Thanks for doing this, MP! That was very I’m entertaining to watch! I do love playing with my dad (though, when the cameras aren’t rolling, he tends to overplay. The fans love it though so I stopped giving him a hard time about) That 3rd change in the chorus is a 5 minor, by the way. I’ll be up your way at some point. Would love to have you as a guest!
I would love that! I'm a huge fan. I think your dad is fantastic. Yeah now that I listen back I hear it. That's the thing with these videos: I don't pre listen or edit so I'm not always right... which is kinda fun because it really put the pressure on me to improve!
You know I find Marc Broussard is one of these rare musicians which I am feel that he is awesome in every musical time period. I would be a huge fan of him in thousand years from now as I would have been thousand years before. Great clip by the way.
Long time ago Marc Broussard used to open for a band my best friend played in, years later he was opening for Mariah Carey in her hey days. Marc is a big draw at the New Orleans Jazz Fest, a must see performer who always puts 100% into every performance he has. He is one of the best soul singers around.
Thank you so much for getting to my pick!.... and for fixing my pixels!LOL It's so funny, but since I started following you, everytime I listen to my playlist I think, "Oh man, Mike would love this tune!". I don't envy how many songs and messages you must have to go through. That's the price of fame my friend.
You and the folks on this channel have the BEST taste in music! I've lost count of the new acts introduced to me watching your videos! Thanks for all you do!
Marc is great. Seen him here in Chattanooga a few times way back in the day. His Save Our Soul records of him doing old soul songs are my favorites. There are some great videos that look like session cuts. His dad wails on an ES335
@@Guitargate his dad takes the 335 for a nice ride around 3:02. In this link. It's a great classic. Solomon Burke is underrated. ruclips.net/video/hoJQQuseZ7g/видео.html
When I started watching these videos a few months ago they were interesting but way over my head. Now only most of them are over my head. Immersion really works when the content is this interesting. Thank you Michael. Kudos!!!
My new favorite you tube channel. Been playing for 40 years and have learned more from you in a week than I’ve learned in years. And I’ve been introduced to so many new players like Marc! Thank you for being one of the good ones!!
That's the song that made me LOVE his music!!!! Excellent performance!!!!! He does an AMAZING job on "Cry to me" too!!! That Solomon Burke song SPOKE to me when he did it!!!!!
Please, PLEASE react to more of Marc! A personal favorite is "Home", but love his covers of "Twistin' the Night Away" (creative instruments!), or "Cry to ME" (with his dad)
Michael, I am so glad to have stumbled across your channel. Every video of yours I watch fuels my love for music and the guitar. Now I'm gonna try and write my own little jam in Bb. Edit: Bruh the palm mute part @ 7:50 😍😍😍
I was expecting by default a cover of the classic Gladys Knight and the Pips song with the same, or nearly the same, title, which I like and haven't heard in years. I must go listen to that one after this. But this song is relatively similar and excellent in its own right. Not my usual fare these days but (thus) refreshing. Thanks for the in-depth explanation of the chords, progressions and melodic fragments.
Memory functions in strange ways. I had in mind both Midnight Train to Georgia and Rainy Night in Georgia by Brook Benton. What would be fun would be a triple reaction to both of those songs and this one, with comparisons and contrasts - not in the sense of trying to determine which song is "best," of course, but just highlighting what makes each song great. ... The state in which I was born has inspired some remarkable music.
Oh man I’m so glad to see you reacting to Marc Broussard. My parents once stumbled upon him during some kind of festival. They bought a cd and we used to play it so much in the car. And I played this song for a diploma for the drums. This song does and always will give me a special feeling when listening to it! Glad to see you enjoyed as well and nice to hear the ‘science’ behind it!! Keep up the great work! I don’t even play guitar but enjoy your videos a lot nonetheless!
@@marcbroussardvideos Oh wow great to see that this video has reached you Marc!! And your drummer surely had one heck of a Purdie shuffle! Gave the original a crazy smooth groove!! I remember seeing you with my mom in Amsterdam a few years back. I think you just released 'A life worth living', was such a great experience!! I you're ever back in the Netherlands when the world has calmed down I'll be sure to come check you out again! Stay safe man!
OH MAN!!!! I'm actually upset I didn't already suggest to you some Broussard. One of my absolute favorite artists. AND to do this song, where he owes credit to Mr MARTY, Martin Sexton, another one of my favorites. Just saw the videos should be live versions so I'm gonna have to find me a favorite live Martin Sexton song to suggest... It'll come. You just wait. :) THANKS!!!
That said, using baseball analogies...If Jerry is a Knuckleballer, John Mayer is Greg Maddox, I could go on forever. but thank you. Your lessons make so much sense.
I'm trying to remember when I last saw Marc. I think it was a Blue Monday show last year in memory of Lil Buck Sinegal. (another great) Lot of local legends that night. Sonny Landreth, Warren Storm, etc.
The chords in the chorus are 1| 2m | 5m7 2m | 1. It only goes to b7 in the bridge. It's hard to hear that change in the chorus without a bass playing the root.
Funny...I was at that Birmingham show in 2004. I actually recorded it. Martin came out for the encore and they did this song for the first time. Been wanting you Michael to do an instruction on Martin Sextons playing for a long time. So very unique. His tuning. Doesn't play with a pick. And using his thumb to run bass lines. His playing fills it up like no other player I've seen before. Anyhow, here's my recording from that Birmingham show. Zydeco 2004 archive.org/details/ms2003-04-18.shnf
I'm sure u don't take requests from comments, but in the off chance u do, I would love for u to check out David Grace covering Georgia on my mind feat Marc Broussard! Fucking amazing! Much love Michael! ❤️
Marc Broussard worked with David Ryan Harris on that first album as well. Your reaction to DRH w/ John Mayer and Isaiah Sharkey was hands down my favorite!
Hell Yes! +! to that. That's the song that I was introduced to Marc Brossard. Here on a up and coming hour on the jazz station out here in California. Marc was amazing.
I saw Marc Broussard back in ‘02, or ‘03 in the Orlando house of blues when he opened for Gavin Degraw who opened for a then relatively unknown Maroon 5. Marc and Gavin came out after to talk to folks. His performance was amazing. I’d hoped he be more of a household name by now.
I’ll settle for every 100th household name. That way, I can still go grocery shopping. My local grocer has a picture of me hanging on the wall and I still get carded! Grateful, honestly, for how things have gone.
Marc Broussard I wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors. Your performance that night blew my mind. You have inspired me to play and sing myself and “The Wanderer” has always been one of my favorite songs to perform for friends, and at Open Mics. Take care my friend.
Marc Broussard YESSSSS!!! Dude! That groove is WICKED! I had not heard it until you posted that link. Thanks man. Seriously. You have no idea what kind of inspiration you have been.
Michael, did I just catch you say that you don’t know of Dave Barnes?!? Dude!! You have to check out the albums “Brother Bring the Sun” And “Chasing Mississippi!!”
Awesome!! When are you doing some more Cornell 77??? Ive got a few Dead requests that im hanging fire on till thats finished (but if you get a chance check out Mississippi Halfstep Uptown Toodeloo - 12/30/77!!!!)
Hey michael, please listen to Tyler Childers live performance of "Purgatory" on 100.9 creek sessions. Much different than the studio version. There's a segment of fingerpicking I love and I think you will too. It comes with one of those stories you speak of.
Sir you have unlocked the key for me. I'm a fan of all music. There's two kinds, that which sucks and the which doesn't. You have finally made me understand WHY I love the Grateful Dead and couldn't express in words. The melody. The 3rd. You have changed my approach to playing. I had taken a 7 year hiatus and in hingsight I had never understood anything until you said "The 3rd." Thank you . Believe it or not, the other thing that changed my approach to playing is the documentary "Knuckleball." It s about the touch. In a baseball analogy...Jerry was a Knuckleball pitcher. That touch...and by the way check out the Pizza Tapes. ruclips.net/video/InFhhtN78Ck/видео.html
Is all that stuff about the major 3rd becoming the minor 3rd covered in GuitarGate? I’ve been dabbling in guitar 35 years and have no idea what you meant.
Dave Barnes is the first singer-songwriter I ever fell in love with before anyone else I knew had ever heard of him. I stumbled across him in someone's Napster collection. I think "Nothing Fancy" maybe was the first song. Simple and great. ruclips.net/video/R353Inq3rHg/видео.html
LOL Michael, I know it's fun to pick the guitar stuff apart a little and break it down. But are you listening to the vocals? A simple rhythm with amazing vocals... You shouldn't even be stopping the video. 🤣🤣
I stumbled across your channel a few weeks ago and I’ve been binging all your react videos since scouring to see what you have and haven’t reacted to. Most of my favorites you’ve already covered but there is one I didn’t see. Black Flag Exposition by Greta Van Fleet is their rendition of Melanie’s Lay Down (Candles in the Rain). I first heard it live in concert and have been wishing they would record a studio version since. They have easily become one of my favorite modern bands and I’d love your take on the group. Here is the best video I could find on Black Flag Exposition. ruclips.net/video/wJUz9HCJVlM/видео.html
Hey, new sub wondering if you'd be interested in doing a react vid of Fuego by Berried alive, or really any of Berried alive's music. Charles Caswell is a monster on guitar. Im not sure if its your type of music tho based on your current react content.
Please do a Michael Kiwanuka. Here's a link to one of his more recent, called Hero. Does start off with some more graphic images as an FYI. ruclips.net/video/fb_S4aWI6Og/видео.html
Michael, check this out. Not requesting a reaction, just sharing. Martin Sexton and John Mayer: ruclips.net/video/o8dHhYZtshQ/видео.html "Loving you was like loving a fifth of the finest bourbon. Was it your quality, or high quantity that put me in the shape I'm in?"
the title of this song should be Lonely Night in Houston, Boston, Tucson, Cleveland ... anything but Georgia! Cmon Marc- that’s just lazy! Perhaps you’ve heard of Tony Jo White? Brooke Benton? Conway Twitty? Ive got a couple of tunes you should cover- Texas On My Mind, Sweet Home Toledo, The Night Orlando Died... I’ve got dozens.
I'm assuming Scott may be joking, but if not, all I can say is that in the short time I've been following this channel there has been an increase in appreciation for songwriters, despite the lack of musical complexity in most cases. All great songs seem easy until you have to write one yourself.
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Thanks for doing this, MP! That was very I’m entertaining to watch! I do love playing with my dad (though, when the cameras aren’t rolling, he tends to overplay. The fans love it though so I stopped giving him a hard time about) That 3rd change in the chorus is a 5 minor, by the way. I’ll be up your way at some point. Would love to have you as a guest!
I would love that! I'm a huge fan. I think your dad is fantastic. Yeah now that I listen back I hear it. That's the thing with these videos: I don't pre listen or edit so I'm not always right... which is kinda fun because it really put the pressure on me to improve!
Mark, when are you going to collaborate with Chris Stapleton? Your voices are so powerful and soulful. You’d be a great match!
You know I find Marc Broussard is one of these rare musicians which I am feel that he is awesome in every musical time period. I would be a huge fan of him in thousand years from now as I would have been thousand years before. Great clip by the way.
That's his dad Teddy playing lead !! He is a Hall of Fame Blues Guitarists!! Love LOVE Marc
Long time ago Marc Broussard used to open for a band my best friend played in, years later he was opening for Mariah Carey in her hey days. Marc is a big draw at the New Orleans Jazz Fest, a must see performer who always puts 100% into every performance he has. He is one of the best soul singers around.
Thank you so much for getting to my pick!.... and for fixing my pixels!LOL
It's so funny, but since I started following you, everytime I listen to my playlist I think, "Oh man, Mike would love this tune!". I don't envy how many songs and messages you must have to go through. That's the price of fame my friend.
My pleasure Glen! Thanks for being a lifetime member and contributing to this great community we're building together!
Marc Broussard is one of my favorites to see live. I was so excited to see you go with one of his.
Marc Broussard is one of my fav artists! He's got a great tone! Carencro is an amazing album that I highly recommend.
Yesssssss you’ve been covering some great tunes lately. I don’t even play guitar but I love your spirited reactions to a lot of these songs!
That's what it's all about!
poorbearwhitty, pop over to guitar gate and start learning :)
Great song... But you HAVE to hear "Home". Love Marc.
You and the folks on this channel have the BEST taste in music! I've lost count of the new acts introduced to me watching your videos! Thanks for all you do!
Cry to me is another one he does with his pops and it’s a banger
Yes! One of my fondest memories is listening to some studio guys sharing road stories in between songs
Oh man, Michael you're killing it lately. I've seen Marc a few times, he's one of the most soulful artists out there.
Marc is great. Seen him here in Chattanooga a few times way back in the day. His Save Our Soul records of him doing old soul songs are my favorites. There are some great videos that look like session cuts. His dad wails on an ES335
Dude his dad is great.
@@Guitargate his dad takes the 335 for a nice ride around 3:02. In this link. It's a great classic. Solomon Burke is underrated.
ruclips.net/video/hoJQQuseZ7g/видео.html
Love this! Marc is a long-time favorite of mine dating back to Carencro. What a treat this version is.
When I started watching these videos a few months ago they were interesting but way over my head. Now only most of them are over my head. Immersion really works when the content is this interesting. Thank you Michael. Kudos!!!
My new favorite you tube channel. Been playing for 40 years and have learned more from you in a week than I’ve learned in years. And I’ve been introduced to so many new players like Marc! Thank you for being one of the good ones!!
Agreed always like hearing back stories too songs.
What a great tune, and great job breaking it down. Keep on!
Never regretted buying this album after hearing an interview with Marc on NPR. The unlisted last" song is a jewel that needs to be heard by all.
What album?
@@trevorwoolley7432 I did leave that part out. lol. Carencro album name.
That's the song that made me LOVE his music!!!! Excellent performance!!!!! He does an AMAZING job on "Cry to me" too!!! That Solomon Burke song SPOKE to me when he did it!!!!!
Please, PLEASE react to more of Marc! A personal favorite is "Home", but love his covers of "Twistin' the Night Away" (creative instruments!), or "Cry to ME" (with his dad)
Michael, I am so glad to have stumbled across your channel. Every video of yours I watch fuels my love for music and the guitar. Now I'm gonna try and write my own little jam in Bb.
Edit: Bruh the palm mute part @ 7:50 😍😍😍
TOTALLY!
I love the simple lick at the start and the way he links to that as the final phrase
Back in the day when you could record your own ringtones on your phone, I had a section of his song ‘Home’ as my ringtone for years.
He lives 20 minutes from me. Us south Louisiana cats got sick skillz
I was expecting by default a cover of the classic Gladys Knight and the Pips song with the same, or nearly the same, title, which I like and haven't heard in years. I must go listen to that one after this. But this song is relatively similar and excellent in its own right. Not my usual fare these days but (thus) refreshing. Thanks for the in-depth explanation of the chords, progressions and melodic fragments.
Memory functions in strange ways. I had in mind both Midnight Train to Georgia and Rainy Night in Georgia by Brook Benton. What would be fun would be a triple reaction to both of those songs and this one, with comparisons and contrasts - not in the sense of trying to determine which song is "best," of course, but just highlighting what makes each song great. ... The state in which I was born has inspired some remarkable music.
Marc Broussard = SOUL
Such a great song - nice choice
I'd love to watch you experience Let Me Leave by Marc.
Carencro was one of our first purchases from hearing "Home" on our streaming services!
Would love to see the breakdown of his new rendition of The Wanderer.
This is great
Oh man I’m so glad to see you reacting to Marc Broussard. My parents once stumbled upon him during some kind of festival. They bought a cd and we used to play it so much in the car. And I played this song for a diploma for the drums. This song does and always will give me a special feeling when listening to it! Glad to see you enjoyed as well and nice to hear the ‘science’ behind it!! Keep up the great work! I don’t even play guitar but enjoy your videos a lot nonetheless!
My drummer did his best Purdie shuffle on the original. One of my favorite patterns, ever!
Right on brother!!
@@marcbroussardvideos Oh wow great to see that this video has reached you Marc!! And your drummer surely had one heck of a Purdie shuffle! Gave the original a crazy smooth groove!! I remember seeing you with my mom in Amsterdam a few years back. I think you just released 'A life worth living', was such a great experience!! I you're ever back in the Netherlands when the world has calmed down I'll be sure to come check you out again! Stay safe man!
What a great voice this guy has...
"Home". that's the one
OH MAN!!!! I'm actually upset I didn't already suggest to you some Broussard. One of my absolute favorite artists. AND to do this song, where he owes credit to Mr MARTY, Martin Sexton, another one of my favorites. Just saw the videos should be live versions so I'm gonna have to find me a favorite live Martin Sexton song to suggest... It'll come. You just wait. :) THANKS!!!
That said, using baseball analogies...If Jerry is a Knuckleballer, John Mayer is Greg Maddox, I could go on forever. but thank you. Your lessons make so much sense.
I'm trying to remember when I last saw Marc. I think it was a Blue Monday show last year in memory of Lil Buck Sinegal. (another great) Lot of local legends that night. Sonny Landreth, Warren Storm, etc.
Love your ear
The chords in the chorus are 1| 2m | 5m7 2m | 1. It only goes to b7 in the bridge. It's hard to hear that change in the chorus without a bass playing the root.
Funny...I was at that Birmingham show in 2004. I actually recorded it. Martin came out for the encore and they did this song for the first time.
Been wanting you Michael to do an instruction on Martin Sextons playing for a long time. So very unique. His tuning. Doesn't play with a pick. And using his thumb to run bass lines. His playing fills it up like no other player I've seen before.
Anyhow, here's my recording from that Birmingham show. Zydeco 2004
archive.org/details/ms2003-04-18.shnf
The 3rd. Makes so much sense.
I'm sure u don't take requests from comments, but in the off chance u do, I would love for u to check out David Grace covering Georgia on my mind feat Marc Broussard! Fucking amazing! Much love Michael! ❤️
Check out “home” acoustic. His most recognizable song, to us swamp folks here in Louisiana anyway.
Good shit!
Now it’s time to listen to “Home”
Marc Broussard worked with David Ryan Harris on that first album as well. Your reaction to DRH w/ John Mayer and Isaiah Sharkey was hands down my favorite!
Hell Yes! +! to that. That's the song that I was introduced to Marc Brossard. Here on a up and coming hour on the jazz station out here in California. Marc was amazing.
here is the link to a live version from the same session as this video. Good story behind the song too.
ruclips.net/video/vQkogzx7SNM/видео.html
That's what hooked me and my husband.
I saw Marc Broussard back in ‘02, or ‘03 in the Orlando house of blues when he opened for Gavin Degraw who opened for a then relatively unknown Maroon 5. Marc and Gavin came out after to talk to folks. His performance was amazing. I’d hoped he be more of a household name by now.
I’ll settle for every 100th household name. That way, I can still go grocery shopping. My local grocer has a picture of me hanging on the wall and I still get carded! Grateful, honestly, for how things have gone.
Marc Broussard I wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors. Your performance that night blew my mind. You have inspired me to play and sing myself and “The Wanderer” has always been one of my favorite songs to perform for friends, and at Open Mics. Take care my friend.
Have you heard the new version? ruclips.net/video/Otpek0G8ZDU/видео.html
Marc Broussard YESSSSS!!! Dude! That groove is WICKED! I had not heard it until you posted that link. Thanks man. Seriously. You have no idea what kind of inspiration you have been.
My favourite kind of voice - rasp smothered in honey.
killer!
You should do Colter Wall, Bob Fudge, Cowpoke or Sleepin on the blacktop.
@@annaevacek and it was awwwwwweeesome, haha
Ah man! Love your channel. Gotta check Logan Ledger - Let the Mermaids Flirt with Me. What a throw back sound, old yet unique voice.
Found him through Sturgill. What an incredible album.
Michael, did I just catch you say that you don’t know of Dave Barnes?!? Dude!! You have to check out the albums “Brother Bring the Sun”
And “Chasing Mississippi!!”
Keep going
Have you done any Sexton? Live Wide Open is off the charts! Obviously as a guitar player you should look at his boogie-woogie guitar style stuff.
Or Tyler Childers, We've Had our Fun, Gospel, Lady May, Detroit and Hard Times
Hey man, I would love to see your thoughts on any of the performances from The Band's "The Last Waltz". So much feeling in those performances
Awesome!! When are you doing some more Cornell 77??? Ive got a few Dead requests that im hanging fire on till thats finished (but if you get a chance check out Mississippi Halfstep Uptown Toodeloo - 12/30/77!!!!)
Guy Clark, The Randel knife
It takes a special guy to pull off those kinds of hats. You have to look like the Lucky Charms guy on steroids 😆
It’s a Stetson, believe it or not.
Hey, love your videos. You might check out Del Mccoury doing "For What its Worth". Lots of pickers of all instruments. Top players. thx, Eric
Hey michael, please listen to Tyler Childers live performance of "Purgatory" on 100.9 creek sessions. Much different than the studio version. There's a segment of fingerpicking I love and I think you will too. It comes with one of those stories you speak of.
You know he is using a Capo here. Makes it much easier to play. (And sing in the key for your voice).
Please check out Kenny Smith Studebaker. Amazing bluegrass instrumental
Have you reacted to Roy Buchanan yet? Do Roy's Bluz or hey joe
Ah I’m related to this Marc Broussard guy.
Sir you have unlocked the key for me. I'm a fan of all music. There's two kinds, that which sucks and the which doesn't. You have finally made me understand WHY I love the Grateful Dead and couldn't express in words. The melody. The 3rd. You have changed my approach to playing. I had taken a 7 year hiatus and in hingsight I had never understood anything until you said "The 3rd." Thank you . Believe it or not, the other thing that changed my approach to playing is the documentary "Knuckleball." It s about the touch. In a baseball analogy...Jerry was a Knuckleball pitcher. That touch...and by the way check out the Pizza Tapes.
ruclips.net/video/InFhhtN78Ck/видео.html
Is all that stuff about the major 3rd becoming the minor 3rd covered in GuitarGate? I’ve been dabbling in guitar 35 years and have no idea what you meant.
do zach bryan "another day dying"
I have to ask...did you ever get to meet Mark Broussrd?
Dave Barnes is the first singer-songwriter I ever fell in love with before anyone else I knew had ever heard of him. I stumbled across him in someone's Napster collection. I think "Nothing Fancy" maybe was the first song. Simple and great. ruclips.net/video/R353Inq3rHg/видео.html
Pentatoic in the beginng??
CAN YOU CHECK OUT TAJ FARRANT'S-FUN TRACK-
LOL Michael, I know it's fun to pick the guitar stuff apart a little and break it down. But
are you listening to the vocals? A simple rhythm with amazing vocals... You shouldn't even be stopping the video. 🤣🤣
I stumbled across your channel a few weeks ago and I’ve been binging all your react videos since scouring to see what you have and haven’t reacted to. Most of my favorites you’ve already covered but there is one I didn’t see. Black Flag Exposition by Greta Van Fleet is their rendition of Melanie’s Lay Down (Candles in the Rain). I first heard it live in concert and have been wishing they would record a studio version since. They have easily become one of my favorite modern bands and I’d love your take on the group. Here is the best video I could find on Black Flag Exposition.
ruclips.net/video/wJUz9HCJVlM/видео.html
Hey, new sub wondering if you'd be interested in doing a react vid of Fuego by Berried alive, or really any of Berried alive's music. Charles Caswell is a monster on guitar. Im not sure if its your type of music tho based on your current react content.
How many guitars do you own teach?? Seems a lot 😂
Why don’t you cover it using the capo?
Please do a Michael Kiwanuka. Here's a link to one of his more recent, called Hero. Does start off with some more graphic images as an FYI. ruclips.net/video/fb_S4aWI6Og/видео.html
Michael, check this out. Not requesting a reaction, just sharing. Martin Sexton and John Mayer: ruclips.net/video/o8dHhYZtshQ/видео.html
"Loving you was like loving a fifth of the finest bourbon. Was it your quality, or high quantity that put me in the shape I'm in?"
ummm...it's pronounced Karen Crow
the title of this song should be Lonely Night in Houston, Boston, Tucson, Cleveland ... anything but Georgia!
Cmon Marc- that’s just lazy! Perhaps you’ve heard of Tony Jo White? Brooke Benton? Conway Twitty? Ive got a couple of tunes you should cover- Texas On My Mind, Sweet Home Toledo, The Night Orlando Died... I’ve got dozens.
Dave has the hook already when I got to the session and Georgia really does sing quite well.
Lol this channel has gone way downhill
You're not digging Marc? Very hard to understand.
I'm assuming Scott may be joking, but if not, all I can say is that in the short time I've been following this channel there has been an increase in appreciation for songwriters, despite the lack of musical complexity in most cases. All great songs seem easy until you have to write one yourself.
I think its safe to say thats objectively false.
Pronounced...Karen..crow
Boring