He was, and remains the truest new voice of Deep Blues. He was, and remains special to those with the Soul to understand his genius. I NEVER use that word lightly. I’m old. I first fell in love with Blues music in 1965. When I heard Sean Costello I knew this music was still alive. What a loss. However, I will continue to listen to his magnificent work. It’s REAL. It’s RARE. It’s BEAUTIFUL. Enough said
His life was short, but he continues to bless so many with his talent. I am so blessed to have had the opportunity to see him live, at Northside Tavern.
Saw him play 3 times, every time he got better and better, incredible guitar player, fantastic vocalist and a wonderful performer....jeez, it eats at me just how good he was and how much better he was going to be...Top man Sean Costello...!!!
I've been playing blues for over fifty years. I consider myself a journeyman blues player. This guy was twenty eight When he died. He was light years ahead of me. What a waste.
Sean looked completely like Sean always did when he played, maybe just a little tired. Can't tell anything by the playing. Always the professional. Put his heart and soul into it despite the obvious noise of the crowd.
i love at the end when aaron hits the ground with his bass !! he and sean always told me that the videos put on youtube by friends always got filmed very late on the show when they were dead tired that's what's happening there i believe. much love to you sean
tyrone3382...it sounds like you really know your stuff. What amp/s did Sean usually use? I know his tone came from his soul and above, but I'm just curious. Thanks. K
Sean had heart and Soul!! That's the difference between the two. Never been a fan of Joe's but do respect his talent. Guys like joe can't touch cats like Sean in that realm.
He was, and remains the truest new voice of Deep Blues. He was, and remains special to those with the Soul to understand his genius. I NEVER use that word lightly. I’m old. I first fell in love with Blues music in 1965. When I heard Sean Costello I knew this music was still alive. What a loss. However, I will continue to listen to his magnificent work. It’s REAL. It’s RARE. It’s BEAUTIFUL. Enough said
I 100% agree with you!
Well said, Thank you.
Sean is tje BEST.
His life was short, but he continues to bless so many with his talent. I am so blessed to have had the opportunity to see him live, at Northside Tavern.
Je garderais toujours de très bons souvenirs de ce charmant bluesman qui nous a quitté bien trop tôt... R. I. P. Sean... 😔😕😎👍👌✌️🙏💓
Saw him play 3 times, every time he got better and better, incredible guitar player, fantastic vocalist and a wonderful performer....jeez, it eats at me just how good he was and how much better he was going to be...Top man Sean Costello...!!!
That Talkovich tele sounds killer! Sean let me dabble on it when he came to town acouple weeks before his passing.
thanks! the t90 model was designed for Sean.
The Great Sean Costello,superb musician and bluesman, he'll always be in our hearts. RIP
Sean played with depth and feeling waay beyond his years. Sorry I missed seeing him live. RIP.
My new favorite Sean Costello video!
God he is such a freak of nature- what a genius
His music lives on
Alright..THIS is MAGNUM OPUS!!!!!!!! The one video Sean would have made himself! "Sean: Film Noir". Thank You Iain.
My god I was there. You have no idea how much I miss him.
I've been playing blues for over fifty years. I consider myself a journeyman blues player. This guy was twenty eight When he died. He was light years ahead of me. What a waste.
Sean looked completely like Sean always did when he played, maybe just a little tired. Can't tell anything by the playing. Always the professional. Put his heart and soul into it despite the obvious noise of the crowd.
Awesome footage! Great playin'/singin' from Sean. RIP
i love at the end when aaron hits the ground with his bass !! he and sean always told me that the videos put on youtube by friends always got filmed very late on the show when they were dead tired that's what's happening there i believe.
much love to you sean
So many great musicians try to portray the blues. This man lived it and was the blues. And still the wanker audience twatters on like gibbons.
+MrCopperthwaite I couldn't agree more. Pearls before swine...
the joys of playing in a bar
You're not alone about that, that's for sure.
What is that thinline Telecaster with P90 neck pickup ? Sean ....always in our minds !!!!
First time I have ever seen him play anything besides the '53 Gold Top!
that's one of my guitars, the t90 was designed for Sean. He was my bud. my guitars can be seen here. www.talkovichguitars.com
tyrone3382...it sounds like you really know your stuff. What amp/s did Sean usually use? I know his tone came from his soul and above, but I'm just curious. Thanks. K
this is a buddy guy tune, and Blues Deluxe is by Jeff Beck/Rod Stewart
Joe Bonamassa - Blues Deluxe anyone? Just commenting the resemblence between both songs. Sean is god.
Sean had heart and Soul!! That's the difference between the two. Never been a fan of Joe's but do respect his talent. Guys like joe can't touch cats like Sean in that realm.
@@rleecoates1977 agree
Sean looks a little stoned here.