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Saw Roy live at least 15 times. Magic every time. Broke my heart when he passed. Whatever "IT" is .....Roy had more than anyone!!!

Not his best playing for sure. Pretty sloppy and some of the worst tones I’ve heard from Roy. Disappointing.

I think I was at this concert. I saw him there at Park east or west. I forget. It was in the late seventies.

Hmm. That was friggin cool.

DAMN!!!! He says it all !😊

Do you know why you don’t see a label on the headstock? Because Roy put a piece of black electrical tape over it ! Fact !

this is the only song they ever played that absolutley sux

Lovely

Thank you so much for this changed my life fr

an interesting noodler and reluctant singer.

Four months later and am back listening to this cover song by Roy, soaking in his genius....O' the guitar picking here! I was with Roy a month before he committed suicide, spent some time with him in his trailer in the parking lot at Skipper's Smokehouse. I never would have guessed he'd be dead just weeks later. I listen to this picking here and am reminded of how brilliant the man was! I am still sad over his tragic death. I sit here listening to this...............and tears flow from my eyes. Mister softy me!

This picking gives me goosebumps! The man was good! There were some select few Roy shows at My Father's Place on Long Island mid 70's I believe. Of all the show he played there, there were these few shows where he did things with his guitar I've heard nowhere else. Some of the best Roy picking I've ever heard, not to be duplicated at any of his other shows. Just amazing. It was one of the WLIR recordings I believe. Me and my friend Tony seem to be the only ones aware of these shows. This man is under-rated generally speaking!

Omg this is epic

heard it on wyep in pittsburgh . drove home to listen to it again . yay

6:15 the best

6:15

One of the best

Who used the whole fret board more than Roy? Nobody

Who had as broad od catalog as Roy? Nobody

thought id heard every Roy song on YT .. been a fan since way back at college in mid 70s ... seen him live .. this is awesome.. thank you so much for posting ... Sign of a master .. always changing the way he plays his tunes ... Roy Buchanan IS a NUMBER ONE !!! RIP you were taken far to early in your life .. the master

Led Zeppelin was not mimicking the song "Spanish Harlem" here - Robert Plant was simply singing the lyrics to it over the same riff section that they'd been playing since 1973. Robert finishes up with some of the words from Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock" song - "We are stardust, we are golden. We've got to get ourselves back to the garden...back to the garden..." Some nights Robert sang the lyrics to Scott McKenzie's song "San Francisco" and some times he sung more of the lyrics to the song "Woodstock." It depends on his mood. It's all good !

i was there.

Unreal talent , just brilliant work Roy, my goodness.... R.I.P.

My fellow guitarist called it 'Killing The Cat'

Saw him at The Club Casino around this time. Amazing

One of the coldest to do it…

Roy in full flight and I love where he joins the circus

Roy Buchanan is an Idea. Similar to Watts and Mckenna

THE Master blaster of the Telecaster

Angle Jeff Buckley came among us for the shortest time then had to return back to his day job of singing his and other people's brilliant songs and playing his guitar for evermore in Heaven. Jeff just like his dear dad and dear mother left a permanent print in our memory

The band may have been: Roy Buchanan (gtr); Paul Jacobs (p); Gordon Johnson (bs); Gordy Knudtson (dr)

You were lucky to have seen him play...I was

Oh shit. 10:04✔️ this band is legit

I didnt know paul simon played guitar for Led Zeppelin

Incredible ! I'd give my left foot to play like that. Watched all 4 segments of Remembering Roy Buchannan just today. I bet if you checked you would find that the bars he played in didn't sell much beer when he played there. To mesmerized by the music.

Brutal, brutal

As a Roy Buchanan devotee and a novice guitar player, I'm interested in getting the Cords, tabs and lyrics for "Please Don't turn me away". Any help out there?

forget it !

Absolute respect for Roy's talents, abilities, genre blending, accomplishments, interpretations, and fearlessness. Do perceive : He really loved performing. YES ..........

I thought the Keyboardist sang

He never sang to my recolection so it is hard to measure him with Hendrix, Trower, Gibbons. He was good for sure and this is awesome! Thanks so much for the post!

I have never heard this and I am amazed

That drop @ 3:14 is crazy!!!

His wife spurred an investigation into the allegation that he was murdered in the cell that night. Not sure what the outcome was. All I know for sure is he was one heckova guitarist!

This guy is spellbinding. He plays so perfectly so easily that it seems he can ...at will....do anything he wants with his hands ....playing in so many ways at once ...like he's toying with us. His reasoning for turning down the Rolling Stones gig....." I don't look like a Rolling Stone ..I don't feel like a Rolling Stone....why would I join that band ? "

1:54 The variations he always makes live... thank you Jeff

Непревзойденные. Магическая музыка.Только с Лед Зеппелин я по настоящему погружаюсь в магический транс. Их музыка как наркотик.Кого бы ни слушал, тоже великолепные группы, но всегда возвращаюсь к этой группе. Как будто с другой планеты.

Master of the Telecaster been listening to him since the 70s

Nothing better than Roy Buchanan playing the blues. No one can touch him. He was one in a million for sure.