British guitarist analyses Marcus King AND Billy String's VINTAGE performance!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Tonight I'm taking a look at two of the new breed in Billy and Marcus, jamming out to Summertime at Carter Vintage Guitars!
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Finally!!! Some Marcus King. With guys like Marcus and Billy there is a hope for youth and the world yet.
These two will write the next chapter in guitar history.
Both of these two cats are world class..
Billy’s singing sounded so much like Doc Watson that if you closed your eyes and just listened you could almost swear old Doc was still alive. And Marcus’ playing was spot on, great job by both young men. ❤️🤘✌️😎
Doc's voice was unique, but Billy does a great job.
It's haunting how much he sounds like Doc.
Timeless. Pure musicians . Thanks British guitar man musician and lover of music
No problem!
“A town of blues with a jazz river running through it”
- Fil 4/1/19
That’s poetry man. 😉
What a beautiful thing to say. I hope they hear it.
Thanks! I've spoken with Billy today, he's seen it! 😂
@@wingsofpegasus Would be nice if you and Billy could do a filmed interview. Since your perspicacity for music is so deep it would make the interview all the more richer.
@@awallner1 Thanks! It's possible in the future, we've spoken over instagram in the past 🙂
You're the best at this stuff Professer.! It's mesmerizing to listen to you explain everything.
Just so know, these videos you’re doing are having an effect..
Spent the last hour listening to Marcus King, the gift of a newer artist that almost feels like I dipped into a jar of some memory filled honey, he’s on my playlist now❣️
Thank you🇨🇦
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Thank you, thank you, thank you. Fil, you've nailed it again. I've left the world of image-based, highly produced modern music behind for the most part. Artists who have mastered their craft to the point where they can perform anywhere live with such skill that people lean in and listen intently are where it's at. Both of these artists are just oozing with talent that just flows out of them.
"A town of Blues with a Jazz river running through it"
That's perfect.
I would have never expected to see these two guys together , from different worlds (or so I thought)
@D D Thanks
they're playing roosterwalk festival tomorrow night.looking forward to seeing them again.
Together they are a powerhouse of talent.
Superb analysis, Fil. I just wish i could add another thumbs up each time i watch this video.
That Vintage session is amazing
"A town of blues with a river of jazz running through it"
THAT'S FANTASTIC!
Fil, I completely enjoy your analysis.
Your joy shines through.
Haha thanks!
This is like making a random stop at a Guitar Center store in Los Angeles and finding your musical hero trying out some vintage instruments, and witnessing a magical moment!
I had no interest in the description of this video, but it was Fil analyzing someone I may have heard of, but, really...
I clicked on it anyway, because it's Fil and OMG! These guys are truly great!
The song, Summertime is a classic, Done by nearly everyone, mostly mediocrely. I've heard performed personally, live, by Janis Joplin so I know what great is, and I think these guys were also GREAT!
Thanks, Fil, for bringing this to us.
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Maybe close to a couple of hundred thousand dollars in the two guitars. But the ability to play them like that is priceless.
They compliment each other tastefully, fantastic synergy. I always love the clean tone of a Tele🤘🏻
The fellas look like they're having fun on a lazy Sunday afternoon.
Keep digging up the cool video''s Fil ! Great breakdown,you don't miss a trick... well done ! 😎🎸
Relaxing, and quiet, playing an old genre of music, in which i have heard in a movie, and by other early blues artists, it never gets old.... It's so nice Filip when you switch it up, makes your channel so interesting, you reallyyyyyy know how to break down an artist, to make all of your viewers wanting to come back for more! 47, 0090, and counting, yeah! As always, fabulous analysis!
Haha thanks Paula! I think that's numbers wrong though! 😂
@@wingsofpegasus Really? that's what i thought i read? Well, it's probably a lot more than that, lol!
I just discovered Billy Strings recently. He is an incredible player. I love your analysis. Keep introducing such a wide variety of musicians. It's great to discover and rediscover different musicians. Thanks
About 3 months ago saw Billy on here, bought a CD, listen to him all the time, thanks
The lines Marcus is playing are crazy but, the vocals on Billy are so great and you're right the vocals are what you wouldn't expect to come from Billy .👍love the vintage mics.
I'm a fan of both of them and it was wonderful to see them play together, I just hope that each of them gets that big break that can propel them to the top! I was laughing as you were describing Marcus's Style as a town of Blues with a river of jazz running through it😃👍
They are doing two shows together the last weekend of april / first weekend in May in New Orleans at a music festival and I hope and expect they will be streamed.
The two who are saving Country Music! Or maybe the two who are saving music!
Doug Potosky Saving old school country music in my opinion
Inspirational especially for someone just beginning to play guitar. No fancy pedals. No big rigs. Just quality. And the respect each gave the other is impressive. Each amazing on their own but letting the other to shine is showing how to jam with others. Lots to learn from them.
U hit it on the head Fil. Guys my age understand this, and we love these young pickers , Billy and Marcus. Great young talent , old school style.
Thanks for bringing music from some artists I'd never heard before. That's what I love about your channel; you don't restrict to specific genres.
I've never seen these two play together, thank you for sharing this incredible gem!!
I could listen to this all night❣️Love Billy. Need to check out more of Marcus. Thanks for the intro and analysis, Fil!
Billy thumping those base notes into place really accentuates Marcus' runs. Thanks Fil.
Extraordinary rendition of a great classic by these two young guys.
Marcus showed up at a gig my trio was playing near his gig... next day in Northampton,MA. Cool dude. He liked the sounds we made.
I see Billy String's and I can't hit like fast enough. I had never heard of Marcus. I will have to check out some of his stuff because this was fantastic!
Marcus made Warren Haynes just stop and watch!
I am opposite, I am a fan of Marcus but hadn't heard of Billy before this. I will be checking out more for sure.
Look up Merle Haggard's "Swinging Doors" at Carter's by Marcus. Mind blowing. Completely unique style of his own, unique guitar phrasing, unique timing, and THAT VOICE. Genius. Billy Strings is beyond fantastically good also. If I stumbled upon this happening, I would weep for joy and hope they did not go too long as I would starve to death rather than leave and miss a moment.
I love watching you get excited about what you’re watching. You clearly love the music and playing you see as do I but it’s always fun to see someone excited. Marcus king and guy king are 2 singer/guitar players I’m most exited about for the future of southern music and blues/rock guitar playing. Like I’ve said in the past regarding vibrato and articulation is “if we can’t feel it we don’t care” Rock/blues playing is really telling a musical story and it needs to be interesting. This song puts me in a Chicago jazz club in 1949 with a Cuban cigar in hand and a bourbon on the rocks sweating on the table. This is just classic American smoky jazz/blues. This is advanced playing so if my students don’t find this video for learning then this is advanced stuff I don’t show for a year or so. I love Marcus kings voice and the first time I watched this I kept expecting him to sing at any moment and he never does but after you listen to the style of the song it’s not really meant for a singer like him but Marcus is such a great guitar player he doesn’t miss a beat in his playing at all. His tele tone here is my favorite tele sound where it’s almost like popping glass and not the usual “honk” or “tele twang” this song just oozes atmosphere and I love a song that can put me in a special time or place when I hear it. This version is truly special and that “other guy” ain’t half bad either. Strings, Marcus king and especially guy king for those who’ve never heard him before are musicians worth checking out. In the movie almost famous there’s a scene with Philip Seymour Hoffman’s character speaks about the art of the “beautiful” and that it never lasts. Marcus isn’t gonna win any awards for looking good and being in shape but when it comes to a legacy for future generations he’ll inspire more players and singers than lady Gaga who has producers and writers for her “art” whereas Marcus writes, sings, plays, and feels every aspect of it. His art will last.
~Nothing wrong with lady Gaga btw, just using her as an example~ Disclaimer for the easily and stupidly offended. 😜
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Fil! I love your review interspersed with your music knowledge and experience. You are a breath of fresh air! Keep them coming!
Marcus king is no doubt one of my favorite new artist!!!!
He’s a beast!!
Nobody can disect a song like Fil.....Hope you keep doing ,what nobody else is doing....Great work.......
You know how they call Eric Clapton "Slowhand?" This was so delicate, nuanced, relaxed, apparently effortless for them. They just don't have to play 1,000mph to melt your face.
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Tahoe Mike You’re absolutely right that don’t have to, but they surely can. Check out Billy shredding Little Maggie with Molly Tuttle
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"Slowhand" was not a compliment. It was an insult. Look it up!
"Slowhand" was a British term for a type of clapping that the crowd did when they were annoyed (similar to Boo'ing someone). Clapton had a habit of fiddling with--up to and including--setting up his guitars and restringing ON STAGE, during the show! When he did this the band and crowd would clap in the "slowhand" fashion. His nickname, "Slowhand", was originally a reference to this. It is the equivalent of calling someone who had been "booed", "Boo!"
I would like to thank both there fathers for putting a guitar in there hands at a young age and being an influence on them as men I've been watching this video for a while now,and i would buy this as a track just the way it is it need no bass or drums it's just awesome the way it is.
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Smooth as silk these two are and a joy to listen to .
Thanks for another spot on analysis!
As classy a version as you will ever hear by these two real stars.
I have learned a lot from you about music, it’s much appreciated. 💚
A town of blues with a jazz river flowing through it..... How eloquently put.... spot on
Haha thanks!
Yes! thank you about your subtle comment about how you don't expect that voice to come from Billy. Love the restrained electric by Marcus. Ok well - the song - such depth to dig into in this song [Sydney Bichet]. Thanks Phil.
Very nice! I always enjoy your comments, which are both very perceptive and very appreciative.
Two classic guitars played by two classy young artist.... BGC artist is so underappreciated, it was Billy's Stepdad that gave him an appreciation for the art form but you can't give anyone the natural talent that rose in this young lad. It's a rebirth for sure.
These boys are taking the music somewhere special. Billy plays like he was born with that old Martin in his hands. I hope I can hang around long enough to see where they go. Great video!
Never have heard of Billy Strings before. I have now and am impressed! Great version of an old old song. From the musical Porge and Bess l think. Could be wrong on that. Thanks again Fil.! Always showing me some new talent. Great review also.
joel simms - You are right. Song is from an opera called Porgy and Bess by the Gershwin brothers and DuBose Heyward.
Billy has a vocal that can sound like this. He has a vocal that sounds like he is sitting on a hay stack with no shoes somewhere in Appalachia singing like a hardcore blue grass master. He is such a talent.
If you haven't seen it, their cover of "I'm a Lonesome Fugitive" from the same session is amazing.
Fil, your comments and analysis are always so keen and insightful . You bring out every nuance and phrase into the open for all to enjoy.
I myself have been a musician for over sixty years, and sometime miss a slight missive that you may bring out and exploit, so that even the untrained ear may be
able to appreciate it.
Your comments about these two remarkable musicians is absolutely spot on AS USUAL. I always appreciate your channel and your musical prowess.
Nice one Fil Summertime is a great tune to explore jazz without getting to outside. These guys are great players thanks for posting
That was absalutely awesome, very enjoyable!
How's it goin Cheryl...
Cool ain't it. ..a blues town with a jazz river running through it......
@@mitchettie1581, Fil absalutely has a way with words, that was a perfect description.
Fil.. I watch a lot of RUclips covering a huge variety of topics but your videos are always some of my absolute favorites. Your positive attitude and passion for what you are discussing is infectious. I'm not a musician by any stretch so some of your technical breakdowns are way over my head and yet I'm still fascinated by them. If I could pick one person to run into at a pub and have a conversation and a few pints you'd be at the top of the list lol.
Thanks for the great content!
Haha thanks!
Delighted to see young people modernizing such an old tune.
I've been in that room at Carter's Vintage Guitars many times, and played some sweet flat tops. Last time I was there, I played a 46 D-28. The final year for the herringbone. It was beat up pretty bad, but was setup great. It played beautifully and sounded even better. That place has everything you can think of to grab off of the wall and pick. It's alot bigger than Gruhns.
That princeton reverb is such a great little recording amplifier.. great track and great analysis Fil, Thanks!
Been a fan of both of these guys for quite a while now. Glad to stumble upon your video and listening to you say everything I was basically already thinking (just in better words...haha). Well done, glad you appreciate it - and I look forward to more of your videos. I could chat with you for hours about Billy and Marcus (both who have incredible bands by the way).
Billy is my new favourite guitar player. And last year I was in Nashville so of course a visit to Carter’s was mandatory!
Better also check out his roommate, Molly Tuttle.
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Fil! We just got a guitar at Carter's 2 weeks ago! A '76 MIJ lawsuit Aria Pro II flying V...it's a monster.
Told this before, but i got to go to Marcus King's 1st cd release party in greeneville, south carolina when he was 16! He has improved exponentially. His dad joined him on stage that night too.
As always, you rock! Thanks!
( ears ringing as my son and I just saw Buckethead at the Orange Peel in Asheville tonight😱! )
llymphs if you live close to Asheville, like I do, Billy Strings is playing there 4/18.
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@@stephens9462 thanks, man!!
I don’t play a lick but understand 100% that these 2 are on a completely different level. You nailed this reaction. Really enjoy your break down. I just discovered both of them this past weekend on accident. I’ve immersed myself in listening since Friday. I don’t understand how this works any more. I’ve never heard either one of them on the radio and believe that both of them have the talent needed to be be top self performers.
Billy's vocals and that little use of harmonics is so sweet! And, yeah, the nice thing about radio is that you could admire the artists on talent alone. I didn't even know what some of the artists looked like until RUclips, (Other than from their photos on the record jackets.)
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This one is your best ever, Fil! Thank you, man - from one musician to another - for what you do
Love it! Music is alive and well!
Practice, practice, practice! You have to practice a lot to get that good, like George Harrison said, "You got to pay your dues if you wanna sing the blues, and you know it don't come easy"
David Bromberg (hint, hint, Fil) sings, "You gotta *suffer* if you wanna sing the blues."
Not sure about George but I know Ringo sang that song
That was Ringo’s song
charlie Parker said," if you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn."
The funny thing is: the blues is so simple, most musicians can play it. Technically playing it very good off course requires hundred hours of practice even if you are talented. But even then, if you would not internally have felt the blues, lived the blues, in a way are the blues, it would not have the sound of 'The blues'. Someone who has a crappy instrument and not a lot of technical abilities might be a 'better' blues player.
FIL THANKS FOR WHAT YOU DO!!!
Beautiful video, Fil!
This is music I enjoy the most. Thanks for sharing this! 💋
Old school indeed! These gents are the real deal. Their musical roots go deep. Once again, another fine analysis, Fil. Keep ‘em coming!
Very cool performance by Marcus King and Billy String to a classic tune by George Gershwin. herd some great version of this this song and this is right up there. great analysis and break down thanks Fil. need to watch this again so cool!
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I don't even play guitar because I can't but I appreciate it so much and I love your analysis you are the absolute best at communicating with your listeners .
Thanks!
Fil your knowledge of music, your knowledge of guitar in particular, and your critiques are most enjoyable.
There is a New Orleans Jazz street band I would enjoy seeing you do video on. The band is Tuba Skinny, there is many videos on RUclips you can choose from to critique.
I enjoy your positive take on the talents presented. Details are out of my ability to understand, but I do appreciate what you are showing and presenting to us. Thanks.
Marcus King and Billy Strings Bands need to tour together
Seamlessly performed, and so honoring of the song itself which says volumes for them as musicians, thanks to you Mr. for a spot on in assessment.
Your insights constantly amaze me. I’m an older player, and you’re always throwing out nuggets of gold. Hope others grab them. Saves a lot of time learning it yourself.
Thanks!
Really showcasing some exceptional talent again, Fil. Maybe, there is still hope for a Scuzz Twittly reaction video.
Just tell those guys to stay out of airplanes and off the booze until after they are 30.
Damn straight. We’ve lost way to many musical geniuses already!
love these guys and watching you enjoy the music
Fil, _please_ do more jazz/swing stuff. Billy's voice is perfect for Summertime - wow, and that old Martin sounds like pure gold. Probably worth it's weight in gold, a 1936!
Very nice selection Fil. 2 Thumbs Up!!
Fil.. what planet do you come from? you may be the most enjoyable person on RUclips, in any genre or topic of videos.. where do you get your incorruptible optimism, joy, gentleness, vibe?
I totally agree wuth you Fabri. Fil Be The Man
Yes, absolutely agree.
Fil, is a one in a million fabulous, all around special guy he knows how to do an analysis with out damaging an Artist's reputation, unlike a few other music critics on you tube channels that i dare not name...
@@paulablissett9396 you know right!
"A town of blues with a river of jazz running through it!"
That's a cool analogy!
@@alanna8983 Amen, girl!
Very impressive. What amazes me is the maturity and skill and nuance from so many talented young musicians. They sound seasoned way beyond their years. Colombian keyboard virtuoso Jesus Molina also comes to mind.
Marcus has an incredible blues voice and is a great guitarist with a great band. Very cool to see young cats like these two keeping the blues alive.👍😎🤘
Pop music sucks!
Great channel. Your introducing beautiful music to the world, who would otherwise not found these gems...Many thanks.
No problem!
These two are keeping it real.
Love both of their styles.
Good job Fil.
as much as I like Ella Fitzergald & Louis Armstrong's "Summertime" this one here blew me away....
I was just introduced to Billy Strings, and the first thing I wanted to do was to see if you had done an analysis of Billy Strings. I was so excited to see that you had. What a talented artist. I agree with what you said about his talents beings able to be so expressive. He says so much with his guitar and his voice is amazing. You should check out "dust in a baggie" by Billy Strings also. Thanks for sharing and discussing such great music with us.
Always said,there are good artists still around ,these two young men are the future of blues/guitar,and its in good hands ,good news for lovers of the real deal,people who play ,for the love of it.
Have you featured Molly Tuttle yet , Fil ? She’s a very talented multi- instrumentalist , primarily flat picking acoustic guitar . She and a young lady that played with the “Tuttle Family” Band , AJ Lee , or both very good at what they do . Both girls have branched out on their own and they’re both doing some fantastic stuff with their bands ... Worth a listen , Both young ladies . They’re both from the SF Bay Area , but they are very bluegrass oriented
Molly is playing The Lexington in London April 16th, and AJ Lee and Blue Summit are playing Farnham and Huddersfield in May. I’ve seen Molly before in London, it was the best gig of last year by a long way!
He's she's here!
Wings of Pegasus - I see she is ! I should’ve known , Fil ! Good on you !
Great choice Fil! Love them both.
Billy is singing into a microphone that looks likes something out of the "Coen Bros, oh brother, where out thou"
Thanks Fil. Should of known you were on to Billy. Just found him and caught a Concert, Wild Horses from the Stones can only be imitated not made your own but in less then 30seconds Billy did and then in many instrumentals hearing Jazz come out??? Add his humbleness and turning down Fame stage Country known's. My gosh he is going to change the whole game and revive Concerts. So thrilled to catch your confirmation of him and your breakdown of how much were seeing/hearing.
Well put, totally understand. Could be a straight blues song, but tempo and notes change it up. Did this song in the late 70s. Vocally, straight blues.
You're reviews are so ear opening to me. I love your break downs. I wish I was 15 and looking for a teacher.
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These guys are absolutely golden...Woow.
Watched this just recently. Thankfully, there are some very talented artists out there BUT don't get the main stream media hype they deserve which you touched on FIL. Good that you gave these two another round of exposure on your channel. First saw Billy Strings and his talented band on Bluegrass Underground; been hooked ever since. They both have a lot of videos on YT and everyone should check them out---amazing talent!
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Exceptional dissection of this awesome piece and a great appreciation for the levels of skill and influences from Marcus river of jazz in a blues town! I love these descriptions because they can include novices passion like me! I love music so much but I can’t play it note! Thanks👍🏽
Love bluegrass! ! So glad I found these ...Billy strings with his dad is a great one to watch
Listening to 'four artists at once' in that video, brilliant 👍🏻
VINTAGE MARCH 2019? ;-')thumbs up!