Joe Bonamassa, Hubert Sumlin & Jimmy Vivino at Guitar Center's King of the Blues Finals
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Blues titan Joe Bonamassa performing with Hubert Sumlin (Howlin Wolf), Jimmy VIvino and Tyler Dow Bryant at Guitar Center's King of the Blues Finals. To see more video of Joe or from the King of the Blues finalists visit www.guitarcenter.com/kingoftheblues
joe looks like agent Smith from the matrix
Great bluesman, RIP Hubert Sumlin
I love how Joe proudly walks up after Tyler Bryant and you can tell he's like.. "okay kid, time for daddy to take over."
I love how Tyler played so aggressive. There was something about it that just connected with me. It was bold, different, and confident. A lot of potential in that kid...Not to mention his use of Hybrid picking was impeccable. Lol
That groove really sounds a lot like "Since I Been Loving You" by Zeppelin
Tin Pan Alley, Stevie Ray Vaughan
What a wonderful moment, and what a fantastic range of ages of players. I feel fortunate to have met Tyler Bryant, who will carry on this wonderful story that is the Blues. LOVE!
i met hubert sumlin in a club called blues in the cornfield [silvermoon]in wisconsin 20 plus years ago seen hm play many times.went outside to smoke i see hubert on otherside of the parking lot smoking a tobaco pipe he looks over says i bet what you have is better i said sure sir we sat and talked enjoyed the smoke.we got inside he got on stage and thank me.one of nicest people i have ever met.any the guy can play he doesn't use a pick thought he had 6 fingers on one hand and this a jam session
I'm not a guitar player nor a musician but I know what I like. Slow blues always seems to bring out the best and this is certainly an example. There's no place for a musician to hide under layers of other instrumentalists and vocals. Absolutely beautiful and elegant music.
I really don't get this white guy ,black guy, pink guy ,purple guy stuff. This is great music celebrating the fantastic musical heritage we have been left. I had the honour of meeting Muddy , the Wolf, Pine top, Hubert and a lot of those Chicago guys back in England in the 60's. Sure they had had a difficult life but they were true gentlemen. Only too happy to show a young white boy a few licks. I am sure they would be happy to know their life work is being carried on. Lets all try to live in peace with respect for one another. ( and play the Blues)
With due respect, I personally believe that they (those Chicago guys) would be absolutely appalled by what this fantastic musical heritage (I agree on that) has been turned into by some people: basically - shtick. contrived. vaudeville. This is no longer the blues, this is elevator blues. But hey, your opinion is just as valid as mine, at least we are alive and still care.
jeff oliva You couldn't be more wrong, guys like Derek Trucks Joe Bonamassa, Gary Clark Jr, Kenny Wayne Shepard and Warren Haynes are doing a excellent job of keeping the blues going and bringing it to the newer generations. Don't be mad because technology finally caught up to us and they are finding new ways to get it out to people. Where at one time you really never got to hear it unless you owned an album or your favorite band covered a blues classic or had to actually attend a concert or blues establishment.These guys are students to the greats and never slander them and do a lot for the music. Joe Bonamassa has a fund that gets instruments to schools who can't afford them in music class called keeping the blues alive.
NAPTOWN NUISANCE Ok, sure. Time will tell how right I am. They are all ball-less. The dark ages of the blues. Weak, mediocre, elevator blues. Badass anti-heroes are what the blues needs, not spineless, pathetic, middle of the road garbage. Time will tell the truth.
jeff oliva Well time has been telling the truth and it has been extremely kind to these artists.
They haven't went anywhere and are not going anywhere and have only gotten bigger and better.
Believe me the legends who started it all are happy these guys are keeping the blues alive. If they wasn't then Albert King wouldn't have spoke so highly of SRV and played with him, or BB King wouldn't have done shows with Joe Bonamassa.
Sorry that that offends you so I guess just take a seat with all the other haters. While we enjoy their music.
jeff oliva Wrong, time has already proved you wrong. Joe bonamassa has already been playing for more than 15 years. Derek trucks was ranked as 14 on rolling stone's list of best guitarists of all time, and he started playing with allman brothers since he was about 10. So time has already proven you wrong. I love the blues, but how are young people gonna be exposed without new technology?
Angel voice, I never wish ever to feel such deep anguish or torment you display so readily. And these other 'gents must have felt it a time or two. I'm so sorry, but in my mind those lessons can never be stripped from you. Play it, sing it, let it RIP! Thank you humbly, gratefully...crow
An awesome mix of styles. Hubert and Tyler were definitely the two extremes. Huberts been around for 50 years and has nothing to prove, just doing his thing. Tyler was definitely feeling some pressure and wanted to impress. Then Joe and Jimmy were the relaxed middle ground of awesome.
Indeed-Brilliant! This was a great soul pleasure ! ✌️❤️🎸😎
I love how Joe stand open-mouthed in shock watching Tyler play.
Looks like he was it itching to get back in to me!
Music is certainly richer because of these legends
RIP Hubert. You are one of the most unique, under-rated delta blues man ever.
I love Hubert playing the LP with p90's.
Great sound
That young fella got some impressive chops, I like it!! Keep it going.
Tyler Bryant's guitar playing gives me goosebumps...he's incredible.
I guess i am the only one who 'Loved it.' Live on stage and JB sang and played well . I enjoyed all the feature solo's as well . Good stuff to my ears !!
I agree man! He played what he felt...and isnt that what music and blues is all about?He didnt hit any "wrong" notes and played what he palyed with emotion and soul.Just because it's a slow blues doesnt mean you have to play "slow".To each his own...Music is the best!
Peace.
Tyler Dow Bryant deserves his place on the title !
He was arguably the best
Sam Riley I knowww
And how am I just finding out about him NOW?! I gotta get to more shows!!
100% agree with that ... these guys are great they teach me how to get old in a cool way
This is why I love blues guitar . . .
Fantastic performance . . .
Joe's tone is always so singular, instantly recognizable
The rhythm of this song reminds me "Since I've Been Loving You" especially when the guitar sounds around the 5:35'
yes, I think its the same chord progression
I would definitely agree. I have been playing for almost 6 years now, and it still amazes me that you can have all 4 of those guitar players play the same 6 notes and each and every person will make it sound different. Music is just such a beautiful thing :)
ive listened to alot of hubert's stuff, and i seriously do not think i ever heard him play on a minor blues, at least not to my recollection. Literally everything he ever played with Howlin Wolf for instance were dominant 7th chords. he really is the most unique and self made player out of that bunch.
No soul? Sure you watched the same video as everybody else? From the very moment Joe starts singing this-he puts his soul into it. Hate it when people give negative comments. These are seasoned musicians that are here for your free entertainment-You really should appreciate it. Bummer that you don't.
From around 6:50 : I love how Joe just stands there, and goes; well you think that's something, don't you? let me see you how it's done (and gives an amazing solo) ;p
THE BLUES IS MAGIC!
THE AMAZING JOE BONAMASSA ----- ENOUGH SAID !
Hubert Sumlin is the real deal here. His work with Howlin’ Wolf helped write the book on blues guitar. I’d bet money that Hendrix and Clapton learned Killing Floor from the Wolf/Sumlin recording.
Joe stepping back to show Tyler how its done hahaha just great
Danke...so höhrts sich der Blues von heute an....super....
Hubert Sumlin the LEGEND, Rest in Peace, you were one of a kind. I love this song and video. Great playing, I wish there were just endless hours of this kind of playing..
Me to.
Mostly I wish the people here would show him the respect he deserves, like by dropping the Wolf reference and placing him in the front of the billing..
If they made this song like 6 hours long I would listen to the whole thing.
Truth is for me, I loved the precision of Joe. But I am learning to like the flaws
God that is a beautiful guitar Joe has. I need to start knocking off liquor stores or something to get one!! Awesome.
Tyler Bryant blew it out of the water, that man knows how to do it.
That's not how you do it when you've got an old important guy like Hubert, nobody blowing anyone, not head cutting anymore, Joe respected that until 2nd round then he played too much too. Listen to You'll Be Mine from Wolf to hear Hubert, that's playing
Watch his concert at the Royal Albert Hall... Best performance EVER
I'm going to have to file a complaint with Gibson. My LP doesn't have those notes that JB can pull out of his.
half of hubert sumlins solo was like awkward silence between him and I
Must everything be a competition? These 4 guys are complementing each other with very different styles and intentions, and all four are fabulous. Please enjoy, don't fight. Thanx for uploading.
i think that tyler has the potential to be huge.... because of the look, i tought he was another "jonas brother-like" product, but if you listen interviews he talks about old school blues... and definitely has soul when performing
R.I.P Hubert Sumlin.
wow is right, everyone is great on this that young guy is something, love to watch and hear joe, will be going to my second live concert in march.
You haters should watch him in his videos when he is just in the studio and relaxed, his mannerisms are just part of him. As for his singing, I'd like to see you hold a note that long without sounding like a cat caught in a trap. It's a lot harder than you would think!
Haters have to hate unfortunate but true. Joe is the bomb. Let those of lesser taste suffer his loss though they know it not.
I just posted something similar in reply to an earlier comment. Too bad he doesn't fit our imagination's vision of a guitar god, let alone a used car salesmen you'd trust. He's not wasting effort on covering up his stringy hair or shiny complexion or practising to smile like Tom Cruise. He's out working. Geez, he's still very young in the game.
You're right about the interviews too. He's like an awkward kid who's trying to please and not make a wrong step.
I don't know why I even tried, though, because those types have their rage and my little try to talk sense would not suddenly guide them to the light ! But how can anyone miss such a great body of work for a few personal dislikes? When did music become so visual? I guess I'm old school and still go by sound. You can tell when, about, he did a recording by his voice (my opinion is he has vastly improved) and his music - he has always been great but you can tell if you really listen, plus a little bit more polish. But my yes, what a hard worker! One of my favorite youtube videos is the one with Eric Clapton, have you seen that one? I want it to be played at my funeral. It's great aND it has a fantastic message... .
I have watched the video for Further On Up The Road, if that's the one you mean.
I just got back from watching Joe's version of Had To Cry Today. Very aggressive, which is fine, because it's far removed from the original, which I am very attached to. The Blind Faith album has so much spirituality, it surprised me. I take solace from it. Look how many years ago that was and I played it last week in the car and at home.
Anyway, this is about JB. Too bad I couldn't possibly justify the close to $200 for his concert last week near me. If I ever won a lottery, I'd be using the money to travel to small clubs around the world to catch guys like Jeff Beck, JB and others I have in mind. Come home to a 2 bedroom bungalow with an attached 2 car, 6 motorcycle garage LOL.
I feel like I have watched this young man growing into his own and it has been very interesting as well as great music ...love the 6 motorcycle garage, Ihope you have the good taste of older and American or maybe even British! I saw tickets that were in the $400 range, am I seeing things ?
You can tell Joe didn't see the kid with the pink strat killing it like that, awesome jam all around!
Unfortunately, that beloved pink Strat was stolen while on tour in Spokane, along with his band's other equipment. Pray that it is recovered.
Still, of this set the best so far is Mr. Sumlin. And the coolest. ;-)
Fantastic that Joe!
Even Hubert liked Tyler's playing... Hangin in there with the Strat among a bunch of killer LP's ain't easy to do!!
If this music is playing when i die, i won't even be mad...
5:59+ solo, OH MY GOD! :))) even Joe is like "holy shit that's good"
OF The BLUES! We've Been Together SOOooo LONG ! Just the Beginning!!!!!
I saw him live and let me tell you...incredible! 💔💋 Great night but the memories not so much!
Joes face @ 6:18. Priceless. Tyler owns!!
Agent Smith rules.
lmao
He did virtually nothing.
The way the kid uses the tone selector at the beginning of his solo is truly fantastic. The rest of the solo is none too shabby either, not overdone and certainly not over long - and that's the way to do it, leave 'em wanting more.
Tyler Dow Bryant stoled the lead he was awesome
j'adore ça ! super guitariste et chanteur !
Why some solos rememmer me so much the famous solo from the Jimi Page's blues solo "since I've been loving you"?
It has a similar chord structure to "Since I've been loving you" it is what is called a minor blues. which is a common set of chords used as "the bones" so to speak of a blues song. Hope that helps buddy.
DaDaDaDan Yes, thank you :)
+DaDaDaDan It also happens to be in the same key as Since I've Been Loving You.
Same thought here
Yes. He lifted Jimmy Page then polluted it with Eric Johnson nonsense.
Jimmy Vivino is playing one of those Mike Bloomfield guitars. They are one of the best Gibson has made in the past few decades.
once again, its nt a competition, but a colaboration. this song would not be what it is without anyone of these people missing. music playing is about combanation. Joe is great, but without the bass player and the drums, and the other guitarist, is half joes age. just saying the song would not be nothing without anyone of these players missing, get it
Hubert Sumlin grand respect à ce Monsieur !
Joe's tone is just to die for.... that strat tones were amazing as well
yeah, the Strat cut through really well. Not tinny and trebly so much, a lot of beefiness to his notes. Really fit in well, too.
tyler plays with passion, he has an awesome vibrato and technique and a killer tone.. he is the future
Great concert. Hubert has the sound. What a tone. Joe is great.
Holy shit, I´m having a fucking eargasm
Joe clearly won if this were a contest but the guy with the pink strat really caught my ear with is fast/aggressive yet emotional phrasing. And his tone is fantastic!!!
After the Pink Strat plays his piece, you can tell Joe is determined to show him up. Joe's solo intensifies quite a bit and he ends it with some fast licks that we don't see from him quite often. Great showing though by all guitarists.
Jeremy McCant That kid is Tyler Bryant, from the Dallas area, now based in Nashville. Check out TB and the Shakedown. He's teamed up with fellow guitarist Graham Whitford- as in Brad('s) from Areosmith son. The kid's are alright. :-)
Jeremy McCant music it's not a war
Yep Jeremy, even though the kid tends to overplay, his tone never the less is fkg straight up killer.
johnny begood I know man, that's why I said that Joe won if it were to be a contest.
loved vivino's solo.
Jimmy V on that Bloomfield Burst. Fantastic!
That strat is cooking dude!!!! insane
0:40 tribute to page ;)
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You are very sharp
Bonamassa es un maestro wow
Vous aimez?... je sais!
Moi j'adore!
this is pure skill, I'm fascinated!
6:45 ........... !!!!!!!!!!!
Joe just hits those perfect notes!!!!
Since I've Been Loving You homage @ 7:32
that's right dude. it's even more than homage. it's the thing itself.
Love Tyler's tone!
my favorite still in 2020
wonderful
that bloomfield though
Very-very nice!!!!
These white boy solos are so baroque they should play them on a harpsichord. Sorry... (-;
Thank you! As a white guy. Im ashamed. They have no rhythm whatsoever so they way to fast all the time. Sounds like a bunch of robots. Hubert Sumlin is the real deal. Those other guys belong in Van Halen cover bands. I can't stand Bonamassa he is his own #1 fan. This whole thing pisses me off.
DaDaDaDan Amusing comment! I'm white too. In defense of Joe B, he always seemed like a nice guy to me. He doesn't have much feeling for the blues, but at least he's keeping the genre alive, after a fashion. Most white guitarists can't sing blues convincingly and don't have much feel for the genre, which is not surprising sociologically, so they rely on speed to impress the audience. A white Albert King would have trouble finding work today.
+DaDaDaDan No, Bonamassa is the stand-out performance here for me. Hubert's playing seemed a little muddled.
Maurice Philipps Well Hubert was around 80 years old I bet. Joe is a great player but like a lot of modern guys he' more a shredder than a blues player.
+DucksDeLucks Being able to do both doesn't mean you can only do one.
No idea why you guys are slagging this off. Enjoy it for what it is foir shits sakes. I loved it.
Young Tyler hits them a kick in the ass to the three
Vivino is KILLING IT!
Holy F*ck...
Tyler Bryant is one tasteful guitarist!!
@moneyquickeasy .....yea, i saw him in Boston @ the regent theater...incredible player..
just an amazing guitarist. he's so down to earth
6:17 Joe's face lol
perfect blues
all excelent guitarist
Hubert rockin the Les Paul Junior!!
He doesnt
***** You're right tho I think they made a two pickup junior at one point. I was just reacting to the shape and faceplate.
omg what a voice!
I don't know. Hey maybe it's me, but Joe soooooo over does it that I just loose interest.
GREG GUITARS LLC I don't *know*, but I *feel* that he does it just right.
Awesome intro 👏👌
holy fuck, Joe makes everyone look like an amateur!
Aaron M he is no where near the legend of Hubert Sumlin.
Aaron M Don't worry little guy you will learn, maybe.
if not for hubert, joe wouldn't be joe.
Blake Wright FUCK hubert
I agree. It just makes him look stupid. This isn't Hubert's best video, but even Joe B has paid homage to Hubert in the past.
Those that say Tyler was schooling should know that the other gents onstage never play to show up the players sharing the stage. They were there to have a good time and show respect.
As usual,,, white boys hitch a ride on the coattails of a true man of the blues,, and per usual, get it all wrong.
If you need to be reminded that Hubert came up with Wolf, then you simply don't get it.
If you have such a show as this and give Hubert second billing, then you just don't get it.
If you are on the bill and take top billing, then you just don't get it.
Miss you Hubert.
Bet these guys, ya you Joe, and Guitar center who single handedly wrecked the instrument sales industry, wish they could really get some soul.
Patrick McCarthy No doubt there are original artists that inspired many of Beth and Joe's versions, but theirs are the very best, period!
Patrick McCarthy 'White boys' have totally taken over the blues, just as soulful, more creative and by far, superior in showmanship and skills!
Deal with it Patty my boy! You can't touch the new Blues, no way, no how!
Na man I think you just don't get it, your view of music and art is totally disfigured because of race and how screwed up the world is, music and the blues is a way to get away from the ignorant mindset and stereotypes of the world, music and the blues doesn't have a race, its whats inside you as a person your soul not your skin color, shame a young fella like me is having to explain this to a older fellow like yourself just goes to show, years don't make always make you wiser
jdb89142 Na man, you have NO Idea of my history of music and particularly in Blues! Most of my older Blues was composed of mostly 'blacks', and therefore NOT RACIST!!! They are all still in my collection, and will remain! I did lose some due to the fact that my newer systems did not and would not recognize my .WMF files. They were encrypted, and could not be unencrypted!
Although 100% Caucasian, my family came from Tunisia, North Africa, just as AFRICAN as YOU!!!
James Preston Thomas My comment wasn't towards you, it was towards Patrick McCarthy ,
YOU ARE MY KING OD THE BLUES!!!... INFINITY...!!!!!!!