I played music the whole summer, for paying the bills. Bad mainstream electro and rap songs people enjoy. Usually, to wash my ears away from so many horrible, terrible musics, I listen to a lot of Bach, Beethoven Symphonies, Rachmaninov Concertos, Bill Evans trio, Ella Fitzgerald songs. And I cry on it, it's liking finding back an old friend, or a missed member of my family I haven't meet for too many years. Tonight I'm crying on this Kid Anderson's guitar solo. He has exactly what most of the nowadays music misses : heart, soul, ideas, knowledge, simplicity, fun, humanity. This man is a fantastic musician. He has all my respect. I wish him the great success he deserves.
Where do these Norweigens get the feeling for great blues guitar. Greats like "Kid Andersen" and "Vidar Busk" to add a few to the many musicians from this part of the world who are "self schooled" in American Blues guitar. I am thankful for their music. I cannot compare "Joe Bonnamassa" with this art style and those who remark and compare lack the knowledge and depth of this great art form. Really it takes many many years to realize this. You have to apply yourself and its obvious that Kid and Vidar have far exceeded the rule of 10,000 hours. People its no secret to become better you have to put lots of time into it. Thanks Kid!
Since discovering Kid only a few weeks ago, I've become obsessed with his tone and style. I absolutely love this performance and practice to it every day. Mad love and respect from Montana.
I heard and played blues forever, but the Kid has got something the rest wish they had. world class this guy. This is the kind of playing that inspires me to keep playing. Give years more Kid
It's funny you mention Kitchener. I used bring my amps for repair at Amplifiers plus. I live in Niagara Falls and there really isn't any music scene going on here. Yo mean to tell me that kid Andersen played Kitchener, Ontario? Wow that is strange to come all this way here from California. Like I said, I know guitar playing, I done it for years and I know a great player when I see one. It's always good to hear that a lot of women love blues too.
I'm a casual Blues fan, born in Louisiana and raised in Mississippi. Grew up loving players like BB King, Albert & Freddy King, Albert Collins, and Otis Rush. And I've heard tons of cats in between who were talented and/or well-practiced. I first learned of this cat just yesterday on NPR radio and for whatever reason, all I hear is the Blues Guitar. As far as I'm concerned, he's the real deal. Why? My ears tell me so. Two things you can't really practice are heart and authenticity. SRV had both, and so does this fellow.
I missed this show, but I saw him there in January, 2020. Great show. Always an opening act, the headliner, and then an after jam who you never know who will show up for. Thanks Cadillac Zack.
Watched it once then once again and can only say this guy is amazing. I think hey played every note on the neck even riffing that low e string! So excellent musicianship and fretboard knowledge ,but really it’s about how his music moves you, it’s goes from your ears right to your heart !!
Wow that is incredible feel and technique to get that elmore james slide sound without a slide..this guy has a profound understanding and feel for the tradition that few i have heard do...a lot who think they do ,but Kid is the real deal!!!
Hi Kid. Please concider a tour in Scandinavia next time, you're over here. I haven't seen you in Denmark yet. You are the most sophisticated blues guitarist the World
There's just no end to the great blues players out there! Greg Koch, Josh Smith, Kirk Fletcher, Guy King, & now Kid Anderson! The blues is here to stay!!! Wooooo!
Hi Lynda, I'm not sure who you are but your taste alone in music is so bang on It's frightening. I have followed Kid Andersen for a long and this young guy has got it. He can imitate any blues player under the face of the sun so exquisitely and such perfection. He defy anybody to show me someone who can even hold a candle to this guy. I'm so so burned out on watching everybody and his brother that come on friggin UA-cam and just noodle around playing insipid blues riffs. That kind of playing proves nothing. This is the guy to watch. If you can't do a video of this calibre, don't even bother coming on UA-cam. And to boot, this guy is from Norway. This guy can outplay everybody in the US. Take Bonamassa for example , excellent guitar playing, but the nerdy pretentious comments that are made sometimes are a bit much. Same as John Mayer, great player but this guy just thinks he's the cat's meow. Being humble means a lot. This guy here is so completely humble It's unreal. But Lynda, your taste in music is superb.
love Bill Stuve back there holding it down on bass. I saw him many times with Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers when he played upright bass. One of the all time greats.
This is a terrific performance by Kid and his band. The bass and drums really drive the song but Kid’s playing is just so skillful and soulful. Otis Rush himself would have been on the edge of his seat.
4:44 That moment you decide to test the crowd out cos you're really jonesing for some wings and a beer 5:10 That moment you realize you could literally be playing Happy Birthday Mr President and they wouldn't notice 5:20 Ok fuck this I'm off
"Otis, can you hear me? 'Cuz I'm Rushing right down to bring you a dose of the blues, baby! Otis, can you hear me? It's Da' Kid! Yeah, it's me, man--and I'm a-fixin' to be pickin' da' blooz, baby--ya digg?" '
one day clapton richards guy etc are going to find out about kid. hes going to be a legend. hes undeniably the baddest thing to come along since stevie ray. wow!
better than otis rush.... his tone, pauses, attacks and vibrato is pefrectly matched with the tune, world class! Freddy King added lyrics to his version, is the original instrumental version (=Otis rush)?
You must have never heard Otis Rush back in his younger years. No, I don't think Kid Anderson is better than Otis. I think Otis has forgotten more about playing Blues than Kid knows.
No doubt he's absolutely amazing, but I don't think he would consider himself better than Otis Rush. Anyway it's a matter of preference at this level. I think the original song is called "Will My Man Be Home Tonight" and was written in 1960 by Mel London for the singer Lillian Offitt. The guitar parts were provided by Earl Hooker, who made it into an instrumental he later that year recorded as "Blues in D Natural". As far as I know, it wasn't until 1970 that Otis made it into "I Wonder Why".
Only a very few people on this planet are able to play the blues guitar for 8 minutes so tastefully and inspiring. True art.
I played music the whole summer, for paying the bills. Bad mainstream electro and rap songs people enjoy. Usually, to wash my ears away from so many horrible, terrible musics, I listen to a lot of Bach, Beethoven Symphonies, Rachmaninov Concertos, Bill Evans trio, Ella Fitzgerald songs. And I cry on it, it's liking finding back an old friend, or a missed member of my family I haven't meet for too many years.
Tonight I'm crying on this Kid Anderson's guitar solo. He has exactly what most of the nowadays music misses : heart, soul, ideas, knowledge, simplicity, fun, humanity. This man is a fantastic musician. He has all my respect. I wish him the great success he deserves.
Where do these Norweigens get the feeling for great blues guitar. Greats like "Kid Andersen" and "Vidar Busk" to add a few to the many musicians from this part of the world who are "self schooled" in American Blues guitar. I am thankful for their music. I cannot compare "Joe Bonnamassa" with this art style and those who remark and compare lack the knowledge and depth of this great art form. Really it takes many many years to realize this. You have to apply yourself and its obvious that Kid and Vidar have far exceeded the rule of 10,000 hours. People its no secret to become better you have to put lots of time into it. Thanks Kid!
Couldn't have said it better myself
Since discovering Kid only a few weeks ago, I've become obsessed with his tone and style. I absolutely love this performance and practice to it every day. Mad love and respect from Montana.
Otis Rush
Also search Ronnie Earl Blues in D Natural
@@oldgrannywheelsYES! Ronnie lights up this tune as well. But I’m so impressed with Kid’s playing here.
one of the best players around , by a mile. Why this guy doesn't get as much airplay as other blues players is beyond me.
I heard and played blues forever, but the Kid has got something the rest wish they had. world class this guy. This is the kind of playing that inspires me to keep playing. Give years more Kid
It's funny you mention Kitchener. I used bring my amps for repair at Amplifiers plus. I live in Niagara Falls and there really isn't any music scene going on here. Yo mean to tell me that kid Andersen played Kitchener, Ontario? Wow that is strange to come all this way here from California. Like I said, I know guitar playing, I done it for years and I know a great player when I see one. It's always good to hear that a lot of women love blues too.
He is in a class all by himself, beautiful expression of himself, he tells his story so well. great tone from fingers to fret board!.
Telling your OWN story in the age old language of the blues is the best any one of us can hope for. That and a shitpile of cash.
I'm a casual Blues fan, born in Louisiana and raised in Mississippi. Grew up loving players like BB King, Albert & Freddy King, Albert Collins, and Otis Rush. And I've heard tons of cats in between who were talented and/or well-practiced. I first learned of this cat just yesterday on NPR radio and for whatever reason, all I hear is the Blues Guitar. As far as I'm concerned, he's the real deal. Why? My ears tell me so. Two things you can't really practice are heart and authenticity. SRV had both, and so does this fellow.
SRV was a blues rock player, one of the finest.
Kid, that is really beautiful.
The Kid is a breath of fresh air for the Blues. Yay Kid!
Kid is the best on the planet right now in my oppinion.. nice guy to, had the fortune of seeing him live and talked to him before the show.
I missed this show, but I saw him there in January, 2020. Great show. Always an opening act, the headliner, and then an after jam who you never know who will show up for. Thanks Cadillac Zack.
We are all so lucky to be here and listening to that. Amazing
Such a great number Kid Andersen has it all, intensity, feeling and down to Earth quality !
Watched it once then once again and can only say this guy is amazing. I think hey played every note on the neck even riffing that low e string! So excellent musicianship and fretboard knowledge ,but really it’s about how his music moves you, it’s goes from your ears right to your heart !!
Fanstastic!!! My son jammed with him in Brazil. Great!!!
Raffo, maestro, queremos oirte tocar este tema, sería un lujo!!
Wow that is incredible feel and technique to get that elmore james slide sound without a slide..this guy has a profound understanding and feel for the tradition that few i have heard do...a lot who think they do ,but Kid is the real deal!!!
I have heard ‘em all
and Kid Anderson is truly one of the greats .
edit .
He is the best I have ever heard .
Hi Kid. Please concider a tour in Scandinavia next time, you're over here. I haven't seen you in Denmark yet. You are the most sophisticated blues guitarist the World
Beautiful Tone and Phrasing....G/Day from Australia
Man that was tremendous. Thanks.
This sure captures that sound and feel of Otis..love it!
Awesome playing and that TONE........
Got a real nice Freddie King feel about his playing.
There's just no end to the great blues players out there! Greg Koch, Josh Smith, Kirk Fletcher, Guy King, & now Kid Anderson! The blues is here to stay!!! Wooooo!
that's some great company to be in!!
@@KidAndersen you are the real deal...the complete package...hope to meet and see you do your thing live someday!
Dont ever forget chris Caine and Walter trout
All great musicians - I have really, really enjoyed Bill Stuve's bass playing on this song.
had to watch this on repeat... its so good. Kid Anderson's playing is so tasty
Love this guy. How Refreshing.
Nice Otis Rush playing, very tasteful, soulful playing. Otis, must be smiling down on you Kid.
robert nighthawk and also
Nicely done , thanks.
A great Otis Rush number and the Kid play`s it as good as Otis ever did, Kid Andersen has the touch of the late great Paul Kossoff.
Hi Lynda, I'm not sure who you are but your taste alone in music is so bang on It's frightening. I have followed Kid Andersen for a long and this young guy has got it. He can imitate any blues player under the face of the sun so exquisitely and such perfection. He defy anybody to show me someone who can even hold a candle to this guy. I'm so so burned out on watching everybody and his brother that come on friggin UA-cam and just noodle around playing insipid blues riffs. That kind of playing proves nothing. This is the guy to watch. If you can't do a video of this calibre, don't even bother coming on UA-cam. And to boot, this guy is from Norway. This guy can outplay everybody in the US. Take Bonamassa for example , excellent guitar playing, but the nerdy pretentious comments that are made sometimes are a bit much. Same as John Mayer, great player but this guy just thinks he's the cat's meow. Being humble means a lot. This guy here is so completely humble It's unreal. But Lynda, your taste in music is superb.
“Big Baby”!!!🎸🎵♥️🎸♥️👏👏👏😊
Finally someone that sets the record straight, goodness where have you been?
Love that> Playing slide without a slide. Fantastic.
how the hack does this guitar stay in tune? phenomenal.. the guitar and the playing ;-)
Great tone & playing!!!
Fantastic!!!♥️🎵🎸👏👍
Fantastic playing.
Authenticity right there
love Bill Stuve back there holding it down on bass. I saw him many times with Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers when he played upright bass. One of the all time greats.
I keep coming back to this for inspiration, its all gravy. But the lick from 2:43 to 2:47 is plucked from blues heaven its self...!
This is a terrific performance by Kid and his band. The bass and drums really drive the song but Kid’s playing is just so skillful and soulful. Otis Rush himself would have been on the edge of his seat.
Love it !!!
He is just fantastic. Add something new to blues.
kid one a best guitar player on the wordl, feel pickin' the great blues, yeah!
Just the TOP !!!
Loved this style when Stevie did it but I think I just found my new favorite blues player for this style. “He even made it sound like a slide guitar”
Kid Anderson,Fantastic 😎👍thanks
Great playing and great feel, shades of Earl Hooker
Beautifull and true
THAT'S GOOD BLUES GUITAR PLAYING
I hear Otis Rush and soooo many tasteful melodic lines of the Greats ...Earl Hooker ...Freddie King. BB. Albert...
Fantastic player!
Wow! Now that is some guitar playing!
Wow!
You shot this on a handheld iPhone? Amazing, it's great quality audio and video. Many thanks for your efforts.
Excellent.
Wow! This man has it!
How does He do it!!!
Legend
well... this man's got something!
4:44 That moment you decide to test the crowd out cos you're really jonesing for some wings and a beer
5:10 That moment you realize you could literally be playing Happy Birthday Mr President and they wouldn't notice
5:20 Ok fuck this I'm off
YES!!!!!!
Kid... Otis would have loved the Hot Sauce you threw-on it ...:) well done thank you !
"Otis, can you hear me? 'Cuz I'm Rushing right down to bring you a dose of the blues, baby! Otis, can you hear me? It's Da' Kid! Yeah, it's me, man--and I'm a-fixin' to be pickin' da' blooz, baby--ya digg?"
'
dam that is some tasteful playing right there ...
I cant think of a lot of guitar player who play this stlye as good as the kid Anderson...
Go Kid !!!!
GREAT BLUES PICKIN AND I GOT TO PLAY WITH ALBERT KING AND LARRY DAVIS!!!!! THIS FELLOW IS GREAT!!!!!!
Man I love the faux-Elmore James part at the end.
God dam hes got soul
D is his key, another track here too, he, likes D
one day clapton richards guy etc are going to find out about kid. hes going to be a legend. hes undeniably the baddest thing to come along since stevie ray. wow!
How did I never hear of the guy.... geeze
I found him today. His 2020 lockdown special... I have spent the last 5 years of my life not knowing about him - how is that possible?
Sokk det til meg! Yeah!!
He's incredible! And the guitar player is good, too...
Great Earl Hooker stuff! Kid is the man ;)
Crying blues guitar ....totally killer
he plays slide licks Robert nighthawk style,without a slide, is amazing
he and JD Simo are at the moment in my opinion the very best!!! Does this guy do touring!?
The Mighty Anderon!
Muito legal
Alright Kid ! Gittin Mr Earl.
Ok now tell me 3 names of guitar players that can (brilliantly) manage climaxing up and down a blues solo for 8 minute...
...and I don't wonder no more
Freddie King feels
RENA!!
listen to how bill stuve gets underneath... no one else can get that... not like that... no one.
Сексуальный шоколад...
PLEASE pardon me but OUTFUCKING STANDING!! saved to favorites and that's that
I didn't know Ice T playing drums.
This guy do's it
Red Cove?
I don't think blues playin can get any better
he is to the guitar, what jason ricci is to the harmonica
What's the name of this club again?
better than otis rush.... his tone, pauses, attacks and vibrato is pefrectly matched with the tune, world class! Freddy King added lyrics to his version, is the original instrumental version (=Otis rush)?
You must have never heard Otis Rush back in his younger years. No, I don't think Kid Anderson is better than Otis. I think Otis has forgotten more about playing Blues than Kid knows.
No doubt he's absolutely amazing, but I don't think he would consider himself better than Otis Rush. Anyway it's a matter of preference at this level. I think the original song is called "Will My Man Be Home Tonight" and was written in 1960 by Mel London for the singer Lillian Offitt. The guitar parts were provided by Earl Hooker, who made it into an instrumental he later that year recorded as "Blues in D Natural". As far as I know, it wasn't until 1970 that Otis made it into "I Wonder Why".
Kis andersen reminds me of bleeding gums from the simpsons
Bill Stuve has shrunk. Haha.