I've never heard the blues played with so much jazz by every person on stage. This is unreal. Keeping the Blues alive, indeed. Thank you for sharing this.
Kid shot his load within 12 bars….Would of thought he learned a big lesson when touring with Derek Trucks… Less is more especially when setting in with a master!😎
I have a hard time believing that I was sitting right, directly in front of Jack for this show.....it was epic....after Jack and Marcus played, Jack saw Kirk Fletcher in the crowd and asked him to come up....he didn't have his guitar with him so Marcus let him use his....what a show....Jack is one of the best in the world and definitely extremely underrated.....
This is pretty different from Tony Rice's Manzanita version. 🤣 The crazy thing is that Jack, as a rather wonderful mandolinist, could play on both tracks. Thanks for the post, albeit 7 years late. ✌
Who gives this a thumbs down? Jack is a muse in every sense of the word... music just flows threw him and you can’t help but feel his joy. Marcus is so unique, can’t wait to see him evolve as an artist. Great tune, thank you so much for posting.
I mean there are giants like Larry Carlton and Robben Ford and so on, but all in all I think Jack is even more creative and versatile than those guys. He's just _monstrously_ talented; it's hard to get one's brain around!!
Would've been better if he started off slower with the solo and added more space and ramped it up. Would've been a way better climax. I've noticed with his playing he doesn't add enough space and breathing room. He's a shredder type player
@@dpclerks09 I can see what you mean. Hopefully he gets better at imitating a sax player. Sounds "shreddy" to me, even when he's playing like a guitar player in older stuff.
@@kennethnick3213one of my gripes about Marcus as well. He is incredible, but lacks restraint and nuance in his playing. Sometimes sounds like he is trying to play every lick and scale all at once. I'm sure maturity will come. He is young.
Quite a conversation going on here. 2018 and rhythm is on. Guys like this thrive on rhythm section along with the rhythm guitar. Nasty tone displayed by both, leaving out repetitive cliche’ riffs. What a burning down the house. Thanks to all concerned.
This is perfect. Jack loves players, hes blown away by Marcus, as he should be, I am and i know a lot of other folks who are too, both of these guys are pretty special players. I have big guitar love for JP too. Thanks for this! I want more!
Every single time the comments are about the commenter and not the music. Nobody is underrated here. You are not the only one. We get it: you think this is jazz. I know you can’t believe the down votes. Sit back and enjoy this. Jack is superb. To the casual listener, he’s “pretty good”. They don’t know what they are witnessing. Being critical about style, the amp or guitar doesn’t usually hit the mark. The surprise thing about this is Marcus’ playing rhythm. His support is excellent. The leads going off just demonstrate that the band felt the room and wanted to push it. Wish I’d been there.
When market started strumming the guitar but like he was scrubbing on a washboard and revving it up and they went right to the four that was tight and it worked
I just learned of Jack Pearson. I must have been living under a rock. He’s truly a great player. If you see Jack with a Strat in his hands it’s usually a stock Squire! Granted it’s been set up to play great but, the guitar is stock!
@@simonvanderheijden432 once a squire of almost any variety once work on are far from firewood. Which is why Jack plays them. Some of them are nice and light weight and a pleasure to play for extended time. Classic Vibe Squires are for the most part amazing guitars with great build quality. Yes the pickups and pots can be changed due to different needs ect…
At 5:08 when they were making the change, to go into ending King's solo, the drummer and Jack start smiling, like Damn the KID, knew just when to come back in. Great playing Marcus.
Hve seen Jack Pearson several times and looking forward to catching Marcus King Band at his scheduled appearance at 3rd and Lindsley in Nashvegas this coming year. Gonna be fine.
Deluxe. Edition. Luxury class. Musicians. Fuck ING killing it like its go in out a style Old drummer was just striding right thru. Like high stepping tight.
I am sure Jack Pearson is the guy who made that contact with the devil. No other explanation for his 'out of this world' playing. If I owned a Ferrari I would be gladly prepared to trade it for his playing skills.
Marcus King will: 1. Make most blues guitar players for decades to come fuse jazz and blues. 2. Ressurect Gibson and all things humbucker. 3. He hasn't even peaked yet. 4. See 3.
I love Marcus and he definitely has tons of talent. I think he still needs a little more control though! He needs to build up. Jack does masterful things there at the end, he really plays to the crescendo whereas I feel like Marcus has a tendency to go from 0 to 100 in an instant. I think he's been steadily improving though as time goes on for sure and obviously, raw talent is off the charts. Maybe he'll go on a Billy Gibbons kick or something and master the use of the space between notes.
Hearsticles Fully agree. It's just a youth/exuberance thing. He'll grow out of it. As you say, the talent and ability is there. Taste comes with age. Like learning to appreciate wine. It all tastes the same when you're young. He's gonna be just fine.
Hearsticles he's grown tremendously in last 9 months ,saw him tonight with Soul Rebels..his jazz line were so beautifully fluent, it was so brilliant, you'd be impressed. He's endorsed by gibson now too.
Widowmaker Heartattack - what a complete and utter load of bollocks... this kid is beyond special and these are the kind of remarks I expect from older geezers who have never come close to achieving anything near / close to what he’s done. Maybe it’s the guys he’s jamming with - sometimes it just doesn’t click. If you saw him with Chris Robinson a few months back - that was a prime example. Agreed this is not his finest moment - but check him out with his own band...
Actually. Terms like better. Or best. Hold no. Balance. With this kinda righteous exaltation Pure transcendentalism. Excellence. Is. One with. These fellows. When they r tapping into the. Source
10 seconds into Marcus's solo Jack knew that he'd been beat. And he laid the golden Strat down at Marcus's feet.. "Fire on the Mountain" run boys, run!!! ( I know it's not a competition, but if it was..)
Jack P. is great but that was more of a train wreck than anything else. I know I'll be crucified for saying it, but that was more noise than anything else. Could have been great but it was just one big mess, thank Dog for the drummer who really knows how to lay down a shuffle.
too many notes....yeah some good stuff....but blues has become just a contest among local talents....long solos that get the crowd board....thats why good classic rock still is the real music....robben ford and larry carlton are good examples who plays blues the right way....they write good material and actually play music they way it should be played....not who gets to the finish line first....there are many great blues players who know when to stop....its the same as people who talk to much.....just sayin
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I've never heard the blues played with so much jazz by every person on stage. This is unreal.
Keeping the Blues alive, indeed. Thank you for sharing this.
Coming across random Jack Pearson videos make my day.
Kid shot his load within 12 bars….Would of thought he learned a big lesson when touring with Derek Trucks… Less is more especially when setting in with a master!😎
Jack is one of the most respected guitarists in the business, and it looks like he’s having a great time
That drummer is fibbing awesome man. He can swing dude!
I have a hard time believing that I was sitting right, directly in front of Jack for this show.....it was epic....after Jack and Marcus played, Jack saw Kirk Fletcher in the crowd and asked him to come up....he didn't have his guitar with him so Marcus let him use his....what a show....Jack is one of the best in the world and definitely extremely underrated.....
Absolutely love Jack Pearson’s incredible playing!
When you can make Jack smile you're killin it.. Marcus is one of the best.
You make Jack Pearson smile like that…you’re the shit!! lol! Keep rockin!
The GOAT and The KiNg together! Wow!
Very few drummers can break your knees with a shuffle like that!! Stupendous
That drummer knows how to lay down a groove!
WDeeGee1 absolutely. One of the most smoking shuffles i ever heard! A great shuffle beat turns your knees to jelly
Got that Texas shuffle 🔥
Was just about to say the same, solid playing, nice.
Damn straight! Groooooove
His name is Josh Hunt. Killing drummer.
Dear god and everything holy.. How did that stage not go completely up in flames? Jesus
This is pretty different from Tony Rice's Manzanita version. 🤣 The crazy thing is that Jack, as a rather wonderful mandolinist, could play on both tracks. Thanks for the post, albeit 7 years late. ✌
Can’t get me enough JP 🎶
Sweet lord. Real music is so good, man.
Amen! 🙏
Who gives this a thumbs down? Jack is a muse in every sense of the word... music just flows threw him and you can’t help but feel his joy. Marcus is so unique, can’t wait to see him evolve as an artist. Great tune, thank you so much for posting.
Marcus slayed that solo but watching the reaction of Jack was icing on the cake.........Guitar is alive and striving.
I came for the guitar mastery but i really loved it when they took handcuffs off of that organ player and turned up his volume🤯
IKR! Always sweet! Incredible performance by all.
Jack is a ridiculous player. So underappreciated to most. But us real players knows he is king..
Agreed. Under appreciated vocals as well. Love his clear tone voice.
I mean there are giants like Larry Carlton and Robben Ford and so on, but all in all I think Jack is even more creative and versatile than those guys. He's just _monstrously_ talented; it's hard to get one's brain around!!
@@SlightReturn666 LA's finest. Those guys are great too.
Jedi Master of guitar
I LOVE LOVE LOVE Jack's look of approval in what Marcus is doing when he takes the reins. Man what a solo!
Drummer had a tricky job here very difficult to keep pace with all on here
This song could wreck the whole darn internet!
They don't get any better than Jack Pearson
Jack Looking to Marcus and Smiling like; HOLY GOD THIS KID LEARNED THIS SHIT RIGHT
Marcus's solo one of the best I've ever heard.
Would've been better if he started off slower with the solo and added more space and ramped it up. Would've been a way better climax. I've noticed with his playing he doesn't add enough space and breathing room. He's a shredder type player
@@kennethnick3213 He's actually playing more like a sax player, he's even said so himself, and you can hear it.
@@dpclerks09 I can see what you mean. Hopefully he gets better at imitating a sax player. Sounds "shreddy" to me, even when he's playing like a guitar player in older stuff.
@@kennethnick3213one of my gripes about Marcus as well. He is incredible, but lacks restraint and nuance in his playing. Sometimes sounds like he is trying to play every lick and scale all at once. I'm sure maturity will come. He is young.
@@TheHonudiver Agree with you 100 percent. He's awesome and I have respect for his knowledge but he's kinda flashy
Marcus King Awesome
That drummer is terrific!
that transition to the IV! with Jack Pearson's signal. sooooo cooooll!!! 5:03
Right you are, Marcus was right there. Jack and the drummer cracked up.
I love the smile Jack gives Marcus total respect
I’ve only just found Jack this last week but I’m hooked!
Quite a conversation going on here. 2018 and rhythm is on. Guys like this thrive on rhythm section along with the rhythm guitar. Nasty tone displayed by both, leaving out repetitive cliche’ riffs. What a burning down the house. Thanks to all concerned.
Marcus is the new Jeff Beck? May I say he is TOO GOOD? DAMN!!!
This is perfect. Jack loves players, hes blown away by Marcus, as he should be, I am and i know a lot of other folks who are too, both of these guys are pretty special players. I have big guitar love for JP too. Thanks for this! I want more!
God Damn!
I love the expression on Jack's face when Marcus is slaying it, He's like, "hell fire, this kid's wild"
And both of these cats give GOD all the glory.....class acts, both of them, along with Tommy Emmanuel. It's only going to get better.......
Pearson is KING!!
Thanks for the post. Always fun to watch great musicians let it run .
When they came out on the four all was good.
Marcus king best blues man today his band is red hot
In the hands of Jack, a stock Squier can cut with anything.
f'Chrissakes it's even one of the very cheapest Squiers!!!
it sounds good to the ears
These two guys totally SMOKE Joey...Amazing!
Every single time the comments are about the commenter and not the music. Nobody is underrated here. You are not the only one. We get it: you think this is jazz. I know you can’t believe the down votes. Sit back and enjoy this. Jack is superb. To the casual listener, he’s “pretty good”. They don’t know what they are witnessing. Being critical about style, the amp or guitar doesn’t usually hit the mark. The surprise thing about this is Marcus’ playing rhythm. His support is excellent. The leads going off just demonstrate that the band felt the room and wanted to push it. Wish I’d been there.
When market started strumming the guitar but like he was scrubbing on a washboard and revving it up and they went right to the four that was tight and it worked
Great jam here, from everybody !! Marcus kills it,for sure, but Jack's slide separates the men from the boys !!!
I just learned of Jack Pearson. I must have been living under a rock. He’s truly a great player. If you see Jack with a Strat in his hands it’s usually a stock Squire! Granted it’s been set up to play great but, the guitar is stock!
Most guitars of famous players are stock but the amazing fact is that it's a Squire a.k.a. firewood..
@@simonvanderheijden432 once a squire of almost any variety once work on are far from firewood. Which is why Jack plays them. Some of them are nice and light weight and a pleasure to play for extended time. Classic Vibe Squires are for the most part amazing guitars with great build quality. Yes the pickups and pots can be changed due to different needs ect…
Oh yea Jack is lovin it ,what a bad ass jam
Blows me away!
Wow, that intro is killer! Thanks for sharing this!
ROLLING THE BONES !!! GREAT !!!!
the ol $150 stock Fender Squier, he plays it well, what a true master
At 5:08 when they were making the change, to go into ending King's solo, the drummer and Jack start smiling, like Damn the KID, knew just when to come back in. Great playing Marcus.
Jack Pearson is a musician, a Maestro. When he plays with other people, like Marcus, and JD Simo, he schools them...
love these two
Well I was hoping to hear Marcus play some blues , just pick’a string and let it sing man .
Jack excellent as always .
Hve seen Jack Pearson several times and looking forward to catching Marcus King Band at his scheduled appearance at 3rd and Lindsley in Nashvegas this coming year. Gonna be fine.
Thanks for putting this on the tube!!
He's like Jeff Beck in that he plays notes that aren't on my guitar. Both amazing!
Yes! Well said. Thank you.
Universe cracks open at 5:00 👊🏽💥🙏🏼
2 great guitarist
thanks for taking this one
Awesome!
Excellence !
Jajaja is like a young Padawan getting the ok from he’s Jedi master.
Deluxe. Edition. Luxury class. Musicians. Fuck ING killing it like its go in out a style
Old drummer was just striding right thru. Like high stepping tight.
I've got the squier bullet in lake placid blue too!
Jack is a monster, even with
all three hands tied behind his back (!)
Epic.
5:09 if the band reacts to you in this fashion then you are on to something special!
rocked it,end of
I defy anyone else to play those licks from Marcus king , there is no one else to touch him
I am sure Jack Pearson is the guy who made that contact with the devil. No other explanation for his 'out of this world' playing. If I owned a Ferrari I would be gladly prepared to trade it for his playing skills.
I think il sell my guitar and get my coat !
Marcus King will: 1. Make most blues guitar players for decades to come fuse jazz and blues. 2. Ressurect Gibson and all things humbucker. 3. He hasn't even peaked yet. 4. See 3.
I love Marcus and he definitely has tons of talent. I think he still needs a little more control though! He needs to build up. Jack does masterful things there at the end, he really plays to the crescendo whereas I feel like Marcus has a tendency to go from 0 to 100 in an instant. I think he's been steadily improving though as time goes on for sure and obviously, raw talent is off the charts. Maybe he'll go on a Billy Gibbons kick or something and master the use of the space between notes.
Hearsticles Fully agree. It's just a youth/exuberance thing. He'll grow out of it. As you say, the talent and ability is there. Taste comes with age. Like learning to appreciate wine. It all tastes the same when you're young. He's gonna be just fine.
Hearsticles .I was just gonna say the same thing...after watching about 100 of performances by Marcus...you said it right.
He is so young. All this music bursts out of him spontaneously . He will learn. Don’t wish his youth away too quickly
Hearsticles he's grown tremendously in last 9 months ,saw him tonight with Soul Rebels..his jazz line were so beautifully fluent, it was so brilliant, you'd be impressed. He's endorsed by gibson now too.
Widowmaker Heartattack - what a complete and utter load of bollocks... this kid is beyond special and these are the kind of remarks I expect from older geezers who have never come close to achieving anything near / close to what he’s done. Maybe it’s the guys he’s jamming with - sometimes it just doesn’t click. If you saw him with Chris Robinson a few months back - that was a prime example. Agreed this is not his finest moment - but check him out with his own band...
Actually. Terms like better. Or best. Hold no. Balance. With this kinda righteous exaltation
Pure transcendentalism. Excellence. Is. One with. These fellows. When they r tapping into the. Source
cookin' a hot stew fo sho !!!
Nice
Holy. Fucking. Shit.
Besides Ry Jack is THE SLIDE ZONE! Amazing!
Killer
Does anyone know what time of the day they played this? I feel like it could be 6p or 2a
Awesome! Did you get the other tune they did?
I did, It's called "Do What's Right", I'll try to get it posted tonight.
what tuning is jack playing in?
Real show would be Jeff beck and jack together
cameramaaan!!!!
Such guitar player have become in a way to good for the kind of music they play.
THAT AINT FAIR LOL
Jack might play a Squire but he 59 Burst Mitts.
Marcus just kinda goes batshit crazy when he solos.
anyone know what kinda amp jack is using?
Just a standard Deluxe Reverb. all the stages on the boat had Deluxe's and Twins for backline.
damn.He gets a great tone outa that strat
...and it's an off-the-rack Squire, to boot!
Hillbilly Hendrix!!!
10 seconds into Marcus's solo Jack knew that he'd been beat. And he laid the golden Strat down at Marcus's feet.. "Fire on the Mountain" run boys, run!!!
( I know it's not a competition, but if it was..)
you've have enough crystal meth for today Simon. Marcus is a great great player but he's not even a billionth of the player that JP is
It sounded kinda noodly and out of place until Jack was soloing.
Jack P. is great but that was more of a train wreck than anything else. I know I'll be crucified for saying it, but that was more noise than anything else. Could have been great but it was just one big mess, thank Dog for the drummer who really knows how to lay down a shuffle.
too many notes....yeah some good stuff....but blues has become just a contest among local talents....long solos that get the crowd board....thats why good classic rock still is the real music....robben ford and larry carlton are good examples who plays blues the right way....they write good material and actually play music they way it should be played....not who gets to the finish line first....there are many great blues players who know when to stop....its the same as people who talk to much.....just sayin
BOY ARE YOU FUCKING IGNORANT..!
"...its the same as people who talk to much"
or write meandering paragraphs.
Yeah Marcus can shred to impress other players but he losses me with out playing to the feel of the melody and riding the groove.