5:33 Im a 70 yr old black, female blues lover , who never thought i would see a artist capture the blues again, after the greats passed on until now!!! Thank you Gary I no your name❤
When I was a young kid in austin texas Gary Clark jr was my neighbor and I heard him playing guitar on his porch every night until his dad made him stop true talent from the beginning
THAT YOU CAN TREASURE EVEN IF NOBODY ELSE CAN UNDERSTAND... THAT'S A TRUE BLESSING❣ WHEN I WAS MUCH YOUNGER I USE TO HEAR THIS PERSON PLAYING THE SAX THROUGH THE NIGHT INTO THE EARLY MORNING LIGHT... IT WAS HEAVENLY LISTENING TO IT❣I WAS BLESSED TO HAVE HEARD THE GIFT OF ANOTHER HUMAN BEING WHO DIDN'T HOLD BACK.. PEACE&LOVE🌻
It is a fantastic cut, band, vocals, ax, all of it, the production would have been more crisp (wow, huh, pretty crisp as is) if they used the new 803PC-6 system, as it separates all instruments by setting and ranges as well... be in the storm, watch the storm -be the storm. You gonna; know his name and he doesn't even "rap" that name 20 times as so many do, ciao now
Welcome to the future of blues, I only discovered him 2 years ago and so glad I did unfortunately with the current restrictions not likely to see him play anytime soon.
What you don't realize, was this was his breakthrough moment. Until this point in his career nobody outside Austin knew who he was. He was given a shot; He Nailed His Moment.
Doyle Bramhall II deserves credit here I think. Great players. Great to see one let the other come to the fore and not insert themselves. Great performance all round.
Reminds me of how it was only after Jimi Hendrix found fame in the UK that the Americans wanted to take notice. Until then he was only another “black man” who had his amps turned down. Legends prevail ✌️
Is that an American thing where something like "The Grammy's" is a Global thing, I came across Mr Clark Jr by total accident. He deserves more and better............just saying@@gsk9
Listen to the live of "when my train pull in". In this live for this particular song the solo is on another level almost to the one from Jimmy Hendrix and Carlos Santana. And the voice is perfection. Since i saw and listen to this live i became a fan.
What people don't know was there was a technical problem.. The P.A. dropped sound so they couldn't hear right. He extended the intro of the song til the sound kicked in on the other guitarist amp... then it came back on. You can see the yellow shirt guy make a face like wtf at the beginning and then works it out. Clark held the song together like glue and extended the intro and improved the leads. At some point They came back on. Also that second lead was improved and extended when the crowd lost it.. That's some balls right there keeping your shit together when things are going wrong and steps up and owns it like a boss that he is. Clapton wrote a note to him saying thank you. You make me want to play again.😀
This is how the Legends are born. No one knows who you are. You get out on that stage. Blow the livin' soul out that guitar... And everyone knows your name!!
Perhaps, although i saw him live for the 2nd time yesterday (as special guest to Guns n Roses in Groningen), there were quite a few people amazed by his performance. Definitely a living legend.
I find Gary Clark Jr to be MUCH better live than any studio version i've heard of any of his songs. Go look up When my train pulls in @ Jam in the Van!
No body notice the fact that at 3:30 the guy in the Yellow tshirts was supposed to play his solo but due to technical difficulty there was no sound and he says it in Gary's ear and Gary improvises for the rest of the song ,LIVE, mind-blowing
#GARYCLARKJR #BRIGHTLIGHTS Gary is outstanding. He speaks with his guitar. What an extraordinary performance by this young guitarist. It was obvious from the beginning that he was a rare talent. This is a rare gem #EXTRAORDINARY 🥁🥁🎹🎺🎷🎸💛💚💙🧡💜💖❤️
Saw him live... I've been to quite a few concerts in my time and Gary is one of the few artist that I've completely gone out of my body while listening to someone play live.
Josh dM Are you referring to the pedal? Yeah....they used wah pedals a LOT in the seventies...that was part of why it hit my ear that way. But he's got a dedication to sixties type blues, too. It's all good.
I love when they do a close up on Gary's face like at 4:45. You can see a reflection on his sunglasses that shows you what it must look like from his perspective.
"brand shit" lol If you go with a brand like Ray-Ban, you buy quality and glasses that actually protect your eyes, unlike the ones at Walmart. They will last you a lifetime if you take care of them properly. I use Aviators that are around 30 years old, I just had to change the nose pads 10 years ago because I lost one somehow. I agree that a brand name is not a guarantee of quality, but for some brands it is.
I've listened to this dozens of times and I'm nowhere near tired of it. This is just a piece of smokin' guitar. As for all the comparisons....who gives a shit who some person you've never met compares Gary Clark to someone like Hendrix.Or SRV, or whoever. Just appreciate GC Jr for who he is and how he plays.
Gary Clark Jr is off the hook, his concert at Lollapalooza was over the top and soo jammed. This guy arrived awhile ago! Welcome you all who are new to him! Glad you finally found him. Trying to get tix to a concert in May, barely any tic left at Red Rocks in Colorado!
I love how this song just drives the hell out of a minor. literally one chord the entire time lol. I love how they embrace the effectiveness of simplicity and focus on tones, emotions, the overall vibe/feel of the song, etc. It's an honest display of discipline and maturity when musicians demonstrate how less is more. very tasteful!
Great analysis! ...The one chord wrapped in road-base with speed bumps covered in velvet. Building and falling intensity. If music teachers want to get kids into music of all genres, this should be one of the pieces they turn the kids onto. He's straight, cool and genuine ... looking forward to seeing him age over the years
This live performance of Bright lights is for me the best one from far!!! All the band is making an outstanding musical performance, each one of them are pure talents, thanks to you all guys!!! 👏👏👏
I remember Gary Clark jr, his parents and my family went to the same church.,Austin Tx. I also remember when he played downtown Austin on 6th street..Gary Jr .know how to play that Guitar!! I also loved him in the movie "Honeydripper".
Gary is awesome! he proves that u don't have to be a ridiculous shredder or a technical genius to be considered a guitar heavy weight. you just need the passion. to me that beats all the technical skill in the world
+chad singleton hey could you elaborate? I am in the early stages of learning guitar and to me it obviously looks like he is basically as good as you get. By technical skill are you referring to the solo/riffs he plays, are they considered simple?
+dudemanismadcool he means like he's kinda anchored into the minor pentatonic scale which is the first thing most people learn (towards soloing) like he's not doing some crazy stuff like Clapton where he jumps all over the neck and merges scales and triads. He kinda hangs out in one shape for the most part.
Jacob Huddleston ah I get ya thanks for the explanation, what is your opinion on John Mayer? I know he is very good but would you consider him a technical master of guitar? Will have to check out some Clapton.
+dudemanismadcool John Mayer is one of the better guitarists of the modern generation. He's really technical and I personally like melodic solos, like Mayer plays, those are the kind of solos you'll end up humming while your going about your day. Mayer is pretty complex with some of the stuff he plays, a lot of the time (at least for me) I'll have to rewind a video a few hundred times to figure out what exactly he's doing.
I have been waiting for this video to come back around. I was checking this out a couple of years ago. This is sweet blues, modern day blues. If you're a blues fan and you haven't seen this, you missed the last chapter in the story. This guy is the next blues star. It was Steve Ray Vaughan and now it is Gary Clark Jr. He's it. Gary Clark Jr. has a Jimi Hendrix feel with a back beat blues. Hot stuff...
this tune NEVER fails to put hair up on my arms after like 12 million listens to .. looove this man his style his tone thank you god for gary clark jr in this age of music made by general motors and cheez wiz ..
hello de la belgique 52 ans mais enfin de la bonne music ça réveille nos oreilles et l'envie de mooverrr et d'apprendre à cette pauvre jeunesse la vrai zik
Love it. Two of my favorite Texas Jammers. Just saw Doyle, Jan 20th , 2022. with Arc Angels. And Saw Gary Clark Jr., Feb 2nd. 2022. I am one happy camper. Rocking it in 2022. Much Love and Music to all. xoxo
@@tim5360 True! Not your regular Epiphone tho...That Casino Gary is playing is from the 60s, same ones John and Paul used back in the day to record the beatles albums....probably around $25K, paired with that cranked VibroKing the tones are just insane.
Gary Clark Jr. I just discovered him. Fantastic band and this man plays with soul, style, and heart. Ice Cool. Puts players like Malmsteen in their place.
I just love the tone of this song. Like he's aspiring to get big. And at his biggest gig to date at that point he remains stoic behind those giant aviators. He's just so blues. Its great.
and after all the incredible performance he closes with that billion-dollar smile and says "thank you"-- what a gorgeous man and equally gorgeous family. bless u all, love from india
I've been in love with guitars and the playing of them for over 50 years. I can play most anything I hear, and that's a bunch. Gary blows me away kinda like Terry Kath of Chicago. Just scratch your head and enjoy the sound because you will not figure it out.
2:10 Probably one of the greatest music shots of all time. A gritty song about fame and pride and then a shot of him capturing the entire crowd in his visor. So cool
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5:33 Im a 70 yr old black, female blues lover , who never thought i would see a artist capture the blues again, after the greats passed on until now!!! Thank you Gary
I no your name❤
That's a really nice heartfelt matter of fact. 😅 First time ever hearing this brother. Where's his talent been all my life !?
Peace
When I was a young kid in austin texas Gary Clark jr was my neighbor and I heard him playing guitar on his porch every night until his dad made him stop true talent from the beginning
really?
THAT YOU CAN TREASURE EVEN IF NOBODY ELSE CAN UNDERSTAND... THAT'S A TRUE BLESSING❣ WHEN I WAS MUCH YOUNGER I USE TO HEAR THIS PERSON PLAYING THE SAX THROUGH THE NIGHT INTO THE EARLY MORNING LIGHT... IT WAS HEAVENLY LISTENING TO IT❣I WAS BLESSED TO HAVE HEARD THE GIFT OF ANOTHER HUMAN BEING WHO DIDN'T HOLD BACK.. PEACE&LOVE🌻
I smell shit
Torn and Frayed awww is someone jealous
I Hate Gays And Black People oh look another very jelly person . 2 for 2
When they show a closeup you can see the entire crowd from the reflection in his glasses. It would make a badass album cover
Dances_ with_weed YEZZZZ!!!!
One of his album covers is pretty much what you described. It was one of his live albums I think.
I was thinking the same thing.
Exactly what i thought i was in printed and on my wall as a screen. Itd be dope
Album called "reflections"
I've discovered this guy in 2024 and he is instantly one of my favorites. Where the fuck have i been?
There's neverending quality music to be found!
You have been officially WOKED UP!!! 🤠🥰😊
Asleep brother, but you're awake now 😂😂
Right?
Me too!!! 😂
Technically, one of the best live recordings I've ever heard.
Will not argue with ya! Saw him in concert! mind *BLOWN*
Absolutely!
It is a fantastic cut, band, vocals, ax, all of it, the production would have been more crisp (wow, huh, pretty crisp as is) if they used the new 803PC-6 system, as it separates all instruments by setting and ranges as well... be in the storm, watch the storm -be the storm. You gonna; know his name and he doesn't even "rap" that name 20 times as so many do, ciao now
Granulated haha what. not even close. his solo is really sloppy and repetitive. i mean its groovy, but not at all technically sound.
I was talking about the quality of the live recording, not his skill level
KIDS STOP THE VIOLENCE.CHILL OUT AND LISTEN TO GOOD MUSIC LIKE DIS.PEACE
Amen.
@@zodiac909 I agree to that listen to the peaceful tunes and keep to yourselves life should be peaceful and happy VIOLENCE is stupid
Yessir I agree
Agreed, brother! SRV,David Gilmour,Eric Clapton,& Jimi Hendrix are my all time favorites; now digging Mr. Clark as well!#🐐#🎸@Marcus Reeves
As a wise man once said, “All You Need Is Love”.
Show some love for the whole band they sound huge!
The reflection of the crowd in his sunglasses is top tier cinematography
I could just watch this on a loop for the rest of my life.
Did I do 👋🏾
I have been@!!
Big Facts!
Just discovered this guy today & I'm hooked.
Me too. Im living inside this video since this day
Welcome to the jungle.
Welcome to the future of blues, I only discovered him 2 years ago and so glad I did unfortunately with the current restrictions not likely to see him play anytime soon.
I'm really jealous of you now.
Me too. I just randomly stumbled upon it
That close up shot of him at the mic and the reflection of the crowd in his shades at 2:20 is awesome
AGREED!!!
AGREED!!!!!
AGREED!!!!!!
Ikr!! that's awesome!
What you don't realize, was this was his breakthrough moment. Until this point in his career nobody outside Austin knew who he was. He was given a shot; He Nailed His Moment.
Grammy and many prices.....these days he is supporting GunsnRoses on tour......
Doyle Bramhall II deserves credit here I think. Great players. Great to see one let the other come to the fore and not insert themselves. Great performance all round.
Reminds me of how it was only after Jimi Hendrix found fame in the UK that the Americans wanted to take notice. Until then he was only another “black man” who had his amps turned down. Legends prevail ✌️
damn right
They all knew his name by the end of the night, that’s for damn sure
This is a Man with Skills, who will probably never achieve the global recognition he deserves..................
He has won 4 Grammys
Is that an American thing where something like "The Grammy's" is a Global thing, I came across Mr Clark Jr by total accident. He deserves more and better............just saying@@gsk9
@@gsk9 I love Gary Clark Jr., yet there's a harsh truth. The genre won't sell big in South and East Asian music scene, sadly.
Music is universal!!...From Brazil with love!!...Specially the blues!!..Peace!✌
let him be like it, tiktokers will ruin his music
Who's ever listening in this precise moment in time. You are my soulmate !
yes i do it now. best regards
Haha yeah, what a jam this is
Think so
Hello, how are you? 😂
Clapton stated that Gary Clark Jr. would carry on great guitar playing for generations...I agree ! this is smokin'
Susan Reed Clapton should know. I've been lov"n Clark's music since saw him on Austin City last year or so.
Susan Reed when Clapton says you're one of the best...youre one of the best
Clapton is getting close to dementia.
Madhu Dason Your comment made my day, thanks a lot I lol’d
Is funny, the guitarist in the yellow shirt, Doyle Bramhall, worked together with Clapton on multiple albums, 'Sessions for Robert J' being one
This solo is probably one of the best i've heard in a long long time. Gary is a freaking beast, too much wind and swagger
Check out the cover of have a cigar by the main squeeze.
@@9thchild358 I second this
Listen to the live of "when my train pull in". In this live for this particular song the solo is on another level almost to the one from Jimmy Hendrix and Carlos Santana. And the voice is perfection.
Since i saw and listen to this live i became a fan.
One
Marcy where I grew up
Bramhall is a living legend and is loving every minute of this experience. You can tell he has mad respect for Gary Johnson and is just soaking it up.
I knew it was him, just needed someone else to confirm.
Both are amazing.
What people don't know was there was a technical problem.. The P.A. dropped sound so they couldn't hear right. He extended the intro of the song til the sound kicked in on the other guitarist amp... then it came back on. You can see the yellow shirt guy make a face like wtf at the beginning and then works it out. Clark held the song together like glue and extended the intro and improved the leads. At some point They came back on. Also that second lead was improved and extended when the crowd lost it.. That's some balls right there keeping your shit together when things are going wrong and steps up and owns it like a boss that he is. Clapton wrote a note to him saying thank you. You make me want to play again.😀
leon Russel
I was wondering why the other player was talking in his ear. Cool story!
"yellow shirt guy" is Doyle Bramhall. Hah. Only maybe the best living guitar player.
Really? Wow, THAT'S cool!!! Wasn't Doyle Bramhall the guy who told him Clapton wanted him to play the festival?
Yes.
This is how the Legends are born.
No one knows who you are.
You get out on that stage.
Blow the livin' soul out that guitar...
And everyone knows your name!!
Gary can play some mean guitar from the gut!!!
@@gogotuners765 You feel his music from deep down ..very cool
He's truly a force of nature! 💯🔥
His voice, rhythm, tone, riffs, band, vibe… love
Sounds somewhat like Robin Trower. Great talent this fella. Got it on repeat. Facts. Peace
I keep coming back for this again and again.
I do to
Gary Clark Jr. is the last torch bearer of rock-n-roll. Thank you sir.
He’s definitely one of them
Word.
This man is the DEFINITION of a living legend, it's a shame that rest of the world has not caught onto his talent yet.
Perhaps, although i saw him live for the 2nd time yesterday (as special guest to Guns n Roses in Groningen), there were quite a few people amazed by his performance. Definitely a living legend.
i agree with you, this guy is a CRACK
Kiwi here, we hear him, don’t worry.
It's why label it as a talent
It's why label it as a talent
All the thumbs to this for being live
It's guys like Gary Clark that have helped me to break free from the boredom of main stream music!
69ragster right on
Try Rage Against The Machine instead ;) I promisse you will not feel bored! :P
Listen to Junior Kimbrough... The Rolling Stones went to his juke joint in Mississippi to hear him...
He was taught before mainstream music. The Best artists stick to them blues! Its that DEEP!
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This live performance is so much better than studio version......WOW!
Yeah that record was stripped of vibe.. sad..
Sooo much better. I listened to the studio version once. Never again
I prefer his live stuff. Especially Blak & Blu live.
I find Gary Clark Jr to be MUCH better live than any studio version i've heard of any of his songs. Go look up When my train pulls in @ Jam in the Van!
Absolutely!!!!
No body notice the fact that at 3:30 the guy in the Yellow tshirts was supposed to play his solo but due to technical difficulty there was no sound and he says it in Gary's ear and Gary improvises for the rest of the song ,LIVE, mind-blowing
The man in the yellow tee shirt is Doyle Bramhall II.
@@julieb8156 and he's one of the handful of people playing on a right handed guitar with his left hand! :)
He wasn't, if you know the progression of the song, garys continued solo isnt improvised, it ran exactly as it should have.
@@utsukmusic u ever heard the studio version? I don't think so, Do you know anything about music, I don't think so
@@julieb8156and Bramhall is a talent on his own.
crossroads hopefully never ends,money or whatever should not be the reason...this is extra-ordinary
the crowd in his glasses was a great shot
I will never forget this performance! It was hotttt, humid and we were getting tired until this livened everyone up!
We are going All in with this guy
Freakin amazing! What a talent! The awards shows are filled with crap artists! Put this man on stage at the Grammys!!!🎉🎉🎉
How the hell do you give this thumbs down? I've seen this guy live, with Clapton. Don't get any better! This kid is phenomenal!
Sorta like the 3k down thumbs for SRV. Either their fingers up is messed up or they are soul less.
cause they didn`t know the difference of upside and downside?? regards and smile.
watching Gary is like a lesson on how to be confortable with the guitar, pure talent
checkout "The BOTS"
Pure talent indeed. It's obviously a gift. He's probably related to royalty somewhere along his ancestry.
#GARYCLARKJR #BRIGHTLIGHTS Gary is outstanding. He speaks with his guitar. What an extraordinary performance by this young guitarist. It was obvious from the beginning that he was a rare talent. This is a rare gem #EXTRAORDINARY 🥁🥁🎹🎺🎷🎸💛💚💙🧡💜💖❤️
Other level voice, guitar, and stage presence… thankful to have found his music!
Me too. I'm totally hooked. Now I have to plan a road trip to see him live 🎶🎼👍😎💗💗
@gbncondor6720That’s Doyle Bramhall 2
Saw him live... I've been to quite a few concerts in my time and Gary is one of the few artist that I've completely gone out of my body while listening to someone play live.
Me toi
Same
Good thing he wasn't dead
Probably the most underrated musician in recent time! True heart and soul!
The crowd shot in his glasses... Superb. Best picture, ever
Fucking amazing shot for his coming out party. Absolutely beautiful
Goddam I love that punchy, thick, bassy, fuzzed out tone he uses.
+lolttyl143
nod to the seventies :-)
+blondwiththewind *sixties
Josh dM Could be....sounds like the seventies to me.
+blondwiththewind Because the fuzz face has been designed in 1965 and overused since Hendrix made in popular
Josh dM Are you referring to the pedal? Yeah....they used wah pedals a LOT in the seventies...that was part of why it hit my ear that way. But he's got a dedication to sixties type blues, too. It's all good.
Stevie Ray & Prince are so proud 👏.... love and respect from SC, USA
I love when they do a close up on Gary's face like at 4:45. You can see a reflection on his sunglasses that shows you what it must look like from his perspective.
I liked your observation. you have sensibility like artist
I saw the same thing - but my question is, where the heck is the camera?
walker632 just look like generic aviators. you can find em at Walmart, unless you want name brand shit which would be Ray Ban
"brand shit" lol If you go with a brand like Ray-Ban, you buy quality and glasses that actually protect your eyes, unlike the ones at Walmart. They will last you a lifetime if you take care of them properly. I use Aviators that are around 30 years old, I just had to change the nose pads 10 years ago because I lost one somehow. I agree that a brand name is not a guarantee of quality, but for some brands it is.
Alexei Pacholuk oh god idk what I would do if someone just handed me a microphone and told me to sing my favorite song
I circle back to this performance every once in a while to get my face rocked clean off. Musicianship, sound crew and camera work all FIRE.
Same! It blows me away EVERYTIME!
That solo has to be one of the best I've ever heard. The band is ridiculously tight as well, wish I could have been there.
At 4:34 when he transitions and the crowd has to snap out of it like oh shit we just got our faces melted better holler for it
Why the audience isn’t going insane I dont know. Legendary.
When the music absolutely captures you it can be hard to move sometimes!
@@sleeveho7577amen
Captivating. Gobsmacked. Intoxicated. Mesmerized.....
Well it was because this was during Crossroads in Chicago many years ago and all the Boomers were asleep until The Clap took the stage
I've listened to this dozens of times and I'm nowhere near tired of it. This is just a piece of smokin' guitar. As for all the comparisons....who gives a shit who some person you've never met compares Gary Clark to someone like Hendrix.Or SRV, or whoever. Just appreciate GC Jr for who he is and how he plays.
love you brother
I know this is late lmao but I couldn't have said it better
Omg Me!
That's straight up Bob Kaufman. I like a lot of different musicians and I don't really care really at all, what anybody else thinks about them.
To each his own. he does Clark very well.
Gary Clark Jr is off the hook, his concert at Lollapalooza was over the top and soo jammed. This guy arrived awhile ago! Welcome you all who are new to him! Glad you finally found him. Trying to get tix to a concert in May, barely any tic left at Red Rocks in Colorado!
Going to see him in Connecticut at Sound on Sound festival
I love how this song just drives the hell out of a minor. literally one chord the entire time lol. I love how they embrace the effectiveness of simplicity and focus on tones, emotions, the overall vibe/feel of the song, etc. It's an honest display of discipline and maturity when musicians demonstrate how less is more. very tasteful!
Great analysis! ...The one chord wrapped in road-base with speed bumps covered in velvet. Building and falling intensity. If music teachers want to get kids into music of all genres, this should be one of the pieces they turn the kids onto. He's straight, cool and genuine ... looking forward to seeing him age over the years
Cathy Campbell I so agree....
Smooth
There are chord changes throughout the entire song
My sister just turned me on to this song... man o man! What a jam.. not to mention Gary Clark Jr is frickin beautiful.. what a voice!!!
If this groove doesn't grab you immediately, you don't like music.
Or yer dead....
Just discovered this man 3 days ago, this tune has been stuck on me ever since
Amazing
Absolutely. 😎👍😎👍😎
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When you see Gary Clark Jr an grace bower play together your soul will be healed
Refreshing to see a real musician these days. The Man is fire.
🔥
This live performance of Bright lights is for me the best one from far!!! All the band is making an outstanding musical performance, each one of them are pure talents, thanks to you all guys!!! 👏👏👏
Ya gotta admit the entire line up is what makes this work. Doyle adds alot
Dare I say it! Shades of Hendrix. Gary Clark Junior is phenomenal.
I had about 11 or 12 yo when i found this Crossroads DVD on a music store. Watched it for years.
I remember Gary Clark jr, his parents and my family went to the same church.,Austin Tx. I also remember when he played downtown Austin on 6th street..Gary Jr .know how to play that Guitar!! I also loved him in the movie "Honeydripper".
This performance and the John Mayer trio's performance of ain't no sunshine at the same festival are my two favorite live performances of all time.
100% agree
Gary is awesome! he proves that u don't have to be a ridiculous shredder or a technical genius to be considered a guitar heavy weight. you just need the passion. to me that beats all the technical skill in the world
+chad singleton hey could you elaborate? I am in the early stages of learning guitar and to me it obviously looks like he is basically as good as you get. By technical skill are you referring to the solo/riffs he plays, are they considered simple?
+dudemanismadcool he means like he's kinda anchored into the minor pentatonic scale which is the first thing most people learn (towards soloing) like he's not doing some crazy stuff like Clapton where he jumps all over the neck and merges scales and triads. He kinda hangs out in one shape for the most part.
Jacob Huddleston ah I get ya thanks for the explanation, what is your opinion on John Mayer? I know he is very good but would you consider him a technical master of guitar? Will have to check out some Clapton.
Ya jacob said it perfectly
+dudemanismadcool John Mayer is one of the better guitarists of the modern generation. He's really technical and I personally like melodic solos, like Mayer plays, those are the kind of solos you'll end up humming while your going about your day. Mayer is pretty complex with some of the stuff he plays, a lot of the time (at least for me) I'll have to rewind a video a few hundred times to figure out what exactly he's doing.
One of my best song
I have been waiting for this video to come back around. I was checking this out a couple of years ago. This is sweet blues, modern day blues. If you're a blues fan and you haven't seen this, you missed the last chapter in the story. This guy is the next blues star. It was Steve Ray Vaughan and now it is Gary Clark Jr. He's it. Gary Clark Jr. has a Jimi Hendrix feel with a back beat blues. Hot stuff...
This song keeps pulling me back.
Mesmerized
Can't wait to see him in a few months at Beak & Skiff in Lafayette, NY. This dude is awesome
It's great to see the brothers rocking again.
They never stopped bro
@@ThunderDawg89 your write but too much rap and not enough soul spiritual like blues,jazz,rock.
this tune NEVER fails to put hair up on my arms after like 12 million listens to .. looove this man his style his tone thank you god for gary clark jr in this age of music made by general motors and cheez wiz ..
Hes uh pretty fuckin great!..😎
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One of the best live performances I’ve seen. Must have watched this countless times over the years! My default setting!
hello de la belgique 52 ans mais enfin de la bonne music ça réveille nos oreilles et l'envie de mooverrr et d'apprendre à cette pauvre jeunesse la vrai zik
Love the Reflection of the Crowd in, Gary’s Aviators in this video. Rippin’ Chords, the way Rock and Roll was meant to look and sound.
Good Stuff!
When the live video is better than the official video...
Eddie Bass Gary, John Mayer and Clapton all sound insanely good live, way better than some of the studio songs
Jonathan Sinner the lead guitar was missing in the beginning thats my only issue with it
Eddie Bass All his songs are pristine live!
Those accents by Bramhall make this....GREAT!!!
Ivan Ahtoong and granddaughter
I just CANNOT stop listening to this guy. Amazing!!
Love it. Two of my favorite Texas Jammers. Just saw Doyle, Jan 20th , 2022. with Arc Angels. And Saw Gary Clark Jr., Feb 2nd. 2022. I am one happy camper. Rocking it in 2022. Much Love and Music to all. xoxo
Lucky you. I’m happy for you.
@@elizabethmcleod246 thank you !!! Much Happiness and Music in 2022 for you as well. ! :)
The bass player is a machine.
Yeah who is that?
They played in Wichita the other day The Foo Fighters, this band fucking rocks
cornel west and joe rogan brought me here, and had a great time
me too :D
same loved it, never heard of him
Same same
you are not alone
same
I think I’m like... the only person in my high school that enjoys this style of music, actually, any style of music. I love this
Keep your heart and mind open,hopefully you will have good teachers,don't look around in high school,look forward,you are in the age of discovery 🌎
"There are only two people in the world who understand special relativity, myself & I'm yet to meet the other person"- Einstein
SRV be watchin from heaven with pride and joy ...cheers ....
Dude, the way they ended that song was so perfect, and not on the usual place most bands try to end a blues song, at least to what it sounded like.
Gary Clark Jr. proves one important things: Epiphone still rockin'.
It's legendary Casino!
When you know this man can afford a Gibson but he's still rockin of the epiphone, then you know it's something special
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@@tim5360 True! Not your regular Epiphone tho...That Casino Gary is playing is from the 60s, same ones John and Paul used back in the day to record the beatles albums....probably around $25K, paired with that cranked VibroKing the tones are just insane.
Gary Clark Jr. I just discovered him. Fantastic band and this man plays with soul, style, and heart. Ice Cool. Puts players like Malmsteen in their place.
Gary and his band are underrated big time he has alot of good music. Love thier style it has a little bit of everything in it
One of the greatest songs ever. Everyone at this festival had better recognize how lucky they were to experience this.
They'lll allways remember it.
Thats what your call greatness.
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This metalhead just discovered that blues is still alive.
👍🏻
Merci CrossroadsGuitar via Gaey Clark Jr 💖🎼
Gary Clark Jr is the epitome of American music!
Holy smokes , that's a sound that grabs your spine .
Love this song and any artist with two drummers means serious business
2 drummers..yes
A song I invariably crank up the volume when It comes on!
Gary caught you. You caught feelings
WOW, there still is hope for hearing music that is literally levels above the mainstream, corporate crap thats repeated over, over...
I just love the tone of this song. Like he's aspiring to get big. And at his biggest gig to date at that point he remains stoic behind those giant aviators. He's just so blues. Its great.
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and after all the incredible performance he closes with that billion-dollar smile and says "thank you"-- what a gorgeous man and equally gorgeous family. bless u all, love from india
Wow! just found this. I think Gary Clark Jr. has a new fan....
go forward brother
So powerful - One of the best live filming and audio...
Gotta love the double drum sets and that driving, distorted rhythm!
I've been in love with guitars and the playing of them for over 50 years. I can play most anything I hear, and that's a bunch. Gary blows me away kinda like Terry Kath of Chicago. Just scratch your head and enjoy the sound because you will not figure it out.
2:10 Probably one of the greatest music shots of all time. A gritty song about fame and pride and then a shot of him capturing the entire crowd in his visor. So cool
Whoa……
Agree...
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You're right, I took a screenshot of it when I first saw it.
Couldn't agree more
I love this riff. So heavy, just the right amount of crunch, and then the fuzz licks interspersed...
Pls Translate your Slang☺
Jimmy Hendrix had a godson! So great to hear this song!