I wake up this morning wanting to pick up my guitar for some Maggot brain and thought of playing it on a slide... then had to search if Dereck Trucks and done it and here we are. Thank you youtube.
Don't know why I haven't seen this until now, but it made my Friday afternoon. Carlos has brought Maggot Brain into the mix before (that I have seen) with the same great result. Thank you for that Carlos! And he picks only the best to perform it with!
Eddie Hazel .. Who plays the guitar solo on Maggot Brain? guitarist Eddie Hazel The conversation that led the shy, sensitive guitarist Eddie Hazel to play the epic 10-minute soul cry of a solo on “Maggot Brain” is one of the most repeated stories in Funkadelic lore. The album begins with an eery monologue and 10-minute guitar solo where Clinton supposedly told guitarist Eddie Hazel to “imagine he had been told his mother had died but then learned that it wasn't true.” This surreal, palpable type of emotional expression weaves through the entire album, including the album's cover, ...
@@kenmurphy6792 'this surreal, palpable emotional expression weaves through the entire album...' Ahem... SUPER STUPID BOUGHT A PLASTIC BAG, THOUGHT IT WAS COKE BUT IT WAS SKAG
@@kenmurphy6792 Imagine you thought you'd lost your favourite guitar forever and you had a dream where your best friend shot your dog, but then you wake up and both your dog and your guitar are there.
"Skydog spirit" is alive and well in Derek Trucks: Whether south USA or Mexico, "The South's gonna do it again"! RIP Duane Allman - gone, but NEVER forgotten!!!!
Would love to hear Carlos’ solo when he joined The Rolling Stones in Chicago for “Sympathy for the Devil” in 1975. He played a Fender amp modified by Elliot Randall. Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards were impressed with the tone (as well as his playing) that Santana got, Keef and Woody acquired Boogie amps (that were based on the Fender amp modified by Randall) and played for many years. I’ve played a “Lonestar” by Randall’s Mesa Engineering on and off for about 18 years now.
He my favorite guitarist of all time let alone slide guitarist. He makes that guitar connect with people. So much emotion comes through his playing and that is something you can’t teach.
As awesome as Haynes and Santana can make this sound, and others alike, I can't think of many people who have actually made this their own version quite like Derek in this video. Most of the time it just feels very similar to the original, and that slide version is just mind blowingly soulful in comparison. I swear to god, he could play one note and make it sound like Aretha Franklin screaming her lungs out.
As George Clinton said theses are the maggots of your mind and Eddie Hazel the Maggot Brain of Funkadelic with the kid Funkadelic Michael Hampton, the 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 are so many🐛🧠👀to hear 👂🦻any noise it's just me and the boys.
BENNY ZOOM SENDS LOVE TO ALL PEOPLE OF THIS AWESOME PLANET AND BEYOND I APOLOGIZE AND THROUGH UNDERSTANDING AND MY FAITH IN LOVE’S FORGIVENESS IT IS ALLGOOD FOR HE WHO IS IN YOO IS GREATER THEN HE WHO IS IN THIS WORLD HE KNOWS HIS TIME IS SHORT AND OURS IS JUST BEGINNING SEE HE LOSES AND WE’RE FOREVER WINNING !☮️ ❤️ 😊 ♾ 🍄
derek is so great. just wish he had some stage presence - i mean, i don't expect him to be hendrix, but more around a bit, ya know? great phrasing from wh.
One of the greatest live guitar performances of all time was Hendrix playing Machine Gun on New Years Eve 1969/70 at the Fillmore East and he stood stock still throughout yet had just as much presence as when he did his stage show. The Derek you see onstage is the same person he is offstage just a really talented down to earth guy. Roy Buchanan was the same way, his guitar was blazing yet the only thing that moved on him was his jaw. It looked like he was grinding the hell out of his teeth. Hendrix was a rare combination that unfortunately spawned so many who really couldn't reach the bar he set and have really cheapened his memory. I'd rather people be true to themselves like Derrick rather than try to be something they're not and fail.
It's a rock concert, not a library... It's not a professionally filmed concert, it's a random guy in the crowd filming it on his phone. Of course you're going to hear the crowd noise when the microphone is literally IN THE CROWD..........
I wake up this morning wanting to pick up my guitar for some Maggot brain and thought of playing it on a slide... then had to search if Dereck Trucks and done it and here we are. Thank you youtube.
OMG... FOUND THIS HERE... SOOOO GREATFULL... GREEEETINGS FROM HAMBURG, GERMANY... WE LOVE THEM ALL!!!!!!
Don't know why I haven't seen this until now, but it made my Friday afternoon. Carlos has brought Maggot Brain into the mix before (that I have seen) with the same great result. Thank you for that Carlos! And he picks only the best to perform it with!
This blew my mind and the Derek Trucks solo is completely sick! Mind bending guitar! Great show, glad to have been there.
Anytime Derek and Warren get to share the stage it's special. When Derek and Jimmy share the stage it's cosmic
Haha... COSMIC SLOPP
Never got the whole Santana style.
Haynes and Trucks are incredible players
Three of the greatest guitar players on the planet! ;-)
Man, Duane would've absolutely KILLED this. It gives me chills just, thinking about. Wow.
We miss you, SKYDOG! ❤️🙏🎸🍄🍑
Dude no mf kidding I felt him I swear he lives in Derek
Just shows how much they all loved Eddie Hazel. A real tribute.
Fa sho!
Eddie Hazel .. Who plays the guitar solo on Maggot Brain?
guitarist Eddie Hazel
The conversation that led the shy, sensitive guitarist Eddie Hazel to play the epic 10-minute soul cry of a solo on “Maggot Brain” is one of the most repeated stories in Funkadelic lore. The album begins with an eery monologue and 10-minute guitar solo where Clinton supposedly told guitarist Eddie Hazel to “imagine he had been told his mother had died but then learned that it wasn't true.” This surreal, palpable type of emotional expression weaves through the entire album, including the album's cover, ...
@@kenmurphy6792 'this surreal, palpable emotional expression weaves through the entire album...'
Ahem... SUPER STUPID BOUGHT A PLASTIC BAG, THOUGHT IT WAS COKE BUT IT WAS SKAG
@@kenmurphy6792 Imagine you thought you'd lost your favourite guitar forever and you had a dream where your best friend shot your dog, but then you wake up and both your dog and your guitar are there.
Hazel was a real underrated guitarist. What a tribute🥁🥁🥁
"Skydog spirit" is alive and well in Derek Trucks:
Whether south USA or Mexico, "The South's gonna do it again"!
RIP Duane Allman - gone, but NEVER forgotten!!!!
I was there . I'll never forget that night.
Great combination of musicians with Santana ,Derek Truckers ,Susan nice concert...Ray Patel
Our little Allman Brothers fan club was in attendance and enjoyed every minute 😍❤️
To each his own buddy
@@wecandobetter9821 dude why are these comments a year apart
@@xero4533 when you get my age its hard to remember what i did yesterday let alone a year later😇😱
Would love to hear Carlos’ solo when he joined The Rolling Stones in Chicago for “Sympathy for the Devil” in 1975. He played a Fender amp modified by Elliot Randall. Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards were impressed with the tone (as well as his playing) that Santana got, Keef and Woody acquired Boogie amps (that were based on the Fender amp modified by Randall) and played for many years. I’ve played a “Lonestar” by Randall’s Mesa Engineering on and off for about 18 years now.
derek trucks is my favorite slide guitarist. ever
Fuck yes! Undoubtedly the greatest of all time! He has a slide style that is unlike anything I've ever heard in my 52 years of playing guitar.
He my favorite guitarist of all time let alone slide guitarist. He makes that guitar connect with people. So much emotion comes through his playing and that is something you can’t teach.
wow what an amazing trio of solos
Thank you for this. An amazing moment in time. It was thrilling to witness live.
cool version by all, warrens tone and feel is awesome.
DEREK TRUCKS IS "HITTIN THE NOTE"!
As awesome as Haynes and Santana can make this sound, and others alike, I can't think of many people who have actually made this their own version quite like Derek in this video. Most of the time it just feels very similar to the original, and that slide version is just mind blowingly soulful in comparison. I swear to god, he could play one note and make it sound like Aretha Franklin screaming her lungs out.
Warren freaking Haynes
great. great, great, The Master Santana, Derek and Warren !!
Never heard this before. WOW!
That awesome, only can say a word: "Tears"
In the Guitar Kingdom Derek is a Prince--
Derek sent this interstellar! 🥰
Yeaaaah!!!
Really great !
Love it...!!!!!!!
Eddie Hazel did more in 1970 than a lot of so called greats did their entire career.
2:04 💪🏽❤️
ITS ALL FOR U EDDIE HAZEL! R.I.P
Wow wow wow.........three of my top ten guitarist just killing that song ..... Wow Wow Wow!
so good
3 of the best to ever pick up a guitar.
Take me now lord
The absolute pinnacle of guitar playing
is it just me or did derek's guitar make a saxophone solo ?
Wouldn't doubt it. Duane played slide like it was the harmonica so I don't doubt that Derek pulled from that, with Duane being his main influence.
As George Clinton said theses are the maggots of your mind and Eddie Hazel the Maggot Brain of Funkadelic with the kid Funkadelic Michael Hampton, the 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 are so many🐛🧠👀to hear 👂🦻any noise it's just me and the boys.
thats it im buying a slide
Is that THE Dennis Chambers on drums?
2:44 - enjoy on repeat and thank me later
BENNY ZOOM SENDS LOVE TO ALL PEOPLE OF THIS AWESOME PLANET AND BEYOND I APOLOGIZE AND THROUGH UNDERSTANDING AND MY FAITH IN LOVE’S FORGIVENESS IT IS ALLGOOD FOR HE WHO IS IN YOO IS GREATER THEN HE WHO IS IN THIS WORLD HE KNOWS HIS TIME IS SHORT AND OURS IS JUST BEGINNING SEE HE LOSES AND WE’RE FOREVER WINNING !☮️ ❤️ 😊 ♾ 🍄
Yes sure Mr Derek trucks! Play for some prog band!
2 comments on the same post? Yeah you have mental problems
Peach dint roll far from the cart
Joe Walsh playing slide with Derek would have been cool
All three do fine tributes, but just remember who did it first, and no one's every going to do it better than Eddie Hazel.
The best Latin rock music ever played in this planet
It's a classic of the Afro-American Psychedelic Blues Funk-Rock genre, if there is such a thing ;^)
I definitely wouldn't consider Parliament Funkadelic "latin rock"
this song was composed by an Afro-American guy, look up Eddie Hazel & Parliament Funkadeli-Funkadelic lol
the only person who could nail this piece just as much as Eddie is Jimi. And thats that.
derek is so great. just wish he had some stage presence - i mean, i don't expect him to be hendrix, but more around a bit, ya know? great phrasing from wh.
One of the greatest live guitar performances of all time was Hendrix playing Machine Gun on New Years Eve 1969/70 at the Fillmore East and he stood stock still throughout yet had just as much presence as when he did his stage show. The Derek you see onstage is the same person he is offstage just a really talented down to earth guy. Roy Buchanan was the same way, his guitar was blazing yet the only thing that moved on him was his jaw. It looked like he was grinding the hell out of his teeth. Hendrix was a rare combination that unfortunately spawned so many who really couldn't reach the bar he set and have really cheapened his memory. I'd rather people be true to themselves like Derrick rather than try to be something they're not and fail.
When you're playing at this level... The guitar does the moving for you.
This is the type of music that should be ruling the roost, not hip hop, rap, gaga, Bieber bullshit that does.
So you want to shove YOUR taste of music down everyone's throat?? Really???
Be great if I could hear the song over the slobbering fans
It's a rock concert, not a library... It's not a professionally filmed concert, it's a random guy in the crowd filming it on his phone. Of course you're going to hear the crowd noise when the microphone is literally IN THE CROWD..........
I'm sure the performers appreciated the crowd not being silent.
To tell you the truth I love this boy but he's too technical go to Hawaii come back play like Duane Allman! We know you're good just sit back!
I think you have mental issues
Too technical ? 😂
great, john frusciante dominates in that genre of psychedelic shit. liste to before the beggining
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