When I was a young kid in austin texas Gary Clark jr was my neighbor and I heard him playing guitar on his porch every night until his dad made him stop true talent from the beginning
THAT YOU CAN TREASURE EVEN IF NOBODY ELSE CAN UNDERSTAND... THAT'S A TRUE BLESSING❣ WHEN I WAS MUCH YOUNGER I USE TO HEAR THIS PERSON PLAYING THE SAX THROUGH THE NIGHT INTO THE EARLY MORNING LIGHT... IT WAS HEAVENLY LISTENING TO IT❣I WAS BLESSED TO HAVE HEARD THE GIFT OF ANOTHER HUMAN BEING WHO DIDN'T HOLD BACK.. PEACE&LOVE🌻
I listen to this every so often as the performance isn't exactly the same sound as it is on the Crossroads Album. This is the first time I noticed the crowd reflected in the sunglasses. What awesome photography! Doyle Bramhall Ii is great on this too.
Is that an American thing where something like "The Grammy's" is a Global thing, I came across Mr Clark Jr by total accident. He deserves more and better............just saying@@gsk9
Modern blues rock doesn't get any better than this. I've been listening to these kind of jams since the 1960's and I'm here to tell you... this young man is the REAL...deal.
2:10 Probably one of the greatest music shots of all time. A gritty song about fame and pride and then a shot of him capturing the entire crowd in his visor. So cool
hello de la belgique 52 ans mais enfin de la bonne music ça réveille nos oreilles et l'envie de mooverrr et d'apprendre à cette pauvre jeunesse la vrai zik
Welcome to the future of blues, I only discovered him 2 years ago and so glad I did unfortunately with the current restrictions not likely to see him play anytime soon.
This is how the Legends are born. No one knows who you are. You get out on that stage. Blow the livin' soul out that guitar... And everyone knows your name!!
It is a fantastic cut, band, vocals, ax, all of it, the production would have been more crisp (wow, huh, pretty crisp as is) if they used the new 803PC-6 system, as it separates all instruments by setting and ranges as well... be in the storm, watch the storm -be the storm. You gonna; know his name and he doesn't even "rap" that name 20 times as so many do, ciao now
That’s right... Gary Clark Jr. and Eric Gales are the only ones bringing this kind of sound to a new generation of listeners... thank God they continue putting out real music and playing from a place in their soul!
I remember Gary Clark jr, his parents and my family went to the same church.,Austin Tx. I also remember when he played downtown Austin on 6th street..Gary Jr .know how to play that Guitar!! I also loved him in the movie "Honeydripper".
Will Buddhu maybe you’re just listening to the wrong edm haha. I love from edm to classical and everywhere in between. Check out griz, the floozies, sts9, beats antique, gramatik, tipper ambergris. You’ll enjoy something
What you don't realize, was this was his breakthrough moment. Until this point in his career nobody outside Austin knew who he was. He was given a shot; He Nailed His Moment.
Doyle Bramhall II deserves credit here I think. Great players. Great to see one let the other come to the fore and not insert themselves. Great performance all round.
Reminds me of how it was only after Jimi Hendrix found fame in the UK that the Americans wanted to take notice. Until then he was only another “black man” who had his amps turned down. Legends prevail ✌️
I was watching Clapton's Crossroads Fest on TV, and was getting bored. Until Gary came on the TV. Holy... who's that?! OMG, he's wonderful. So happy to hear the Blues is still alive.
I find Gary Clark Jr to be MUCH better live than any studio version i've heard of any of his songs. Go look up When my train pulls in @ Jam in the Van!
What people don't know was there was a technical problem.. The P.A. dropped sound so they couldn't hear right. He extended the intro of the song til the sound kicked in on the other guitarist amp... then it came back on. You can see the yellow shirt guy make a face like wtf at the beginning and then works it out. Clark held the song together like glue and extended the intro and improved the leads. At some point They came back on. Also that second lead was improved and extended when the crowd lost it.. That's some balls right there keeping your shit together when things are going wrong and steps up and owns it like a boss that he is. Clapton wrote a note to him saying thank you. You make me want to play again.😀
hang in there rachel. i know how you feel i my fathers been gone 3 years and it still hurts. we played guitar together whenever we got the chance. it has gotten a little easier. just remember he'll always be with you.
Hey!! Just read your post but it either seems your heading for something or your going to do something... I know (and I know it sounds clithe) but he wouldn't want you to do anything silly!! I lost my sister about 13 years ago and we were best friend in fact whilst she ill I made her promise me to never leave me alone in this fuckin world but she did!! It broke me more than you can Imagine... But you take each day as it comes good or bad and you soldier on!! and over time you realise life is beautiful with them or without them but they are ALWAYS ALWAYS with you!! Hope I'm not speaking out line or this post is way too late but hope it helps even just a little.....peace
Listen to the live of "when my train pull in". In this live for this particular song the solo is on another level almost to the one from Jimmy Hendrix and Carlos Santana. And the voice is perfection. Since i saw and listen to this live i became a fan.
#GaryClark. You say alot with your guitar. And, i like everything you are talking about. You are a brilliant guitarist young man. True pleasure to listen to. Jam on!!!!😀👍🎺🎸🪘🎷🥁🎹🎻💜❤️💛💙💖🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Gary Clark Jr is off the hook, his concert at Lollapalooza was over the top and soo jammed. This guy arrived awhile ago! Welcome you all who are new to him! Glad you finally found him. Trying to get tix to a concert in May, barely any tic left at Red Rocks in Colorado!
#GaryClarkJr is outstanding. He speaks with his guitar. What an extraordinary performance by this young guitarist. It was obvious from the beginning that he was a rare talent. This performance is a true gem 😀👍🎸🥁🪘🎹🎷🎺🧡💜❤️💖💙🇨🇱🌹🌻🌷
Perhaps, although i saw him live for the 2nd time yesterday (as special guest to Guns n Roses in Groningen), there were quite a few people amazed by his performance. Definitely a living legend.
Saw him live... I've been to quite a few concerts in my time and Gary is one of the few artist that I've completely gone out of my body while listening to someone play live.
No body notice the fact that at 3:30 the guy in the Yellow tshirts was supposed to play his solo but due to technical difficulty there was no sound and he says it in Gary's ear and Gary improvises for the rest of the song ,LIVE, mind-blowing
Gary Clark Jr. I just discovered him. Fantastic band and this man plays with soul, style, and heart. Ice Cool. Puts players like Malmsteen in their place.
He's right! I know his name now. GARY CLARK JR. Thank You Jesus, someone stood up and played that Funky Music again. "Blues" and "Balls" are back in Rock & Roll.
I have been waiting for this video to come back around. I was checking this out a couple of years ago. This is sweet blues, modern day blues. If you're a blues fan and you haven't seen this, you missed the last chapter in the story. This guy is the next blues star. It was Steve Ray Vaughan and now it is Gary Clark Jr. He's it. Gary Clark Jr. has a Jimi Hendrix feel with a back beat blues. Hot stuff...
Josh dM Are you referring to the pedal? Yeah....they used wah pedals a LOT in the seventies...that was part of why it hit my ear that way. But he's got a dedication to sixties type blues, too. It's all good.
![Gary Clark Jr. - Catfish Blues [LIVE]](/img/n.gif)
I've discovered this guy in 2024 and he is instantly one of my favorites. Where the fuck have i been?
There's neverending quality music to be found!
You have been officially WOKED UP!!! 🤠🥰😊
Asleep brother, but you're awake now 😂😂
Right?
Me too!!! 😂
When I was a young kid in austin texas Gary Clark jr was my neighbor and I heard him playing guitar on his porch every night until his dad made him stop true talent from the beginning
really?
THAT YOU CAN TREASURE EVEN IF NOBODY ELSE CAN UNDERSTAND... THAT'S A TRUE BLESSING❣ WHEN I WAS MUCH YOUNGER I USE TO HEAR THIS PERSON PLAYING THE SAX THROUGH THE NIGHT INTO THE EARLY MORNING LIGHT... IT WAS HEAVENLY LISTENING TO IT❣I WAS BLESSED TO HAVE HEARD THE GIFT OF ANOTHER HUMAN BEING WHO DIDN'T HOLD BACK.. PEACE&LOVE🌻
I smell shit
Torn and Frayed awww is someone jealous
I Hate Gays And Black People oh look another very jelly person . 2 for 2
Show some love for the whole band they sound huge!
I could just watch this on a loop for the rest of my life.
Did I do 👋🏾
I have been@!!
The shot of the crowd through those aviators goes HARD.
Yes! as I watched that shot I thought, I hope he has that image hanging in his home
that would make a great album cover
I don't think i'll ever forget it tbh. Not that i was there, but it's just a very cool shot, even after seeing the video dozens of times ;)
I listen to this every so often as the performance isn't exactly the same sound as it is on the Crossroads Album. This is the first time I noticed the crowd reflected in the sunglasses. What awesome photography! Doyle Bramhall Ii is great on this too.
Reminds me Jimmy Hendrix
This is a Man with Skills, who will probably never achieve the global recognition he deserves..................
He has won 4 Grammys
Is that an American thing where something like "The Grammy's" is a Global thing, I came across Mr Clark Jr by total accident. He deserves more and better............just saying@@gsk9
The picture is one of the most iconic photos I've seen as far as music goes. Absolutely brilliant
When they show a closeup you can see the entire crowd from the reflection in his glasses. It would make a badass album cover
Dances_ with_weed YEZZZZ!!!!
One of his album covers is pretty much what you described. It was one of his live albums I think.
I was thinking the same thing.
Exactly what i thought i was in printed and on my wall as a screen. Itd be dope
Album called "reflections"
Modern blues rock doesn't get any better than this. I've been listening to these kind of jams since the 1960's and I'm here to tell you... this young man is the REAL...deal.
He's good brother, Try some fish-Samantha Fish
Cristone "Kingfish" Ingram rocks,too.. He's 20 years. Solid talent.
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Samantha Fich
@@Scorhosand Eric Gales!
🎉Orgasmus für die Ohren
Unglaublich, stark, kraftvoll, Danke dafür ❤
I had about 11 or 12 yo when i found this Crossroads DVD on a music store. Watched it for years.
2:10 Probably one of the greatest music shots of all time. A gritty song about fame and pride and then a shot of him capturing the entire crowd in his visor. So cool
Whoa……
Agree...
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You're right, I took a screenshot of it when I first saw it.
Couldn't agree more
Who's ever listening in this precise moment in time. You are my soulmate !
yes i do it now. best regards
Haha yeah, what a jam this is
Think so
Hello, how are you? 😂
hello de la belgique 52 ans mais enfin de la bonne music ça réveille nos oreilles et l'envie de mooverrr et d'apprendre à cette pauvre jeunesse la vrai zik
All the thumbs to this for being live
Gary Clark Jr. is the last torch bearer of rock-n-roll. Thank you sir.
He’s definitely one of them
Just discovered this guy today & I'm hooked.
Me too. Im living inside this video since this day
Welcome to the jungle.
Welcome to the future of blues, I only discovered him 2 years ago and so glad I did unfortunately with the current restrictions not likely to see him play anytime soon.
I'm really jealous of you now.
Me too. I just randomly stumbled upon it
I circle back to this performance every once in a while to get my face rocked clean off. Musicianship, sound crew and camera work all FIRE.
Same! It blows me away EVERYTIME!
Bramhall is a living legend and is loving every minute of this experience. You can tell he has mad respect for Gary Johnson and is just soaking it up.
Why the audience isn’t going insane I dont know. Legendary.
When the music absolutely captures you it can be hard to move sometimes!
@@sleeveho7577amen
KIDS STOP THE VIOLENCE.CHILL OUT AND LISTEN TO GOOD MUSIC LIKE DIS.PEACE
Amen.
@@zodiac909 I agree to that listen to the peaceful tunes and keep to yourselves life should be peaceful and happy VIOLENCE is stupid
Yessir I agree
Agreed, brother! SRV,David Gilmour,Eric Clapton,& Jimi Hendrix are my all time favorites; now digging Mr. Clark as well!#🐐#🎸@Marcus Reeves
As a wise man once said, “All You Need Is Love”.
Stevie Ray & Prince are so proud 👏.... love and respect from SC, USA
Was asked my favorites songs ever..
Jeez..
This song would be top ten...ever!
This is how the Legends are born.
No one knows who you are.
You get out on that stage.
Blow the livin' soul out that guitar...
And everyone knows your name!!
Gary can play some mean guitar from the gut!!!
@@gogotuners765 You feel his music from deep down ..very cool
He's truly a force of nature! 💯🔥
Technically, one of the best live recordings I've ever heard.
Will not argue with ya! Saw him in concert! mind *BLOWN*
Absolutely!
It is a fantastic cut, band, vocals, ax, all of it, the production would have been more crisp (wow, huh, pretty crisp as is) if they used the new 803PC-6 system, as it separates all instruments by setting and ranges as well... be in the storm, watch the storm -be the storm. You gonna; know his name and he doesn't even "rap" that name 20 times as so many do, ciao now
Granulated haha what. not even close. his solo is really sloppy and repetitive. i mean its groovy, but not at all technically sound.
I was talking about the quality of the live recording, not his skill level
Pure resonance Schumman. Amazing.
imho this is the awesomest version of this song. So good. everyone in the groove
This guy is the savior for modern blues.
Not when Marcus King is alive.
That’s right... Gary Clark Jr. and Eric Gales are the only ones bringing this kind of sound to a new generation of listeners... thank God they continue putting out real music and playing from a place in their soul!
Now I’ve gotta find this Marcus King! Thanks for turning me on!
Marcus King has got a complete different style.
Neither GCJR or Marcus King are blues though. They aren’t going to save the blues. But at least Gary can sing. Marcus King sounds like a dying goat.
That close up shot of him at the mic and the reflection of the crowd in his shades at 2:20 is awesome
AGREED!!!
AGREED!!!!!
AGREED!!!!!!
Ikr!! that's awesome!
One of my FAVORITE songs forever. Please, please come to D.C/VA/MD area. It would be a gift from the Lord! : )
I remember Gary Clark jr, his parents and my family went to the same church.,Austin Tx. I also remember when he played downtown Austin on 6th street..Gary Jr .know how to play that Guitar!! I also loved him in the movie "Honeydripper".
Best version
The bass player is the coolest guy on the planet! Love that dude!
Can't wait to see him in a few months at Beak & Skiff in Lafayette, NY. This dude is awesome
Glad to hear that you youngsters are enjoying this style of music !!! I just discovered Clark....I'm 72 !!!
I can't get enough of it, I'm glad that guys like him can make a living amidst the EDM bullshit that my generation cherishes
F Mat I found him a few years back listening to the mix of Black Keys on Pandora radio...who the hell is the Black Keys?
Lol
F Mat me too am 62 and just mistakenly clicked this on and so glad I did. First time hearing this guy.
I just found him too! He makes me feel great @ 58!!!
Will Buddhu maybe you’re just listening to the wrong edm haha. I love from edm to classical and everywhere in between. Check out griz, the floozies, sts9, beats antique, gramatik, tipper ambergris. You’ll enjoy something
Merci CrossroadsGuitar via Gaey Clark Jr 💖🎼
And just hear that humble "Thank You". I thank you Mr. Clark
What you don't realize, was this was his breakthrough moment. Until this point in his career nobody outside Austin knew who he was. He was given a shot; He Nailed His Moment.
Grammy and many prices.....these days he is supporting GunsnRoses on tour......
Doyle Bramhall II deserves credit here I think. Great players. Great to see one let the other come to the fore and not insert themselves. Great performance all round.
Reminds me of how it was only after Jimi Hendrix found fame in the UK that the Americans wanted to take notice. Until then he was only another “black man” who had his amps turned down. Legends prevail ✌️
damn right
This song is amazing
Ya gotta admit the entire line up is what makes this work. Doyle adds alot
I was watching Clapton's Crossroads Fest on TV, and was getting bored. Until Gary came on the TV. Holy... who's that?! OMG, he's wonderful. So happy to hear the Blues is still alive.
SRV be watchin from heaven with pride and joy ...cheers ....
I keep coming back for this again and again.
I do to
This live performance is so much better than studio version......WOW!
Yeah that record was stripped of vibe.. sad..
Sooo much better. I listened to the studio version once. Never again
I prefer his live stuff. Especially Blak & Blu live.
I find Gary Clark Jr to be MUCH better live than any studio version i've heard of any of his songs. Go look up When my train pulls in @ Jam in the Van!
Absolutely!!!!
the crowd in his glasses was a great shot
What people don't know was there was a technical problem.. The P.A. dropped sound so they couldn't hear right. He extended the intro of the song til the sound kicked in on the other guitarist amp... then it came back on. You can see the yellow shirt guy make a face like wtf at the beginning and then works it out. Clark held the song together like glue and extended the intro and improved the leads. At some point They came back on. Also that second lead was improved and extended when the crowd lost it.. That's some balls right there keeping your shit together when things are going wrong and steps up and owns it like a boss that he is. Clapton wrote a note to him saying thank you. You make me want to play again.😀
leon Russel
I was wondering why the other player was talking in his ear. Cool story!
"yellow shirt guy" is Doyle Bramhall. Hah. Only maybe the best living guitar player.
Really? Wow, THAT'S cool!!! Wasn't Doyle Bramhall the guy who told him Clapton wanted him to play the festival?
Yes.
One of my best song
Mesmerized
Freakin amazing! What a talent! The awards shows are filled with crap artists! Put this man on stage at the Grammys!!!🎉🎉🎉
My dad got me into Gary Clark jr. He passed 4 months ago and I get to see him next Friday for the first time. It’s kind of bittersweet
hang in there rachel. i know how you feel i my fathers been gone 3 years and it still hurts. we played guitar together whenever we got the chance. it has gotten a little easier. just remember he'll always be with you.
Rock out with Gary! RIP to ur dad who knew music
Hey!! Just read your post but it either seems your heading for something or your going to do something... I know (and I know it sounds clithe) but he wouldn't want you to do anything silly!! I lost my sister about 13 years ago and we were best friend in fact whilst she ill I made her promise me to never leave me alone in this fuckin world but she did!! It broke me more than you can Imagine... But you take each day as it comes good or bad and you soldier on!! and over time you realise life is beautiful with them or without them but they are ALWAYS ALWAYS with you!! Hope I'm not speaking out line or this post is way too late but hope it helps even just a little.....peace
I feel your pain missy, but I envy you at the same time
I'm really sorry for your loss.
Probably the most underrated musician in recent time! True heart and soul!
We are going All in with this guy
This solo is probably one of the best i've heard in a long long time. Gary is a freaking beast, too much wind and swagger
Check out the cover of have a cigar by the main squeeze.
@@9thchild358 I second this
Listen to the live of "when my train pull in". In this live for this particular song the solo is on another level almost to the one from Jimmy Hendrix and Carlos Santana. And the voice is perfection.
Since i saw and listen to this live i became a fan.
One
Marcy where I grew up
Other level voice, guitar, and stage presence… thankful to have found his music!
Me too. I'm totally hooked. Now I have to plan a road trip to see him live 🎶🎼👍😎💗💗
@gbncondor6720That’s Doyle Bramhall 2
This song keeps pulling me back.
One chord can be magical
My sister just turned me on to this song... man o man! What a jam.. not to mention Gary Clark Jr is frickin beautiful.. what a voice!!!
My favorite thing in life is hearing electric guitar played just like this!
This track is always in my head
Always !
Jimmy Hendrix had a godson! So great to hear this song!
Clapton stated that Gary Clark Jr. would carry on great guitar playing for generations...I agree ! this is smokin'
Susan Reed Clapton should know. I've been lov"n Clark's music since saw him on Austin City last year or so.
Susan Reed when Clapton says you're one of the best...youre one of the best
Clapton is getting close to dementia.
Madhu Dason Your comment made my day, thanks a lot I lol’d
Is funny, the guitarist in the yellow shirt, Doyle Bramhall, worked together with Clapton on multiple albums, 'Sessions for Robert J' being one
I will never forget this performance! It was hotttt, humid and we were getting tired until this livened everyone up!
#GaryClark. You say alot with your guitar. And, i like everything you are talking about. You are a brilliant guitarist young man. True pleasure to listen to. Jam on!!!!😀👍🎺🎸🪘🎷🥁🎹🎻💜❤️💛💙💖🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That guitar tone is outrageous.
Me too love his music and I'm 69 can never be better
I`m 60 and this kind of music makes me feel I live….💪😎👍
It's great to see the brothers rocking again.
They never stopped bro
@@BirrDetonator1989 your write but too much rap and not enough soul spiritual like blues,jazz,rock.
Not a smart phone in sight, people just enjoying the moment!
Oh My! I could crawl into this!
The bass player is a machine.
Yeah who is that?
Gary Clark Jr is off the hook, his concert at Lollapalooza was over the top and soo jammed. This guy arrived awhile ago! Welcome you all who are new to him! Glad you finally found him. Trying to get tix to a concert in May, barely any tic left at Red Rocks in Colorado!
Going to see him in Connecticut at Sound on Sound festival
#GaryClarkJr is outstanding. He speaks with his guitar. What an extraordinary performance by this young guitarist. It was obvious from the beginning that he was a rare talent. This performance is a true gem 😀👍🎸🥁🪘🎹🎷🎺🧡💜❤️💖💙🇨🇱🌹🌻🌷
Tavastia Finland 😊🌈❤️🙏 great gig !!!!
I just CANNOT stop listening to this guy. Amazing!!
Refreshing to see a real musician these days. The Man is fire.
🔥
God is blessing me today with a lot of music I like.
good blues man
This man is the DEFINITION of a living legend, it's a shame that rest of the world has not caught onto his talent yet.
Perhaps, although i saw him live for the 2nd time yesterday (as special guest to Guns n Roses in Groningen), there were quite a few people amazed by his performance. Definitely a living legend.
i agree with you, this guy is a CRACK
Kiwi here, we hear him, don’t worry.
It's why label it as a talent
It's why label it as a talent
"I went up a different person came down somebody else".....🎸🎶🔥🔥🔥
How the hell do you give this thumbs down? I've seen this guy live, with Clapton. Don't get any better! This kid is phenomenal!
Sorta like the 3k down thumbs for SRV. Either their fingers up is messed up or they are soul less.
cause they didn`t know the difference of upside and downside?? regards and smile.
Love this song
Saw him live... I've been to quite a few concerts in my time and Gary is one of the few artist that I've completely gone out of my body while listening to someone play live.
Me toi
Same
Good thing he wasn't dead
Gary Clark Jr is the epitome of American music!
Love this music. You gunna know my name. He's right, I know his name now.
Without a doubt on of the best things I've heard...
Holy smokes , that's a sound that grabs your spine .
This is probably one of the best live performances I've ever seen. Gary Clark Jr. is a legend on the guitar.
No body notice the fact that at 3:30 the guy in the Yellow tshirts was supposed to play his solo but due to technical difficulty there was no sound and he says it in Gary's ear and Gary improvises for the rest of the song ,LIVE, mind-blowing
The man in the yellow tee shirt is Doyle Bramhall II.
@@julieb8156 and he's one of the handful of people playing on a right handed guitar with his left hand! :)
He wasn't, if you know the progression of the song, garys continued solo isnt improvised, it ran exactly as it should have.
@@utsukmusic u ever heard the studio version? I don't think so, Do you know anything about music, I don't think so
@@julieb8156and Bramhall is a talent on his own.
This performance and the John Mayer trio's performance of ain't no sunshine at the same festival are my two favorite live performances of all time.
100% agree
#GaryClarkJr #Texas born and raised. Phenom with the major guitar 🎸 skills 😀👍🪘🥁🎹🎻🎸🎷🎺❤️💖💜💙💛🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇨🇱🌻
Gary caught you. You caught feelings
That solo has to be one of the best I've ever heard. The band is ridiculously tight as well, wish I could have been there.
At 4:34 when he transitions and the crowd has to snap out of it like oh shit we just got our faces melted better holler for it
Gary Clark Jr. I just discovered him. Fantastic band and this man plays with soul, style, and heart. Ice Cool. Puts players like Malmsteen in their place.
#GaryClarkJr. You are just crazy talented. What a gift #Jehovah gave you 🙋👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇨🇱💖❤️💚💛💜💝💙🎸
He's right! I know his name now. GARY CLARK JR.
Thank You Jesus, someone stood up and played that Funky Music again. "Blues" and "Balls" are back in Rock & Roll.
I have been waiting for this video to come back around. I was checking this out a couple of years ago. This is sweet blues, modern day blues. If you're a blues fan and you haven't seen this, you missed the last chapter in the story. This guy is the next blues star. It was Steve Ray Vaughan and now it is Gary Clark Jr. He's it. Gary Clark Jr. has a Jimi Hendrix feel with a back beat blues. Hot stuff...
Gotta love the double drum sets and that driving, distorted rhythm!
Oh, my God! He is wonderful! Love you, Gary Clark Jr! Kisses from Brazil! 🇧🇷❤️😘✌️
hope his wife doesn`t read your message. regards.
@@wolfganggutmann3421 I'm just his fan... 😉✌️🇧🇷🇺🇸
@@rosebrazil8267 it was simply a joke. smile mary. my best wishes to you for 2021.
Goddam I love that punchy, thick, bassy, fuzzed out tone he uses.
+lolttyl143
nod to the seventies :-)
+blondwiththewind *sixties
Josh dM Could be....sounds like the seventies to me.
+blondwiththewind Because the fuzz face has been designed in 1965 and overused since Hendrix made in popular
Josh dM Are you referring to the pedal? Yeah....they used wah pedals a LOT in the seventies...that was part of why it hit my ear that way. But he's got a dedication to sixties type blues, too. It's all good.
I just discovered this young man and oh my god, i love his music 😎
Gary Clark Jr. & his Band are the 💣 💸
The domb my friend
STARTED THE DAY OFF WITH THIS!!! 25.APR.2024