Guitar Player Hears Roy Buchanan For the FIRST TIME - Roy's Bluz (Live 1976) || Who Is This Guy?!?
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Today for the first time on the channel, we are checking out Roy Buchanan! This is a live version of Roy's Bluz from 1976 in Austin, Tx. He was an absolute monster on the instrument and blew me away! His tone and phrasing were absolute top tier and he had an absolute mastery of the guitar! Hope you enjoy! #reaction #roybuchanan #roysbluz #blues #bluesguitar #guitar #guitarist #guitarsolo #musicreactions #livemusic #livefromaustin
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he was the original knuckle buster ,and so sorry about how his life ended. In jail over a D.U.I. arrest ,started listening to him in 76 till this day! Thanks so much fo turning others on to Roy , You just touched the surface.
My late husband's favourite guitar player. Saw him on the Pittsburgh PBS station as a kid and picked up the guitar the next day and didn't put it down till the day he died. So, so glad to see him here, and to hear that others are not letting his music die. Very well done, young man. RIP Buchanan. RIP SBZ.
Definitely don’t wanna let this kind of stuff fade away, he’s absolutely incredible!
Master of the telecaster
💯 Such a BEAST! Thanks for watching!
Roy was astonishing…..as is that of the incredible Danny Gatton. His The Humbler Stakes His Claim, and Unfinished Business say it all….
Oh yes , the man, cool hand Roy. Utterly fabulous. R.I.P Roy Buchanan.
Such a BEAST! Thanks for watching!
Roy was the best!
YAAAAY❤ LOVE ROY. This concert was during the birth of my firstborn. ONE OF THOSE COMMENTS WAS MINE 😊 THANK YOU
Oh wow, that’s so cool!
Greatest guitar player ever
He was astonishingly good, and relatively unknown, but so was Danny Gatton!
I had to stop listening to Roy's albums as they hurted me so much.. makes me cry almost all the time...
A girl I dated in High School turned me on to Roy's guitar music in 1972. As a budding Guitarist, I was blown away !
I started listening to, seeing, and trying to play like Roy in 1977. I saw him approx 10 times, and even met him once very briefly (we shared a little chuckle at the expense of our mutual friend).
I love and high!y recommend Second Album, Livestock, and That's what I'm here for.
It's important to remember that he is playing his Tele straight into his Fender amp - no effects. So basically, he invented sounds and licks and became the guitarist that everyone had to go see in the early to mid 60's. I feel like he was the Van Halen of his day and after seeing him, players loosened up and let the new sounds flow. Beck, Hendrix, Robertson, etc. all went to see Roy early on in their careers.
Appreciate the suggestion and I loved the video! He is such an amazing and unique talent! Thanks for swinging by the channel!
NO PEDALS NO BULLSHIT JUST GUITAR WORK GENUINELY THE BEST THERE EVER WAS never one before never after THE GREATEST EVER
Did see him use a wah wah pedal once in Atlanta.
Yeah, same here. It was back in 1977 at Alex Cooly’s Electric Ballroom. Found out the next morning reading the Sunday paper that Doc and Merle Watson were playing in a joint a couple blocks away and had a guest sit in named Richard Betts.
Jeff Beck dedicated a song "Because we've ended as lovers" to Roy. Watch it live !
He made 3 great albums in the mid 80's, Alligator Records.
Thanks! Gotta check those out!
There was one comment I read that came from Les Paul back then. He compared Roy with Jimi Hendrix by saying they were similar in talent and sounds but heard Roy doing them first.
That’s awesome! Such an amazing compliment that’s for sure!
The first concert I saw was Roy Buchanan in pittsburgh
Super cool! Great artist to see for your first concert!
He commonly used both pick and finger picking at the same time.
Listen to “Please Don’t Turn Me Away” it’s truly heartfelt.
That tone is a telecaster into fender vibrolux with all the dials set on 10. Legendary. And roy invented many of these things, he was around before hendrix. Jimmy page and Jeff beck were both buchanan fans as kids.
Master of the Telecaster
100%
The Master!!!!
Great insight on Roy’s playing. Thanks for posting. Roy was married to my dads sister. Uncle by marriage. I’ve seen him play many times, live. I still am amazed at how Roy played, he was like a magician, I still wonder how he did so many different licks as though it was endless.
Wow! That’s super cool! Yeah, he is definitely an unreal player! 🎸
Curious if you remember Demetri Callas, super Guitar player for the 4 Seasons. He was a friend of Roy up in the DC area. They shared ideas, Demetri was my friend for a brief span of time before he passed away. He told me alot about Roy Buchanan.
No problem coming late to the party as long as you appreciate the artist when you do 🎸😎. It’s like finding a rare jem when you discover a great artist buried by time. Hope you find more artists to enjoy …Cheers 🍻
The incomparable Roy Buchanan
So good! 🤯
He started out playing pedal steel and he said he wanted his sound to grab your ear. Please react to him playing Hey Joe and Sweet Dreams from this same show where he mesmerizes the crowd, and also react to the live version of his song: "When a Guitar Plays The Blues" (which was the title track from an album he did later)
One of the greatest guitarists you've never heard of. His hybrid picking is next world and rare to see outside of Country or Bluegrass picking.
It really was insane!
". . . you gotta bend it like that. . ."
No pedals, straight into the amp, all fingers, feel and technic, the first to really master the volume swell crying technic amazing guitarist!
Does a great cover of Hey Joe, Down by the River, The Mesiah Will Come Again is his signature piece, he was the son of a preacher with constant substance issues, a true tortured soul unfortunately found hanging in a drunk tank 30ish years ago.
So awesome, his tone was absolutely phenomenal!
Aww man, that so sad to hear…
Check outthe incredible guitar of Danny Gatton solo and with Buddy Emmons (Redneck Jazz Explosion) Songs: Nitpickin', Comin' Home Baby, Fingers on Fire, Rock Candy, Harlem Nocturne and Nocto Blues are some of my favourites.
Thanks for the suggestions!
@@setonhillstudios I'd say Danny is comparably mind-blowing with Roy. Both phenoms of a different era.
Masters of their instruments.
saw Roy in the mid-80's here in Oz. He played his set. Typical Roy stuff. One of the great nights and concerts. About 2 hours. When he saw how loved he was he came back out and played a 90minute encore of his favourite Hendrix songs. Yep.
Wow! Thanks for sharing! That’s wild that he came out and did a 90 minute encore! That’s practically another show! 😳
@@setonhillstudios he played for nearly four hours just like the first time we saw George Thorogood & The Destroyers in the late 70's. These artists loved the reaction they received and just kept playing. How memorable for us and them I suppose. Better live than ever on record.
@@letstalk3265 Love that! What a LEGEND! 🔥
Roy has been my favorite guitarist for over 40 years, FIVE STRING BLUES is my pick, this reminds me of BEER DRINKING WOMAN.
Such a great player! Thanks for hanging out! 🤘🏻
P.S. Your musical insight is most welcome as well. "He talks while the guitar sings." Brilliant! And not everyone would notice how bright he plays. You hear the similarities between he and Gary Moore. Great stuff!
Thanks so much! It was a pleasure to watch for sure, he’s the real deal!
Interesting to hear comments about whether Roy or Van Halen did it first! ( & whether Roy was still around) Roy was doing his thing in the 50s. He played with Ronnie Hawkins & the Hawks before they became The Band. I first heard about him in a Robbie Robertson interview in 1969. Robbie says (more or less) "we had this guy Roy Buchanon who was so good he was scary". I agree with other post who said his "suicide" in jail was questionable. Hung himself with his T-shirt from the bars on cell door??? fishy....
Imagine being so good you turn down playing guitar for the rolling Stones and having Jeff Beck making a tribute to him
Listen To Frank Marino ( Montreal Quebec Canada ) All Along The Watchtower . Purple Haze . Electric Reflexions of War. ✨🎸✨🇨🇦🇺🇸☮️
He's NO ROY BUCHANAN
I actually checked him out about a week ago, he was incredible as well! The video is up on the channel in the All About Guitars Playlist
Checked out Frank Marino, he's wonderful, I never heard of him until you mentioned him, thanks Trevor. ❤️🎸. From the UK.
@@peterbartolomeo5542 He makes Roy look like an amatuer and dont you forget it
@@anthonyclegg1511 Welcome . Robin Trower mid 1970's was Great
Unfortunately Roy was arrested in 1988 over a domestic disturbance and jailed. He was found in his cell after he had hanged himself. What a loss. This guy is up there as my influence. What a great player. RIP Roy, you brought us such beautiful music.
@@skydog4393 Wow! That’s so sad! 😞
A revisit with the Messiah would be good
Hey bud I used to see Roy Buchannon in dives before the TV special where he finally was recognised ALONG WITH DANNY GATTON WHO HAS BEEN CHARACTERIZED AS ONE OF THE GREATS WHO EVER LIVED By some of the most famous guitar plyers in the 20 th Century such as his work with Chet atkins and the grand old opry special where he starred with Vince Gill and others I wish I could help you put some stuff together I am a former musician and know the drill- AND CONVERSED WITH BOTH THESE GUYS a few times. Put a comment up etc and Ill get in touch in whaty ever manner is safe to you and me as well I also am pretty familiar with a number of BRITS who played incredible blues in an era that WILL NEVER BE REPEATED MAGIC TIMES WE JUST WITNESSED A LITTLE RIGHT THERE WITH ROY BUCHANNON
He was awesome! Check out Danny Gatton some time. Austin City Limits.
Appreciate the suggestion! Have a great one!
Yeah Buch is fire. Check out some Danny Gatton, same vein.
Roy is my favorite. Check out his song, The Messiah...or Down by the River
Thanks for the suggestions! Definitely have to check out more!
Unfortunately, Roy passed in his Jail Cell. Recently i saw a Video from a guy that what THERE the night this happenend. He pointed out that Roy was killed by a Police Officer, really sad story. You should definetely check out his Album "Livestock". All Tracks are just absolutely killer. Then i have another Guy you probably also never heard of that is also worth checking out: Danny Gatton. He also was a Telecaster Player and really a masterful one!
I got to see Danny Gatton play live. Sadly, not Roy. Roy shredding Green Onions is the best ever.
I take it that this is actually music compared to some stuff I hear today 😛
It may seem like random picking and notes but it’s identical to the record version.
In 1978 I snuck out of the hospital to see him in pittsburgb, (I wasn't that sick). Most of the guys up front with me were guitar players. He was at an all female catholic school in the auditorium. I think it was a bit of a shock for the nuns.....
Haha 😂 🤣
You've got to check out his version of Hey Joe from this same show.
Lot of recommendations for that one, I’ll have to check it out for sure!
Have checked it out yet? Your gone say "Jimi who", promise!
@@setonhillstudios Also check out When a Guitar Plays the Blues.
Roy Buchanan in the industry is considered one of the if not the best Tele master that there is his tone was impeccable you should really go down the rabbit hole and listen to this entire performance from Austin city limits as a guitar player it will blow your mind
Definitely want to check out more, he was incredible!
He has cover of Hey Joe and The messiah will come or a must listen as much as I like his cover of Hey Joe I would start with the Messiah will come first new to your channel and enjoying it Roy never used peddles as you will see in some of his videos I think he started using petals maybe one very lay in his career just before his death he was that good he didn’t need them
Roy is an unlikely guitar wizard. if he didn,t have a guitar in his hand he looks like he,s going to give a lecture on particle physics
Hey Joe is peak.
Danny Gatton is another telecaster king who not enough people know about.
Maybe better...probably ish
We’ve got a Danny Gatton video coming soon from a donation request, excited to check him out! I’ve heard the name before, but never actually heard him play!
Can't wait, Danny Gatton is extraordinary!,
Massive fan of Roy too!
That's a harmony B-3 organ the same as Greg allman
It's an absolute shame that his name is not more well known.
Like as well known as Hendrix
Wooo omg the guitar god! Woooooo😂
The best ever. Check out toys blues on the livestock album, absolutely amazing.
He was incredible!
If you want to hear Roy actually singing check out, can I change my mind live from 1974.
Sweet, I’ll have to check it out!
Ref, Roy Buchanan try The Messiah Will Come Again and Hey joe. The guitar talks..
Wait till you hear Hey Joe!!! Cheers
Awesome, have to check that one out!
Roy committed suicide (supposedly) in jail
Oh wow! So sad 😞
Was in rx school on Memphis when he took his life. Sucked.
Such a tragedy…
Incredible technique ... musically, not very pleasant to listen to. To my ear, anyway.
@@kirklorange That’s why music is subjective to the listener many times! Thanks for hanging out!
Eddie was most probably in the audience taking notes. No he is not still around, had a very troubled life, unfortunately.
Yea it seems like it… so unfortunate
Chuck Berry Jimi Hendrix
You need to talk more. Lol
My friend ...wait until you see him at same concert playing The Messiah Will Come Again he wrote it Gary Moore does a great cover. Play Hey Joe Sweet Dreams The Messiah WILL COME AGAIN WANDERING PILGRIM PETES BLUE BLUES FOR GARY . HE WAS MURDERED BY THE POLICE IN 1988 HE WAS THE ORIGINAL . PRE ELVIS. CATCH HIS 1985 CONCERT IN GERMANY
thanks for the suggestions! Definitely going to be checking out more!
Yes, He was.. Improperly applied Bar Arm chokehold equals crushed larynx. Check out case of Ron Settles, Football player killed by L.A. police. They also claimed Ron hung himself. Body exhumed, second independent autopsy proved this, Crushed larynx is never a result of a hanging , This was the first wrongful death suit against police in excess of a million dollars.YET, Roys death certificate lists crushed larynx as cause of death. These cops ,whose names have still not been released got away with murder. In Rons case, Crushed Larynx WAS the proof it wasnt a hanging. OUTRAGEOUS