Joe Pug - Call It What You Will - HearYa Live Session
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Joe Pug performs "Call It What You Will" live in-studio for HearYa.com on 4/29/11. The session was recorded in downtown Chicago at Shirk Music + Sound and sponsored by BEER NUTS Brand Snacks. Download the entire session here: www.hearya.com/...
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Camera-Op: Stephen Shirk
Video Editor: Stephen Shirk
Audio Producer/Engineer: Stephen Shirk
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THis is an absolutely stunning song.From the lyrics to the talent of everyone playing an instrument.
This is by far my most favourite JP song!!! I will learn this song!!!
i call today a disaster, she calls it december the third.
best line written in the 2000's.
Such a great rendition of this one... damn.
That sounds freakin amazing!!!
"with kind of a Cars twist"...and he wasn't even drunk when he said that...classic! I love the Cars, btw, but the reference was so unexpected--that's why it was so cool and got a big laugh.
Call it what you will... Im heartbroken still...
Always and will be great!
I love that hybrid picking!!!
Joe is amazing. Check out his website JoePugMusic . com to get familiar or just google search "Joe Pug HearYa" and you'll fund a bunch of sessions we've done together. He's a fantastic singer/songwriter and a great guy as well. Be sure to check out his song Hymn 101. It's an amazing tune.
Please come to Poland!
sooo nice....fantastic
Amazing x
such a good song!
I love his last name
what else does he do? any more info on him? not much I could find.
Is that Dan Auerbach from the Black Keys' on electric guitar?
The guitar player is working that jazzmaster against the amplifier so it will feedback and produce the tone he wants. And he really gets right.
who's on electric guitar?
the Clapton song he mentions is called Tears in heaven, not "if I saw you in heaven"!
and most people think that song was about a woman, it's not, it's about Clapton's son that tragically died after falling from a 53d story window, and about all the questions Clapton has for his son, "would you know my name, if I saw you in heaven?" and so on
CORRECTION: "most people" don't give a shit.
Greg Tooey