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MOE Top 5 Guitar Players 2023
Solos from our top five most watched guitar players last year including a 5-minute solo from an "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" cover so good Dickey Betts would be smiling if not envious. Our top two haven't changed from last year but there's three new players behind them. Tell us in the comment section who you watched most and how many of our 5 you already knew.
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Eric Clapton I Dont Know Why
Просмотров 456 месяцев назад
As part of the backing band for Delaney and Bonnie along with George Harrilson, and what ended up being the Dominos for Clapton's next band, Eric steps forward for a vocal performance.
Derek and the Dominos-The Genesis
Просмотров 1326 месяцев назад
Before forming Derek and the Dominos, Eric Clapton had toured as part of a backup band for Delaney and Bonnie that included Geroge Harrison or Dave Mason on guitar as well as the future members of the Dominos. You'll hear the "Dominos" sound in this video that has Harrison in the group. Clapton took the pieces from this band and added Duane Allman at the last minute to make one of the greatest ...
Eric Clapton & Otis Rush Rock Montreux Jazz Festival
Просмотров 546 месяцев назад
Eric Clapton joins the Otis Rush Band at the Montreux Jazz Festival.
Mick Taylor Knows How to Solo
Просмотров 7726 месяцев назад
Mick Taylor supplied many of the great guitar solos heard on some of the Rolling Stones' best albums. Keith Richards admitted he sometimes watched Mick in awe as he played. No disrespect to Keith or Ron Wood, both great rock guitar players, but Mick was THE guitar player for the Stones. The great John Mayall once said Mick was a better player than his other two early Bluesbreakers guitar legend...
MOE Top Ten Movie Soundtracks
Просмотров 696 месяцев назад
MOE's top ten movie soundtracks to listen to without watching the movie. No offense to The Bodyguard or The Lion King or your other favorite soundtrack but look for them possibly on Volume II coming soon.
Samantha Fish Will put a spell on You
Просмотров 72111 месяцев назад
We discovered Samantha Fish about ten years ago when we clicked on a video of her singing "I'll Put a Spell on You" and we've been spellbound ever since. Here we watch Samantha grow from a teenage guitar phenom to a bona fide superstar. We warn you though, she will put a spell on you. And if you have the opportunity to catch her live don't miss it.
Top 5 Greatest Athletic & Musical Dual Careers
Просмотров 42Год назад
Athletes can't compete forever and after their careers end, many turn to business, television, movies and even politics. A few turn to music and we've ranked the top 5 based on their athletic accomplishments and their musical success. Totally subjective, we welcome your comments.
Chet Atkins "Mr. Guitar" plays Jazz
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Whether it's "Mr. Guitar," "The Country Gentleman" or "the Godfather of the Guitar," Chet Atkins is a Country Music giant, but he was also quite comfortable playing jazz as well as this video proves with fifteen minutes of sweet Chet jazz guitar with friends Mark Knopfler, George Benson, Earl Klugh and Les Paul .
Billy Strings vs Molly Tuttle--Battle for the flatpicking Crown
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Bluegrass superstars Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle have each won Grammys, two guitar player of the year awards as well as numerous other music awards. Born less than 4 months apart, they've reached the top together and this video showcases their extreme skills.,
Remembering Jazz Guitar Legend Larry Coryell
Просмотров 261Год назад
Remembering Jazz Guitar Legend Larry Coryell
What Guitar Solo Would You Loop? For Hours???
Просмотров 132Год назад
What Guitar Solo Would You Loop? For Hours???
Fantasy Dream Band "Supergroup"-- The Cream of the Crop
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Fantasy Dream Band "Supergroup" The Cream of the Crop
Bob Dylan is very particular about his lead guitar players
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Bob Dylan is very particular about his lead guitar players
The Days the Music Died-Music's Top 7 Most Tragic Young Losses
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The Days the Music Died-Music's Top 7 Most Tragic Young Losses
Strings on Strings-- Billy Strings that is
Просмотров 5052 года назад
Strings on Strings Billy Strings that is
Great Guitar Solos-The Art of the Journey
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Great Guitar Solos-The Art of the Journey
Most Underrated Guitarists 12 of the BEST
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Most Underrated Guitarists 12 of the BEST
Jazz Guitarists That Rock - A Baker's Dozen
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Jazz Guitarists That Rock - A Baker's Dozen
Slide Guitar Top 20-Best of the Best
Просмотров 23 тыс.4 года назад
Slide Guitar Top 20-Best of the Best
Nice , a wasted talent , every one should know that name ( other than Stones fans ) . Should be with the Clapton / Beck etc. crowd . Under appreciated by most , not by me . Great clip. .
Well said! Thanks for watching.
Dave Hole is not bad
He HAD to be peculiar about his musicians because he couldn't sing.
Classy, Clean and Tasteful.
Don't think I ever heard him hit a bad note.
Props for remembering how good Johnny Winters was but putting Beck ahead of Bonamassa? WTF
Saw J Winter with his brother and Rick Derrringer, another wicked guitar player, saw Jeff Beck with SRV and have seen JB three times. He's good but he's no Jeff Beck. He might be if he keeps playing another 15-20 years. And that's not a knock at all. He's tremendous but Beck was in a class of one. Seen Clapton and a bunch of other greats but when you can make Stevie Ray look like an opening act, you're badass.
@@milesofentertainment SRV was no ones opening act. Come on, Son. That Boy Could Play
Nobody is better than Trucks. Duane Allman????? Ry Cooder ????
Ry Cooder is unbelievable and we'd probably move him into the top five if we remade the video today. He's incredible and won't argue if you think he's #1. Believe that's what you're suggesting. We love Ry and just like DA and DT better.
They are all great. It isn’t. Competition
This is true and everybody has their favorite sounds and artists so we would never argue (too much anyway LOL) with someone else's list. But it's fun conversation. Thanks for watching.
Duke didn't last long with Bob in the road band.
You're right there. LOL
No Way roy rogers should be only ranked number 15
If we had done acoustic only he would have been at or near the top.
Damned audience.
Thank you so much for this wonderful show and I appreciate you, Elizabeth ❤️
Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it.
Gibson Les Paul vs Gretsch Country Gentleman I love it !!!!!
First time I heard Dylan was on my way to Humble Pie concert with AC/DC as opening band. My brother had a Dylan cd in his 8 track. Best of Bob Dylan. I remember being mesmerized by this guy. When I got out of the car I looked to see the name on the cassette. The rest is history for my appreciation for Dylan.
We understand. Came of age with him. He's in rare company.
Dylan is clearly an opportunist, playing off of other talent greats and knowing he just could. Big brain is right on!
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I'm sure there are many excellent musicians, but I'm staying with Dylan ❤❤❤
Of course, Bob Dylan wants great guitarists in his band. Check out what Robbie Robertson said about him.
No George Harrison??? 😳😳😳
We love George and he was terrific with a slide but the video focused on players who used a slide primarily and that eliminated some great slide players like Harrison, Jimmy Page, Dicky Betts. In retrospect the one guy we left off who probably should be in the video is Lowell George. And the guy in the video who probably doesn't use a slide at least half the time is Joe Bonamassa. But no disrespect intended to George, Jimmy, Dicky and many other great slide players and it was subjective and arbitrary on our part as to whether a player was most time or occasional. But again, George was my personal favorite Beatle and long before "Air Guitar" I was playing a broom to George's licks.
What about the Dylan lead guitar journeyman, the goodly Stu Kimball?
We would have had to make an hour or 90 minute video to include all Dylan's guitar players. No offense intended or implied in the omission of any guitarist who player with Dylan over the years.
Yall Completely Left Out FogHat!🤔
That johnny winter tho 😮
We should have had him higher, around 5th maybe. Some viewers have told us he should be #1.
Wow, no. Definitely not the top 20 best. A few good ones in there and you redeem yourself towards the end, but there are some really lousy slide players included in this list, and a lot of glaring ommisions.
We will agree with you, however, and it's probably the title's fault but we really were focusing on players who use a slide nearly 100 percent which resulted in some fantastic slide players like George Harrison, Jimmy Page, Dicky Betts and others being omitted. And that was subjective and arbitrary on our end as well so yeah, looking back after a couple years we would make some changes if we remade it today. Bonamassa doesn't use a slide primarily and neither did Jeff Beck (but he was so good) and in retrospect would probably say Lowell George did. But we really appreciate your watching and commenting. In a remake Thorogood would be gone because there's better players but out of curiosity who do you consider lousy?
@@milesofentertainment In that case we're pretty much in agreement. Jeff Beck had the most impeccable intonation with a slide I've ever heard. Lowell George was one of the true masters. I thought Tommy Bolin was quite good with a slide. Allen Hinds is also great when he uses it. On further review, you got a lot of them right (Johnny Winter, Derek Trucks, Duane Allman, Ry Cooder, Mick Taylor, Duane Allman, Derek Trucks. Rory Gallagher). There's a guy out there named Dylan Thomas who is one of the best I have ever seen in the finger/slide hybrid style. Definitely worth checking out. George Thorogood is the main one I've always thought was lousy, I've never thought much of Jeremy Spencer, Bonnie Raitt is pretty dull and there were some others I was unfamiliar with who didn't knock me out. Thanks for commenting back. Always fun talking about music.
There is a Canadian who Rory Gallagher was a fan of… Paul Fenton.
Seen a handful of his bands videos but don't remember any slide guitar. Will have to revisit him. Saw Roy Gallagher and he was a monster blues guitar player. If he likes Paul Fenton that's reason enough to check him out.
@@milesofentertainment That’s strange. I played with Paul and he was slide guitar full-time. We opened for Gallagher in Montreal; biggest show we ever played.
Tommy Emmanuel: "The (Bluegrass) Force is strong in these two young ones." 😉
Yes it is. And more people are getting exposed to it by these two and more like them. It's one of several truly American genres.
Not _my_ Top 5, but I'd pay money to see _any_ of them!
We didn't say they're the best if that's what your response means, but who we watched and enjoyed most last year. But getting pretty close to putting Billy in the top five. He is simply incredible. Just don't know to kick out. LOL And thanks for watching and commenting.
He played a TELECASTER NOT STRATOCASTER
Usually but it was a Strat at Newport.
Duane e Derek, stessa "famiglia, " i migliori , e vedere suonare anche lo "zio Butch, fa un certo effetto. Grandi
You have most of the ABB players, rightfully so, I think Dickey Betts should be on the list just for the fact he carried the band for a lot of years playing all the slide parts
In retrospect I think you're right. Like some of the other greats we left off, just felt like he played without a slide more than with. Seen them maybe a dozen times and Dicky is one of my favorite players. And you're right, he carried them admirably until they added a second guitar player. Best show I ever saw from them was the first tour without Duane and Dicky was on another level that night. He sounded like he was playing both their parts at the same time and they still had Berry who was a phenomenal bass player. One of my favorite concerts ever and that's a lot, and a lot of great bands.
Aussie here - check out Dave Hole.
My previous reply must have gone under another thread but thanks for the heads up. We said we'd check him out and did. Man can play. We'll watch more. Thanks again.
Although a very fine modern collection of slide 6 stringer's. You forgot Lowell George, Rod Price, Elmore James, Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Ariel Posen, Robert Randolph and Hound Dog Taylor...just to mention a few.
We looked for video of Elmore James and the closest we found was his son who is certainly no slouch. Obviously there's none of Robert Johnson. But in retrospect and doing the video today, Lowell would be on there and maybe Dickey Betts. We tried to limit the video to players who primarily used a slide and thought Dickey in particular didn't use one at least half the time. We didn't consider Randolph, saving him for a video of dobro and steel guitar players which is still in the plans. Jerry Douglas, Jeff Healey, Randolph and a few others deserve their own video. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
@ 0:44, Telecaster, not Stratocaster.
Bob Dylan is very particular about his lead guitar players
We agree, LOL
Also no mention of Mason Ruffner, who played lead guitar on Oh Mercy and tunes that ended up on four other albums
We left a lot of good players out or it would have been two hours long and weren't sure people would watch for 30 minutes. But love Mason Ruffner, we use a couple videos regularly on our monthly playlist of Mason with Kenny Brown, a great player who accompanied R.L. Burnside for years. Thanks for watching.
I'm a simple man. I see a random 30-minute long video about a niche Bob Dylan topic, I click
Hope you enjoyed it. LOL
Some lead guitarists of course have played with Dylan not mentioned above, but yeah, I eventually picked up on that Dylan was very particular about all of his musicians as they almost always ended up being the perfect dance partners for Dylan and his music during whatever phase of his career or musical mood he was repping.
Amazing historical video
Appreciate that greatly. It was a lot of fun to make. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I liked the sensitivity of the lady on Infidels "Sweetheart like You".
He’s seems artistically threatened by great lead guitarists. Tends to give them tiny parts on studio albums or mixes them out altogether.
Never saw them live but reports are Larry Campbell and Charlie Sexton had plenty of epic guitar battles during their time together. But think it's just more about his lyrics than being threatened.
dylan ? a great song writer lol , but he doesn't know anything about guitar players ! he stayed at the blues boom ! but the guy who wrote "girl from the north country" is a genius ! who cares about guitar players ?
They make him sound better.
Bloomfield, Knopfler... no stupid wanker wannabe shreds guys like Steve Vai.... Dylan has taste
Stu Kimball had the gig for 15 years after Larry.
We didn't set out to showcase every player he used and set 30 min as the max so there was not disrespect implied or intended by anyone's omission.
Saw Dylan at Farm Aid 2023. Was terrible. No voice left. Mumbling through 3 songs. Didn’t say a word about the show or the cause.
For a sports analogy, Willie Mays didn't know when to retire. But Dylan's still selling tickets and think his fans accept what they get from an 80 year old singer while also getting to witness a true legend.
I saw Dylan in Slane Ireland. He wasn't there he was on the moon
Heard that more than once.
hes not very particular about how bad he sings though
I like when Bob asked what Merle Haggard thought and MERLE said Get out from behind that F ING PIANO
Colin Linden was in Dylan's Band briefly (14 shows?) between Duke Robillard and Charlie Sexton.