omg don't it though I actually have to take a deep breath after its over and I"ve listened to it 20 times already and with headphones it gets even worse I love how it slowly cools down at the end damn I gota smoke a Marlboro red
I met Warren in '91 at the Gorge right after he joined the Allman Bros. Band. He was standing over by the fence alone and I struck up a conversation with him. Quite a good soul and one of America's best guitarists.
I posted on this 7 years ago, the same has been replicated by the same musicians for several years since……. This is the definitive version and still one of the best things ever posted on UA-cam, I’ve just listened to it with my son who is sixteen now, thankfully his generation are getting it…
There can only ever be one Neil Young. Ever. But our man Warren draws the soul of the music out into the fire of this performance that stands right beside Neil's sublime playing on one of his great masterpieces. Thanks to DMB!
Tim Reynolds is one of the most underrated guitarists. Dude can play anything and do it and the top of the game. He shreds acoustic harder than anyone I've seen since the heyday of music in the 60s and 70s.
There is an indie band called Built to Spill that does a live version of Cortez which is absolutely on par with this version.First time I heard this cover and I really enjoyed it. Cudos to Warren for this great performance.Neil's original is still my favorite.
WOW!!!!!! You know Neil is lovin what they did with his song! They slayed that Dragon!!! I agree with Richard's comment (6 below me) This is the best I've ever seen on UA-cam.
+Kat Mertens Have you seen Grace Potter and Satriani? Just wondering. It is the "stand out" best in my opinion...and I love these guys...and of course I love ol' Neil. ;-)
Very nice...wish I could've seen this live. I really like it, at 1:05. Warren says "here I am! Let's go." ETA; I love the cinematography and editing. Well done!
this is a beautiful beautiful version of this song..kudos WH and DMB....but, and there is a but...we all know and the end of the night and with the volume turned to up 11 we all end up at the same place....the original....Neil Young is the actual legend....
Covers of Neil's songs always make me a little uncomfortable (just HOW badly can can it be messed up?) However - Cortex feels like it was written for Wayne and DMB to take to a place of their very own. LOVE IT
"Cortez the Killer" is a song by Neil Young from his 1975 album, Zuma. It was recorded with the band Crazy Horse It has since been ranked #39 on Guitar World's 100 Greatest Guitar Solos and #329 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. Young has stated in concert that he wrote the song while studying history in high school in Winnipeg. According to Young's notes for the album Decade, the song was banned in Spain under Francisco Franco. According to El País and book author Xavier Valiño, the album Zuma was released in Spain in full following Franco's death, with the song renamed to the less inflammatory title "Cortez." ~~~ I ... LOVE IT 2 !!!
Goose Bumps, have to say Neil would be proud just like he is about "Type o Negatives" cover of "Cinnamon Girl" one of the few artists left that appreciates the way other artists interpret his songs.
The song is typical of the Zuma album - simple, big chords and a bass line that sometimes becomes very powerful and fades again. The song repeats the chords Em7, D and Am7sus4 while Hayes adds his signature solos throughout. It is played in double drop D (DADGBD).
No, he should sing it with Alicia Chakur. (Don't know if I spelled her name right.) Their cover of I'd Rather Go Blind, at the Mountain Fest, is the best I've heard.
June Johnson Too bad you can't enjoy it for having your thoughts interrupted by the sour tones of those musicians of today who arent up to this,,,,,,because you say so. Just stop the whining. You remind me of my parents whining about me listening to anything but Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Bing Crosby, and others at about the time the Beatles and Stones were making their presence known,,,,,,with so much more to come. And every generation has their disgruntled members who think they are the only arbiters of what, 'real,' music is and you are at almost every video I watch and I can't help but wonder why the fuck you even bother. PS- I dig Frank. Two of my adult son's do too but I won't bother telling you about how they waste their time with contemporary music of today
When Neil was in his prime, he could play his own song better than anyone. His harmonics and chords and multi note picks in his Les Paul were just unique. And..Neil’s voice was and is just wonderful. btw, Dave Matthews is just useless. Warren rocks as usual.
How many times you seen Warren live? Only like 15-20 myself which is very few but i can tell you he is far better than good! I was at the Bonnaroo way back when every band there asked him to stand in for a few songs as a nod to his exceptional playing. I was also at a Gov Mule show in Nola for jazzfest when like 20 amazing artist made guest appearances at his late night show so I can assure you that his peers think very highly of Warren Haynes. That's the kind of respect given to greatness and this was like 15yrs ago.
Was there at this show trippin balls. Still the best song of any concert I’ve ever seen. Thank you for this
This cover absolutely took my breath away!
omg don't it though I actually have to take a deep breath after its over and I"ve listened to it 20 times already and with headphones it gets even worse I love how it slowly cools down at the end damn I gota smoke a Marlboro red
The Best cover ever!! Wow what a talent! I love that guy, You kick serious ass Warren!!
I met Warren in '91 at the Gorge right after he joined the Allman Bros. Band. He was standing over by the fence alone and I struck up a conversation with him. Quite a good soul and one of America's best guitarists.
If Warren Haynes doesn't make it to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame they should tear the damn thing down.
@@georgecamp1308 they should tear it down anyway!
Warren just makes any song where he steps on stage. What a talent.
Warren Haynes...the more i see/hear him, the more I like him! Fantastic musician!!
Steve Woan up there with the greatest of all time I would say!!!!!
I posted on this 7 years ago, the same has been replicated by the same musicians for several years since……. This is the definitive version and still one of the best things ever posted on UA-cam, I’ve just listened to it with my son who is sixteen now, thankfully his generation are getting it…
How could you not love this ?
Just came to pay this memory a visit to all who were there thanks for the love and good energy it was a special night
There can only ever be one Neil Young. Ever. But our man Warren draws the soul of the music out into the fire of this performance
that stands right beside Neil's sublime playing on one of his great masterpieces. Thanks to DMB!
Tim Reynolds is one of the most underrated guitarists. Dude can play anything and do it and the top of the game. He shreds acoustic harder than anyone I've seen since the heyday of music in the 60s and 70s.
Just an absolutely amazing performance! Warren kills it on this song
that´s one of the most beautiful les pauls i´ve seen in my life.
Warren = GUITAR GOD!!! So. Much. Pure. Talent.
There is an indie band called Built to Spill that does a live version of Cortez which is absolutely on par with this version.First time I heard this cover and I really enjoyed it. Cudos to Warren for this great performance.Neil's original is still my favorite.
WOW!!!!!! You know Neil is lovin what they did with his song! They slayed that Dragon!!!
I agree with Richard's comment (6 below me) This is the best I've ever seen on UA-cam.
+Kat Mertens Have you seen Grace Potter and Satriani? Just wondering. It is the "stand out" best in my opinion...and I love these guys...and of course I love ol' Neil. ;-)
+Kat Mertens Yes...this is sweet! Warren is the man!!! My 2nd favorite that I have seen!!!!
i looked gor Richard's comment. Could not find it.
vaya tremendas guitarras llorando literalmente con verdadero sentimiento enmarcando este bello poema de Neil Young ! Llora mi corazón!!!!.
this is one of the best things ive ever found on youtube. WOW !!! WOW !
Uhuru check out Grace Potter and Joe Satriani do it. Much better period.
They came across the water!!!! Only Warren Haynes can bring it out like that!!! WOW!!
awesome video very special thanks from the netherlands.
My favorite piece of music of all time
Warren Haynes ... Awesome !!!!
God damn Warren!
Warren +Gibson+Marshall = sonzeira nota 1000
Very nice...wish I could've seen this live.
I really like it, at 1:05. Warren says "here I am! Let's go."
ETA; I love the cinematography and editing. Well done!
this is a beautiful beautiful version of this song..kudos WH and DMB....but, and there is a but...we all know and the end of the night and with the volume turned to up 11 we all end up at the same place....the original....Neil Young is the actual legend....
Quanto mais te ouço, mais te bebo, oh música sem fim
all I can say is wow. guitargasm.
I was there for this. It was an amazing night.
Damn. Nice compilation!
Thanks for this.
Covers of Neil's songs always make me a little uncomfortable (just HOW badly can can it be messed up?) However - Cortex feels like it was written for Wayne and DMB to take to a place of their very own. LOVE IT
"Cortez the Killer" is a song by Neil Young from his 1975 album, Zuma. It was recorded with the band Crazy Horse It has since been ranked #39 on Guitar World's 100 Greatest Guitar Solos and #329 on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
Young has stated in concert that he wrote the song while studying history in high school in Winnipeg. According to Young's notes for the album Decade, the song was banned in Spain under Francisco Franco. According to El País and book author Xavier Valiño, the album Zuma was released in Spain in full following Franco's death, with the song renamed to the less inflammatory title "Cortez." ~~~ I ... LOVE IT 2 !!!
Totally blown away by bothWarren & Dave on this rendition of Cortez
I can't find a word strong enough to describe the impact of this gem. my goodness t is such an INCREDIBLE song.
I was thinking the same thing - beautiful to watch
Gran version de W.Haynes!!! genial.
Dipped in Tone brought me here. WOW!
Goose Bumps, have to say Neil would be proud just like he is about "Type o Negatives" cover of "Cinnamon Girl" one of the few artists left that appreciates the way other artists interpret his songs.
My God, anyone that loves guitar would have to love this, and anyone that knocks their playing is just plain idiots....
Susan Reed Wow. You assume someone is going to knock this? And who cares if anyone does?
I love guitar...and this😀
Warren does a great job with this song period. Huge fan of Neil, but Warren does the singing with his guitar.
Impresionante 👍👏👏👏
best niel young song, ever
what a stupit thing to say...
Just, WOW!
What I wouldn't do to experience this song in person ;-;
warren is one of the best strato caster players in the hiistory of the world!
You can see Dave's respect for Warren almost everytime he watches him play!
The song is typical of the Zuma album - simple, big chords and a bass line that sometimes becomes very powerful and fades again. The song repeats the chords Em7, D and Am7sus4 while Hayes adds his signature solos throughout. It is played in double drop D (DADGBD).
Love Warren, Love Neil... Never understood the appeal of Dave Matthews..
Warren n Tim killin it ❤️✌🏼️
Warren the last of the Gods
He really is...one of the last few "real" blues musicians that have that old Southern/R&B groove. A true master
2 words of encouragement.... MARCUS KING!
Excellent!!! 👍👍
This is great
Beauford makes a good song PERFECT.
these two guys... dang... just dang.
Tears..
Just Wow..........
thats great!
Favorite Neil Young song but I believe this cover to be way better. That's saying a lot considering how fantastic Neil's version is.
Hey, what about Dicky Betts too! He is certainly part of the grandeur that we have just witnessed,.
This song needs to be covered by Warren & Grace Potter
No, he should sing it with Alicia Chakur. (Don't know if I spelled her name right.) Their cover of I'd Rather Go Blind, at the Mountain Fest, is the best I've heard.
Listen to Potter and Satriani do it
I spell magic......Tim Reynolds and Warren Haynes on the same stage.
Partway through an advert interrupts Warren’s solo with a load of rappers on about shit!
SUBLIME 👏👏👏
Neil should be extremely proud!!
WOW..... (enough said)
Who would not like this???
gratefuldocjay seems there's an echo in here
i started to play along with this one, but i stopped to listen to the wonderful playing these boys do. so soft yet so powerful.
SaaWeet Sunday morning coffee jams💜✌ty
auch mal zu erwähnen...der supertrommler carter beauford!!!
Little mouse plays like hell. 7.33
Hit the road Anton Bruckner...............!
This was destined to be.
sound cheking problem bass part is little high tension .anyways nice playing good harmony . from s. korea
Warren can smoke that thing.
this is so good ,,makes todays music really suck pardon my lanuage
June Johnson Too bad you can't enjoy it for having your thoughts interrupted by the sour tones of those musicians of today who arent up to this,,,,,,because you say so.
Just stop the whining. You remind me of my parents whining about me listening to anything but Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Bing Crosby, and others at about the time the Beatles and Stones were making their presence known,,,,,,with so much more to come.
And every generation has their disgruntled members who think they are the only arbiters of what, 'real,' music is and you are at almost every video I watch and I can't help but wonder why the fuck you even bother.
PS- I dig Frank. Two of my adult son's do too but I won't bother telling you about how they waste their time with contemporary music of today
Ross Smith chill out, so she has an opinion what’s the big deal
eat your heart out yngwie malmsteen
he sings good lol
Warren looks like PAPPO but finner.. if u dont know who papo was, ask google
ownership..
In Portuguese... Uma Les Paul na mão de um mago.... Mais nada...
Wow...This is so fantastic it's almost like it's not real.
Great band, great cover. Missing a little of Neils grunginess......... great cover though.....
Yeah haynes needs to ditch that diaz and stick to that silky smooth soldano
Don't like the tone of Haynes' Les Paul on this song...especially after listening to the Central Park version...still very good.
Jesus Christ.
When Neil was in his prime, he could play his own song better than anyone. His harmonics and chords and multi note picks in his Les Paul were just unique. And..Neil’s voice was and is just wonderful. btw, Dave Matthews is just useless. Warren rocks as usual.
Einmalig - besser geht's nicht!
He is good but not great like David Gilmour, check out my channel any song will bet him
How many times you seen Warren live? Only like 15-20 myself which is very few but i can tell you he is far better than good! I was at the Bonnaroo way back when every band there asked him to stand in for a few songs as a nod to his exceptional playing. I was also at a Gov Mule show in Nola for jazzfest when like 20 amazing artist made guest appearances at his late night show so I can assure you that his peers think very highly of Warren Haynes. That's the kind of respect given to greatness and this was like 15yrs ago.
Уорен👏👍🏻👍🏻👏