Alvin Lee - Hey Joe 1979
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Alvin Lee - Hey Joe 1979
Hey Joe, where you goin' with that gun of your hand
Hey Joe, I said where you goin' with that gun in your hand, oh
I'm goin' down to shoot my old lady
You know I caught her messin' 'round with another man
You know I caught her messin' 'round with another man
Huh! and that ain't cool
Hey hoe, I heard you shot your wowan down
Hey hoe, I heard you shot your wowan down
Yes, I did, I shot
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Yes I did I shot her
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(Instrumental)
Hey Joe,
Where you gonna run to
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(Instrumental)
Just Amazing. I can’t believe I just found this 🤯 How is he NOT in the top 10 guitarist list?
Alvin Lee, Rory Gallagher & Gary Moore are where my head is at
I don't believe in my ears. I listen Rock all my life. I was a pro radio dj at 80s. Just Perfect Awesome... Thanks uploader and youtube...
Absolutely speechless. My God were they tight! Alvin Lee is a ET. He defies physics when plays guitar. And simultaneously his vocals are insane. Just speechless, get it?
😚
The real class ..........nothing else !!! the band . and Mister LEE !!! thanks for this joy Thanks
RIP the great and the class Man !!!! with a guitar in your hand ........
Mr. Lee may be the best guitarist we have to date...
just discoved ten years after in spotify, it is a crime how underrated they are, can't believe i never heard of them or Avlin lee
I was listening recently to some of TEN YEARS AFTER’S earlier albums, and was incredibly impressed at the high level of musicianship each band member possessed, especially ALVIN LEE. Could that man play!!! It STILL amazes me how he never seemed to get the respect he so deserved as a guitarist. No one could touch Alvin... He could smoke some of the best right off the stage playing just ONE note, he was that good!
I thought I had decided that in general Gary Moore was my favorite interpreter of Jimi Hendrix. But as far as this particular song goes I've never heard a better version. Amazing. And that drummer's an animal.
One of the best thing about the people's real rock and roll hall of fame is this man and 10 years after
Take your notes kids ! this is how it is done. No computerized sounds , no auto-tune. None needed.
Well said could not agree anymore
Yep Ax into amp t
Turn up volume!
Hey yeah!!!
Hell yeah!!!
eres el mejor guitarista de rock de todo el universo amigo QEPD
Ninguém é =
Ah yes - Ten Years Later. I saw them perform this 1979ish in Pittsburgh. I was 17. Then about 10 years after that at a small venue Grafitti. Loved his playing and showmanship. Playing the guitar with a drum stick. Great! RIP
Man do I miss Grafiti!
The outstanding talent of Alvin Lee. RIP. You had so much more left to give.
Bit he gave it all!!!
Lets all remember the great Alvin Lee!
I will never forget Alvin Lee. Seen him three times with Ten Years After and once with Ten Years Later. He always gave you your money's worth. He knew how to play the blues and he knew how to R&R.
lucky you
Alvin Lee one of the all time great musicians.
+Richard Cook Sure thing
Richard Cook iiii
so right you are on that Richard Cook
Sadly never really appreciated by the rock blues world. He was decades ahead of his time. His fiery fretboard lead work is still jaw dropping today.
And a great loss too young.
Best comment I have read in quite awhile. I can't quit laughing, as you seem to have quite a 60's since of humor.
Monster... absolutely one of the best Guitarists that ever rocked the planet,, Al the Animal!!! Leo Lyons,,,, Chick Churchill, Ric Lee.... TYA.... Superb Outfit.....
Walk Like a Man
The drummer is spot on...70's.
One of the biggest surprises to come out of the Woodstock festival - TYA just blew us away. Alvin Lee must have been born in the middle of a lightening storm on a dark and bluesy night - 'cause he had the blues and the power in every inch of his body. He died way, way, way too soon.
Yeah i agree steve v, seve morse, ym many speed demons these days
He has never been recognized, because after 1974 he has followed his own roots. He continued with the bluess. He hated to be dependent of a commercial music company who only think of profit.
by the time Woodstock happened I had seen Ten Years After several times live already so I was not surprised by their outstanding show. To my own way of thinking they were the best act at Woodstock . He was one of the very best I ever got to see, peace to all......
Mic: love your comment about him!
His Woodstock performance was epic.....epic
meilleurs gutariste de tout les temps ,LEE , HENDRIX,, the two best guitarists ever LEE &HENDRIX.. ...that it.period ....
Alvin Lee the most underrated guitarist ever
Overlooked probably, underrated never
The only rating matters is ur own
@@sullivan448 You can say that again...They weren't looking for or haven't heard the Best that's why...I can't keep from crying--- when he left
Agree
Totaly agree
One. Band, who. Is. The. Greatest, Seen. Them. Live. 1972). 👽💀👻👀👍🏻🎱🎸💉💊➿🌀🔴📍⬅️ ) will. Never. Ever. Be. A. - nother. Band. Like. Them.
It is amazing that he NEVER MADE Top 100...(yeah, 100) guitarists in either Guitar Player or Rolling Stone mag. All I know is that there are not 100 guitarists better than Lee.
Top 20 at least.
..and Kurt Cobain was! Ridiculous list! Long live Alvin Lee!
Many of them have a better press manager! 👍🏻
@@theloniouscoltrane3778 Holy shit man, I didn't know those facts! that's crazy. What a world we live in...
Top 10 in the 70's
Alvin Lee was without a doubt......PURE TALENT! He could do things impromptu that most musicians wish they could. In a day without digital vocal correctors and other electronic devices that can enhance a players abilities and singers voices, Alvin did it effortlessly. A true MUSICIAN.
@Joe Van Seeters, One of the best descriptions of Alvin I've ever heard anyone give! Bravo!
I Agree Joe. I saw him back in the late sixties at the Boston Tea Party; the old one. He was amazing and in fact, so was the entire band. As a drummer, I particularly appreciated their versatility.
When asked about pedals, effects and such, He replied "Im a curly lead into the amp kinda guy".
Playing not gimmicks👍
I personally prefer a guitarist who plays straight like a Paul kossoff not all the stuff Alvin is doing here just showing off
The days where 3 piece bands could just jam like gods. Drummers with huge set ups, great bass players who drove the jams and guitarists who could really play - no special effects, pure rock and blues (with some jazz influence).
Gone.............................gone forever.
WOW--------------------A LEE FAN---RIP BOTH GREAT LEE's....TWO OF THE BEST EVER..BOTH GREAT AND THE SONG .....TWO BEST VERSIONS...EVER---(sorry Roy)
A genius rock guitarist.
Dare I say it? I actually like the guitar better than all of the versions I have heard and yes that one too.
No one ever shredded a guitar like Alvin, and he did it first. RIP.
His superspeed intro at Woodstock, 1969, was ten years earlier than this vid.
I would like to get some more views of the gizmo the bassist is playing.
Used to put him on reel-to-reel at half speed and try to keep up.
@@TaxPayingContributor how did u go with that? I m trying to do mick taylor at half speed now. gr8 fun
@@bertlindsay my recordings with him sounded goofy back at normal speed, but great lessons on the pentatonic scale.
I play it at half speed and try to keep up with his facial expressions.. nearly got it!
🖐😲🖑
I have the same with Frank zappa and rory Gallagher
One of the best ever one of a kind woodstock era
Wish they buried the red Gibson with him : nobody deserves to play on it anymore, it was part of him. This guy plays and sings like he breathes. Great performance, and congratulations to the bassist and drummer, true nice players !
What a Gem can't believe I never heard this before RIP ALVIN LEE!
Yes Sir, its all pure beauty.
Joe Bonamassa got the "Big Red"
@@Epikoureios .. Are you for real? Joe huh- well in that case AL's guitar went to the right guy and no doubt Joe Bonamassa will honor that guitar with much respect and tribute to the Man * R.I.P Brother Dude Alvin Lee
Superb quality and sounds like only he can.
One of my favorite Guitarists Playing one of my Other Favorite Guitarists Tune ...
Not Jimi’s song.
I love the way he abuses a 335 rubbing the mic stand on the guitar 🎸. He's 👏 awesome!
WOW... What a performance... It's a pure damn shame this guy never got the recognition he well deserved. He was definitely among the greats. This performance of "Hey Joe" was as good if not better than Jimi Hendrix did it. Taking nothing from Jimi of course!!! May you rest in peace Alvin!!! Gone but never, ever forgotten!!!
"good ...better"
why do you beginners think this is a competition ?
is it really that rough down there ?
forget it! Jimi is Jimi & all the rest is ... "the rest"! I think anyone is good in his original composition & interpretation.
So is Alvin too & like Bob DiMarzio wrote, this ain't a competition, it's another interpretation. I think they're jammin' together there above (or under?!) R.I.P. all you great musicians!
Steve Mason I love Hendrix and Alvin but i give Jimi the razor thin edge . : )
Alvin had legions Of fans from All around the World 🌎 So much for the Johnny come lately’s
What has Hendrix got to do with it ? He was just another guy who covered a good song
Alvin Lee.. Mitico incredibile tallentuoso chitarrista, stella del Woodstock festival di cui non s'è parlato ed ossannato mai abbastanza. Soltanto il chirarrista italiano Vincenzo Pagliarini, di cui piango ancora la scomparsa, avrebbe potuto eguagliarlo.....
alvin lee the best gitarrist in the world
Superb version of Jimmis classic song Hey Joe Alvin was a top notch guitarist who is sadly missed BLESS YOU ALVIN LEE.
WHAT A PERFORMANCE. RIGHT UP THERE WITH " HENDRIX"....
Alvin's legendary Woodstock performance will forever be burned into our heads.
This 'Hey Joe' rendition...not so much.
One of the greatest guitarists of my generation pure talent
Really great to see Alvin from back in the day. It's a shame that for whatever reason he and Ten Years After are both slipping into oblivion. I suspect that someday a century from now, someone will "discover" their music and start a revival of FM radio album rock from the time of the great explosion of diversity, talent, and uniqueness that hit music while Alvin and co. were making us all smile.
Alvin. . .love you forever. .
Awesome.... Greetings from jakarta my friend. Respect n much love for Alvin Lee
All the Drummers, all the Bassists, all the Keyboardist that backed up Alvin... none were better than Chic & Ric... Rock on Alvin!!!!...
And his vocals were perfection too. He takes you on an adventure!🎼😍
Make no mistake, Alvin "Captain Speedfingers" Lee sat second chair to no one when it came to playing the axe. He could flat go!
just simply the best , Alvin may not be in a class by himself but it only takes a moment to call roll, Captan Speedfingers ,fastest Guitar in the West, the Guitar that stole Woodstock....
Alvin Lee and Ten Years After will always be one of the Greatest Blues Bands!!
superbo. la migliore versione di Hey Joe
Now that is a Guitar Player!!!!
Simply awesome version.
The great Alvin Lee, fastest guitarist, in our time. And his priceless faces.
+Rebecca Russell you said it sister, when it came to speed and talent, he was a master............
+Rebecca Russell I used to gaze up at Alvin, my elbows on the stage, mesmerized by those long fingers screaming from string to string, fret to fret, along his guitar. Alvin was the bomb. I never missed a TYA performance in SF!
+Rebecca Russell
I liked (and still have) a lot of his work with TYA. I think his piece 'Bluest Blues' was just about his best work, tho there was so much good stuff there it's almost impossible to pick one. 'Spoonful', too.
+Rebecca Russell Hah, Agreed, one of my favourites...would like to see a 'speed-off' between him and the late Terry Kath of Chicago......I think a photo finish...two titans of the era....rock on!
Mic Tod™ TYA, Undead, "I May Be Wrong...," "Woodchopper's Ball." Alvin Lee: World Champion 'Guitar Face'
Idolised Alvin Lee when I was a teenager ,still do.A true great .
Speed, precision, attack - is there any mistaking Alvin Lee's sound? And passion - the man put it all out there and left nothing on the table.
Goin Home at woodstock made woodstock for me, Alvin Lee energy
Saw TYA at Panther Hall home of the Longhorn Jamboree in 1970 all my friends sat right below vocal mike stand and listened to Alvin sing and pick the hell out of that guitar, he opened his eyes only once during the whole set, and I don't believe he missed a note thru the show, just as fast on the strings as Johnny Winters and didn't use the mike stand to stay on his feet. Both put on the best live show.
One Very underrated Rock and Roll Guitarist Of All Time!
ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME?
Jimi, luved Alvin big time .Both ,were the epitome of the greatest Time ....
10 years after is now 37 years later!....
Thanks Alvin...really nice...A real tribute to the original song........
Alvin Lee, the guitar hero to save us all.
⚡️🎸❤️
i love how he breaks the fourth wall in this performance. so iconic.
excellent band. he always worked with the best boys.
love the microphone stand slide
This is my favourite cover of Hey Joe.
Decent cover, but I still think Deep Purple did it best (even if Jimi did the "definitive" version).
A true guitar great!
And don't forget one of the coolest rock/blues voices in the business.
The bass player has spinal tap written all over him.
Who is that Bass player? He is incredible...
Nah, that's Derek Smalls moonlighting.
Yep.
Derek Smalls: No. No. No. I feel it's like, it's more like going, going to a, a national park or something. And there's, you know, they preserve the moose. And that's, that's my childhood up there on stage. That moose, you know. Marty DiBergi: So when you're playing you feel like a preserved moose on stage? Derek Smalls: Yeah.
Mick Hawksworth...during the early 70's he played with John Du Cann in Andromeda, and a short while later in Fuzzy Duck.
Просто чума бубонная,- старина Джимми радуется на небесах; вот уже и Элвин отправился к Создателю- - -и печаль и радость...
Damn this is so good. Alvin looks great here and everyone knows he can play a guitar.
I'd completely forgotten that sliding the guitar neck on the mic stand trick. Thanks for the reminder, Alvin.
One of the best guitar player ever existed! RIP
remember seeing ten years after at the spectrum (philly) around holloween 1971. a female fan sprayed alvin with crazy string and started yelling "you're gonna pay for this alvin". Mr. lee stopped playing while pulling crazy string off of himself as his guitar spewed feedback. Thought the show was over, fan removed ,feedback ceased and the show went on.
Thanks for all the great songs Alvin peace,pj
exelente bercion de mi tema faborito en el mundo,genio alvin.gracias por subir este gran video.
Hey people- This song wasn't written by Jimi. It was registered for copyright by a folk singer from California named Billy Roberts in 1962. People believe Hendrix wrote the song because he was the first person to introduce it on a great album. This being the North American edition of Are You Experienced. Hendrix gives credit to Roberts for writing the song. It also doesn't hurt that it is one of ( if not the) best versions around depending on who you talk to.
Wow that's fantastic info about Hendrix!! But I love this so much!!
+tracey mallard - I was just passing along some Hendrix and Hey Joe Info. I've also been an Alvin Lee fan for many years. FYI- A.L.'s real name is Graham Anthony Barnes. Have a Happy New Year Tracey. Peace.
okay !!! thanks and happy new year to you also!
+Don DoRondo -Just saw your reply today. Yes the leaves attended some byrds concerts and heard "Hey Joe" played there. They recorded three versions with the 3rd actually reaching the charts so it must have had some zing. Roberts copyrighted version still pre-dates all others.
+Trainwreck A lot of peoples already knows that Jimi didn't wrote that song and so what anyways??? smh
Incredible, yes, if possibly the best rock song all time.
This is the one of the best live cover of Jimi's Hey Joe! RIP Alvin
TenYearsAfter,SHHHH
It's a cover of Hey Joe by The Leaves, not Hendrix.
Billy Roberts
@@nedd.8479 that's right, as great as Hendrix was, it wasn't his song
Alvin lee un grande de la guitarra electrica haciendo esos cambios de cuerdas y quiebres en las notas semi sostenidas😃 la primera vez que lo vi y escuche fue en un autocine en el año 70 en Wodstock , estuve de zampon pirata sin pagar nada 😄😄😄 que tiempos maravillosos 😂😂
Alvin was and IS one of the best Rock Guitars of all Times together with Jimi Hendrix ,Clapton ,Jimmy Page,Allen Collins and some little number of others.....
Who did Allen Collins play with? just wondering because I've never heard of him!
Inculude the GREAT Tony Iommi please.
PRE CBS FENDER Allen Collins played the immortal solo on Lynyrd Skynyrd's Freebird. The version with Ronnie singing before the plane crash. Look up the video - incomparable!
Not many people give the props to Collins, but man he could play. Fantastic list.
What a beautiful sound they have together ...
I have been into Rock music since I was just a kid during the '60s. Sometimes, something is a part of your life so long and you get so used to hearing the names associated with whatever it is, that you don't think about the association ending. Many, many Rock musicians have died in many different ways, since I was a kid, teenager and adult. But I have a few that I think about often. Marc Bolan(T Rex), Johnny Thunder(NYDolls), Tommy Bolin, and Glen Buxton(Alice Cooper). But the most recent, that really hit home, were Lonesome Dave Peverett , Rod Price(Foghat), Peter Steele(Type O Negative) and most of all Alvin Lee. I was so sorry that surgery in Spain cost him his life. Alvin Lee was a GUITAR MASTER, who's style, sound and approach to Rock and Blues, set him apart. I was familiar with his performance, with Ten Years After, at Woodstock, and some of the cuts from albums, but my Mom gave me 'Rock and Roll Music To The World' on my 15 birthday, the first TYA album in my collection. That was a great album, and then I saw Alvin Lee and Company in the last half of the '70s. The man had a lot of guitar work left in him. What a loss!
Bang The Gong !
Bless you.
Rock is Real
Rock and Roll
WILL NEVER DIE
I'm into the guitar solos I was onced placed on stage with the great Carlos Santa OMG I was young and invited in so many was out or my league that is those are the only REASONS o dud mot freeze thanks to the late great BUDDY GUY for the memories may you RIP you helped shape a young girls mind and soul bless the greats
Never got his due respect ! One of the greatest guitarists and fastest . Loved watching him play. Gone too soon !
WHAT A PERFORMANCE. RIGHT UP THERE WITH " HENDRIX"....
Thanks for posting this. Hey Joe gets covered a lot, so it's always nice to see versions with stylistic distinction, rather than attempts to replicate Jimi.
great vid great guitar player. he'll be missed..
There isn't too many bands out now that play with this kind of passion. The ones that do I still go to their shows. Amazing video...glad I found it.
PASSION, YES, CHECK OUT OTIS TAYLOR .
One thing about Alvin Lee nobody will ever imatate him he was an original
Starting from My 1st Show in '73, Alvin Live is as GREAT "LIVE" as Any of the GREATS I witnessed and I Saw almost All the GREATS (Many of the GREATS 3-5 Times). PS: My 1st TYA Show w/ ZZ Top Opening @ MSG on 5/13/74, I sat in Row # 2 (Up Close and Personal) where Both Alvin and Leo were Awesome. What a Pair!!!
Excelente versão; grande músico!!!
Always thought this song needed more double-neck bass.
joynthis;
cowbell...
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i just spent the last half hour laughing over your comment
can't forget the gigantic chinese gong at the end.
You got that right!!!
Nice kit, wicked drummer. I guess one has to go back to '79 to see a gong played. Most are just decorations behind the set.
The great Mick Hawksworth (RIP) on bass...during the early 70's he played with John Du Cann in Andromeda, and a short while later in Fuzzy Duck. Fans of early 70's UK hard rock might be familiar with those bands. The drummer is Tom Compton, who would later play with Johnny Winter during the 1980's-90's-00's.
Like no other~~~~~~.....
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I saw TYA at the Long Beach Arena in 1975! I'm going home...................
At first I was like that’s a kick ass drummer, then I was like thats a sick ass ES-335, then I saw the bass player & was like wtf is that!
He was cookin'!
Thanks for posting this. Never seen this version before. Might be my fave version of this tune.
THE MASTER of guitar
ALVIN LEE
I totally love this version. It is right up there withe best, could be the best!
+valerie lonn Song sounds weird on anything other than Strat.
ONE OF GREATEST ALL TIME R.I.P ALVIN