Philip Sayce - As The Years Go Passing By - Live Silver Dollar 2016
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Silver Dollar, Toronto, April 14, 2016. Philip Sayce vocals & guitar and Joel Gottschalk bass and Kiel Feher drums. Song: Written by Deadric Malone and performed/recorded by Albert King 1967 & Eric Burdon & the Animals 1968. On this evening Phil dedicated performance of this song to the late great Jeff Healey.
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Oh Lord, have mercy!
One of the best guitar players ever
man that is so badass turnin the volume right off and shreddin that shit in near silence. that was heavy
On god
Totally
It’s not new it’s old school playing and adjusting the volume
One of the greatest performances of all time - no doubt inspired by Phil's love for his lost and dear friend. TY Philip Sayce! And TY & RIP Jeff Healey ;)
I mean this guys killing it but Jeff Healey? Oh baby
Such an inspiring performance
love that kid studying every note as if hes gonna comeback and blast him off the stage
and I hope he /she dose! dont get me wrong this guy is good ..but we need more like this
Jerry Kittle best comment!
They are out there and they are coming. The new generation of blues rock face melters!
There’s a few where I live. Cool thing is that phill lives up the street from me haha I’m definitely lucky
I sill dont know if it is a guy or girl
LOL that was a young me back when my hair was reaaal long. I am infact a dude and still playing guitar, inspired by players like Philip everyday. If you’re in the Toronto area, check out my band The Vaniers!
The faces that the bass player does are the same I always make watching this!
Incredible no words
The man who had been closest to Stevie Ray Vaughan. A really underated great talent!!
This MIGHTY Stratcatbruther slays the blues like no other on the planet !!!Hes is well well thru payin his dues,when ya rockn down to TOUR AUSTRALIA Saycee ya ol bastard
1:53.....to .....2:07.......is as close as your gonna get .....to SRV......never mind the rest.....this guy is scary good.
Bob Cummings he channeling
There’s a few out there mate
@@keithremedy Indeed.
Amazing talent
Wow just wow.That was perfect.
Pure MAGIC!
The bottom end is so tight... omg
Wow that was amazing
real life guitar hero fuck this is too good
I like how every note is loud...yes loud....👍
I love Philip, yes i do :)
Shout out to the kid jamming out in front
+LpMusicify That's me!!
Was it loud?
DAMN, now that's really out front, LOL.
66k views and i feel like im all of them
No me extraña que siempre haya sido un gran admirador de Jimi Hendrix
U NO thats what I LIKE!
Great video and sound quality!
The new SRV
One word 😯
Super danke
Hasta los silencios que mete estan con buen gusto...tiene ese toke salvaje de voughan, como el estilo fino de jeff beck....realmente un grande
Jon Snow on the bass
Ruben Kingman you know jons mom posted this. Jk!
Winter is coming!
Beeeest greeeeeeat claaaassss goooodlove like
This is basically SRV's "Tin Pan Alley" with different words.
Tammy Rogne : And from where do you think SRV got “Tin Pan Alley” and most if not all of his other tunes?
SRV was standing on the shoulders of all those who came before ... and probably especially Albert King.
@@freecitizen2760 No doubt! I didnt mean it in a bad way!
@@freecitizen2760 stevie live ....tin pan alley.....is unmatched....this is awesome....but stevie in that moment that night stepped off their shoulders....period...sayce is awesome but not there
Tammy Rogne : I’m so sorry if I made you feel that ... I’m glad you didn’t.
Being honest with you though, I did get that impression.
woog e : Hi! I saw SRV twice. Once he was sitting on the edge of the stage warming up. I had no idea who he was, did not have tickets to the show and so I just moved on.
Later I saw him live in either Edmonton or Vancouver (long time ago so I can’t remember).
I do remember him being unbelievably good.
I also remember him kicking down some plexiglass panels between him and his amp array (Fenders and Marshalls as I recall).
I also only saw one error.
He does a thing where he plucks his strings behind the nut.
Well, he missed one.
I saw him for a second try to go back and get it, decide out was too late, and just continue on with the tune.
I’m on a plane right now or I’d look up the name of the song.
And yes, SRV did put that whole Blues+Hendrix thing together in such a way that it took it to a “whole ‘nutha level”.
I got myself an original TS-808 because of him (yes, I know he also used TS-9’s and TS-10’s).
I even pulled a half-dozen of original JRC-4558D chips from an Ibanez multi-effect unit that are part of that vintage sound.
Yes SRV’s tone and playing .... “heavy strings, tune low, and floor it” ... had a huge effect on so, so many players.
super!!
Fire and fury
That's a hot damn son!
Great player. Great guy. Average voice; that is his shortcoming.
Never play one note when you can play fifty.
Good Lord…😧
I think I lost my virginity.
Kenny Wayne who😅 🔥🎸💥🎸🔥💥🔥🎸😢😢😢😮😅😂I think he just turned the blues to red hot 🥵🔥💥🎸🔥🥵🎸💥⚡💥💥🎸
Is that a guy or a girl in the front with the black hair?
guessing he is an aspiring guitarist
Anybody know what key he’s playing in. Thanks 🤙🏻
Bm!
Great player , in this song , you can hear Jimmy Page line
Albert king maybe?
Copying Stevie huh
What I see here, is some inspiration. You definitely can here the Stevie in the licks
Is that really all you took from this 😂
@@ht8083 yep I never said he was good! Too many players all sound the same change that shit up.
@@Leo-uc8zv fair enough but cmon mate he’s a savage you can’t deny that
@@ht8083 he is I agree with you
Who are these goobers in the front unaffected? Jesus what’s wrong with people
every lead break and every lick he plays ends up being a barrage of shit at mach 10, the guy cannot contrast slow with fast and build something with melody and tension. I hate to bring up frank marino when talking about phil because frank actually has a decent body of songs (yes i know phil is playing a ak song) but one of franks problems was the constant speedy shit that got old after a while
I totally agree. Fantastic player but There’s flashes of brilliance, but gets disturbed by an over the top speed burst. It upsets the flow and the mood. IMHO
Thousands of notes have to make up for not much feeling!
I LOVE AK and think honestly this shit is awful