It's a blues standard popularized by Albert King and covered by everyone, this is for me the best even though Santana's version is great too (from 1968 Live at the Fillmore)
This is my favorite of Jeff's live performances. Of course his guitar work is ridiculous, but his VOICE! I love the huskiness/rasp of his voice and the little cracks as well. He was SO special. We still miss you, Jeff, and you haven't been forgotten. RIP, sweet boy.
I just want to thank you, Jamel_AKA_Jamal, for turning this 66-yr-old Blues fan to Jeff Healey. Somehow I managed to miss this gentleman when he was still with us. My bad.....
I cannot believe I never went to go see Jeff Play as I live in Toronto. He lived and played in Toronto for years but I never once thought about going to see him live. Sadly I missed out.
@@itzel1735 ruclips.net/video/QT-D75P9-EE/видео.html Just him and his band, no guest stars. There may be a version that you mentioned out there, but most versions I've seen/heard have been just him.
Had the privilege to see Jeff live back when I was in high school in GA. Hands down one of the greatest guitarist of all time. And of course the Roadhouse pun Dalton: You play pretty good for a blind boy.
Ok, so let's start off with how YOU like Jeff's music. I can tell that you like ALL DIFFERENT kinds of music and it shows with your movements and your ability to feel the beat and the ARRANGEMENTS. Most, people don't understand this but most just listen to music. Being a drummer, I can feel it, and I see all the changes and the flow as YOU DO. You must play an instrument but I am like you in that I just love all kinds of music. I'm not just one genre of music. I clicked on you, because I wasn't expecting that and yes I stereotyped you so I apologize for that. Love your analogy of it!! He was massively underrated and should be HUGE in the Rock n Roll hall of fame
I was driving back from Nebraska to Colorado with a car body I bought on eBay. It was dark and I pulled a random cassette out of my case to stay awake. It was Jeff Healey. I learned the next day that he had died. So sad. Saw him live. :-(
He was a great! Proud he was a fellow Canadian. Check out his See The Light and also Confidence Man. He also did one with Stevie Ray Vaughn on TV. All are on RUclips.
Just loved his vocals and his guitar playing was just outstanding! Miss him. Ya know, he didn't even look like a blind man too me. So amazing, he made that guitar sing!
Jeff Healy was amazing, Stevie Ray Vaughan discovered him and was an encouragement to Jeff. Watch their video of them doing Look at Little Sister together, FIRE. Jeff's band was fantastic too! SRV also was an inspiration to Jonny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepard. They carried on the SRV sound!! So glad there are videos to watch of Jeff Healy Band.
Hi Jamel, this is a cover of a tune by "The Velvet Bulldozer" Albert King (1923 - 1992) and fun fact: the line " There is nothing I can do, as you leave me here to cry" sped up is the "low" riff for my all time favourite tune "Layla" by EC. This tune is also covered by SRV and the one and only Gary Moore 🤩👊👍🎶🎸🎸🎸 All the very best Ray (England )
Jeff Healy was in the movie Road House and he announces on the mic, the name is Dalton, my nephew was named Dalton his birthday is Wednesday, he passed in July so to hear Jeff Healy's voice and singing is bittersweet now, but glad to hear it overall, and this song just brings out your soul feelings
I believe this was a cover of an Albert King song; but the chord progression is well known from other tunes, like "Tin Pan Alley"-- Players often used the same progression and just wrote their words over it.... Like Patrick Swayze said to him in "Roadhouse"-- "...not bad for a blind boy".... Blessed Be, & Peace, BFAM--
I saw a clip of an african lady in a village playing an old beat up guitar the same way , which was awesome to , shed put most guitarists to shame, & piano players , maybe its the way to play , that was a great video
Here's another genre for you to explore Jamel. In the late 70s, early 80s two-tone arose, which was a blend of ska, reggae, dub and punk. Please react the The English Beat and their song Too Nice To Talk To. Don't be fooled by the little guy who looks like he can't dance - he is the one laying down those groovy bass lines. This will leave you wanting more - so you should then try their song Mirror in the Bathroom. You cannot stay still to this music. Official videos for both are recommended.
I would love to hear your reaction to Reba Mcentire The nights the light went out in Georgia.. I was a little surprised I couldn't find a single Reba reaction 😔
There are many great versions of this song. The Healy cover is nice. I highly recommend the original by Albert King and the mind-blowing cover by Gary Moore (studio version).
@@DavidBMaas I was fortunate enough to get a table at the Slippery Noodle in Indianapolis when Tinsley and his group played there and years later at the Railhead Saloon in Las Vegas. His live shows are amazing.
@@StoyTheOld I saw him perform in Gainesville FL about maybe 4 times in the late 80's when he was still touring widely. Tinsley Ellis is hands-down the best small-venue performer that I have ever seen/heard. The way he uses the entire room as his stage (and sometimes plays while walking right out the door and down the street, not missing a note the whole time) is genius and spectacular showmanship.
Jamal I love your reactions and your appreciation for Jeff and other greats. I beg you to do a reaction video of Jeff performing a live version of “All Along The Watchtower”! You may find Jeff do something differently that you may not have seen in his other videos! ruclips.net/video/Ah5Hs770twM/видео.html
I've got one for you brother. I think this is a forgotten tune and I think I'm the only one that still listens to it. But it is an awesome too. It's Billy Thorpe Children Of The Sun
Music is sounds. Sounds are vibrations. Good vibrations hit your soul on a cellular level. Some hit your soul on an evil level. IE the Travis Scott Astroworld concert. Many who went saw satanic entities flying about. Also felt the evil. This is how the music industry manipulate people. 70s and 80s music was before that time of manipulation. This is why so many of today's generation are so angry all the time. They are manipulated by sounds and sights. Ever noticed how music back in the rock generation never had purple light shows at the concerts? Purple is sadistic. The music industry has set it up this way to manipulate. I really appreciate you reacting to my generations music. There is a huge difference! 432Hz is your DNAs healing music. Turn all your music into 432Hz to heal your DNA. Tesla said all creation is based on frequencies, energy and vibrations
Always love your reaction vids, especially Rush. But, Jeff Healy was a Master; lost him too soon. And even worse, he was another undiscovered talent much too late. Can you imagine the jam session he's part of now? Props.
Jamel I heard heard this blues song by T. Graham Brown that made me think about how you love chicken it's called Memphis Woman and Fried Chicken. You should check it out
For a group as good as the almond brothers, that very few people know about except underground the son's of Champlin 3 songs freedom for joy and ones called heaven /only knows. Be bold you would be surprised
I see you like the blues my brother there's nothing wrong with that if you ever get a chance check out BB King or Bobby Blue bland or any of the others I think you'll like what they play too if you get a chance could you please do a reaction on BB King or Bobby Blue bland be safe love your videos keep doing what you're doing my best to your family my brother
dude, JAMEL: "Psychotic Break" by *Jerry Cantrell* thank you & >You The Man!< I know U rarely play my requests BUT STILL want U 2 know your'e a *BLESSED* INDIVIDUAL
RUclips Watch Guys Choice: Douchebags of the Year the one with Tim Tebow on the front. Guaranteed to be the funniest thing thing you've ever put on your site
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
‘JUST BE A GOOD HUMAN’ Hats and Hoodies, Enter Promo Code ‘Jamel’ jamel-aka-jamal-youtube-store.creator-spring.com/
It's a blues standard popularized by Albert King and covered by everyone, this is for me the best even though Santana's version is great too (from 1968 Live at the Fillmore)
Jamel Hall and Oates Mrs. Jones
Best Blues I ever ever heard , for real
One of the greatest. The heart of Canada
This is my favorite of Jeff's live performances. Of course his guitar work is ridiculous, but his VOICE! I love the huskiness/rasp of his voice and the little cracks as well. He was SO special. We still miss you, Jeff, and you haven't been forgotten. RIP, sweet boy.
I just want to thank you, Jamel_AKA_Jamal, for turning this 66-yr-old Blues fan to Jeff Healey. Somehow I managed to miss this gentleman when he was still with us. My bad.....
It doesn't matter when you found him. It's that you found him that counts.
So sad he passed away so early, i love his music
Always great. Love him. Angel eyes
Canadian legend.
Jeff was an absolutely fantastic talent. Thank you for promoting his legacy.
Feel so blessed I got to see him at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay. Lost him way too soon.
I'll always treasure the times I saw him perform. A genuine virtuoso. We miss him very much.
I cannot believe I never went to go see Jeff Play as I live in Toronto. He lived and played in Toronto for years but I never once thought about going to see him live. Sadly I missed out.
I got to see him live a few years before he passed. Just a small little gig at the local waterfront festival.
Dude is a legend. Inspired us. Classic canadian player!
Nice to see Jeff getting some love after all these years
Jeff Healey...one of my favorites and gone too soon.
That solo made me cry
He belong to the HALL OF FAME , He is the only One of ....
I watched him and SRV together, and you could see the admiration SRV had for Jeff's talent.
Jeff also did a cover of George Harrison's 'When My Guitar Gently Weeps' that was near perfect.
Well he had Harrison and Jeff Lynne guesting on the track, so there was that extra boost of some serious talent. :)
@@itzel1735 ruclips.net/video/QT-D75P9-EE/видео.html
Just him and his band, no guest stars. There may be a version that you mentioned out there, but most versions I've seen/heard have been just him.
@@McKavian On the official recording, George and Jeff Lynn play acoustic guitar and backing vocals. Jeff Healey does the electric guitar and vocals.
Saw the Jeff Healey Band as the opening act for Steve Earle and the Dukes at the Cotton Club in Atlanta many moons ago. Incredible!
Jeff Healey is in my top 3 guitarists of all time. Now younger generation this is what I grew up jamming to ! Don't get any better than this.
A true inspiration. RIP
Had the privilege to see Jeff live back when I was in high school in GA. Hands down one of the greatest guitarist of all time. And of course the Roadhouse pun Dalton: You play pretty good for a blind boy.
An “Emotional” Overload….
The "come on brother" at 2:26 was on point
Love Jeff, have seen him live , was a spiritual experience... good to see you loving him too, a great man RIP
Angel Eyes by Jeff Healey was my wedding song. We loved him. Very talented.
Jeff was a great guitarist and vocalist. This is a fantastic blues song.
Ok, so let's start off with how YOU like Jeff's music. I can tell that you like ALL DIFFERENT kinds of music and it shows with your movements and your ability to feel the beat and the ARRANGEMENTS.
Most, people don't understand this but most just listen to music. Being a drummer, I can feel it, and I see all the changes and the flow as YOU DO.
You must play an instrument but I am like you in that I just love all kinds of music. I'm not just one genre of music.
I clicked on you, because I wasn't expecting that and yes I stereotyped you so I apologize for that.
Love your analogy of it!!
He was massively underrated and should be HUGE in the Rock n Roll hall of fame
What a gifted soul Jeff Healy is! God blessed this man and we got to enjoy for a small glimpse!
I love all of Jeff Healey's music. This is my favorite performance.
Like your hoodie I think your a good human you have a nice way about you thankyou for the reaction❤❤❤❤
R.I.P. Jeff. Loved him in the movie roadhouse.
I was driving back from Nebraska to Colorado with a car body I bought on eBay. It was dark and I pulled a random cassette out of my case to stay awake. It was Jeff Healey. I learned the next day that he had died. So sad. Saw him live. :-(
I don't know him but I would love hear more loved 💖 it thank you for keeping great music alive God bless you and your family 💜❤️❤️
Blue Jean blues , think I love you too much , all along the watchtower cover and so many other great songs you need to check out
He was a great! Proud he was a fellow Canadian. Check out his See The Light and also Confidence Man. He also did one with Stevie Ray Vaughn on TV. All are on RUclips.
I love your videos! Greetings from Brasil 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Just loved his vocals and his guitar playing was just outstanding! Miss him. Ya know, he didn't even look like a blind man too me. So amazing, he made that guitar sing!
This one gives me chills, to this day!
Angel Eyes is a great song of his as well
ABSOLUTE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
See the light is fantastic.You rock Jamal!!!! It's cool to see you discover great bands and music.Thanks for keeping an open mind too it all
I needed this today brother thank you man
Jeff Healy was amazing, Stevie Ray Vaughan discovered him and was an encouragement to Jeff. Watch their video of them doing Look at Little Sister together, FIRE. Jeff's band was fantastic too! SRV also was an inspiration to Jonny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepard. They carried on the SRV sound!! So glad there are videos to watch of Jeff Healy Band.
Thanks for years smile jamal made my day❤❤❤❤
Amazing talent!
Jeff Healey and Rory Gallagher in the same day! I hope you do a Gary Moore live performance as well for the trifecta! Freaking awesome man!
Angel Eyes. My late husband said it was his song to me.
Hi Jamel, this is a cover of a tune by "The Velvet Bulldozer" Albert King (1923 - 1992) and fun fact: the line " There is nothing I can do, as you leave me here to cry" sped up is the "low" riff for my all time favourite tune "Layla" by EC. This tune is also covered by SRV and the one and only Gary Moore 🤩👊👍🎶🎸🎸🎸 All the very best Ray (England )
love Jeff Healy
Use to hang at his club in Toronto. Gone 2 soon!
This is a “soul-snatching” rendition of the song.
My son would say, “that’s nasty!” (...in a good way 😉) 🌟🔥👌🏾🔥🌟
Jeff Healy was in the movie Road House and he announces on the mic, the name is Dalton, my nephew was named Dalton his birthday is Wednesday, he passed in July so to hear Jeff Healy's voice and singing is bittersweet now, but glad to hear it overall, and this song just brings out your soul feelings
🌷
Finally you react to one of my fav songs man much love
That voice though! R.I.P
I believe this was a cover of an Albert King song; but the chord progression is well known from other tunes, like "Tin Pan Alley"-- Players often used the same progression and just wrote their words over it.... Like Patrick Swayze said to him in "Roadhouse"-- "...not bad for a blind boy".... Blessed Be, & Peace, BFAM--
Good choice brother! And there is actually a second E in Healey . Just had to point it out since he is a legend around here (Toronto.) Peace brother.
I saw a clip of an african lady in a village playing an old beat up guitar the same way , which was awesome to , shed put most guitarists to shame, & piano players , maybe its the way to play , that was a great video
Very Deep!. The Deep that most people never know.
He was so great! Gone too soon.
Here's another genre for you to explore Jamel. In the late 70s, early 80s two-tone arose, which was a blend of ska, reggae, dub and punk. Please react the The English Beat and their song Too Nice To Talk To. Don't be fooled by the little guy who looks like he can't dance - he is the one laying down those groovy bass lines. This will leave you wanting more - so you should then try their song Mirror in the Bathroom. You cannot stay still to this music. Official videos for both are recommended.
WOW!!!
I would love to hear your reaction to Reba Mcentire The nights the light went out in Georgia.. I was a little surprised I couldn't find a single Reba reaction 😔
My favorite by him is the song LOST IN YOUR EYES
Sunday morning stank face! Peace and Love!
There are many great versions of this song. The Healy cover is nice. I highly recommend the original by Albert King and the mind-blowing cover by Gary Moore (studio version).
I love the version by blues artist Tinsley Ellis.
@@StoyTheOld Yes-- everything Tinsley Ellis touches becomes bluesy gold.
@@DavidBMaas I was fortunate enough to get a table at the Slippery Noodle in Indianapolis when Tinsley and his group played there and years later at the Railhead Saloon in Las Vegas. His live shows are amazing.
@@StoyTheOld I saw him perform in Gainesville FL about maybe 4 times in the late 80's when he was still touring widely. Tinsley Ellis is hands-down the best small-venue performer that I have ever seen/heard. The way he uses the entire room as his stage (and sometimes plays while walking right out the door and down the street, not missing a note the whole time) is genius and spectacular showmanship.
Jamal I love your reactions and your appreciation for Jeff and other greats.
I beg you to do a reaction video of Jeff performing a live version of “All Along The Watchtower”! You may find Jeff do something differently that you may not have seen in his other videos!
ruclips.net/video/Ah5Hs770twM/видео.html
Good jam. Albert king was the original. Santana did a bomb cover also. Healy was one of the best blues guitarists.
Muy buena reaccion! ¿Podrias reaccionar a "the thrill is gone" de Pappo? Muchisimas gracias! Saludos desde Argentina.
Check out his cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps
It's not the original, but it's the best cover by far!
Make sure you dive into the great Freddie King. You will be blown away.
lengendary! whole lotta stank face there!
I've got one for you brother. I think this is a forgotten tune and I think I'm the only one that still listens to it. But it is an awesome too. It's Billy Thorpe Children Of The Sun
Music is sounds. Sounds are vibrations. Good vibrations hit your soul on a cellular level. Some hit your soul on an evil level. IE the Travis Scott Astroworld concert. Many who went saw satanic entities flying about. Also felt the evil.
This is how the music industry manipulate people. 70s and 80s music was before that time of manipulation. This is why so many of today's generation are so angry all the time. They are manipulated by sounds and sights. Ever noticed how music back in the rock generation never had purple light shows at the concerts? Purple is sadistic. The music industry has set it up this way to manipulate. I really appreciate you reacting to my generations music. There is a huge difference!
432Hz is your DNAs healing music. Turn all your music into 432Hz to heal your DNA.
Tesla said all creation is based on frequencies, energy and vibrations
It's a (great) cover. Earliest version I know is by Albert King (one of SRV's heroes).
Jamel needs to see more of SRV & Albert King in session. “Don’t you lie to me” is the best track on that session
When can we get some Larry Graham, or some Graham Central Station reactions?
You should check the santana version . The live from filmore
Always love your reaction vids, especially Rush. But, Jeff Healy was a Master; lost him too soon. And even worse, he was another undiscovered talent much too late. Can you imagine the jam session he's part of now? Props.
Talent has a way of popping up anywhere, don't it...
Jamel I heard heard this blues song by T. Graham Brown that made me think about how you love chicken it's called Memphis Woman and Fried Chicken. You should check it out
Definitely a unique way of pickin’
Dance Gavin Dance - Turn off the Lights, I’m Watching Back to the Future pt2
(Acceptance Speech 2.0 version)
For a group as good as the almond brothers, that very few people know about except underground the son's of Champlin 3 songs freedom for joy and ones called heaven /only knows. Be bold you would be surprised
For those who don't know he was blind
he played with stevie ray its on film.
I see you like the blues my brother there's nothing wrong with that if you ever get a chance check out BB King or Bobby Blue bland or any of the others I think you'll like what they play too if you get a chance could you please do a reaction on BB King or Bobby Blue bland be safe love your videos keep doing what you're doing my best to your family my brother
dude, JAMEL: "Psychotic Break" by *Jerry Cantrell* thank you & >You The Man!< I know U rarely play my requests BUT STILL want U 2 know your'e a *BLESSED* INDIVIDUAL
Jamal, please check out JOSS STONE, she is amazing!
☮️💜..
Great version. Do check out the original by Albert King
Smooth 😎
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Just heard this song today. I suggest that you react to this song: Changes by Phil Ochs.
RUclips Watch Guys Choice: Douchebags of the Year the one with Tim Tebow on the front. Guaranteed to be the funniest thing thing you've ever put on your site
George Thorogood did a cool cover of this tune too
Could you react to Jeff's "Confidence Man" or his Version of CCR's "Run through the jungle"?
Jamal check out White Witch, It's so nice to be stoned.
Not sure if you knew but Mr Healey was blind and it is a cover
SSGT Barry Sadler" ballad of the Green berets" view the live performance!!!
now please do yer blues from cover to cover by Jeff