blues saraceno live 1993

[@joeg816]

I wish I could find an entire concert of this guy. His first couple of albums are classics. Such feel. What a player.

[@SvenBlumer]

Blues in the modern tilt back in the day...already on fire. Good vibes to this guy - and some new albums for the discerning ;)

[@OjosDeHuever]

What a curse for a solo guitarist to have T.M. Stevens on the bass... still Blues manages to catch the attention. Way underrated guitarist!

[@MrAcidraz]

Vai is hardly a overplaying shredder, blues saraceno definitely has his sound, you can tell with a few notes of vibrato and his bends and you know who it is! same with via, would be great to see G4 with saraceno, zappa, vai. and satriani, these guys all translate from mind and soul to strings better than anyone, because its just not all technical. now someone like Jeff loomis is technical as all hell but his guitar just doesnt speak!

[@jpmendez]

I'm a big fan of Blues...the song is titled "The Scratch", Awsome footage!!! Got any more???

[@APPART]

Cannes 1993 j'y étais !!!!!

[@distorcio-zu9wt]

Este show es unas semanas antes q entrara a poison,para completar el tour sudamericano,x chile argentina,Venezuela ,México y un par de show en usa,entre julio y agosto de 1993.y enero de 1994 en Brasil This shows is before week,blues sarraceno ,enter to poison in july 1993,tour native tongue, country chili,argentina Venezuela and mexico. Fans poison we love you!! Blues sarraceno!! Please back to sudamerica!

[@wounder2010]

I Just poured my heart out about Blues and the post ate it, anyways I heard his dad had alot to do with his always changing tones he made his pedals, the guy is incredible and underated I cant stand when people call him a satch rip off, hes nothing like him he got Effed by the indrustry. Hairpic is like Van Halen 1 if you play guitar you need to own a copy not a bad song on it.

[@slapitman]

Always though Blues was the missing link in the G3. His songs are great and he really is musical when he plays not just a shred fest. Brilliant tone.

[@BillLarkinmusic]

Great feeling!

[@robertsuazoalarcon5755]

Are you saying that Dimebag influenced on Blues's playing? 'cause it's definitely the other way around.... Dimebag was a Blues fan, he tattooed Blues' Plaid pattern in one of his legs.

[@necrocago]

Man, thanks for posting this video!!! Blues is such a fantastic guitar player. Do you have any video of Blues playing with Cream?.

[@melbookermusic]

...awesome

[@deathlesshorsie]

I'm sure i read Blues Saraceno recorded all the guitar fills for the Sitcom "Friends"?

[@jethro1130c]

Always a badass!

[@dermotfenster9980]

RIP TM Stevens 😢

[@wounder2010]

Lighter shade of plaid, Off the Plaid album, WOW!!

[@DaviUba]

Great!

[@vicenteroma]

@Hairmetalfreak2 This is before he was in Poison

[@essej765]

great player!

[@Guireles2007]

The Scratch with T. M. Stevens!!!

[@thereturnoftheshred]

Seen him at a guitar convention at the SECC in Glasgow at this time, was awesome

[@FelixCarcone]

feeling master

[@tolgaercal8664]

🤘👏👌👍

[@indiandead]

Great

[@rog5272]

i got that yamaha guitar

[@slapitman]

Look Vai is a great player he is a bit off the wall but that's a good thing imo as they entertain. I however love people like Saraceno and Timmons who I think have that extra something that often get's lost in shred fests - note selection and song writing. Joe Satriani is able to retain it but would love to see other great players get the same recognition. Top players..Dan Huff, Blues Saraceno and Andy Timmons all missing on the G3 tour!!

[@toohipgottago]

Man where did you get this?! do you have any other clip?

[@deadmanhand]

that's T.M Stevens??? saraceno rocks

[@devinwebb0]

need whammy bar, i need a damn whammy bar.

[@LedSlash71]

i was indeed saying that dime was influenced by blues

[@wezzmusic]

Obviously inspired by Mr Zappa & a certain Mr Vai.

[@joelsito29]

bootsy coollings?

[@audiogarden1]

I would argue that one of the things that makes vai so spectacular is the fact that he doesnt overplay. He has his shreddy songs, but some of his best, most powerful music, such as Hand on heart and tender Surrender, is all about perfect note selection and phrasing, nothing "overplayed" about it. I would argue that his does a much better job communicating feelings and emotion than timmons. AT has some real nice tones and unique licks, but a lot of it isnt very captivating. My opinion.

[@vancekviz7446]

"Shreddy doesnt equate to "overplaying." You can shred in service to the music. Maaaan, you cray.

[@oscara2965]

Triunph

[@Kelbi00]

0:17 Nice clothes XD haha

[@vicenteroma]

@MrMaskymask The Scratch

[@audiogarden1]

Youre crazy if you dont think Vai's phrasing and note selection isnt at least as good or better as those guys.

[@manumanu10]

TM STEVENS

[@DaanAmorim]

/watch?v=U0WfBstXvIk Blues Saraceno If you Believe

[@ozzman25]

Never gets the credit due

[@slapitman]

I have to say friend I disagree, I really like Vai and appreciate his contribution to pushing the instrument and the boundaries but he does often overplay hence his 'shreddy songs' which is my point. While Andy may be less unique in technique he always is playing for the song (even in Danger Danger). Anyhow I appreciate people want different things - you want captivation I want to listen to the music.

[@LedSlash71]

I can sure hear some dimebag here, and he was an influence on him

[@slapitman]

I don't doubt his phrasing is exemplary but he has a real tendency to be flashy and over play to retain his place as king of the hill. I just believe that there are other players out there with very similar technique who know the difference between a turkey sandwich and an overcooked thanks giving dinner. My opinion.

[@These_go_to_eleven_1959]

wha! too much wha! Love his playing but the wha ruined it for me

[@panagiotischaralampous6807]

the track has wha, plus it' s live

[@danieldebaskerville6614]

Same horror vacui you can listen everywhere and ever. Does a guitar player have to fill and fill and fill his solo time? And licks are the oldest and most known of everyone... Poor music, isn't it?