and yet 11 years later this is amazing, John is just feeling the music. He may not look excited but you know in his head he's having that "bedroom rockstar" moment we've all had. His playing speaks for himself, he doesn't need words
@@J8D2 there’s a clip of John squire in the audience of the cream reunion gig in 2005. It’s in you tube somewhere, the song is crossroads. Obviously a fan of them.
What always amazed me about squire was how little effort it seemed to take him to play some of the best guitar riffs and solos your ever going to hear.
Ians one lucky man imagine seeing these 3 jam every day all the stuff that didn't get recorded them just playing must have seen and heard some epic music
@@thomasedmundrichards To "jam" is to improvise music without extensive preparation or predefined arrangements, except for when the group is playing well-known jazz standards or covers of existing popular songs. ... Both styles can be used simply as a social gathering and communal practice session.
Yeah ... Or something. Maybe it's just the sound. Hard to say. I know what you mean though. Maybe the crowd (or lack there of) had something to do with the whole performance....
It is all subjective I know. I do agree Reni is playing it more straight-up on his comeback. I still believe he's got his legendary Swing...and still very much got his groove. And for a cat who ain't drummed live for damn near 20 year he still wipes the floor with most of the competition. Why more straight-up drumming? I think its to do with Squire's more rock and bluesy approach than the psychedelic-funk. The old speedy jazz Swing would've thrown the whole thing off. That's my theory, anyway.
Reni is in my top 3 all-time drummer list (with Bonham & Porcaro). And for me the biggest thrill was that so many people never got to see the beatmaster Reni in full-flow & now they were going to see what all the fuss was about. And boy do I think he delivered. I never for one second think I'm watching a different drummer. Some of the uploaded footage I found still brings a wee tear of joy to the eye...and I can't stop playing it. For me, Ten Storey & Shoot you Down are the only disappointments.
When I see them jamming like this, it makes me ponder why they weren't huge in the US of A? They had all the ingredients necessary to be a truly massive band over there. I suppose they didn't really try when it comes down to it, more about a lack of exposure over there than people not 'getting' them. They say it takes a lot of repeated heavy touring across the lower 48 to really get anywhere and they didn't do that, even at their height of their fame in the UK they weren't doing big tours. It was more about creating spectacular one off gigs. Really glad that I got to see them a fair few times back then. From a few hundred at gigs before they became popular in 1987/8, to a few thousand in university halls when the debut LP came out, to the seminal Blackpool show [when I bet 75% of the crowd were 'on one'] to Ali Paly and SI. Some of the best gigs I've ever been to, the closest I got to witnessing something like Beatlemania I reckon. I can remember them playing an absolute storming set at Leeds Poly in '89. At the end of the gig the crowd went absolutely wild, they were the best I've ever seen them that night, truly mind blowing. Mani was that excited at the end of the IATR encore that he literally jumped into John's arms in the middle of the stage. I've seen a lot of bands over the years, but when everything clicked with the Roses nobody could touch them, both in terms of musicianship, the quality of their songs and the atmosphere at the gigs.
@Ronnie Mccoll Absolutely nothing pretentious about what I wrote. I was only wondering aloud about why they weren't a big band in the states. I also think you need to understand what the word 'pretentious' means before accusing somebody of it. I've never commented on a RUclips video wanting or expecting likes either. This was an old video and I've only commented on it relatively recently, that's not the way to attract attention or likes. I couldn't even remember what I wrote before your comment. I was probably drunk or high AF when I wrote the original comment and that's why it's a mini essay.
Just stumbled across this video, quality footage of THE best band. Do you have any more footage? I watched them first at Spike Island in 90,Heaton Park fri/sat again at V Weston Park and more recently Glasgow Green and I have got to say they just get better and better. As for Ian Brown not being able to sing..... he's Ian Brown end off.
Although squire is obviously a guitar legend and mani is one of the best drummers there has been, i think mani is underrated in bass, as he has written some cracking bass lines and they are often the focal point of the stone roses songs, hes also pretty modest when you hear his interviews
Star of the show is always John's hair. Tonight it decided to be Clapton, circa cream's very last performance. He needs a word with it before it dedicates an evening to Guthrie govan..
John Squire is the closest thing to a Jimi Hendrix or young Pete Townshend now. We have dozens of shredders but they ain't got an once of the soul John's playing does.
This guy and Alex Lifeson are my favorite guitarists. The complexity of their style beats any modern contemporary guitarist (besides John Mayer and Keith Urban, they’re legit for the more modern guitar players)
These boys are like superheroes.. Sorry John isnt on board with what's going on..respect to Ian..keep on fighting. Welfare of humanity is the alibi of tyrants (Camus) one love
I know what you mean, it's less funky and more just plain old rock n roll. He improvises much less now it's a shame but I guess that's what old age does to you!
Reni was still like an octopus at the Heaton comeback shows.. totally mesmerising..age didn't seem to have affected him in any way, bit like Copeland who's still a monster!!
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and yet 11 years later this is amazing, John is just feeling the music. He may not look excited but you know in his head he's having that "bedroom rockstar" moment we've all had. His playing speaks for himself, he doesn't need words
I've never seen anyone play guitar so incredibly well whilst simultaneously looking so bored.
Man John Squire makes it look so easy, he’s absolutely up there with the likes of Hendrix and Clapton
Reni is also one of the greatest Drummers ever
He actually looks like a carbon copy of cream era Eric Clapton in this clip
@@J8D2 there’s a clip of John squire in the audience of the cream reunion gig in 2005. It’s in you tube somewhere, the song is crossroads. Obviously a fan of them.
@@sharman8489 awesome! Link?
@@J8D2 ruclips.net/video/DES2KOq5SoE/видео.html John squire at 0:47
He sure is and a very underrrated drummer.
What always amazed me about squire was how little effort it seemed to take him to play some of the best guitar riffs and solos your ever going to hear.
Man, John just never runs out of notes or chords. It just keeps coming and it’s all 👍
Sill one if coolest guitarists around and vastly underrated
He should be on the guitar “lists”
He’s hardly underrated, I can assure you
Listen to that crowd! They know they're in the presence of a genius!
All the years when we didn't have music from these guys. Reni is an epic level drummer.
There's the skill right there. Ian tags along and doesn't get vaxed!
One of the best drummer/guitarist combinations ever (with all due respect to Ian Brown and Mani, they're pretty amazing too)
totally agree, hands down
Renni best drummer in the world.
And The Who wanted him.
i cant help but follow Mani's bass playing. The smooth style contrasts extremely well with squires punch
paper 147
@@andyhopkinson2708 AMEN! 🙌
I always think john squire was the jimmy page on Britpop era. The second coming has a heavily influence on led zeppelin riff n licks.
Mani Reni and John just had that one in a Billion Chemistry where it’s all so much more than the sum of it’s parts.. MAGIC ⭐️🌞⭐️🌞⭐️🌞⭐️🌞
love spreads so easily with this band!
I always wondered what the fade out bit would sound like if the record didn't cut off at the end.
God bless you John.
Sheer and Utter Polished Perfection ✅
Squire's a god!
Squire is God
Squire is God
totally agree with ya on that one mate
Reni the beast, the head that launched a million bucket hats
I could listen to and watch Reni all day.
its a joy, his natural rhythm and swing are glorious to watch
Theses guys are musical Wizards.
I don’t like to listen to many dudes jam on guitar but he’s one of them
Dumbledore failed the John Squire class.
4 lads playing great music sadly what the world is missing today
Ians one lucky man imagine seeing these 3 jam every day all the stuff that didn't get recorded them just playing must have seen and heard some epic music
It what the world's been waiting for
Liam Gallagher has a new album with John Squire coming this year.
This ain't no jam bruv, it's the mid part of ressurection
Which is a jam
@@vinniesmyyth334 a jam is when you improvise, make it up as you go along. Playing an already written song is not a jam. 🤷🏻♂️
Ahts jst a fuck aboot tae em least Tom noes wit he’s talkin boot
James Campbell Soweto I have no idea what you are saying. what language is this?
@@thomasedmundrichards To "jam" is to improvise music without extensive preparation or predefined arrangements, except for when the group is playing well-known jazz standards or covers of existing popular songs. ... Both styles can be used simply as a social gathering and communal practice session.
would love to john play again
Reni - my favourite drummer. Shame his heart wasn't in this latest thing.
Yeah ... Or something. Maybe it's just the sound. Hard to say. I know what you mean though. Maybe the crowd (or lack there of) had something to do with the whole performance....
chonnerone My pick for best drummer as well.
john squire
fookin leg end!!!
love you john
keep the tunes coming
It is all subjective I know. I do agree Reni is playing it more straight-up on his comeback. I still believe he's got his legendary Swing...and still very much got his groove. And for a cat who ain't drummed live for damn near 20 year he still wipes the floor with most of the competition. Why more straight-up drumming? I think its to do with Squire's more rock and bluesy approach than the psychedelic-funk. The old speedy jazz Swing would've thrown the whole thing off. That's my theory, anyway.
definitely Reni's playing is more Moon like than before
what a jam way squire and Reni pure class fkn amazing.the stone Rose's at their finest.
Shows you really how good these 2 are
Thanks for adding mate, great video.
Reni is in my top 3 all-time drummer list (with Bonham & Porcaro). And for me the biggest thrill was that so many people never got to see the beatmaster Reni in full-flow & now they were going to see what all the fuss was about. And boy do I think he delivered. I never for one second think I'm watching a different drummer. Some of the uploaded footage I found still brings a wee tear of joy to the eye...and I can't stop playing it. For me, Ten Storey & Shoot you Down are the only disappointments.
Class and nothin but , love them and miss them
Was great to be there!! what a night we had!!
Nice post.-Thank you very much. Alx.
I love Mani.
Pure class
Thank you for uploading this, mate!!! I was there on the very front row!!! it was a magical time.... my true idols!
4 of the very best 👌 👍
I was watching Reni most of that 👌
they are having a good time
5:21 - Reni... OMG!
Wow
Just think
These 2 will never do it again
They were so good is a under estimation
It's like watching Page and Bonzo in their heyday. Brilliant.
How dare you compare the mighty Stone Roses to a bunch of middle class junkie kiddie fuckers from the bland 1970's. Sad man.
@@theshamanarchist5441 fuck you arsehole.
loved that version of resurrection in the end
And on the seventh day God Jammed.. and he saw that it was good!!
Great stuff. Still holding onto hope for a US tour.
best solo ever IMHO
The white Jimi Hendrix
the mancunian JIMMY PAGE
A walk in the park for John..
John Squire is the fuckin' man!
Manc legend
That was near 7mins of pure biss man 🤗
When I see them jamming like this, it makes me ponder why they weren't huge in the US of A? They had all the ingredients necessary to be a truly massive band over there. I suppose they didn't really try when it comes down to it, more about a lack of exposure over there than people not 'getting' them. They say it takes a lot of repeated heavy touring across the lower 48 to really get anywhere and they didn't do that, even at their height of their fame in the UK they weren't doing big tours. It was more about creating spectacular one off gigs.
Really glad that I got to see them a fair few times back then. From a few hundred at gigs before they became popular in 1987/8, to a few thousand in university halls when the debut LP came out, to the seminal Blackpool show [when I bet 75% of the crowd were 'on one'] to Ali Paly and SI. Some of the best gigs I've ever been to, the closest I got to witnessing something like Beatlemania I reckon.
I can remember them playing an absolute storming set at Leeds Poly in '89. At the end of the gig the crowd went absolutely wild, they were the best I've ever seen them that night, truly mind blowing. Mani was that excited at the end of the IATR encore that he literally jumped into John's arms in the middle of the stage. I've seen a lot of bands over the years, but when everything clicked with the Roses nobody could touch them, both in terms of musicianship, the quality of their songs and the atmosphere at the gigs.
@Ronnie Mccoll Absolutely nothing pretentious about what I wrote. I was only wondering aloud about why they weren't a big band in the states. I also think you need to understand what the word 'pretentious' means before accusing somebody of it. I've never commented on a RUclips video wanting or expecting likes either. This was an old video and I've only commented on it relatively recently, that's not the way to attract attention or likes. I couldn't even remember what I wrote before your comment. I was probably drunk or high AF when I wrote the original comment and that's why it's a mini essay.
Just stumbled across this video, quality footage of THE best band. Do you have any more footage? I watched them first at Spike Island in 90,Heaton Park fri/sat again at V Weston Park and more recently Glasgow Green and I have got to say they just get better and better. As for Ian Brown not being able to sing..... he's Ian Brown end off.
존스콰이어 GOD
When jimi Hendrix met the lovechild of Clyde Stubblefield, Ginger Baker & Keith Moon.
Boss
John and Reno with an incendiary jam. And Ian? Well Ian's made a couple of paper aeroplanes....
Although squire is obviously a guitar legend and mani is one of the best drummers there has been, i think mani is underrated in bass, as he has written some cracking bass lines and they are often the focal point of the stone roses songs, hes also pretty modest when you hear his interviews
Reni is amazing drummer and mani is a good bass player squire is a master at his guitar and Ian can sing like an angel.
Does it seem as though John's tuned up a whole step? He fingers the main B chord as an open A. Fucking wizard that guy.
Heard diss in the Apollo, Manchester in the 90's and last saturday in the Etihad. Ole Squires is the bollox and no mistake! Apollo was best!
Star of the show is always John's hair. Tonight it decided to be Clapton, circa cream's very last performance. He needs a word with it before it dedicates an evening to Guthrie govan..
holy shit
2:12 Mani!
When was this?
+ MANI please! One thing is that is not in the image but pleas listen!
Waterfall opening lyrics mate
OneLove
2:32 !
John Squire is the closest thing to a Jimi Hendrix or young Pete Townshend now. We have dozens of shredders but they ain't got an once of the soul John's playing does.
Anyone know what's written on Johns guitar ?
joe wood I think it’s the first verse of waterfall.
this is the end of i am the Resurrection myaaaaan
Mani is there too ya know?
Looks like Beck but plays like the one and only John Squire.
The guy/gal who recorded this obviously plays guitar.
Didn't know Ian Brown was a Hull City fan🐯
want a close up of whats wrote on his guitar
it's the beginning of the Waterfall lyrics mate
Who is more BadAss, John or Reni???
As a guitarist my self its gotta be john for me
This guy and Alex Lifeson are my favorite guitarists. The complexity of their style beats any modern contemporary guitarist (besides John Mayer and Keith Urban, they’re legit for the more modern guitar players)
These boys are like superheroes.. Sorry John isnt on board with what's going on..respect to Ian..keep on fighting. Welfare of humanity is the alibi of tyrants (Camus) one love
Is IB annoyed with Reni?
he looks like Jeff Beck
Seb Garceau yeah
Looks like John is playing a made in Mexico Strat, the black plastic insert for the truss rod gives it away.
If a made in Mexico Strat is good enough for John Squire it's good enough for me.
Only Ian Brown could get away with wearing that
All over the fucking place
The US has Red Hot Chili Peppers
The UK has The Stone roses
@Daffa Hazza Too different to compare i think, I prefer the roses but i cant argue with anyone who prefers RHCP.
Apples and oranges mate. No comparison. Chili's rocked for sure. No where near this plateau.
offfft
face like jeff beck
+dosa berdosa
spot on!
+dosa berdosa
spot on!
Two Box office musicians
Dodgy stick throwing by Reni
Mind you with no new material out, playing the same old songs must get quite boring.
It's like they're their own cover band. It's quite odd in a way.
Squire looks bored as he'll.
Mani's a great bassist, but always looks like a plumber who's just been thrown a bass guitar, with a look of what the fuck is this?
the drumming kinda sucks now, compared to back then. or maybe it's really just different.
I know what you mean, it's less funky and more just plain old rock n roll. He improvises much less now it's a shame but I guess that's what old age does to you!
Reni was still like an octopus at the Heaton comeback shows.. totally mesmerising..age didn't seem to have affected him in any way, bit like Copeland who's still a monster!!
a fucking men brother..on both parts