YOU ARE VERY COOL BECAUSE YOU KNOW HOW HARD IT IS

Why is it such a surprise when a white guy can sing?

Give a listen to Frank Marino... He did a lot of blues cover songs. A few originals too! And Frank always played them in his own guitar style too!

12 strings bro! Look at the neck head... Tuning knobs on both sides. The Winter brothers were awesome! Johnny played the 69 Woodstock. Edger was a rocker and Johnny loved his blues. And they had no problem combining their talents.

In your hands they all sound Great! I would pick the 57 custom as the best though! Great playing!

You’re great, on the right track! Make it your own, it’s just that nobody will ever be able to play like him, but I’m glad he inspired you and you sound great!

I love Vince gill. I also love Eric captions , old love.

I like the tequila sunrise 🌞

SRV, a well-deserved number one, but if you listen to Jimi Hendrix's 'Blues' album, it's a real blues guitar school that everyone, old and new bluesmen alike, has a lot to learn from

2:09 OK you just blew me away. I’m impressed you actually know, buddy Rich is….. fastest left hand ever ever ever ever Oh, and by the way the crowd is gonna blow you away 🎉😂❤

The greatest Queen in my book ever. Miss you Freddie. ❤

this song was written by WHITFIELD AND BARRETT WHO WORKED FOR MOTOWN

Got to see him in more recent years at the Tower in Upper Darby. Encore covering Black Hole Sun with talk box and wawa pedal was worth the price of admission

Y'all thought y'all had a corner on this thing didn't you now.

He also plays drums

Roy Clark & Gatemouth Brown - Four O'Clock In The Morning, / Roy Clark & Gatemouth Brown - Busted. .........awesome

Like many others I started with Little Walter, Bo Diddley, then Folk, Sabicas Flamenco guitar, AKUS, Chet Atkins, Vince Gill, Lynard Skynard, and others. I like all great guitar music at 85+.

A must see. Keith Urban - Shelby County Jail - live

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The full version of the song is way better. Dani got a five or six octave vox range. He doesnt always deliver but when he does...Cradle is one of my all time favorites.

Your tone is killer, dude! What amp u playin'?

You're talented brother, God bless you

God's got plans for this incredible talent

You're awesome! Love you brother, gods got big plans for my mans

Vince has a way of accentuating a note in a chord. Its top tier player level.

That is actually Sammy hagar

The baddest blues man ever..I’ll die on that hill

Anyone other than me hear some Robin Trower influence? And that's a good thing.

Johnny Winter was ahead of his time. He peaked before Cream and Led Zeppelin. America was not ready for him.

I first saw Tommy and Phil in The Emmanuel Brother's Band at Didi's in Sydney in the mid 80's...Tommy played his Tele and Phil played his Strat...Just WOW...!!...Great memories...!!

This show was called Hee Haw! Variety show, fun.😊😊

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I really like this guy! And I ain't just talking about Joe either! Everything you said in reaction to this incredible version of Blues Deluxe is the same way I feel about it. We could easily be best friends and I want to hang out with you and listen to some great Blues music! Love you, man.

What camera are you using clipped to your headstock here? I’m wanting to try this and can’t figure it out! Thanks man! Awesome video

The whole song is a seduction. Watching other reactions with say a husband and wife....the whole time the wife is grooving to the music and living in his fantasy, and the husband is listening thinking this is really good, then hey wait a minute! My wife is being seduced by a white guy from 1973.

Pure talent!!

Bro - amazing solo. I have no idea why you don’t have more likes. I know good guitarists, and especially blues guitarists, and you are in rare air. Keep it up.

My friend you have frame of reference!., when you describe how stupid good this was,it reminds me of the complete "Ah Struck I was and still am that someone can make a guitar sound like this. Check out Roy Clark"La magiena"

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That’s Tommy Shannon on Bass later with Double Trouble

Wow love this the 70s was amazing ✌️

@4:01 -- 4:20 : "Walk, Don't Run" by the Ventures. Some of the commentors picked up on that (no pun intended) but I've yet to see a single reactor EVER mention this. I thought it was a clever, mischievious insertion by Mr. Emmanuel. You're too young to know who The Ventures are, lol. Enjoyed your reaction nonetheless! (@4:30 -- possibly "Gloria" by Laura Branigan?)

Peter Green .

I think Johnny came before Hendrix but then I was twelve or thirteen. Maybe not ?

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

Classic blues song very well done

Great song really beautiful and twisted at the same dark beauty

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Ive seen Roy play every stringed instrument there is, and he was equally proficient in every single one of them. He's the most talented musician there has ever been, and I will always stand behind that statement.

Great vid mate…. Have you ever checked out Jackie Venson… SHES ABSOLUTE CLASS, SINGING SONGWRITING AND HER GUITAR❣️❣️❣️ Just check her out Y’ALL💯💯👍👍👍