Philip Sayce - Behind The Song: Black Roller Coming

"Black Roller Coming” interview with Philip Sayce at Artscape Daniels Launchpad in Toronto, Ontario.
“Who the f*ck is that guitar player!?” - Jon Bon Jovi
“He’s the best kept secret in Rock & Roll...and I found him!” - Melissa Etheridge
“Welcome Philip Sayce. Blues-Rock’s new favorite guitar player.” Mick Taylor, Guitarist UK feature
“Clapton, Page, Hendrix...Philip Sayce. The young guitarist reviving blues-rock.” - London Metro, UK
Listen to “Spirit Rising”: PhilipSayce.lnk.to/SpiritRisi...
Official Website: philipsayce.com
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Filmed by Steven Hughes
Edited by Steven Hughes
Recorded and engineered by Mariana Hutten and Jeffrey Holdip at Artscape Daniels Launchpad
Written by Philip Sayce and Distant Cousins

[@pascalrigaut4287]

Pure genius.

[@NaradaC]

I said it before but it totally bears repeating, Spirit Rising is an excellent album from beginning to end! Love from London, Narada x

[@BRADCOOKMUSIC]

Awesome

[@rocksteve83]

Spirit Rising is such a fantastic album.. love it from front to back...

[@AleksandraG]

Amazing song and meaning. Black rollers and their history here... for those interested.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dust_Bowl

[@gabriellessa4548]

thanks for these...

[@mattbill3025]

Whenever I hear this song, I imagine what an old western bar in the 1700’s would sound like if the bands had modern music technology. Say a cowboy has just been battered to hell, and tossed out onto the dusty street outside; and the mood of the bar changes. The band react to this by playing ‘Black Roller Coming’!

[@levijessegonzalez3629]

The words Spirit Rising reminds me of Kundalini. There's spiritual themes of activation throughout the album.
Can you comment on any of this?

[@tammyrogne1471]

Philip is a bad dude.