sangbeau i think this park would have to have some really weird but cool features too, like a jellybean fountain, or a path through the woods made out of M&Ms.
sangbeau a park with wolves bears and some porches with fridges full of beer and every kind of stringed instrumenty you could imagine. David Lindley national park. i would live there man :)
Just unbelievable. There's a small repair on the bottom of the oud, kind of cute. He led into this song with traditional Nubian minor key stuff, a brilliant way to segue to a blues song.
from the banks of the Nile to the banks of the Mississippi... all great musicians have the unifying waters of sound and soul flowing through their veins, David Lindley was one of those greats
A sad time…I was fortunate not only to see David play in person, but also to shoot against him competitively. Not many know he was an Olympic class silhouette shooter. A brilliant man in so many aspects. RIP, the Prince of Polyester.💔
This cat does a version of "Papa Was a Rolling Stone", the old Temptations hit. Every time I hear it, my head nearly cracks in half for grinning so hard... Love it!!!
A true artist, never just hammering out a formulaic composition/instrumentation . He plays so many instruments because he has so many ideas he wants to use. An original in every sense of the word!
@@mothersgauri4137 it's on wikipedia. Very sad how our generation are passing on one by one.. I first saw him play at the Apollo in Victoria, London in the early 80's when he was doing a solo tour (with his own band)
@@OnlyVisitingU Yes, thank you. I discovered from that, it was Covid. SO sad. Since my comment, people are coming out everywhere with statements and tributes. I knew him and played with him back in the very early 60's. Not only a genius musician but very special person. Always maintained his integrity. That's rare.
Hey all!! So glad you have been enjoying these clips of David. I was just going thru some files and have found 3 more songs I am currently adding to youtube!! I will also build these into a playlist on my site for a more concert enjoyment feel :-) Appreciate all the comments and please make sure to try and catch David Lindley when he is in your area!!
So how would one get David Lindley to play in my area? Texarkana/East Texas . I have some ideas and I'd pair him up with someone he already knows. ...just a thought, If you know David, someone contact me? THX
David Lindley has been a hero to me since he visited Germany 1982 for the Loreley Rockpalast concert! If anyone has contact to Dave, tell him that this 35 years old concert influenced many European musicians and that he has never been forgotten at the other side of the Atlantic Ocean!
Rest in peace, David. You were always in my top five players since I discovered Kaleidoscope in 1969. I saw you at least a dozen times over the years, and you shook my hand and autographed a Kaleidoscope record for me after a small solo show in North Carolina. Thank you for many years of joy. Thankful we shared time on earth together.
An absolute genius underrated only to those who don't know any better. This man is a national treasure and a stunning complement to another national treasure, Jackson Browne.
Was blessed with a chance to see him at Fur Peace Ranch years ago. Left in absolute awe! One of the best show’s I’ve ever witnessed. Truly amazing artist. Rest Easy
My thanks to Jai Windig, Jackson Browne, and Warren Zevon for introducing me to this one of a kind virtuoso. Thanks to you for continuing to post and introduce another generation to his incredible musicianship. Kia mihi
I saw David play this with J.J. Cale at The Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach back in the early 2000s. One of the best shows EVER!!!! Wish I had a tape of that one. Someone must have patched out of the board that night. It was the 2nd to last Cale show at The Belly Up before he passed. Thanks for sharing!!!
Never heard of this guy before but what a talent fellow😎 Got a Oud here think I'm going to try the blues on it ! Absolutely awesome vid 😎👍 Thanks for the inspiration😃
Who the heck ever heard of an 11 string FRETLESS oud? David you were a talent that I hope will be treasured in the archive of prolific instrumentalists. Damn son you were the real thing. Thank you for stopping in...
His first successful band was the legendary... 'Kaleidoscope' who wove lots of different styles of music into a heady and mezmerizing psychedelic brew at the beginning. Folk, cajun, arabic, greek, turkish, blues, rock 'n' roll. 'Beacon from Mars' was a favourite of mine all those years ago. There's lots of great stuff on their records. Live they were supposed to be absolutely wonderful and way out there! Unfortunately, we won't see those times again, or musicians like David Lindley.
My family have always been fans of this guy . First my older brother in London in late sixties/seventies and me later on with his albums with El Rayo X. I have some friends from way back who supported him and Ry in Melbourne Australia and said how much of a wonderful guy he was.
Saw him with Kaleidoscope in the late 60's in California and the whole band played varied instruments of world variety not the typical guitar and bass drums keyboards... It was a trippy experience. Been a life long fan since..
After nearly 40 years and 25 live shows, I'm still not tired of Mr. Dave. God bless him and please live & play another 50 years, sir. Please please please.
25 shows wow! Lucky you! I think I've seen him 4 or 5 times. Love Mr. Dave. His last tour was interrupted by Covid. I hope he's doing well and I hope to see him again. Can't wait to hear what he's been up to!
@@richardgross3794 hey... No one here gets out alive, right? I will enjoy his music now on CD & mp3 and hope to meet him in Heaven one day. I'm honored to have known him a little bit. He's a wonderful gentleman. But yeah, brother. He's dead, but he's not gone. Not totally.
When Jackson Brown first came out I was drawn to the slide guitar work. Picked up a 32 Rick snd never looked back. I learned those tunes note for note. Along the way I picked up Dobro and Pedal Steel. I'm 71 now and he still surprises me, and I just keep learning.
I was fortunate to see David at the "Golden Bear" in Huntington Beach, California about 1981, I think. He blew us all away with slide guitar and his unique vocals, playing mainly songs from his album "El Rayo X". Long live David Lindley.
I saw him a few days after this performance. We talked after the show about one of his violin improvs during Jackson Browne's 1976-77 tour. "Jackson kept telling me to play longer."
A deep bow to David Lindley, multi-instrumentalist and musician extraordinaire, side-man to many other talented musicians/composers and a great composer and performer in his own right. Upon his passing we are left with a huge void in the music world, one difficult to fill, to say the least. May your journey be filled with beautiful music David Lindley. You will be missed. 🙏 💜
R.I.P. (March 21, 1944 - March 3, 2023) Your talent on all types of strings will be missed along with the brightly colored shirts that were his trademark.
Of course in his best polyester:) Incredible underrated musician, was so fortunate to see him with El Rayo X and with Wally, Thank you so much for posting, truly appreciated!
Lived in Claremont 1973 to 1980. High school, college years. Mr Dave was a legend there;then. Guitar Store. Folk Music Center. Always guys in there, playing instruments... Banjos dulcimers mandolins fiddles sitars.. Usually that guy was Mr. Lindsey. Used to pedal past his house, wave
David is just about the most under-appreciated musical genius on EARTH. I've seen him many times, alone and in other people's bands, and it still isn't enough. Get after it, Mr. Lindley. What would Jackson Browne do without you? Not much.
My first concert was Jackson Brown in 1977 at MPP, where Jackson and David recorded Stay/ the Load Out. Was hooked then, been amazed by this man since. From El Rayo Ex, to his solo tours, to the absolute magic he created with Hani Naser, he was always fresh and funny! And those shoes 👞 !!!!!!
Lucky enough to see him a good dozen times since his El Rayo-X days. Always so engaging, spellbinding brilliant & funny...a favourite memory was catching him in a neighborhood, converted church. I approached him after the show, as he was packing up his gear. He actually apologized for being distracted, when I enquired about his bouzouki...saying you can substitute cello strings, in a pinch. ☆ There's N O substitution for singular, musical genius!
A legend in music and has ways been a musical idle playing his drum or bongo rhytemand melody for his fans over the world..lyrics are great..phenomenal
The man's a national treasure. Can we have him made into a park or something? Like, a really big park with bears and wolves.
sangbeau I'm all in with this. It's perfect!
sangbeau Wonderful suggestion! :-o)
sangbeau i think this park would have to have some really weird but cool features too, like a jellybean fountain, or a path through the woods made out of M&Ms.
sangbeau a park with wolves bears and some porches with fridges full of beer and every kind of stringed instrumenty you could imagine. David Lindley national park. i would live there man :)
+sangbeau And you enter the park dancing backwards into your own ear.
RIP David Lindley, who was a purveyor of basically every string instrument known to man.
A purveyor? You mean he sold stringed instruments for a living?
@@judeirwin2222 and we bought up every last note! :))
Goddammit, he died? He did. Crap. I wonder if Ry ever gave him all those guitars back.
@@judeirwin2222 We can't expect Americans to be literate anymore.
@@judeirwin2222 I think he means panderer, because nothing says Oud like a Chinese bear vender.
Rest in Peace David Lindley. 3 March 2023
In very VERY loving memory of Mr. David Lindley (1944 - 2023 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).
Just unbelievable. There's a small repair on the bottom of the oud, kind of cute. He led into this song with traditional Nubian minor key stuff, a brilliant way to segue to a blues song.
from the banks of the Nile to the banks of the Mississippi...
all great musicians have the unifying waters of sound and soul flowing through their veins,
David Lindley was one of those greats
One of the absolutely greatests...😇✌👍👍👍
There isn't a stringed instrument ever made that this man can't play - a master, he and Ry Cooder.
allright
Yes
The man, the master, the king of polyester!
Throw in Roy Clark and you have my vote.
I would suggest the late, great Roy Clark as the gold standard.
Billy Strings is no slouch either.
I remember his great slide licks on Jackson Browne songs that thrilled me in my teen years.
His falsetto on 'stay'. Love those songs.
A sad time…I was fortunate not only to see David play in person, but also to shoot against him competitively. Not many know he was an Olympic class silhouette shooter. A brilliant man in so many aspects. RIP, the Prince of Polyester.💔
his playing made the world a more beautiful place.
I have an oud. Never though of playing blues on it. Brilliant!
RIP David...thank you for your artistry.
This cat does a version of "Papa Was a Rolling Stone", the old Temptations hit. Every time I hear it, my head nearly cracks in half for grinning so hard... Love it!!!
Cat????????????????/
@@childofthe60s100
Yup, he is definitely a cat!
Finest kind!
A true artist, never just hammering out a formulaic composition/instrumentation . He plays so many instruments because he has so many ideas he wants to use. An original in every sense of the word!
RIP David. Your music will live on forever!
Yes. Sad news. May he play his music to the Gods.
Sorry to be out of the loop, but he died??? Can you give more info please??? Thanks
@@mothersgauri4137 it's on wikipedia. Very sad how our generation are passing on one by one.. I first saw him play at the Apollo in Victoria, London in the early 80's when he was doing a solo tour (with his own band)
@@OnlyVisitingU Yes, thank you. I discovered from that, it was Covid. SO sad.
Since my comment, people are coming out everywhere with statements and
tributes. I knew him and played with him back in the very early 60's. Not only a genius
musician but very special person. Always maintained his integrity. That's rare.
😂
RIP David, seeing him live all those years ago transformed my musical path forever.
This is absolutely filthy. The blues on an ancient Egyptian instrument. This man is a legend.
Was
RIP David... you were amazing!😢
He described it as a Turkish Ude at the concerts I saw him with it, ( many).
@@richardgross3794
He continues to be a legend after passing over to the other side.
@@richardgross3794 legends never die, Richard
R.I.P. David
What an amazing amalgamation of musical styles and sounds. Baroque meets bluegrass classic rock. ❤
RIP
The man who made so many other men Famous
Hey all!! So glad you have been enjoying these clips of David. I was just going thru some files and have found 3 more songs I am currently adding to youtube!! I will also build these into a playlist on my site for a more concert enjoyment feel :-) Appreciate all the comments and please make sure to try and catch David Lindley when he is in your area!!
+teisner1399 how about that Todd picture ? You have great taste in music
He,s a real genius this man :)
So how would one get David Lindley to play in my area? Texarkana/East Texas .
I have some ideas and I'd pair him up with someone he already knows.
...just a thought, If you know David, someone contact me? THX
teisner, thanks for posting David's works of art/genius. Been following him since early seventies with J.B.
David Lindley has been a hero to me since he visited Germany 1982 for the Loreley Rockpalast concert! If anyone has contact to Dave, tell him that this 35 years old concert influenced many European musicians and that he has never been forgotten at the other side of the Atlantic Ocean!
Rest in peace, David. You were always in my top five players since I discovered Kaleidoscope in 1969. I saw you at least a dozen times over the years, and you shook my hand and autographed a Kaleidoscope record for me after a small solo show in North Carolina. Thank you for many years of joy. Thankful we shared time on earth together.
RIP My Man ... thanks for your love .
R.i.p. genius...
Seriously he could make a toothbrush sound good. What a master 👏
Or even a sledge hammer
An absolute genius underrated only to those who don't know any better. This man is a national treasure and a stunning complement to another national treasure, Jackson Browne.
Love and peace to you Mr. Dave, wherever you are. I am so very glad to have been here with you for awhile.
Farewell David... thanks for all the great music over the years!!
RIP dear man.
🙏💙Rest in peace sir💙🙏
Sad news today, the loss of a true master. RIP
RIP Mr Lindley.
The man has been a true enrichment to my life!
This guy is so under rated, he is a major talent!
David Lindley is without doubt and beyond comparison, the most talented stringed instrument musician that ever lived.
Godspeed Mr Dave
Thank you so much 🌹
Lindley’s solos in “down in the mall” were absolutely incredible... Zevon surrounded himself with amazing musicians
Was blessed with a chance to see him at Fur Peace Ranch years ago. Left in absolute awe! One of the best show’s I’ve ever witnessed. Truly amazing artist. Rest Easy
My thanks to Jai Windig, Jackson Browne, and Warren Zevon for introducing me to this one of a kind virtuoso. Thanks to you for continuing to post and introduce another generation to his incredible musicianship.
Kia mihi
Rest easy David, thanks for all the amazing music😢
I met Lindley once. Great and friendly man. Willing to to talk to any amateur musician. Willing to impart knowledge. Thank you David!
RIP man, you were the best. You inspired me and were the soundtrack to S much that was beautiful in my life.
I saw David play this with J.J. Cale at The Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach back in the early 2000s. One of the best shows EVER!!!! Wish I had a tape of that one. Someone must have patched out of the board that night. It was the 2nd to last Cale show at The Belly Up before he passed.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Never heard of this guy before but what a talent fellow😎
Got a Oud here think I'm going to try the blues on it !
Absolutely awesome vid 😎👍
Thanks for the inspiration😃
RIP Mr. Dave
Who the heck ever heard of an 11 string FRETLESS oud? David you were a talent that I hope will be treasured in the archive of prolific instrumentalists. Damn son you were the real thing. Thank you for stopping in...
G*ddamn if Lindley doesn't just keep getting better year after year. The man stands alone.
+quartzimaging don't get me wrong, David is great, but Steve Howe is right up there too;0)
That’s a Oud. My late father played this beautiful instrument.
God bless Mr. Lindley
His first successful band was the legendary... 'Kaleidoscope' who wove lots of different styles of music into a heady and mezmerizing psychedelic brew at the beginning. Folk, cajun, arabic, greek, turkish, blues, rock 'n' roll. 'Beacon from Mars' was a favourite of mine all those years ago. There's lots of great stuff on their records. Live they were supposed to be absolutely wonderful and way out there! Unfortunately, we won't see those times again, or musicians like David Lindley.
He is playing blues with “Turkish Ud”…just wouuw great performance 🎉
My family have always been fans of this guy . First my older brother in London in late sixties/seventies and me later on with his albums with El Rayo X. I have some friends from way back who supported him and Ry in Melbourne Australia and said how much of a wonderful guy he was.
Saw him with Kaleidoscope in the late 60's in California and the whole band played varied instruments of world variety not the typical guitar and bass drums keyboards... It was a trippy experience. Been a life long fan since..
I just can’t imagine how much patience and love for music it must take to master so many types of stringed instruments.
After nearly 40 years and 25 live shows, I'm still not tired of Mr. Dave. God bless him and please live & play another 50 years, sir. Please please please.
25 shows wow! Lucky you! I think I've seen him 4 or 5 times. Love Mr. Dave. His last tour was interrupted by Covid. I hope he's doing well and I hope to see him again. Can't wait to hear what he's been up to!
Sorry, he’s gone
@@richardgross3794 hey... No one here gets out alive, right? I will enjoy his music now on CD & mp3 and hope to meet him in Heaven one day. I'm honored to have known him a little bit. He's a wonderful gentleman.
But yeah, brother. He's dead, but he's not gone. Not totally.
When Jackson Brown first came out I was drawn to the slide guitar work. Picked up a 32 Rick snd never looked back. I learned those tunes note for note. Along the way I picked up Dobro and Pedal Steel. I'm 71 now and he still surprises me, and I just keep learning.
I've seen David Lindley 5 times live. He played Twist & Shout as an encore request for me and Signed my copy of his CD!
Just live forever, the world needs this music.
I was fortunate to see David at the "Golden Bear" in Huntington Beach, California about 1981, I think. He blew us all away with slide guitar and his unique vocals, playing mainly songs from his album "El Rayo X". Long live David Lindley.
Ain't nobody who don't love Mr. Dave.
I saw him a few days after this performance. We talked after the show about one of his violin improvs during Jackson Browne's 1976-77 tour. "Jackson kept telling me to play longer."
RIP Legend
I wasn't aware of what David Lindley has done in the last three decades. I still like his playing. He's young at heart. Congratulations!
REAL! Wow he is marvellous at playing and singing!
Thank you for uploading this and for your description too! 🙌✨
this is the most amazing piece of music I have discovered in like 15 years . WOW. What an incredible genius!
May this national treasure rest in peace. It's a sad day, but the music lives on. 3/3/23
這個大師幾乎是我聽過現代最厲害的幾個草根籃調大師之一了
A deep bow to David Lindley, multi-instrumentalist and musician extraordinaire, side-man to many other talented musicians/composers and a great composer and performer in his own right. Upon his passing we are left with a huge void in the music world, one difficult to fill, to say the least. May your journey be filled with beautiful music David Lindley. You will be missed. 🙏 💜
You're eloquent in your Eulogy. I could not agree more or add anything more to it than he changed my life, too.
R.I.P. (March 21, 1944 - March 3, 2023)
Your talent on all types of strings will be missed along with the brightly colored shirts that were his trademark.
A great version of a great song.
Shine on David Lindley.
Just came across this. wonderful & fascinating!
This is an epic performance, David was a master of his craft.
I found him late, but at least I found him.
David :Th and GE. Smith have given me a great musical education...
Travel well the King Of Polyester
What an honor to see this performance!
Hello Toni..
One of the greatest Musicians all the time!!!
Faaaaaantastic!!!!!
Thank you!
Oh man that was one of the most amazing stringed instrument performances I've ever seen. RIP David.
He is just one of the best! Great feel, great sund, great lesson for all listen and soak up that feel.
Few can think outside the box as tastefully as he
In the Valley of Death they'd say, "Stay away from him. He sang New Minglewood Blues AND Soul of a Man!" RIP Mr. Polyester!
Testify! and a BIG AMEN!
AND Cat Food Sandwiches!
Of course in his best polyester:) Incredible underrated musician, was so fortunate to see him with El Rayo X and with Wally, Thank you so much for posting, truly appreciated!
When did the ratings come out?
Best version of this song ever...he captures it completely .
Rest in peace to this amazing musical master. His immense legacy will NEVER be forgotten. ❤
Wouhhhwww!
David an Ry are real guitar Gods!
Lived in Claremont 1973 to 1980. High school, college years. Mr Dave was a legend there;then. Guitar Store. Folk Music Center. Always guys in there, playing instruments...
Banjos dulcimers mandolins fiddles sitars..
Usually that guy was Mr. Lindsey. Used to pedal past his house, wave
David is just about the most under-appreciated musical genius on EARTH. I've seen him many times, alone and in other people's bands, and it still isn't enough. Get after it, Mr. Lindley. What would Jackson Browne do without you? Not much.
This was one of my favorite tunes while working production in an electrical supplier. Sweet, deserted factory I could sing along in and bother no one.
I saw him live some decades ago - it was great music but also funny and heart-warming. RIP !
I know that I'm late to the party but I just discovered your posts. Thank you! Lindley is so fucking brilliant!
Could listen for hours, true genius
My first concert was Jackson Brown in 1977 at MPP, where Jackson and David recorded Stay/ the Load Out. Was hooked then, been amazed by this man since. From El Rayo Ex, to his solo tours, to the absolute magic he created with Hani Naser, he was always fresh and funny! And those shoes 👞 !!!!!!
Rest in Peace..
Yes! We had the same Flamenco guitar teacher, Henri Bison. I had the privilege to meet him. He could play any instrument and sing!
damn, a master class if ever there was. Thank you Mr. Lindley! -Cliff
Lord of the Strings once and forever
Savant, Mike.... Strings is in his dna. 2 string, 3, 4, 6, 12, 44... Strings... Constantly amazes me, after 50 years of him amazing me.. the world
I was fortunate enough to see Mr. Dave play live a handful of times. Loved when he broke out the Oud. Bless his soul.
The damn instrument is fretless! David I love you.
Never in my life did I ever expect to se someone rockin' out on a lute! Fantastic! R.I.P David Lindley.
Lucky enough to see him a good dozen times since his El Rayo-X days.
Always so engaging, spellbinding brilliant & funny...a favourite memory was catching him in a neighborhood, converted church. I approached him after the show, as he was packing up his gear. He actually apologized for being distracted, when I enquired about his bouzouki...saying you can substitute cello strings, in a pinch.
☆ There's N O substitution for singular, musical genius!
A legend in music and has ways been a musical idle playing his drum or bongo rhytemand melody for his fans over the world..lyrics are great..phenomenal