It doesn't ever get better than that. Son Seals what a legend. Saw him maybe 25 times from 1980 till his last show in Boston. Even chatted with him and shook his hand. He said keep playing son , it will come ha, I was so happy to meet him
Seal's was one bad ass…I did a show with him when i had a production company and he blew everyone away with his string work! a couple pretty good players were there (edger winters, otis rush, and albert collins) and they were all over him back stag! We lost a Legend when he past….
Edgar winter you mean johnny winter? I thought Edgar winter plays saxaphone or something but i didnt know he played guitar? But that doesn't mean he wouldn't be all over this legend back stage..
Saw him early maybe mid-80’s at the Bayfront Blues Fest in Duluth, Minnesota. The last encore song the band did to close out the show was “Sweet Home Chicago”, and it was the best version of that song I’ve ever heard. My buddy Mike and I were right up front stage right, and Son melted our faces off with the solo.
Consider myself Blessed having seen The Son Seals Blues Band all those nights at The Speakeasy on Norfolk Street. The Speakeasy had great sound and cheap Beer. Blessed. "Live and Burning" sounds just like those great nights. Unforgettable.
I was lucky that I got to see Son Seals in a Chicago blues club in 1994.
It doesn't ever get better than that. Son Seals what a legend. Saw him maybe 25 times from 1980 till his last show in Boston. Even chatted with him and shook his hand. He said keep playing son , it will come ha, I was so happy to meet him
Saw him in Ottawa in the 80s
Son Seals: the Bad Axe. Miss his growlin' style of singing and his awesome guitar playing.
Seal's was one bad ass…I did a show with him when i had a production company and he blew everyone away with his string work! a couple pretty good players were there (edger winters, otis rush, and albert collins) and they were all over him back stag! We lost a Legend when he past….
Edgar winter you mean johnny winter? I thought Edgar winter plays saxaphone or something but i didnt know he played guitar? But that doesn't mean he wouldn't be all over this legend back stage..
Love the Music of Son Seals 💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙
Lyrics do me...love his style
Saw him early maybe mid-80’s at the Bayfront Blues Fest in Duluth, Minnesota. The last encore song the band did to close out the show was “Sweet Home Chicago”, and it was the best version of that song I’ve ever heard. My buddy Mike and I were right up front stage right, and Son melted our faces off with the solo.
É a primeira vez que eu estou vendo esse artista...
E mesmo assim eu tô vendo ele pela interneth....
O cara é muito bom....
Notaaaa....
Deeeezzzz ...
Son Seals brought some serious blues to bandstands and recording sessions with his singing and guitar playing. No fooling around!
This is just hw he looked when I saw him at Colne Blues Festival - sharp dressed and classy. He put on a great show. Real blues.
Love the garb....
Estupendo!!!
Consider myself Blessed having seen The Son Seals Blues Band all those nights at The Speakeasy on Norfolk Street. The Speakeasy had great sound and cheap Beer. Blessed.
"Live and Burning" sounds just like those great nights. Unforgettable.
Danny boy on the trumpet !
I learned about Seals from my late friend Glenn "Blue-Boy Orlus" Wheeler, who was given his nickname by Son Seals. Rest both their souls.❤
The best blues Guitar Player!
I've always loved the Seal
That's good there
AWESOME STUFF!
GENIAL...SON
🎉
Don't you lie to me
wow
smokin band
The ES-335 just wasn't Son Seals. Glad he figured it out.
The Guild Starfires are where
It's at.
Is there only 5 people watching him? Deserves a bigger crowd.
That's Jimmy Vivino!
who's the kid on 2nd guitar?
son is not in good health here.
😢
No I think it was after his wife shot him in the head and he lived !
frank maffa Sounds like a blues song!
@@TheOpinionatedGuitarist Id have the blues after that !