Prince, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood - While My Guitar Gently Weeps REACTION | TomTuffnuts Reacts
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Seeing ppl surprised how good Prince is live never gets old
It’s sad that so many people were unaware of how immensely talented this man was.
I know
@@cflournoy1529 exactly
Right.. I love it💜
been binge-watching reactions on Prince-solo for days now!
Prince did everything his way. This was to show everyone he could play guitar. His walk-off at the end was classic.
Hard to believe George, Tom, and Prince are no longer with us. But their music still lives on. 🧡🧡🧡
Prince’s solo was NOT in the original-it was improvisation done by him, and the rest of the band heard it for the first time when he played it in this performance. Prince was a true genius; like his music or not, from composing to writing songs to being able to pick up pretty much any instrument and playing it, he was a God among his peers. Gone too soon and not properly appreciated until he was gone IMO, RIP Prince!
The look on dhani Harrison’s face speaks for us all.
The amazing thing is, Prince played that whole solo unrehearsed, totally improv!!!
Exactly 💯 new York times did a article on this. Prince 🤴 never rehearsed with the band huh what 😮
This Prince Guitar Solo Is My Absolute Favorite . This was the rock and roll Hall of Fame performance.
This version of the song is by far the best one ever made! And Prince.... yes, he was a god.
Love watching peoples reaction to Prince's solo, like as soon as he plys that first phrase
The running joke for his super bowl performance was the day they played football at a Prince concert lol
I hear that very same thing from every single person who discovers this video: "I knew Prince from Purple Rain & from outrageous behavior & from crazy clothes -- Never knew he was an absolute BEAST on gee-tar!!!"
It's always surprising to me how unaware people are of Prince's guitar virtuosity. His music was not really my style but his talent is undeniable. Gone way too soon!
Dude, I grew up on Prince and I had no idea he could play until a few years ago thanks to YT. People started saying he was a top 5 guitarist of all time, and I was like "Prince?" I think most of us had no idea - radio fell short.
He was never as much of a beast on record as he was live, more subdued but still ridiculously amazing -- the long-time fans knew, everyone who's known him since his MPLS days knew way before us, & fortunately now the rest of the world knows
Listen to little red corvette 2009 live...guitar solo just as good if not better
@@MoMoMyPup10 I just wrote similar!!! I didn't learn about his guitar prowess until 2009 when I saw him live for the first time. That day I got an education in Price. The man live and the man on the radio are two different artists!!!
TomPetty says Not so Hard but My Princey was literally unstoppable ...and walked away like The Boss he knew He was ♡(+>
Prince really is one of the best guitarists of all time. And one of the most underrated. All of his live shows have been great. And the guitar solos are amazing! How cool that there are new fans of this artist now.
I'd recommend watching one of my favorite Prince solos, The Empty Room at the 2009 Montreux Jazz Festival show 1
Prince ALWAYS laid it down thick when he played live...The people back in MPLS knew it first from when he was a kid, us fans have known it for decades, & now the rest of the universe is finding out
Prince literally played multiple instruments and very well, I am glad to have grown up listening to these greats in the 80s, nobody beat Prince in terms of talent
Saw Prince twice in concert.......I got to witness that greatness in my life.......Twice.
Prince was the consummate artist... He wrote tons of good music for other artists he was a leader in fashion and cutting edge PR obviously is a showman beyond all and had a very interesting voice with fun delivery. Is dancing can't be ignored and his talents on the guitar were amazing.
Prince played 26 instruments. He played every instrument on his debut album.
Superb as always Prince 💜💜💜💜💜. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸. 💯💯💯💯💯
Been telling people for decades that Prince is an absolute slayer on guitar -- nobody listened until this video
It just goes to show how much of an entertainer Prince was, that his abilities to play instruments takes a backseat to his personality, showmanship,writing and singing
Prince has to be the coolest man I've ever seen! 🤩
Great response Prince was an absolute Legend
Yup.....that was ALL Prince. Grew up a DIE-HARD Prince fan, (since '82, @ 10yrs old) & it wasn't til his SB show, then this performance, that most my friends & family FINALLY got it/understood. Solos like this were common in his live shows....but, for whatever reason, despite the UNPRECEDENTED amount of music he put out, he didn't really show it on his albums, (save for a very few glimpses on a very few cuts). I only got to see him live a few times, but I'm SO GLAD I at least have those , because let me tell you.....this man's live show is LIFE-CHANGING, MESMERIZING, MIND-BLOWING & UTTERLY UNRIVALED....(& I've seen SEVERAL of the "greats" live). NO ONE could match his overall stage game.....RIP 🐐
Btw.....have seen SEVERAL "1st time" reaction videos to this clip.....but yours, is BY FAR NY FAVORITE. GENUINE SHOCK, SURPRISE & like you had an epiphany/revelation, if you will. LOVE IT! 💯👍🏼
When Prince throws his guitar in the air and walks off, that's his Mic Drop. And no one has ever mentioned that his hat never moves when he whips off the guitar to throw it. The hat brim would catch the strap were it anyone else.
My goodness Prince had SO MUCH SWAG!!!!!
Before this performance Rolling Stone magazine came out wit 100 top guitarist and left prince off the list and this was his way of saying screw them ( hence the walk off stage at end). The following year he mad the list. He also never practiced with the rest of the band leading up to this. He told them just to give him last solo
Haha, I would have never guessed Prince was that great on guitar. Never really listened to much of his music, but I will now
Stank Face 💯 Approved! Loved ur reaction Tom & 💯 LOVE PRINCE!
Real talk; Prince was a prodigy who played 27 instruments, many of them expertly. Hope you check out more Prince, because as a musician yourself, imho it’ll be quite the ride for ya. THX’s ♥️ 2U & ur Family
Prince's version of "Creep" by radiohead(video is ok-the guitar is on fire!) Prince covering "play that funky music" live (again killer solo-if you watch the whole video-he picks up the bass and kills that too.). Both are on youtube. What makes Prince's guitar solos great is that most of the time he treats the guitar playing as if it were a vocal in the song (always adds emotion to the playing of the guitar).
Creep covered by Prince is FIRE!
Thanks SO much for those recommendations! Will check them out!
Enjoyed your reaction. I grew up not far from Paisley Park and was lucky enough to hear/see him live a number of times. If you are up for a little acoustic Prince, check out his rendition of Cream live from Webster Hall. He makes knitwear cool in Motherless Child. If you watch that performance closely, you can see him giving cues and direction to the rest of band. His Super Bowl halftime show GOAT. RIP Prince Rogers Nelson.
I love Motherless Child live, too. You are spot on with your comments about it!
Prince was that good on all the instruments he played (technically 27 but mainly keys, guitar, bass, drums/percussion). He made me realize it’s one thing to be a mult-instrumentalist, but it’s another thing to be proficient on everything. I’d put Stevie Wonder in that category too.
America from 1985 is one of my favorite live performances of his. And even though it’s his most popular song, the live version of Purple Rain in Syracuse 1985 is worth watching. It makes the album version look like a child wrote it, live was that much better IMO. Something In The Water from 2014 is cool too. He’s regarded as one of the best live performers of all time. There’s too many phenomenal live performances to mention
the guy was actually a genious. we will find him in books in 50 years. dig in his lives. and don't forgt the studio versions for the people. because he was a pop entertainer, maybe the best.
I think they revised the #. For one thing, you can actually see him playing harmonica in the "Thieves In The Temple" video, which means at LEAST 28. For another thing, I think he played 27 instruments on his first album alone and then learned even more. In addition to all that, he was a great dancer, singer, performer, and bandleader too (a forgotten art).
Prince stuck it to Rolling Stone magazine for not putting him in the top 100 greatest guitar players at that point. Who’ll you react to Prince “America “ live 1985 😃
Same here about Prince before I saw this performance about a decade ago haha..still one of my fav performances ever. So dope lol
Glad you asked... Guitar-oriented Prince live: "Along the Watchtower/Best of You", Super Bowl Halftime Performance; "Creep", Coachella 2008; "Anotherloverholeinyohead/Rock Lobster instrumental", Super Bowl Press Conference; "Stratus/All Shook Up (Elvis cover)", "Spanish Castle Magic (Hendrix cover)" "All the Critics..." Montreux Jazz Festival 2009; "Bambi" (4 min version) Live at the Tokyo Dome 1990; "Shhh" Live at the Hong Kong 2003 Harbor Fest; "Guitar" Live on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno 2008; "Fury" Live on SNL 2006 or at the Brit Awards 2006. Enjoy.
You got to listen to Prince Bambi. Kills it on the guitar. Dude was a rocker in his heart
Prince Guitar...Watch sign o the times live- the whole show. You can react to I could never take tpoym and the Cross. Purple rain live (from syracuse), motherless child cover, play that funky music cover, computer blue live first avenue, spanish castle music cover. That's a start.
The way Prince starts his solo with the high note holding it ,kinda reminds me of the Eisley Brothers solo.
Just search for Prince Motherless Child, Prince Jungle Strut, Prince Brit awards 2006, or Prince Superbowl halftime Show ( the whole show, not just a snippet) and get ready to have tour mind blown! Warning: Discovering Prince as a live performer may cause serious addiction!
As far as more Prince, you can literally just randomly pick a song, live or not, and it's good or it's great. I think there are in his whole library, only one or two songs that I don't particularly care for, but they aren't bad. They would be other artists' best songs, by far, for sure. He wasn't just an amazing singer and musician, he was also a great producer and innovator. I had a friend who went to a concert of his and said that Prince had played the trombone. And then Prince said afterwards that he had just started playing it last weekend. My friend, who was very musically talented himself, said that was so hard to believe, because he played it like he'd been playing it for years! What a talent, and what a loss. Shinning so brightly among so many musical legends is very hard to do, yet Prince shone like a searchlight, wow and wow. And such a showman, leaning back and getting caught and propped back up, and then killing that guitar solo, yeeting the guitar into the air and leaving like "bye bitches", too much, I can hardly handle it, and I've seen this a few times. And why not yeet the guitar to heaven since he killed it? Watching this, it is more than a bit sad to know that Tom Petty and Prince are both gone now. And Dani Harrison, looks like a slightly more Mexican George Harrison, man, does he look like his dad, and you can tell how geeked he was to be on stage with all these legends, couldn't stop grinning from ear to ear. Another must-see performance, and it's related to this one, related by a Beatle, there's a live performance with Toto and Ringo Starr, them doing "Rosanna", "Africa" and "Hold the Line", and it is so good that I'm watching that again after this. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/3FRcR7tzib8/видео.html
The musicians are; Tom Petty (Heartbreakers) and their bass player Scott Thurston and drummer Steve Ferrone, Jeff Lynne and Marc Mann, the lead guitarist for Lynne’s band ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) Steve Winwood on organ (Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith, Traffic), Billy Preston on piano (toured with the Beatles and had solo records), Jim Capaldi (from Traffic, with Winwood, back in the day) on percussion (tambourine), Dhani Harrison (George’s son), and Prince.
i absolutely LOVE your facial expression changes from the beginning of the Prince solo
Prince was truly a talented guitar player. He even made his own type of guitar, patented as the Purple Ax. And I've always loved Jeff Lynne, and Tom Petty.
Back story, Rolling Stone did the top 100 guitarist of all time a few days before this performance and they didn't even put Prince on the list, So this was Prince giving Rolling Stone the middle finger on stage, Well played Prince, well played
Exactly 💯
Love your reaction....this man could play EVERY instrument....VERY WELL!!!!!
Yup! Prince is an amazing musician. You should definitely check out his cover of Creep live at Coachella. Legit goosebumps everytime I watch it.
Great Reaction to an amazing performance! Prince killed it on that guitar solo at the end! If you want to watch more Prince live you should do Creep (Radiohead cover) live at Coachella, shhh mp4 live, Bambi (live, Tokyo, 1990), or Purple Rain (live, 1985, Syracuse). He delivers some amazing solos and vocals on those performances!
I LOVE when ppl hear #PRINCE live 4 the first time. His concerts were incomparable all the way up 2 the end. He was inducted in2 the R&R Hall of fame the FIRST year he was able 2 be and that same year George Harrison of the beatles was also and this song he wrote 4 the beatles. Then #Prince added what was the GREATEST live performances on that stage of greats. ELOs Jeff Lynne was singing with Petty and Winwood played the first guitar solo. U REALLY need 2 research $Prince as the master musician he is/was and will always be.
I am and have always been an avid fan of Prince. However, I didn't see him live until his Musicology tour in 2009.
I learned that day that there is Prince on the radio and there is Prince live and that is a whole different experience!!!! He played some guitar rifts that left wet seats!
I also didn't know many rock fans were fans of his because of his guitar playing. His guitar prowess doesn't always come through on records.
There are so many Prince songs to recommend but you might like "Let's Go Crazy" or "When Doves Cry" or "Kiss" ...really I can go on and on! You might like his live Super Bowl Performance of 2007 I think...
The resurgence of Prince is upon us
well he was a agreat songwriter a great musician a great performer all that combined in live makes him the real GOAT
You should definitely react to more Prince performances. You were missing out. Maybe Shhh or she’s always in my hair (montreux jazz festival). Prince is definitely more than Purple rain.
There is a remastered version of this performance on the Rock N Roll HOF RUclips channel with updated video quality and different camera cuts. It’s pretty cool.
😜🤪🥴💯🔥😎😉 your Stank Face & expressions once Prince starts & his part say's it all , they r on point & priceless 😆😂😅🤣 " Oh My...Oh My " 💯🔥😎😉😆😂😅🤣 & u r gonna catch a fly in your mouth if u don't close it 😆😂😅🤣💯 100% badass 👌 😎 thankx 4 posting & sharing Tom 💯🔥😎😉
I agree. Tom had the best facial expressions throughout this solo. I've been a Prince admirer for decades and it never gets old seeing people discover how great of an artist he was.
Tom please check out PRINCE PURPLE RAIN LIVE. Prince & The Revolution - Purple Rain (Live 1985) [Official Video] THE GUITAR SOLO IS AMAZING
The young guy on the guitar next to Tom Petty is Dhani Harrison, son of George Harrison of The Beatles and who wrote this song. The song conveys Harrison's dismay at the world's unrealized potential for universal love, which he refers to as ,"the love there that's sleeping". 💯 agree Prince killed that
Beautiful message in the song. I appreciate you explaining the meaning of the lyrics.
Wow!!! Crazy how people don't realize who they are hearing. All are iconic.
I think that is one of Newtons lost laws. When Prince makes stank face, you also make stank face.
Prince's solo is NOT in the original Beatles/Clapton version, but the song is structured to allow for an extended guitar solo during the ending coda -- Clapton performed the solo on the original studio version, & pretty much every cover version features extended solos towards the end
HEY Tom i love the video and Jeffs voice is amazing love it 💞💞🎶
Absolute "BEASTE" 🔥 🔥
LOL. Welcome to the party. Seriously, I’m not laughing AT you. A lot of people just don’t know about Prince on guitar. Great reaction. The first solo tracked the studio version (which was performed by Eric Clapton in studio). Prince’s solo was not in the original and apparently not in the rehearsal. ;-)
Prince was notorious/infamous throughout the '80s for his ever-present & over-bearing bodyguards who would often carry him around piggyback or bridal-style, so that was kinda a nod back to those days
React to Prince - Super Bowl XLI 🏈 | Halftime Show 2007 FULL SHOW HD
He killed it❤🎉
The look on your face when Prince starts to slay that guitar says it all. This is from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame TV broadcast in 2004. This was a tribute to George Harrison of the Beatles, who sang lead on this song back in day. George had recently passed away from brain cancer. His look-alike son, Dhani, played guitar standing next to Tom Petty. He was having a blast. The other lead singer was Jeff Lynne, ELO's front-man lead singer. Prince was a late addition to the lineup and did not show up for rehearsal, so nobody knew exactly what he was going to do. Prince played 9 instruments and was a virtuoso on the electric guitar.
He mastered 16 instruments.
Prince can play 25 instruments but he is King on the guitar many people called him Jimi hendrix reincarnation on the lead guitar he is also great on the Bass guitar and drums
Prince was known among his peers as the greatest on guitar. Eric Clapton was once asked in an interview about what if feels like being the greatest guitar player in the world. His answer was ”I don’t know. Ask Prince.”
This is a internet myth. Clapton never said that. The same thing goes around about Mark Knopfler, Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan etc. I’m guilty of posting it too, then got corrected.
Your Stank Face is 100% badass 💯🔥 & on point 😎😉💯🔥
That wasn't in the original. That was ALL PRINCE! They didn't know what he was going to play.
Exactly 💯 when I heard he didn't rehearsed with the band. Omg 😮
He was the best dressed as well. Lol❤
Look into Steve Winwood. You'll be surprised at his longevity and talents as a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. I know you've heard Gimme Some Lovin by Spencer Davis Group. That's Winwood singing and playing when he was a teenager! He also was in Traffic, Blind Faith and had some top selling solo albums in the '80s.
Best reaction ever!
I think it’s one of the things that put Prince out there. Even though I was baby fed with his music, I discovered his guitar skills in my 20s…
Nobody seems to know how multi/instru he is.
that's Tom Petty an Jeff Lynn singing also. Jeff was the lead singer for ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) back in the 70's and 80's, he could really sing well. Prince could also play like 20 instruments, he was just really gifted and could rip on guitar when he wanted to, ha
Beatles are the top selling musicians of all time. 20 number 1 songs in 7 years, and this was written by their 3rd best songwriter. If you don't the Beatles, you don't know rock.
Prince went to about 93% capacity there. If you wanna see 100% check out Joy in Repetition from the One Night Alone collection.
Why isn't anyone talking about Marc Mann? His playing of the actual song is incredible.
Totally agree, Marc Mann is a phenomenal guitarist. His note transitions and chord changes are flawless
Yes more prince .
It's really easy to remember who Jeff Lyne is : he's Mister Blue Sky.
Your reaction 😂😂😂😂😂
Bushy hair is Jeff Lynne from ELO -- lead electric guitar for the first half of the song is Steve Winwood (too long a resume to list) -- and yes, Prince is one of the best guitarists to have ever done it, Rolling Stones and others have come around in recent years... not only that, but he played about 20 different instruments and actually played every instrument in the studio recording of his first few albums.
PRINCE Live performances- Motherless Child, Play that funky music, Electric Chair SNL, Endorphanmine and Creep (radiohead cover). Bam
He wasn't called "His Royal Badness" for nothing.
This live cover of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" was presented at the 2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony for George Harrison.
You should check out Prince's live cover of Jimi's song Red House from the Rave Un2 the Year 2000 concert. I feel like Prince is so nonchalant about his guitar playing that it gets seriously overlooked in his own music...especially because he plays everything, so the end result is extremely balanced. But his guitar playing seems to shine when he covers other people's music, I think because folks are so used to the original that they can actually recognize Prince's style.
You prob know this already but the solo was a Prince thing. He did throw in a nod to Claptons version with a “Clapton bend” in the first third of the solo. Yeah, this for me, is one of my favourite guitar solos live. Check out his other live stuff, not just the purple rain era. Try play that funky music and motherless child if you want to be blown away and surprised.
PRINCE GETBOX ROCKED I REALLY APPRECIATE YOU SIR GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AMEN
Apparently Rolling Stone has just come out with the top 100 guitarists of all time and did not include him (but did include some on stage). So this was a nice little “take that” (pc version) for him… awesomeness personified. The man was a true artist!!!!
This song was written by George Harrison. Everyone should listen to the original version and then George singing with just his guitar as accompaniment.
I read somewhere that Frank Sinatra declared this the best song ever written
He can play all instruments
Prince was an idiot savant/prodigy (or genius) on all musical instruments since childhood. On his first album, the other band members could play what he wanted, but they didn't quite do it exactly to his liking. So, Prince played each instrument exactly how he wanted them to play em on every song on the entire album. He was a perfectionist too, right, lol! Oh, he was a Minnesota State Champion Point Guard Basketball Player, too!
"Prince is probably the only person who I’ve seen who I would say is a true genius on the guitar.”--Eric Clapton
If you dig into Prince, he is top 5 ever. I say top 3. Jimi, SRV and Prince. Prince covering Radiohead Creep is a good place to start.
Jeff Lynne is the guy with the fuzzy hair. Lead singer of ELO. I always thought he looked like a Muppet when I was a kid 😂
Prince was an underrated beast on guitar. He mastered over 20 instruments not just played them. He was not happy with Rolling Stone at this time who did not rank him as a top guitarist. All of these legends are awesome but Prince's charisma and ability just stands out. Great reaction. I will subscribe.
Watch the live purple rain version from 1985 from Syracuse. You’ll be blown away.
React to ... Shhhh Prince Mp4 ...it's live... he's slaying his Guitar 🎸🎸
Check out Montreux jazz festival 2009 sets… pure genius. Empty room song his guitar solos are on another level 💜