Atlanta musician here. I’ve played with Jimmy several times, and you really can’t say enough good things about him. He sounds effortless no matter what style he’s playing, and is as much fun to be around offstage as on.
Jimmy Herring and Jack Pearson are two of my all-time favourite guitarists. And yes, they are most underrated, and should be far more known than they actually are. So, thanks for that, Levi!
Jack Pearson is so underrated it is criminal. Also, the fact that the guy constantly plays Squier Bullets nowadays is such a slap in the face for gear elitists. I hope Levi Clay sheds light into the skills of Jack sooner or later. Finally, his slide playing sound is the closest to that of Duane Allman in the Brothers.
Since Ive been Lovin has always been my favorite Jimmy Page solos. I feel like the song maybe goes under the radar when it comes to epic Zepp tunes... i guess there are a lot to choose from. Might be my fav Blues solo alll time because of how big of an impact it had on my development as a player. This take on the changes was a master class. Top shelf
From all the dozens of solos i see everyday, how fast, complicated etc etc it is, i never am impressed actually. But this really got me. This is really good! This is music!
I’ve been seeing Jimmy since I was a kid in high school when he was in “Colonel Bruce Hampton and the aquarium rescue Unit”. His playing has always blow me away. His use of swells in his solo here is insanely cool!
What a small world - I was at this show! My buddy Matt Smith and I (rightmost heads in the audience shot) stood in the front row, jaws open the whole show. Matt actually opened this show with Jeff Sipe, the drummer, as they have a long history together + have recorded together. I think every guitarist in Fayetteville was there that night. Thank you so much for this transcription! Its always good to have more people aware of Jimmy Herring.
We opened for Jazz Is Dead in the 90’s and other than being a complete monster on his axe he was a really cool hang…we played football in the hall after the show, so fun. So humble and chill, a wonderful guy.
i throw in my shameless plug for him that during high school in Fayetteville, even though i was a guitarist at the time and still am, Jimmy who's one year my junior was at the Terry Sanford talent show on a Thursday night playing Carry On/Kansas, while i was out likely smoking weed. my playing was mitigated by an unfocused life at the time, but Jimmy has always been super talented, a gentle happy soul and still is today, and an absolute phenom in every way with guitar. he inspires me today as i continue to jam along with my 3 other siblings - we all still play. we talk about Jimmy and of course this song i will post in my family Music chat as well. we love you, Jimmy - keep on keeping on the way you so magically do :). (note: Aberdeen/song name here, is a town some 40 miles South of Fayetteville, NC where we went to high school).
What year at Bonnaroo? I was there in 2004 and remembered Warren Hayes playing with The Dead. I was a little "off". Was Jimmy there also? I remember it raining its ass off, right before The Dead took stage. Following Dave Mathews and friends the night before was tough for anyone.The Dead were good. But Dave Mathews and Tim Reynolds playing Dancing Nancies was a highlight in my concert going life. Tim is a monster player
He's new to me. Glad this popped up on my suggestions! Thanks for posting it.👍 You did fail to mention his perfect touch with the volume pedal which, along with everything else was impeccable.
Lord have mercy! I've been a huge fan of Jimmy playing for years now, what an absolute MONSTER! His diminished side is among the best ive ever heard. this since I've been loving you has been off of my radar somehow. Thanks!
So weird,.maybe why this video was recommended, but I was just watching McLaughlin and the 4th dimension w/Jimmy... and yes you're right. Maybe Rosevelt Caulier could go pound for pound, that's it
I owe you a debt of gratitude for the amount of guitarists you've introduced me to. This guys great! Love the high harmonics he's getting from his bends. Very cool. Gunna have to dive into his stuff when I get home, gigging tonight, it'll be nice to have something to listen too while I'm unable to sleep. 😝😅✌️
@@theofficialdiamondlou2418 it's a thing, I've always had issues with insomnia, but sometimes after a gig it's impossible to shut down. By the time you've figured out all the stuff you did wrong, all the stuff you got right and all the stuff you enjoyed either way, it's probably 3am. 😂🙏✌️😎
@@SeagoGuitarist yep. Same here. My wife has learned ,she just goes to bed and says “see ya tomorrow.” Lol as I review videos and just reflect on the night overall.
I first saw Jimmy Herring in August, 2002 when he took the place of Jerry Garcia in the Dead’s first reunion in Wisconsin. As a guitarist, I was blown away at his technique. He was perfect at replicating Jerry’s licks. Such feel with monster tone.
His playing with Jazz Is Dead was phenomenal, on guitar he was the perfect fit to play lead on any grateful dead song. Saw him perform back in the with The ABB and that was a real treat and surprise at the time. God bless
In the mid 90s it seemed like every show I went to in Atlanta Jimmy was pulled up as a special guest. I was probably going to all the right shows. I want to be like him for anything, the guy everybody knows, gets called when they get to town, can jump in and make them shine. I mean for anything-music, cycling, basket weaving, pinball, lawn-dart-catching… anything. Just to be so good everyone wants to play with me. But I’ve got no skills so I’ll just sit back, dream, and let the music play.
I have seen Jimmy Herring 25+ times since the 90's always one of my favorites. Loved his Tour's with Jazz Is Dead and John McLaughlin most off all,but he never disappoints.But with all respect he is not Jeff Beck on steriods,Jeff Beck is a pioneer and the best that's ever been.my opinion only respect to all great players...
I can see (hear) the Jeff Beck influence, but I don't hear the David Gilmour parallel, other than blending bends with the tremelo arm. certainly is a great guitarist, though...
Holy Shit!! @ 1:29 that bend from a 4th to inbetween a m3rd and a M3rd.. Fuckin magic. John Mayer mentions the micro tonal playing as well in a video lesson:. Playing P4 to m3 both sharp to sound more like a voice thats wailing! So nice to hear this kind of playing.
Jimmy's been around the hat. First witnessed his prowess in the late 1990's with 'Jazz is Dead Band'. It was a Killer unit, had Alphonso Johnson~Lavitz & Billy Cobham.
Listen to the ten Pinters hahaha , imitation is the greatest form of flattery , he's good but he's not them on steroids , click bait but worth it thanks ✌️♥️🇦🇺🥃🥃
This guy was in the Allman Brothers Band also. The ABB has had some of the greatest guitarists of all time in their different lineups over almost half a century.
Jimmy is in My Top 5 of all time....I've been listening and gone to so many of his concerts ....I loved ARU days with the Colonel and all of his side projects....him and Phil fit perfectly together for so many years that to me "He's the Best Jerry Replicator Ever"(My opinion) and now he fits Panic like he owns it....Mikey is Proud
Lucky enough to see Jimmy with Col. Hampton and A.R.U. more times than I can count in the early 90's here in B'ham, AL. I would stand in front Jimmy's amp and have my face melted at The Nick! His work in Jazz is Dead is outstanding... And after He made some amazing music with Phil Lesh Quintet ("the Q") in the early 2000's. You can find all this stuff on UA-cam - including some early A.R.U. Also his album Lifeboat - the title track with Derek Trucks is a thing of powerful beauty! One of my top three favorite guitarists of all time!
I seen Jimmy tour with John McLaughlin and The Fourth Dimension on John’s US Meeting Of The Spirits tour in 2017 Clearwater Florida…Jimmy is an amazing guitarist. Him and John were on fire that night. Check out his cover of George Harrison’s Within You Without You.
Probably the best blues rock song of all time ! Would've loved to hear a singer join in ... but yeah ... Jimmy brought the whole package, tone, touch, phrasing, passion and good taste !!!
Oh my that’s the great Jimmy Herring! Aquarium Rescue Unit was the band years ago that turned me on to him! Rest In Peace Colonel Bruce Hampton! Great guy, got to hang with him once with the guys from Matchbox 20 and Sweetvine at a hotel bar!
That's Jeff Sipe on drums, you know, the guy who played with Shawn Lane. Jimmy plays with Widespread Panic these days. I highly recommend seeing them live.
Hey Pal... Try using the MANS NAME IN THE TITLE. IT'S NOT... "THIS GUY" ! You never make mention of him in your video notes either. YOUR name however is all over the place. You mentioned his name...ONCE ! Not good form on your part ..not COOL... ALTHOUGH "THE GUY" is. TRY A LITTLE HARDER. Your video/ is very Good quality... I must say. Not typical of this type of these kind of performance captures.
@@LeviClay ... You don't get CLICKS... PALY... you don't get anything... when people don't know who you are talking about... can't even look it up... MORON ! WHAT YOU GET IS PEOPLE THAT WON'T Subscribe .... ME INCLUDED ! It's all about developing your base of viewers...returning to you. Adios... PALY.... BYE BYE...NOW.... Good luck with that bad case of "Dumb" you have there ! Bahahahahaha CHEERS.
@@LeviClay Yikes. The disrespect. You clickbait title, don't use the actual man's name in said title, then talk shit to someone pointing out your mistake. Channel blocked.
@@ChrisDN again, does your brain not work? When I uploaded this years ago… you didn’t watch it. Why is that? Ohhh because that’s not how titles work. What do you think Jimmy is happier with? A video with 2k views? Or 100k? I don’t know what you do for a living, but there’s a reason it isn’t this 🖕🏻
I saw 'Jazz Is Dead' in NYC in the late '90's and thought Jimmy was the best guitarist I'd ever seen live. And now I'm pretty sure he's the best guitarist I've ever seen on UA-cam.
The ol colonel knew what he was doing when he paired O'Teal and Jimmy together. God WHT a duo they were. Jimmy made Panic my favorite jam band, and anything from Lifeboat will impress. Master of the tremolo bar
Dave Gilmour is my personal favorite strings man. He’s the grand master of emotion-evoking melody and the bending of notes. The guy here in this vid sounds a lot to me like the great Carlos Santana. Very good stuff here indeed! Thank you for sharing this gent’s talent!
Atlanta musician here. I’ve played with Jimmy several times, and you really can’t say enough good things about him. He sounds effortless no matter what style he’s playing, and is as much fun to be around offstage as on.
Yeah man. Met him when he was with Bruce Hampton and the ARU. Super nice guy. We both laughed at how many hours we'd logged listening to Steve Morse.
Simply Beautiful I bet he's even a nicer guy then how he plays the real deal thank you
hell man,not many guitarists make me say...i wanna play with this guy,but yep i'd pick up my sticks for him!!
Behold folks, if anyone ever made a deal at whatever crossroads, bet this is the guy.
He got duo humbukers, I'm just wondering what kind. Need to get some for my son's fender.
It's beyond words how good this is. The tone, the phrasing, the melodic content...........just fantastic.
Jimmy Herring and Jack Pearson are two of my all-time favourite guitarists. And yes, they are most underrated, and should be far more known than they actually are. So, thanks for that, Levi!
Jack Pearson is so underrated it is criminal. Also, the fact that the guy constantly plays Squier Bullets nowadays is such a slap in the face for gear elitists. I hope Levi Clay sheds light into the skills of Jack sooner or later. Finally, his slide playing sound is the closest to that of Duane Allman in the Brothers.
@@ZeEduardo95 I couldn't have formulated it better! Thanks mate! ☺
@@ZeEduardo95 FRRRR
Amen brother, two of the most versatile pickers of all time.
@@ZeEduardo95 Some say Derick trucks.
Since Ive been Lovin has always been my favorite Jimmy Page solos. I feel like the song maybe goes under the radar when it comes to epic Zepp tunes... i guess there are a lot to choose from. Might be my fav Blues solo alll time because of how big of an impact it had on my development as a player. This take on the changes was a master class. Top shelf
Right there with ya, bro! Also love Greg Koch's cover of this!
One of my fav. improvs on the subject. Hope you find it enjoful
ua-cam.com/video/PhMyj86A34s/v-deo.html
That live version off of Song Remains the Same...💯🔥
Yes that girl starting to laugh in the middle of Page's solo! Always been my best solo EVER!
Agreed
From all the dozens of solos i see everyday, how fast, complicated etc etc it is, i never am impressed actually. But this really got me. This is really good! This is music!
I’ve been seeing Jimmy since I was a kid in high school when he was in “Colonel Bruce Hampton and the aquarium rescue Unit”. His playing has always blow me away. His use of swells in his solo here is insanely cool!
Wow! Levi, thanks for this... He's soooo relaxed and laid back with
the phrasing, creating an elastic stretchy sense of time. Excellent...
Jeff Sipe on drums and Neal Fountain on bass should NOT be overlooked 😲
Incredible musicianship ♫♬
Truth! Sipe and Fountain are gods.
They should NOT is c100% correct.
And Matt Slocum on the keys.
I has just about to comment on Jeff Sipe on drums. What a great lineup.
If the drummer has a lot of ability he sure is hiding it.
Jimmy Herring is an absolute beast of a guitarist
You are right, he is amazing.
Wow, you're not kidding! The precision of the bends too...spot on. Great thing to wake up to this side of the pond. Hope you're thriving Levi!
What a small world - I was at this show! My buddy Matt Smith and I (rightmost heads in the audience shot) stood in the front row, jaws open the whole show. Matt actually opened this show with Jeff Sipe, the drummer, as they have a long history together + have recorded together. I think every guitarist in Fayetteville was there that night. Thank you so much for this transcription! Its always good to have more people aware of Jimmy Herring.
Was this recent? I see he's playing that Strat with P-90s from the rig rundown ages ago....
@@InGrindWeCrust2010 Show was on 9-24-12
Heard the name a few times but it's my first time hearing him play. Phenomenal player. Lot of control, technique and very musical.
3:12 nice little quote from Zep's " You Shook Me" solo :)
We opened for Jazz Is Dead in the 90’s and other than being a complete monster on his axe he was a really cool hang…we played football in the hall after the show, so fun. So humble and chill, a wonderful guy.
The video lived up to the title. Great job. Thanks for this.
i throw in my shameless plug for him that during high school in Fayetteville, even though i was a guitarist at the time and still am, Jimmy who's one year my junior was at the Terry Sanford talent show on a Thursday night playing Carry On/Kansas, while i was out likely smoking weed. my playing was mitigated by an unfocused life at the time, but Jimmy has always been super talented, a gentle happy soul and still is today, and an absolute phenom in every way with guitar. he inspires me today as i continue to jam along with my 3 other siblings - we all still play. we talk about Jimmy and of course this song i will post in my family Music chat as well. we love you, Jimmy - keep on keeping on the way you so magically do :). (note: Aberdeen/song name here, is a town some 40 miles South of Fayetteville, NC where we went to high school).
Wow absolutely spectacular cover of this absolutely spectacular Page solo of what deserves to be a zep classic
OMG, he's got so much feel and the notes he plays are so good. A real GEM finding this dude.
Thanks for posting mate, cheers.
He is a gem in the jam band scene. When I first heard him he was playing with The Dead at Bonnaroo. He is an amazing guitarist.
What year at Bonnaroo? I was there in 2004 and remembered Warren Hayes playing with The Dead. I was a little "off". Was Jimmy there also? I remember it raining its ass off, right before The Dead took stage. Following Dave Mathews and friends the night before was tough for anyone.The Dead were good. But Dave Mathews and Tim Reynolds playing Dancing Nancies was a highlight in my concert going life. Tim is a monster player
He's new to me. Glad this popped up on my suggestions! Thanks for posting it.👍 You did fail to mention his perfect touch with the volume pedal which, along with everything else was impeccable.
Thank you Levi for posting this. I'd never heard him before. Gifted.
I hear a little bit of Roy Buchanan influence in his playing, too. Definitely nails it
His interview on “No Guitar is Safe” podcast.
He just plays stuff that Is so good. And he’s just the best interview to listen to.
I remember first seeing Jimmy with Col Bruce and ARU in the early 90’s. Changed my life.
Impeccable ....... no other words needed !!
Great drummer as well!
I was in the same class as Jimmy at MI. I got to know him and his brother a bit that year. Great players and really cool guys too.
That was really great! Somehow it worked out that I was planning to play around with this song today and this is perfect!
Playing like this requires years and years of development. Not just the tech but more the ear.
Jimmy can play!...Oh boy can he play! Wears his heart on the strings.
I was introduced to Jimmy late at night watching a Widespread Panic show.
Right away…. You knew he was a special player.
Great everything!!!
Lord have mercy! I've been a huge fan of Jimmy playing for years now, what an absolute MONSTER! His diminished side is among the best ive ever heard. this since I've been loving you has been off of my radar somehow. Thanks!
Amazing video, thank you. I had heard of Jimmy Herring, but never heard him until today. He’s absolutely amazing.
Jimmy Herring is one of the few people who can headline a festival with WSP and play a whole set of Mahavishnu Orchestra songs with John McLaughlin.
So weird,.maybe why this video was recommended, but I was just watching McLaughlin and the 4th dimension w/Jimmy... and yes you're right. Maybe Rosevelt Caulier could go pound for pound, that's it
The description was spot on! He has that bendy strat tone with the same sense of melodic space
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I owe you a debt of gratitude for the amount of guitarists you've introduced me to. This guys great! Love the high harmonics he's getting from his bends. Very cool. Gunna have to dive into his stuff when I get home, gigging tonight, it'll be nice to have something to listen too while I'm unable to sleep. 😝😅✌️
You too ??? I can never sleep after a gig. Endorphin rush I guess. Lol. Gotta love it to really live it.
@@theofficialdiamondlou2418 it's a thing, I've always had issues with insomnia, but sometimes after a gig it's impossible to shut down. By the time you've figured out all the stuff you did wrong, all the stuff you got right and all the stuff you enjoyed either way, it's probably 3am. 😂🙏✌️😎
@@SeagoGuitarist yep. Same here. My wife has learned ,she just goes to bed and says “see ya tomorrow.” Lol as I review videos and just reflect on the night overall.
I saw him with Widespread Panic at a festival. He blazed without rest through every song. I felt Like I was on STP.
I first saw Jimmy Herring in August, 2002 when he took the place of Jerry Garcia in the Dead’s first reunion in Wisconsin. As a guitarist, I was blown away at his technique. He was perfect at replicating Jerry’s licks. Such feel with monster tone.
Es una bestia. Es muy poco conocido pero es de los mejores guitarristas de rock que existen actualmente.
Thanks for continuing to point out lots of excellent guitarist who just aren’t on my radar
Jimmy Herring is from my hometown. Hes a local legend there and every business you go in has a signed picture of him on the wall lol
His playing with Jazz Is Dead was phenomenal, on guitar he was the perfect fit to play lead on any grateful dead song. Saw him perform back in the with The ABB and that was a real treat and surprise at the time. God bless
Yes. Thank you.
In the mid 90s it seemed like every show I went to in Atlanta Jimmy was pulled up as a special guest. I was probably going to all the right shows. I want to be like him for anything, the guy everybody knows, gets called when they get to town, can jump in and make them shine. I mean for anything-music, cycling, basket weaving, pinball, lawn-dart-catching… anything. Just to be so good everyone wants to play with me. But I’ve got no skills so I’ll just sit back, dream, and let the music play.
I have seen Jimmy Herring 25+ times since the 90's always one of my favorites. Loved his Tour's with Jazz Is Dead and John McLaughlin most off all,but he never disappoints.But with all respect he is not Jeff Beck on steriods,Jeff Beck is a pioneer and the best that's ever been.my opinion only respect to all great players...
Incredible tone and control.
Jimmy Herring did an amazing tour with John Mclaughlin a few years ago. What a monster player!
We went to see that show. Unbelievable!
I worked with a guy at Warmoth that raved about Jimmy Herring. He was right. This guy's in a class by himself.
Man this guy is making finger bends that parallel some of Derek Trucks slide sounds. Wow!!!!
Jeff Beck and Carlos Santana on juice.
Cheers to Jimmy & Jimmy
just stunning..
I can see (hear) the Jeff Beck influence, but I don't hear the David Gilmour parallel, other than blending bends with the tremelo arm. certainly is a great guitarist, though...
This guitarist is in a league of his own.
WOW, hats off to you sir
A strat with P90s is a rare bird, and it is tonal perfection.
A bit of Jeff Beck, yes. But I don't hear David Gilmour at all. Which is not necessarily a bad thing. More like Gary Moore.
This guy is a good guitarist, but he’s no Gilmore and definitely not Jeff Beck! He has some skills though! PeAce ✌🏻 Dana E💫
Great tone....
And some of his picking / phrasing also reminds me of Snowy White.
Holy Shit!! @ 1:29 that bend from a 4th to inbetween a m3rd and a M3rd.. Fuckin magic. John Mayer mentions the micro tonal playing as well in a video lesson:. Playing P4 to m3 both sharp to sound more like a voice thats wailing!
So nice to hear this kind of playing.
How's that work? What am I missing? Bend from a fourth to a third is almost an octave. Impossible with steel strings. Are you sure about the 4'th?
Jimmy's been around the hat. First witnessed his prowess in the late 1990's with 'Jazz is Dead Band'. It was a Killer unit, had Alphonso Johnson~Lavitz & Billy Cobham.
Listen to the ten Pinters hahaha , imitation is the greatest form of flattery , he's good but he's not them on steroids , click bait but worth it thanks ✌️♥️🇦🇺🥃🥃
Herring is unreal- played with everyone such s the allmans and trucks
This guy was in the Allman Brothers Band also. The ABB has had some of the greatest guitarists of all time in their different lineups over almost half a century.
Jimmy is in My Top 5 of all time....I've been listening and gone to so many of his concerts ....I loved ARU days with the Colonel and all of his side projects....him and Phil fit perfectly together for so many years that to me "He's the Best Jerry Replicator Ever"(My opinion) and now he fits Panic like he owns it....Mikey is Proud
WoW! Amazing
He's doing volume swells without touching the volume knob!!
Lucky enough to see Jimmy with Col. Hampton and A.R.U. more times than I can count in the early 90's here in B'ham, AL. I would stand in front Jimmy's amp and have my face melted at The Nick! His work in Jazz is Dead is outstanding... And after He made some amazing music with Phil Lesh Quintet ("the Q") in the early 2000's. You can find all this stuff on UA-cam - including some early A.R.U. Also his album Lifeboat - the title track with Derek Trucks is a thing of powerful beauty! One of my top three favorite guitarists of all time!
I seen Jimmy tour with John McLaughlin and The Fourth Dimension on John’s US Meeting Of The Spirits tour in 2017 Clearwater Florida…Jimmy is an amazing guitarist. Him and John were on fire that night. Check out his cover of George Harrison’s Within You Without You.
Hate guys that make it look easy. Really did justice to one of my favorite Zeppelin tunes. This guy is scary good.
Probably the best blues rock song of all time ! Would've loved to hear a singer join in ... but yeah ... Jimmy brought the whole package, tone, touch, phrasing, passion and good taste !!!
What is the name of the song, sir?
@@stefanchernev4996 "Since I've Been Loving You" By Led Zeppelin !
Oh my that’s the great Jimmy Herring! Aquarium Rescue Unit was the band years ago that turned me on to him! Rest In Peace Colonel Bruce Hampton! Great guy, got to hang with him once with the guys from Matchbox 20 and Sweetvine at a hotel bar!
I saw him live with Panic at Suwannee a few years back. Didn't even know who he was. I was right in front of him and he blew my mind
That's Jeff Sipe on drums, you know, the guy who played with Shawn Lane. Jimmy plays with Widespread Panic these days. I highly recommend seeing them live.
Apartment Q258!
To me this falls right into the 'sold his soul' type talent, it seems so fucking easy and has a really unique style
1:20 pure magic!
Wow! Just... wow. Amazing.
Tons of soul flows out through his fingers 🤟💜
Thank you for this transcription, well done.
Thank you Col. Bruce for finding this guy!
I also hear some sweet sweet Roy Buchanan as well. Very nice.
Wow. This guys incredible ❤
One of my all-time favorite songs tastefully redesigned.
Jimmy is a awesome guy and a great player. He uses a volume pedal smoother than anybody that I have seen.
Hey Pal... Try using the MANS NAME IN THE TITLE.
IT'S NOT... "THIS GUY" !
You never make mention of him in your video notes either.
YOUR name however is all over the place.
You mentioned his name...ONCE !
Not good form on your part ..not COOL...
ALTHOUGH "THE GUY" is.
TRY A LITTLE HARDER.
Your video/ is very Good quality... I must say.
Not typical of this type of these kind of performance captures.
Hey pal, try not telling me how to get people to click on videos.
@@LeviClay ... You don't get CLICKS... PALY... you don't get anything... when people don't know who you are talking about... can't even look it up... MORON !
WHAT YOU GET IS PEOPLE THAT WON'T Subscribe .... ME INCLUDED !
It's all about developing your base of viewers...returning to you.
Adios... PALY....
BYE BYE...NOW....
Good luck with that bad case of "Dumb" you have there ! Bahahahahaha
CHEERS.
@@LeviClay Yikes. The disrespect. You clickbait title, don't use the actual man's name in said title, then talk shit to someone pointing out your mistake.
Channel blocked.
@@ChrisDN again, does your brain not work? When I uploaded this years ago… you didn’t watch it. Why is that? Ohhh because that’s not how titles work.
What do you think Jimmy is happier with? A video with 2k views? Or 100k?
I don’t know what you do for a living, but there’s a reason it isn’t this 🖕🏻
Damn. That’s so good
??? Sounds much more like Jimmy Page's Since I've been Loving You. You do amazing work Levi, Thanks for the great transcription!
I’ve seen him with Widespread Panic. He was phenomenal.
Would love to hear Bob Weir and Jimmy Herring jam to some Dead & Spread songs!
truly a guitar master
I LOVE his playing. Big fan of WSP and Jimmy Herring is a big reason why.
More proof you want p90-ish pickups in your life
He plays “Since I’ve been loving you” very well, Page and Beck would both be impressed
Volume pedal use here as well…swelling into notes.
I love Jimmy Page but its also pretty interesting to hear one of his songs played by a really great player who isn't sloppy...........
I saw 'Jazz Is Dead' in NYC in the late '90's and thought Jimmy was the best guitarist I'd ever seen live. And now I'm pretty sure he's the best guitarist I've ever seen on UA-cam.
Thank you for this… yes, I was unfamiliar with Jimmy Herring… I’ll start familiarize myself now 🤘🏻
Jimmy Herring is one of the best guitarists alive. If you haven't heard his work you're missing out. And I'm not being paid to write this.
The ol colonel knew what he was doing when he paired O'Teal and Jimmy together. God WHT a duo they were. Jimmy made Panic my favorite jam band, and anything from Lifeboat will impress. Master of the tremolo bar
Just a glance at his rig tells me he's a conisure of tone. On the other hand, he could probably make any rig sound like him. Let that be the lesson.
Dave Gilmour is my personal favorite strings man. He’s the grand master of emotion-evoking melody and the bending of notes.
The guy here in this vid sounds a lot to me like the great Carlos Santana. Very good stuff here indeed! Thank you for sharing this gent’s talent!
WOW!!! That was absolutely amazing!!!
He also played in Jazz is Dead. He playing was amazing. An absolute monster