect for you and give him all your secrets and u will have a great sucessor ... this young man have a talent incredible.
Buddys face is so priceless when Quinn takes off!! What a Guy!
This kid loves what he's doing it's all over his face this is great
With this kids range of music, He will undoubtedly become the greatest guitar player of all time.
Buddy Guy Is 82 now and still Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!
Adrian Avila That he is!
Adrian Avila Buddy Guy is 82 and we love you ✨💜✨
Grateful ✨💜✨for noticing this new comer/ humble 💋
Thank God there are young people out there who love and want to carry on the great tradition of The Blues. We love the sets with SRV and Buddy Guy, but I'm glad the next generation can learn from the Masters and ensure a proper transferring of the art to future generations. Thank You Buddy and God Bless You Quinn!!!
Kenneth R. Hackney I saw Bo Diddley play when I was 16. I was like Day-um....hooked since then. Spotify is great for finding unsung blues artists. Check out Vince Agwanda.....
NO REGRETS spending 14:25 minutes of my life watching this video!
Thank you so much sir #BuddyGuy !! helping the kid out made you the stuffs of the Gods! (Guitar gods that is!)
Young blood to carry on our beloved BLUES! Thank you Buddy!
They played together when he was 7 yrs old....10 yrs later they jammed again...kid will be legendary
My husband and I were at that concert! We enjoyed Quinn Sullivan's performance so much that we went to see him at Highline Ballroom the following weekend.
😊💜☮️🎼🎸🙏🌈
@@mhardiman4987 Were you there also?
Buddy is one very generous man. God Bless him.
Are you kidding me.... Damn are you listening to this..... It starts with..a....h.... One hell of a piece of History.....❤
A Master Class from a Legend such a rare opportunity this young man prodigy has and you can tell he loves every second of it
music, food, and love bring us all together... awesome..
Wow Buddy Guy Thanks for Sharing this Young Talented Artist'' Quinn'' He's going to be around for a long long time yet with that Talent.
It's gonna be good to see this kid in the future n what he brings to he stage,,,,,talent on a whole other level,,,beautiful
I knew from the first note Quinn played and he's style of playing that SRV had a major impact/influence on him. Most enjoyable Quinn. I think Stevie would be proud. I know we're very proud of you!
That's the first thing I thought.
I don't hear SRV,
Clapton yes, maybe some Otis Rush
Vaughan no.
Absolutely bloody phenomenal ! Peace everybody. We Can live together.
You can see he feels the music when he plays it. That's a beautiful thing.
Mr. Guy, you have found a Truly Talented young Artist!
Kudos to You and Thank You, Sir!
Truly awesome performance !! You cannot go wrong when Buddy has your back .He has given and contributed so much to all,of our appreciation of the blues and helping other artists to.
Old and black or young and white ... It don't matter if you feel the blues.
Ok Amen , I can tell there's a whole lot more coming from this and young man thank you buddy for helping him out! Quinn the best of luck to you my friend you made another fan stay with it I'm so jealous love old man blue
No such thing as black or white man smh
WHO THAT YOUNG KAT LOOK LIKE A YOUNG REINCARNATED STEVEY RAY VAUGHN. LOOK AT THE FACE AND MOVES. STEVEY DIED B4 THIS KID WAS HATCHED .
neither race or gender if your black or white male or female and if you feel it well wow and as you say neither does age matter
If the entire world listened to the Blues it would be a better place.
There's no color in the blues... from BB King to SRV to Buddy Guy and now this new kid... it's do you feel it.
Drayton Jaymes And yes I feel it! As with the Teskey Brothers! Yes I always know!
Sure it is is called Blues, created by Blacks because whites treats them so so bad.
@@electric8668 YAWN , Zzzzzzzz, Boring !!!
@@stuartblack6803 Yeah I'm sure clown you want to deny Blacks created Blues and most every other music in America.
@@electric8668 No I'm not like you , I dont turn everything I see into a race war , I just enjoyed watching the music , You on the other hand are a pain in the arse who has to turn everything into a fucking history lesson, YOU are a bore.!!!
Had the privilege of seeing Buddy at the old lion a number of years ago blew a joint in front of the stage he sniffed it out and did a killa solo for us never forgot it it was wild
Buddy you are a Legend. And you just introduced an up & coming one.God has blessed you both with unbelievable talents.
Im so glad the blues is still alive..cause it's in the soul...for real
The kid is good, and I approve of his choice of guitar, my favorite! And the endorsement of Buddy Guy puts him over the top.
Buddy Guy is MR BLUES! I am transported to another place when I listen to him. Quinny is going to keep blues alive. Bloody fantastic.How could you go on without the great talent of these guys. Fantastic listening. God said Buddy you look after the blues for me!! And so it was! Chris Gear from Western Australia
Years ago at the Kingston Mines in Chicago on Monday nights was jam night. All the blues players in town would show up there. Never know who was gonna show up. Buddy, Muddy, Sugar Blue, Willie Dixon, Jr., Erwin Helfer, Jimmy Johnson, Koko Taylor, Howard Levy, Corky Siegal. It was like blues And1 pickup basketball game. I'd grab a beer and stand in the back. Some of the best music ever was on those Monday nights. Musicians just reaching back for a little extra for one another.
Brought a friend along one night. Buddy got up and needed a bass player. My friend hollars, "Hey Buddy, my friend here plays bass real good." Buddy says, "Well, c'mon up young man." My friend shoved me out. He was laughing...I wasn't. I didn't have a bass so someone sticks an orange Rickenbacker in my hands. The strap was too long. The bass was heavy and awkward. I 'played' bass, but wasn't a bass player. I was a roots, blues, folk, bluegrass acoustic player, mostly.
I plug in and Buddy says, "Everyday in B flat. On the five." WHAM the whole band kicks into Everyday I Have The Blues and I bust out my best Chris Squire, busy, paid by the note, lead bass. Nervous, but happy. About halfway through the song during the organ solo Buddy leans into me as says, "Boy, if you don't slow down and put some bottom on that rig? I'm gonna put that treble pot up yo' ass." Then he breaks into a big smile and winks at me. I did what he said. lol That was in 1989. 30+ years ago. When we came off he said, "Nice job, youngblood." He was just being nice. lol National treasure. Bringing the young ones along.
That's cool!! I used to go there for shows back in the late 60s and they always had great shows!! Buddy still plays there among others. But we're getting pretty old!!
ah, the mines. dear to my heart that place.
another one - i used to go to the checkerboard lounge - once saw buddy chew out junior wells at the bar for being loaded on stage during junior's break. was a great show anyway. that place was something else - ladies from down the block would just walk down there in the summertime and dance in their fuzzy slippers (lol), sometimes there was a guy with a cart selling pig skins outside... man... in a small room with some of the greats.
i missed the time that muddy showed up with the stones just by a few days.
dammit!!
The LEGEND MR. BUDDY GUY, oh ya and his protege Quinn Sullivan. Awesome, simply awesome to see and hear.
Saw Quinn at the Telluride Blues añd brews in Sept. What an accomplished player. I had a seat in the balcony just above the band. Quinn, you killed it. What a show. Your grading is too cool.
Buddy Guy I love the way you push these young kids and play this music makes me very happy
Buddy Guy... Be Blessed you're a Magnificent Human Being and Outstanding Musician....This Kid insane musician as well!!!
The look on Buddy´s eyes around minute 9:24 says it all... AMAZING
Buddy Guy on of the greatest guitar players of all time
I think Buddy's best work was on Muddy Water's Folk Singer album.
have seen this kid with Buddy about 5 years ago. the show I was at. Quinn opened up the show for Buddy. Quinn came out that night wearing an old Frank Zappa apostrophe t-shirt. while played on Stage
The "F" word, used properly and timed properly, is poetic....thanks for posting.
Saw these two a couple of years ago. The kid’s got it for sure, but seems not to have let it go to his head, and Buddy Guy, well, he’s just legendary.
I hope I live long enough to see Quinn realize his full potential. It's been awesome watching him develop via U-tube from a mere child.
just discovered him. Amazing!
I know can’t believe it’s been 10 years now watching Quinn grow into such a great performer. Love that Buddy Guy took him under his wing and made sure he was known to the world.
What I would love ta know is who the fuck the 66thumbs down are ? That was Magical ,Kid is Insanely Phenomenal so is Buddy
KEEPERS fuck the 77 haters!
I think he at his full potential on any given day, by the grace and strength and talent that God alone has provided.
Kid gave this 70yr.old the shivers
..awesome
I’ve seen him a few times now! NEVER disappoints! He’s not even old enough to buy beer yet!! Let that sink in! Lol!
Buddy is blowing people away at 80. And keeping it innovative. Unreal.
Love buddy guy. I've been listening to him for 40 years and he's the one of the best, thank you dear lord for giving us men like this.
Music is full of colors, only genious artitsts can enjoy it. great BUDDY is the spiritual dad of Quinn since his childhood.
Makes tears in my eyes and shivers on my arms. Amazing
I caught a show last week @ Coach House with Quinn Sullivan & Buddy Guy. It was mind blowing, Buddy Guy is 82 and played for hours slammin' the blues. Quinn is a great compliment to the show at 19 - he kills it. I bought Buddy Guy's (signed) new double album "The Blues is Alive and Well" and it's Pure blues. This is a tour not to be missed!
I agree. I've seen many concerts but, I thoroughly enjoyed this show. Plus I got Quinn to sign my guitar.
The future of blues guitar is in good hands!! Thanks for uploading this. And I love me some Buddy Guy!
I saw them 14 years ago. They were fabulous then too! So much talent!
A prodigy for sure! He doesn’t even read music! Need to see him in person! Nice work Quinn!
Buddy Guy is THE GUY!!! This is what entertainment is supposed to be! That kid can sure f'ing play alright! Great video- Thank you for putting it up on UA-cam.
Whoa, gave me chills. Excellent player.
Buddy introduces Quinn, takes a drink and sees it's good. Great to watch!
Spent a solid 20yrs so far & this kid has a crazy fluency
MORE than excellent...inspired!! And inspiring. You knowd it Buddy!
There’s only one Buddy Guy, and it’s admiral that he takes these young guys with him to get them recognized. Quinn Sullivan is indeed on his way to greatness! His style and abilities put him on the same path as Clapton, he seldom looks at the guitar, is creative and is developing his own style while paying homage to the masters!
so happy to see brilliant young guitarist ALIVE AND WELL!!♡★♡★♡★♡★♡★
Buddy Buddy just knows great genuine talent! He is the best mentor around. Quinn Sullivan is for real folks!!❤🎸🎸
I was just watching Buddy Guy and Stevie Ray Vaughn. What a show. This is GREAT! Thanks for the video. Jim, City boy from Chicago. 59 years young now. As long as I can watch music like this. Made my evening!😎👍 Put my COOL Face on. Thanks.
Wow!!! Quinn is a great blues guitarist . A bright future .. Will be keeping my eyes and ears out for him.
Buddy guy awesomeness at it's maximum 😎
Thanks for posting this. I was depressed till this brought me back!
Bb king and buddy guy are the hard bluesman this kid will be the next hope for a blues music
No one can replace Buddy Guy. He can be imitated but not duplicated.
Amazing
...... dont know what else can be said...left speachless
You guys are so legend.💝🎺🎤🥁🎹📯🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🪘
Absolutely Mind Boggling ,, Mind Blowing Guitar Player !!!!!
That is just an awesome thing. A passion for music bringing together two people from different places, and different eras.