Virtuosity of Rory & Gary Moore,raw power of SRV & Jeff Healey and funkiness of Lenny Kravitz=Philip Sayce. He just needs to release studio albums more often and a label that knows how to promote him.
I think he needs better lyrics because they aren't catchy, and a better producer who's good with vocals in general because he does alot of unnecessary things with his voice... He always got away with it because his playing is so good. But for Radio etc. No.
This guy and his crew are absolutely amazing! I have not seen such a performer who plays naturally from within like this since SRV...... many many kudos!!!!
@@maxwellblakely7952 definitely one of the greats, I wish him success he’s so talented. Check out his earlier videos playing with Jeff Healy , if you haven’t. Take care ☮️
That's probably his problem,he got the wrong people promoting him,cause I only heard of Sayce today..and I'm in shock, because after I pulled up his Full name on RUclips I saw his album catalog,and I'm so embarrassed for not reaching out more,this is just Krazy,every video was hot as hell
I've been a long time fan now of Philip and i'm truly sad he didn't got to this day the credit he deserves. I think he and Henrik Freischlader are in the exact same situation : both are guitar virtuosos who are very badly promoted.
Philip is such a cooler artist than Bonamassa and most other guitar guys out there. His vocals, songs, and look are all way better. Shame he wasn't a megastar, his management or someone fucked up royally.
Many great musicians don't want what comes with being a superstar. For one important thing for me, that means playing arenas. What a massive hassle and awful experience visually and audio for the patrons. Theatre or small venue so much better and the artists knows this. Also touring in a luxury bus rather than airports all the time is simply more relaxing. 100 shows a year not 250. I'm certain this guy and many more like him are worth a few million... many people love some money but have no need for excess wealth. Probably most importantly this guy can walk down the street without body guards. Nobody really knows him. That is likely the biggest thing that keep musicians balanced. I don't know why you say he is cooler than Joe Bonamassa... Joe is so good. They have some differences I guess I can agree with that. They are both awesome from what I have seen. Joe is pretty damn cool.
Great show!!!!!!! Really awesome, looks like a lot different gear, that bass boominess , not the bass player fault, it's ampeg those reissues cant hang, speakers polymers, just boomy, the real stuff is sh----t. But those 70s SVT heads 100 lbs an 6 - 6l6s, the tightest bass I every heard live in clubs 80s 2 musicman 1x15 w/ scoup , musicman StingRay bass, any way great show
@@liamerick7262 Pah! Then one would have to say that SRV was blatantly derivative of Hendrix and Albert King. 😈 Look, if you play high-octane blues-rock on a Strat you're going to sound something like Hendrix and/or SRV no matter what you do. Jeff Healey was a massive influence on Philip Sayce due to the time they spent playing together. I certainly hear a bit of that in his playing. Sayce is a wild player, constantly pushing the limits of what his technique and equipment can do. SRV was a much more controlled player, absolutely brilliant at what he did but never giving the feeling that he was pushing at his boundaries.
I'd disagree with Old McMetal though. Bonamassa shouldn't be judged on his regular band output, which is a bit bland, safe and sounds like he's aiming to corner Clapton's market. The three-piece stuff, Rock Candy Funk Party, Black Country Communion and the jams are where Bonamassa shines these days.
Couldn't watch the video. It's a shame, but waaayyyy too many camera angle changes. Must have been somebodies college final-photography dissertation! LOL!
(I'll have to get back to this later. Just because the band is aggressive/emotive doesn't mean the cameraman needs to be a copycat! Jeez - I'm dizzy from millisecond view changes!)
My point exactly! As a long-time musician owning lots of gear when I encounter talented artists/bands I can't help but want to ogle their axes/gear/technique/stage presence, and Rockpalast also has great stage lighting - which was also hard to enjoy CAUSE YOU CAN'T F-IN SEE IT LONG ENOUGH! Buzz kill. Not to mention ensemble moments for unisons, endings & medleys... That said I can say this young man has got it for talent! Where he come from? And, as usual, the Rockpalast must run the heat 24/7 as Philip was drenched in sweat, just like Joe Bonamassa et all(!)
Yeah- so fuckin' true! It gave me a headache- just back and forth and back and forth.... argh... ruined it for me. I had to stop watching at 2:26 and just listen in the background. What a horrible production of a great performance.
Who the f worried about lights. Did the same thing in my first light show in the 70's. We never cared at basement party's or just kicking it at home years ago. Just enjoy the music.
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Unreal that this guy isn’t more well known. What a talent.
I bet 70% of this crowd are guitarists who have come to see a legend... awesome.
How the world missed this guy is unforgiven.
Virtuosity of Rory & Gary Moore,raw power of SRV & Jeff Healey and funkiness of Lenny Kravitz=Philip Sayce.
He just needs to release studio albums more often and a label that knows how to promote him.
I think he needs better lyrics because they aren't catchy, and a better producer who's good with vocals in general because he does alot of unnecessary things with his voice... He always got away with it because his playing is so good. But for Radio etc. No.
some Hendrix too, awesome dude!
You forgot Jiminy Hendrix bro
Dude that alchemy performance gave me chills! One of the Best guitar solos I've ever heard !❤
most underrated musician in the world.
Philip Sayce is just amazing. You can feel the fire and fury in his soul. 👍
richie kotzen ,stevie salas ,philip sayce... natural born full energetic emotional killers and truly artists
Branimir Luca throw Lance in there😉
This guy and his crew are absolutely amazing! I have not seen such a performer who plays naturally from within like this since SRV...... many many kudos!!!!
Saw him live at the Horseshoe Tavern, wild! Surreal!
Never heard of Philip sayce this band really rocks, like it thanks
one of the best artists in the world
Amazing musicianship
Super......grandios....damals kannte ihn noch keiner
Absolutely fantastic
He has only gotten better, his tone now is awesome
His tone is the best I’ve ever heard.
@@maxwellblakely7952 definitely one of the greats, I wish him success he’s so talented. Check out his earlier videos playing with Jeff Healy , if you haven’t. Take care ☮️
How am I just now learning about Philip Sayce? He's great, why not more commercial success?
Not enough off stage drama probably. People are stupid
OH YEAH !!THE KING OF ROCK
Man his tone is awesome
That's probably his problem,he got the wrong people promoting him,cause I only heard of Sayce today..and I'm in shock, because after I pulled up his Full name on RUclips I saw his album catalog,and I'm so embarrassed for not reaching out more,this is just Krazy,every video was hot as hell
I've been a long time fan now of Philip and i'm truly sad he didn't got to this day the credit he deserves.
I think he and Henrik Freischlader are in the exact same situation : both are guitar virtuosos who are very badly promoted.
I'm thinking the same thing...he needs to come to the states
Over my heand 8:16 awesome🔥
He was on fire this night
Oh man.... He really does It ...!
Fantastisch!
Manchmal höre ich Jimi Hendrix raus..klar, die alte Schule!
Great music
Really dig this cat!!
killer sound!
Pure soul!
He's Aman of a greatest kind
Finally its back!
soooo cool!!!
Superb stuff
The Camera movement gives me a migraine.
Awesome!
The 1st song sounds like stone free Hendrix this guys a great player
Dream away=Purple Rain
Blues aus dem All.....yeah
Philip is such a cooler artist than Bonamassa and most other guitar guys out there. His vocals, songs, and look are all way better. Shame he wasn't a megastar, his management or someone fucked up royally.
Many great musicians don't want what comes with being a superstar. For one important thing for me, that means playing arenas. What a massive hassle and awful experience visually and audio for the patrons. Theatre or small venue so much better and the artists knows this. Also touring in a luxury bus rather than airports all the time is simply more relaxing. 100 shows a year not 250. I'm certain this guy and many more like him are worth a few million... many people love some money but have no need for excess wealth. Probably most importantly this guy can walk down the street without body guards. Nobody really knows him. That is likely the biggest thing that keep musicians balanced. I don't know why you say he is cooler than Joe Bonamassa... Joe is so good. They have some differences I guess I can agree with that. They are both awesome from what I have seen. Joe is pretty damn cool.
I have NO idea why this guy can't seem to get lift! Hardly anybody knows him. NONE of my guitar playing friends have a clue about him. Now I'm 😢.
I like how after the first song he’s already drenched in sweat 😂
Cocaines a hell of a drug
@@gweeds334 He doesn't do drugs
Powerful
This shit is hard🤘🏾🔥💪
Great show!!!!!!! Really awesome, looks like a lot different gear, that bass boominess , not the bass player fault, it's ampeg those reissues cant hang, speakers polymers, just boomy, the real stuff is sh----t. But those 70s SVT heads 100 lbs an 6 - 6l6s, the tightest bass I every heard live in clubs 80s 2 musicman 1x15 w/ scoup , musicman StingRay bass, any way great show
Pure Jimi Hendrix
...pure Philip Sayce
👏👏👏👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍👍🏿
MUITO BOM
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💪💪❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I agree with Α ΑΛΠΟΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ. Joe Bonamassa lacks the naturalness that Philip Sayce has.
at least he's not blatantly derivative of SRV
@@liamerick7262 Pah! Then one would have to say that SRV was blatantly derivative of Hendrix and Albert King. 😈
Look, if you play high-octane blues-rock on a Strat you're going to sound something like Hendrix and/or SRV no matter what you do. Jeff Healey was a massive influence on Philip Sayce due to the time they spent playing together. I certainly hear a bit of that in his playing. Sayce is a wild player, constantly pushing the limits of what his technique and equipment can do. SRV was a much more controlled player, absolutely brilliant at what he did but never giving the feeling that he was pushing at his boundaries.
I'd disagree with Old McMetal though. Bonamassa shouldn't be judged on his regular band output, which is a bit bland, safe and sounds like he's aiming to corner Clapton's market. The three-piece stuff, Rock Candy Funk Party, Black Country Communion and the jams are where Bonamassa shines these days.
Damn! Look at how young he is :/ too baby face for a blues rock player lol
SAYCE=mc2
Couldn't watch the video. It's a shame, but waaayyyy too many camera angle changes. Must have been somebodies college final-photography dissertation! LOL!
(I'll have to get back to this later. Just because the band is aggressive/emotive doesn't mean the cameraman needs to be a copycat! Jeez - I'm dizzy from millisecond view changes!)
Sorry bro some of us want to see the whole band etc
My point exactly! As a long-time musician owning lots of gear when I encounter talented artists/bands I can't help but want to ogle their axes/gear/technique/stage presence, and Rockpalast also has great stage lighting - which was also hard to enjoy CAUSE YOU CAN'T F-IN SEE IT LONG ENOUGH! Buzz kill. Not to mention ensemble moments for unisons, endings & medleys...
That said I can say this young man has got it for talent! Where he come from? And, as usual, the Rockpalast must run the heat 24/7 as Philip was drenched in sweat, just like Joe Bonamassa et all(!)
who is the author of the song Next To You?
The Police, my friend
Gibts das auch in Stereo?
Its his label as to the reason he is not a household name
I assumed it was the lack of good songs and songwriting skills, same problem frank marino had
43:12 how do I get sustain like that?
Crank it and find the sweet spot 😀
Ton of volume and face the amp to get feedback
The engineer must've been deaf or record the whole show on an iPhone 5s.
@@GhanaianBluesman this has little to do with tone.
nothing sounds right here.
not even the drums
Calm down guys, a little system-wide EQ does it, pump up the frequencies between 1.5kHz and 3kHz for that extra crispy stuff xDDDD
Stop it
destroyer
Another Robin Trower/Frank Marino.
Did the bassist ever close his mouth?
He creates facial antics like philip
This dude is like a superhero or something xDDDDD
PRO
Didnt know the kid from superbad played bass.... :)
Way too many damn video cuts. Director should have laid off the Coke.
Yeah- so fuckin' true! It gave me a headache- just back and forth and back and forth.... argh... ruined it for me. I had to stop watching at 2:26 and just listen in the background. What a horrible production of a great performance.
@@yjmsrv Right. Much to much cuts. That was typecal german TV at the time.
White Jimi Hendrix.
Kinda Kings X-ish
Unwatchable with the lights and 3 second shots.
Completely unwatchable- had to just listen. HORRRIBLE production
All the video gimmicks, lights, and frenetic editing ruined it for me.
Who the f worried about lights. Did the same thing in my first light show in the 70's. We never cared at basement party's or just kicking it at home years ago. Just enjoy the music.
Video editing is awful! Ruined it for me.....
GOT NO SOUNDA AT ALL ON THIS ONE.
Do Not Hear A Hit Single. Material is the killer that makes one stand out from the other.
Michael Powell try Morning Star
OK Tom Petty
Philip's sounds isike SRV on steroids! Lmfao !
Bassist needs to chill tf out
He plays amazing but his songs suck
Great player, painstakingly mid songs