There's something Pishy about this video I think it' must be the Bass. Their concert would be top of the Scale in Fin-land. Speaking of bass give this a listen. I'm partial to the bass singer vocal.. Ry Cooder Crazy 'bout my automobile: ruclips.net/video/zxGpmp6URuk/видео.html
I've seen 100 shows ... trey is probably one of the beat guitarist out there now ...check out down with desiese or cavern, Harry hood ..golgi apparatus...
I love Phish. It's one of those bands that people will try to "out-fan" you, if you know what I mean. I love their studio albums which some people think is lame, I guess but I don't care, I think the albums are awesome. Obviously their live show is supernaturally great, too, and you could spend a year watching all the live stuff online.
One of the few concerts you can go to where the majority of the crowd does not have their phones out. Everyone is engaged up out of their seats, arms and elbows, getting down🕺
My dude! I was a metal head and pretty much strictly metal when I was in middle school and a bit into High School. My friend told me about Phish, and I wasn't interested. I was like "Grateful Dead is Ok, so I don't need to hear Phish". Since I played piano, he told me "Listen to this AT LEAST to hear the dude on the piano". Well, in the next two weeks I bought all the albums and will talk them up to anyone who will listen. Incredibly talented, and they don't let that get in the way of the groove.
@Jamel: Phish is a group I've heard of for years but never listened to. I'm discovering them along with you. Thanks. I hear a lot of Jimi Hendrix influence funk rhythm in that guitar solo. That bass was killing it.
I'm jealous. I've been obsessed since '93 when I was a teenager, and WISH I could start over and listen to everything fresh and new again. At first I had favorite songs, then favorite live shows, then favorite tours, then favorite years. Then, I saw them live and experienced something I'll never forget.
Just from hearing interviews with guitarist Trey Anastasio, it’s obvious Hendrix is favorite artist. He said for a long time he listened to Hendrix and Band of Gypsys “Machine Gun” before every show to get fired up
@@pebblesanddirt Nice to know that my ear is still working in picking out the Hendrix influences. Thanks for the confirmation. Yeah, Machine Gun would get one fired up to play.
Seen them in 97 only because we heard the dead heads started following them after Jerry died and boy was I right. My first concert was dead in 92 in Detroit, second concert was phish in 97 in detroit. The dead heads made phish, if Jerry didn't die they would never have gotten popular
Mike Gordon is a man amongst himself on the bass. I can't say he's the best or the MOST unique bassist I have ever heard, but very few can do what he does.
Like presentation Music is not a competition. Favorit he's Trey mazing. Jah Herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️ Jah sisters Jah Trey Jah rastafari
The reaction you had seeing Tool for the first time was the same reaction I had when I saw Phish the first time. My friend has seen them over 50 times. You should go see them live. The light show is as amazing as the music.
Was a Phish phan in the 90s, experiencing them because of their proximity to the Grateful Dead scene. When Jerry died, and pushed with my own life’s problems at the time, I fell out of the “scene.” It continues to be one my biggest regrets, missing out on all that happiness and togetherness for all those years. Seeing you experiencing this music, with all you’ve been through, and sharing it BACK to me through the lens of one who understands where I’m coming from, even though we are so different, brings me joy every day. Taking my kids (6 and 9) to there first concert in a month (Billy Strings) and pledge to foster their creativity and love for music as best I can. You’re a part of that. Thanks brother. 🙏
Not true.. Jerry passed in August 1995 but Phish was able to sell out Madison Square Garden on Dec 30th, 1994. They had a huge fan base beforehand, and more so after.
Man I can't tell you how much joy it brings me to see someone experience Phish for the first time & truly get it & give phish respect they deserve. Phish literally changed... no saved my life with they music. I remember in the 90's being into jimi Hendrix & zeppelin. Thinking they would never even be able to be approached.... then discovering phish & seeing them play Johny b. Goode one night, Hendrix bold as love the next, good times bad times by zeppelin a couple nights later. On not only do commendable jobs in playing these songs but actually nail them so hard the songs now call phish/Trey daddy! Welcome to the phamily... I hope to randomly see you at future west coast shows!
If Jerry didn't die phish woulda never been this popular. I only seen them in Detroit in 97 cause we heard the dead heads now followed them. Dead heads made phish. I also saw the dead last concert in Detroit in 92
Trey's leg kick at 10:43 (in your video) is the type of thing you only see when Phish is both completely locked in and being the best live band in history
Daayuum that was such a phunkin great version of Boogie on, so glad Jamel gets it! ThanQ for that, def give Sneakin Sally through the Alley a try- but there are so many gems this Phenomenal band covers! Much Love y'all!🙏💚🐠🎸🎶🎉☮
Honestly phish has soooooo much material (jams) that once you go down the rabbit hole there's no going back. Most jams have a theme and some kind of direction which makes for endless possibilities when all four members listen, add and react to the music on the spot. Makes for some truly magical moments, especially live!
I think Stevie Wonder may have done the bass track on the original on a keyboard. Mike Gordon's playing here is as fluid as Stevie's was. He's incredible.
First a live Tool clip and update, now the best Boogie On ever?? My two favorite live bands, you're knocking it out of the park Jamel!! Now we just gotta get you to a Phish show!! These two Worcester shows kicked off 2012 Tour and Boogie On was a total dancefest. I was there and it was glorious!! Mike really brings home the bacon in this🌵🌵🌵
Let's go B's baby!!! We're doing it this year, what a ride so far! And I must have gone to like 5 summer shows at the Worcester Centrum from 95-2000! This is the first time I've actually heard Phish's version of Boogie on! Hope we get a parade in June this year!
Jamel YOU HAVE to check out the Piper>Takin Care of Business>2001 from 10/20/13. 2 covers in the same segment and I guarantee when they go into Takin Care or Business you’ll have the biggest smile on your face. FUNK FOR DAYS! As always appreciate the love for my favorite band!
I love how in the middle of this extended version of this song you said, "I'm going to be mad when this is over. I don't want it to stop!" LOL Your channel always puts a smile on my face!
What I dig is when you have the piano player repeating the Wonder version's musical idiom from Ragtime and St Louis blues and then building on it. Because music is a conversation over time. And the older you get, the more music you've heard from the various voices over the centuries, the deeper it gets. It surpasses any hope I may have of trying to describe it with words - so I'll stop. But...thanks for sharing this with me, Jamel. Us. ==);^]
This was my 1st Phish show, and I've been to 50 now. I went in not knowing much about them, then this song was where I fell in love with this band. Just unreal sounds. Happy you found it too
good stuff, man. Trust me, you owe it to yourself to do the "Bathtub Gin" from the Great Went in August 1997, widely regarded as the single best jam they've done (even more remarkable that it's under 15 minutes). It's a pretty good one, has single-handedly helped me through some dark times. The video quality that's on RUclips for it isn't great, but it does the job, and both sources I'm aware of are with the soundboard audio
@@kevinbossick8374 yeah, that's up there for sure. Although (I know this may be unpopular) I have a hard time going back to 2.0 very often. Don't know if it's the baggage from that era, the immediately recognizable crunchier guitar tone, or that I largely consider 2.0 to be stuffed with meandering and often sloppy spacey stuff that feels like it never actually goes anywhere meaningful( to me, a lot of the big jams feel unsatisfying without some big emotional peak like the Went Gin or this one. It's those peaks that keep me coming back). But it had been a while since I'd gone back and listened to that one. Appreciate it, is freshly back in the rotation for me
Thanks for all your videos. Your reactions are just wonderful. I've been seeing Phish for 30 years this coming summer. 326 shows and it never gets old. I want to see more and more. I've been keeping paper setlists almost since I started. I always say they're one of the best cover bands around, and they obviously have hundreds of originals, too. It's my passion. My addiction. I always say there are way worse things to be addicted to than music. I can't wait for your 1st show. I wish i could be there with you.
Your videos make me feel like I’m hanging with a best friend and swapping music with them - especially when it’s Phish! Love love LOVE your love for great music and that you get down with one of my favorite bands!
Divided Sky should really be next on the progression. More on their prog side. Of course, nothing wrong with Wolfmans or Moma Dance too - why stop the funk?
Show me four guys more locked in. Impossible. I have always said this version is insanely underrated. It is one of my favorites of all time. No went gin, but they blew the fucking roof off with this one.
My very first concert ever was a 3 day phest at deer Creek and I've been goin to as many shows as i can ever since. phish really is the greatest jam band around.
A tribute to Stevie Wonder that became Phish's masterpiece for sure. And your reaction just added to the magic. Thank you Brother. You never fail to make my day.
FUNK & REGGAE HAS SOME OF THE MOST FUN RHYTHMIC SOUNDS THAT REALLY STAND OUT IN AND PUSH THE SONG AND MUSIC STYLES THROUGH ALOT OF GENRE NOTHING AGAINST ANY OTHER BUT THE MUSIC DON'T LIE AMAZING SONG FROM STEVIE WONDER YOU EVER SEEN THOSE VIDEOS THAT MAKES YOU THINK TWICE IF STEVIE IS FULLY OR PART BLIND ?¿? GREAT REACTION THANKS JAMEL_AKA_JAMAL ✌🏼& LO💚E MY BROTHER
awesome video jamal!! welcome to the Phamily! my first show was 11.29.97 at the Worcester Centrum! I was 15 years old and started my journey with the greatest band on the planet! I've hung out with all 4 guys, and made friends with people in their crew. they have the greatest crew ever assembled in history! backstage at Phish was always phun! can't wait for msg in April!
Liked, subscribed...and THANK YOU for finding a Phish clip with the most ferocious, swirling bass lines I've ever heard. Mike's bass is so complex it feels like its own musical lifeform!
I get goosebumps all the time on the Relisten but something about watching Jamel watch it for the first time it’s almost like I’m watching for the first time too. LOVE it. 🤘🏽
I, too, knew I knew this Stevie Wonder song because it was Stevie Wonder, but didnt know it by name. It came up on SeriusXM yesterday and as soon as I heard a note I knew that I knew :D Paige, the piano player, did some stuff with Tenacious D also, and played with them when they did their shows in Winooski VT including an awesome Beatles medley. Love this cover, too! Thanks for the Phish, love to hear more of the Early stuff too, thanks man!
Hey now Jamel! YOU'VE GOTTA SEE PHISH LIVE. I'm sure Phish Phans, would love to see you document your experience! Like seeing the Dead,⚡as soon as u open your car door, lol, u won't believe what your in for! And you'll be pleasantly blown away! ☮️&💞to you & your wife!
I did all of summer 2012 and this is by far my favorite show of the tour, 07/06/12 a close second. The ghost that preceded this boogie was great and the If I Could that follows is pure bliss.
yo dude, LOVE your reactions to all of it, i randomly pick anything out, feel you. seen over 500 phish shows, over 200 actual dead shows with jerry and ton of jerrry band and trey band. its so funny, your reactions to certain bands remind me of turning on my friends to music and their reactions....its the same as yours, first confused, then flabbergasted, then fan. so yer like my old friends i turned onto different genres of music. its all so fun! keep on keeping on buddy
Jamel - you need to go see Phish live! You will be hooked! I was...at that was almost 28 years ago. Seeing them live is a feast for the ears, eyes - and the soul! They're incredible! And being in the crowd with all the other beautiful souls brings it to a whole other level! 🥰⭕️❤
Brother J. Great to hear Stevie Wonder music so close to MLK day. Every MLK day I always make it a point to put on Songs in the Key of Life in it’s entirety.
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There's something Pishy about this video I think it' must be the Bass. Their concert would be top of the Scale in Fin-land.
Speaking of bass give this a listen. I'm partial to the bass singer vocal.. Ry Cooder Crazy 'bout my automobile: ruclips.net/video/zxGpmp6URuk/видео.html
You want Bass? "Diggin A Hole" by Big Sugar is a bass lover's DREAM!
I've seen 100 shows ... trey is probably one of the beat guitarist out there now ...check out down with desiese or cavern, Harry hood ..golgi apparatus...
I am pretty new to Phish, and this band is one of the 8th wonders of the world!
This put a smile on my phace
Amazing musicians 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
Welcome to the party, pham!
That is correct sir!
I love Phish. It's one of those bands that people will try to "out-fan" you, if you know what I mean. I love their studio albums which some people think is lame, I guess but I don't care, I think the albums are awesome.
Obviously their live show is supernaturally great, too, and you could spend a year watching all the live stuff online.
One of the few concerts you can go to where the majority of the crowd does not have their phones out. Everyone is engaged up out of their seats, arms and elbows, getting down🕺
Cuz were all old
The only people who have their phones out are the folks that use their phone to track the set list
@@swmtym😂yep
And you can dance like a fool and nobody bats an eye in fact if your not dancing you're the one who looks funny lol
Getting down or high as a kite.... lmao ...
There is no greater joy to watch someone become a Phish fan.
Then they get to go down the 9 month rabbit hole.
Then comes the binging of certain years
It’s glorious.
I’m stuck on 97-00 and 03 at the moment.
Pretty sure it’s happened a few times
pedo fan you ment to say right
Phish makes me happy, it's as simple as that.
I can be completely sober or out of my mind and it’s the time of my life every time I go
Just BEING at a phish show is more fun than the show itself, I hope he goes next year
And that's what life really is all about
My dude! I was a metal head and pretty much strictly metal when I was in middle school and a bit into High School. My friend told me about Phish, and I wasn't interested. I was like "Grateful Dead is Ok, so I don't need to hear Phish". Since I played piano, he told me "Listen to this AT LEAST to hear the dude on the piano". Well, in the next two weeks I bought all the albums and will talk them up to anyone who will listen. Incredibly talented, and they don't let that get in the way of the groove.
Man, I haven't listened to Phish in years! I forgot just how good those 4 men are 😮. Thanks for reminding me 😁
Never forget, The Phish from Vermont😂
@Jamel: Phish is a group I've heard of for years but never listened to. I'm discovering them along with you. Thanks. I hear a lot of Jimi Hendrix influence funk rhythm in that guitar solo. That bass was killing it.
I'm jealous. I've been obsessed since '93 when I was a teenager, and WISH I could start over and listen to everything fresh and new again. At first I had favorite songs, then favorite live shows, then favorite tours, then favorite years. Then, I saw them live and experienced something I'll never forget.
Just from hearing interviews with guitarist Trey Anastasio, it’s obvious Hendrix is favorite artist. He said for a long time he listened to Hendrix and Band of Gypsys “Machine Gun” before every show to get fired up
They also do covers of Isabella, Fire, and Axis Bold as Love.
@@pebblesanddirt Nice to know that my ear is still working in picking out the Hendrix influences. Thanks for the confirmation. Yeah, Machine Gun would get one fired up to play.
@@kevinbossick8374 I'll check those out. Thanks
The 🌵 crushing this bass line.
Dude is excellent, sounds like Claypool.
Cactus in da hizouse
Man alive I love phish!! Listening 30 yrs
You HAVE to see Phish live!! 💕💕💕💕
Damn! Trey set that solo up beautifully. This Boogie absolutely rips! Phish is so talented.
I was at this show, Worcester, MA June 7, 2012 and this version is amazing. Totally blew the roof off the place with the funk. Great stuff.
I was there too! First time I'd seen Phish in Worcester since 98 I think. They always kill it there!
Seen them in 97 only because we heard the dead heads started following them after Jerry died and boy was I right. My first concert was dead in 92 in Detroit, second concert was phish in 97 in detroit. The dead heads made phish, if Jerry didn't die they would never have gotten popular
We were there too. Super fun
I as well
@@breakingames7772 they were already playing arenas before Jerry died, they played madison square for the first time in 1994 what are you on about
Mike Gordon is a man amongst himself on the bass. I can't say he's the best or the MOST unique bassist I have ever heard, but very few can do what he does.
Like presentation
Music is not a competition. Favorit he's Trey mazing. Jah Herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️ Jah sisters Jah Trey Jah rastafari
Just one song gives me a new appreciation of these dudes. The bass player is insanely 👍 good
The reaction you had seeing Tool for the first time was the same reaction I had when I saw Phish the first time. My friend has seen them over 50 times. You should go see them live. The light show is as amazing as the music.
Was a Phish phan in the 90s, experiencing them because of their proximity to the Grateful Dead scene. When Jerry died, and pushed with my own life’s problems at the time, I fell out of the “scene.”
It continues to be one my biggest regrets, missing out on all that happiness and togetherness for all those years.
Seeing you experiencing this music, with all you’ve been through, and sharing it BACK to me through the lens of one who understands where I’m coming from, even though we are so different, brings me joy every day.
Taking my kids (6 and 9) to there first concert in a month (Billy Strings) and pledge to foster their creativity and love for music as best I can. You’re a part of that.
Thanks brother. 🙏
Phish would never have gotten popular unless Jerry didn't die, the dead heads started following them after he died
Billy strings is whats up
@@breakingames7772 people were touring w/ phish well before jerry died
I would say Phish is better than ever. You should get back out there!
Not true.. Jerry passed in August 1995 but Phish was able to sell out Madison Square Garden on Dec 30th, 1994. They had a huge fan base beforehand, and more so after.
When Jamel doesn’t stop the video during the jam, you know it’s a good jam
Been a fan since 94 in college.. great band and one of the best ever live bands.
Phish never ceases to amaze me. Awesome as always.
I'm a huge fan of the low end (bass). Mike is one of my favorite, up there with Bootsie, Les and Victor Wooten.
For sure one of the greatest bands ever! So much enjoyed your reaction, thanks!
I highly recommend anyone who hasn’t gone to see Phish live yet do so
I absolutely love watching you enjoy Phish. Phish is good for your soul! Please listen to more and do yo thang! You need to go to a show! Be Well!
Man I can't tell you how much joy it brings me to see someone experience Phish for the first time & truly get it & give phish respect they deserve. Phish literally changed... no saved my life with they music.
I remember in the 90's being into jimi Hendrix & zeppelin. Thinking they would never even be able to be approached.... then discovering phish & seeing them play Johny b. Goode one night, Hendrix bold as love the next, good times bad times by zeppelin a couple nights later. On not only do commendable jobs in playing these songs but actually nail them so hard the songs now call phish/Trey daddy!
Welcome to the phamily... I hope to randomly see you at future west coast shows!
great comment, 100% phaxxx!
If Jerry didn't die phish woulda never been this popular. I only seen them in Detroit in 97 cause we heard the dead heads now followed them. Dead heads made phish. I also saw the dead last concert in Detroit in 92
@@breakingames7772
What’s tour fucking problem? You should probably change your username to: MiseryLovesCompany_WithoutA_PH. Lame AF. 🎻🎻🎻
Trey's leg kick at 10:43 (in your video) is the type of thing you only see when Phish is both completely locked in and being the best live band in history
That's when you know they are firing!
Daayuum that was such a phunkin great version of Boogie on, so glad Jamel gets it! ThanQ for that, def give Sneakin Sally through the Alley a try- but there are so many gems this Phenomenal band covers! Much Love y'all!🙏💚🐠🎸🎶🎉☮
Honestly phish has soooooo much material (jams) that once you go down the rabbit hole there's no going back. Most jams have a theme and some kind of direction which makes for endless possibilities when all four members listen, add and react to the music on the spot. Makes for some truly magical moments, especially live!
I think Stevie Wonder may have done the bass track on the original on a keyboard. Mike Gordon's playing here is as fluid as Stevie's was. He's incredible.
He did the baseline on the Moog synthesizer
As much as I love Stevie, I gotta give props to anyone who does a righteous cover. One of my favorites
First a live Tool clip and update, now the best Boogie On ever?? My two favorite live bands, you're knocking it out of the park Jamel!! Now we just gotta get you to a Phish show!! These two Worcester shows kicked off 2012 Tour and Boogie On was a total dancefest. I was there and it was glorious!! Mike really brings home the bacon in this🌵🌵🌵
Let's go B's baby!!! We're doing it this year, what a ride so far!
And I must have gone to like 5 summer shows at the Worcester Centrum from 95-2000! This is the first time I've actually heard Phish's version of Boogie on!
Hope we get a parade in June this year!
The best Boogie on ever is Chula '99
But this one is really great too
So glad this was the version you reacted to, my all time favorite version, absolute FIRE!!!
This Worcester show was my first Phish show! Seen them over 50 times since. Best band in all the land!
Jamel YOU HAVE to check out the Piper>Takin Care of Business>2001 from 10/20/13. 2 covers in the same segment and I guarantee when they go into Takin Care or Business you’ll have the biggest smile on your face. FUNK FOR DAYS! As always appreciate the love for my favorite band!
I was at that Hampton show! I agree, that song selection was so rockin'
Trey, Mike, Page, and Fishman... I can't get enough. 87 shows and counting.
You have to come to the April shows at MSG. Imagine spending 420, seeing Phish at MSG. I am flying down from Canada for the 20th and 21st shows.
YESSSSS NO WAY! Thank you Jamel!🙌🏻 I requested this exact one multiple times in the comments ❤️
I love how in the middle of this extended version of this song you said, "I'm going to be mad when this is over. I don't want it to stop!" LOL Your channel always puts a smile on my face!
25yrs of seeing these guys over 260+ times live it’s different everytime everytime!
I come back for your excellent energy!! You are a beautiful person... may God continue to bless you and your family!
Can we please get this man to a Phish show!?? I KNOW he would LOVE it!
Love this, asking myself why I have never chosen to listen to this band.
They're the best
Haha "When this is over I'm going to be mad" you are right. That is an all day groove right there for sure!
When they get in the pocket like this jam it’s just magical
Awesome show. Awesome tour opener. What a run
What I dig is when you have the piano player repeating the Wonder version's musical idiom from Ragtime and St Louis blues and then building on it. Because music is a conversation over time. And the older you get, the more music you've heard from the various voices over the centuries, the deeper it gets. It surpasses any hope I may have of trying to describe it with words - so I'll stop. But...thanks for sharing this with me, Jamel. Us. ==);^]
I've just been stunned. Phish! Brilliant Stevie Wonder rendition!!!
This was my 1st Phish show, and I've been to 50 now. I went in not knowing much about them, then this song was where I fell in love with this band. Just unreal sounds. Happy you found it too
good stuff, man. Trust me, you owe it to yourself to do the "Bathtub Gin" from the Great Went in August 1997, widely regarded as the single best jam they've done (even more remarkable that it's under 15 minutes). It's a pretty good one, has single-handedly helped me through some dark times. The video quality that's on RUclips for it isn't great, but it does the job, and both sources I'm aware of are with the soundboard audio
A favorite Gin of mine is 2-14-03.
Went Gin is superb
@@kevinbossick8374 yeah, that's up there for sure. Although (I know this may be unpopular) I have a hard time going back to 2.0 very often. Don't know if it's the baggage from that era, the immediately recognizable crunchier guitar tone, or that I largely consider 2.0 to be stuffed with meandering and often sloppy spacey stuff that feels like it never actually goes anywhere meaningful( to me, a lot of the big jams feel unsatisfying without some big emotional peak like the Went Gin or this one. It's those peaks that keep me coming back).
But it had been a while since I'd gone back and listened to that one. Appreciate it, is freshly back in the rotation for me
@@alan-daniel I am biased toward that one because I was there. It just seemed to go on and on and on. Good times.
Thanks for all your videos. Your reactions are just wonderful. I've been seeing Phish for 30 years this coming summer. 326 shows and it never gets old. I want to see more and more. I've been keeping paper setlists almost since I started. I always say they're one of the best cover bands around, and they obviously have hundreds of originals, too. It's my passion. My addiction. I always say there are way worse things to be addicted to than music. I can't wait for your 1st show. I wish i could be there with you.
I had floor tickets this show. My favorite jam of the night. Straightforward energy building dance groove.
Your videos make me feel like I’m hanging with a best friend and swapping music with them - especially when it’s Phish! Love love LOVE your love for great music and that you get down with one of my favorite bands!
Yes!! Makes me so happy you're doing phish reactions and enjoying it so much! Slave to the Traffic Light or Divided Sky next.
Divided Sky should really be next on the progression. More on their prog side. Of course, nothing wrong with Wolfmans or Moma Dance too - why stop the funk?
Yesssss! Love watching you get into the jams! ❤️
Show me four guys more locked in. Impossible. I have always said this version is insanely underrated. It is one of my favorites of all time. No went gin, but they blew the fucking roof off with this one.
Yes my brother! Nobody funks it up like Phish, they've been covering this song forever and it always SLAMS!
Top 10 favorite live Phish song 🔥
Thanks for reacting to this. Hometown show for me. The whole show was great. This song became my alarm clock the next day and still is.
I appreciate this band, too.
Robert Randolph and the Family Band "Ted's Jam" Live at Java Jazz Festival 2012
RR kicks butt, I saw him about 15 to 20 years ago open up for Clapton
My very first concert ever was a 3 day phest at deer Creek and I've been goin to as many shows as i can ever since. phish really is the greatest jam band around.
We love you Jamel
"Oh, they ain't done", welcome to Phish.
Thank you. That is really all I have to say is Thank you. You're amazing.
I’m somewhat new to Phish and LOVE this band. Thanks for your reaction Jamel. Love your podcast & promotion of KINDNESS.
Was at the front of the pit for this show.. man what a tour opener.
Was there as well - great two shows to start off one of my favorite 3.0 tours
A tribute to Stevie Wonder that became Phish's masterpiece for sure.
And your reaction just added to the magic.
Thank you Brother. You never fail to make my day.
I was at this show in Worcester, it was an absolute dance party during this Boogie On, possibility greatest show I’ve been to
Dude! I freakin love this! Long time Phan here, I could watch the jams with you all day, seriously, this makes me happy! Keep on rocking!
Right🙏
What an incredible version! Rivals top Boogie On's for sure... Chula Vista watch your back!
This is why there are concerts. Jam sessions are great.
Dude you are awesome! A lot of Phish fans out there, sure fire clicks and views!
Love all the phish reactions
FUNK & REGGAE HAS SOME OF THE MOST FUN RHYTHMIC SOUNDS THAT REALLY STAND OUT IN AND PUSH THE SONG AND MUSIC STYLES THROUGH ALOT OF GENRE NOTHING AGAINST ANY OTHER BUT THE MUSIC DON'T LIE AMAZING SONG FROM STEVIE WONDER YOU EVER SEEN THOSE VIDEOS THAT MAKES YOU THINK TWICE IF STEVIE IS FULLY OR PART BLIND ?¿? GREAT REACTION THANKS JAMEL_AKA_JAMAL ✌🏼& LO💚E MY BROTHER
awesome video jamal!! welcome to the Phamily! my first show was 11.29.97 at the Worcester Centrum! I was 15 years old and started my journey with the greatest band on the planet! I've hung out with all 4 guys, and made friends with people in their crew. they have the greatest crew ever assembled in history! backstage at Phish was always phun! can't wait for msg in April!
Liked, subscribed...and THANK YOU for finding a Phish clip with the most ferocious, swirling bass lines I've ever heard. Mike's bass is so complex it feels like its own musical lifeform!
I’m loving the music and the community. Such a loving band
Your energy level is fantastic!
This was the best version of this song ive ever heard! They were firing on all cylinders. Love your videos.
this is my favorite version - my home town. this whole show was great. love it
Dammit! I should be sleeping, but once I start watching your videos I can’t stop!
Thanks for doing what you do!
Love ya! 😃
I get goosebumps all the time on the Relisten but something about watching Jamel watch it for the first time it’s almost like I’m watching for the first time too. LOVE it. 🤘🏽
I love Jamel, he is so cute , cool, and seems like such a cool guy to hang with
I, too, knew I knew this Stevie Wonder song because it was Stevie Wonder, but didnt know it by name. It came up on SeriusXM yesterday and as soon as I heard a note I knew that I knew :D Paige, the piano player, did some stuff with Tenacious D also, and played with them when they did their shows in Winooski VT including an awesome Beatles medley. Love this cover, too! Thanks for the Phish, love to hear more of the Early stuff too, thanks man!
Hey now Jamel! YOU'VE GOTTA SEE PHISH LIVE. I'm sure Phish Phans, would love to see you document your experience! Like seeing the Dead,⚡as soon as u open your car door, lol, u won't believe what your in for! And you'll be pleasantly blown away! ☮️&💞to you & your wife!
AHHH it’s so cool watching you experience these for the first time!!!
Hell yeah they are Jammin 🎸🥁🎼
Respect, Jamal! Your positive vibe bleeds through the screen and truly reflects what we phans experience at a live show. Hope to see you at one soon!
So upbeat and positive, love what you do here.
I'm a phish fan and I haven't heard that one before that was funking badass
Ok I’ve mentioned it before but you GOTTA do the Flecktones. I think I’ll make it a mission to keep commenting until it happens 🤣
I did all of summer 2012 and this is by far my favorite show of the tour, 07/06/12 a close second. The ghost that preceded this boogie was great and the If I Could that follows is pure bliss.
yo dude, LOVE your reactions to all of it, i randomly pick anything out, feel you. seen over 500 phish shows, over 200 actual dead shows with jerry and ton of jerrry band and trey band. its so funny, your reactions to certain bands remind me of turning on my friends to music and their reactions....its the same as yours, first confused, then flabbergasted, then fan. so yer like my old friends i turned onto different genres of music. its all so fun! keep on keeping on buddy
Jamel - you need to go see Phish live! You will be hooked! I was...at that was almost 28 years ago. Seeing them live is a feast for the ears, eyes - and the soul! They're incredible! And being in the crowd with all the other beautiful souls brings it to a whole other level! 🥰⭕️❤
The chair dancing was off the charts on this one! Thanks for bringing in some more Phish Jamel!
The trippy bass sound is being processed through a device called an envelope filter most likely an EHX Qtron
Some cover songs they kill:
Crosseyed and Painless by Talking Heads
Loving Cup by Rolling Stones
Theme from 2001 by Richard Strauss
Don’t forget sneaking sally thru the alley classic cover
@@tonyharris4389 damn right
Oh this is one of the better ones!!!!! Love this boogie!
Brother J. Great to hear Stevie Wonder music so close to MLK day. Every MLK day I always make it a point to put on Songs in the Key of Life in it’s entirety.
Worcester! I was there COOKING in the centrum. This is my all time favorite Boogie on…rippin!