Eric Johnson - Live at Rockefellers, TX 1984 - (FULL SHOW)

[@PeaceAndChickenGrease]

Thank you!!! Im on week 3 of an adhd fixation on Trail of Tears😂😭🤘

[@keith1508]

1 - Soulful Terrain 2 - Friends (at 5:10) 3 - Victory (at 10:40) 4 - Emerald Eyes (at 15:30) 5 - Down Here on the Ground, by Wes Montgomery (at 19:40) 6 - All I Need, Rob Alexander 2nd vocal (at 23:40) 7 - Freedom Jazz Dance, by Eddie Harris (at 28:10) Rare! been looking for a recording of Eric doing this for a long time 8 - improv? 9 - I’m Trying, Rob Alexander vocals, (at 44:00) Eric opens up a nice long jam on this one! 10 - Trail of Tears (at 56:30) 11 - Trademark (at 1:02:40) 12 - Axis Bold as Love, Jimi Hendrix (at 1:07:30)

[@damoninlr]

Good lord, where in the world did you get all of this gold? This is insane! 💪💪💪

[@wholeworld399]

Saw EJ at Rockefeller's 85 or 86. .at about that time, Rockfest 1984 (Bill Hicks, Hey Boy (later Velvet Hammer), Eric Johnson, Pat Travers. Thanks for upload. 😊😊

[@robertstamm4552]

Thank you, EJ’s tone in that era was amazing with the Dumble, Fender & Marshall set up. This has to be one of the earliest shows with Tommy on drums. Great bass solo by Rob Alexander- very Jaco -esque.

[@geneo7054]

Thank you!!! ROCK!!! 🎸💪🏻😎

[@alexpa4235]

Thanks!!!

[@walterdelmar9977]

Subscribed!

[@georgiomckenzie3697]

Hey, why did EJ live at the Bottom Line 1989 video get removed. I really like that vid and listen to it everyday but it's gone😭

[@reaganbrowneofficialyoutube]

This was back before he had his Chandler Tube Driver and was using a Tube Screamer for his lead Marshall tone. You can hear how the Tube Driver took his lead sound to a whole other level of Violin Tone later on. 🔥

[@dc7326]

*Ackchyually* ...he was using a tube overdrive pedal designed by BK called the mini Mini Boogie and later Matrix likely as far back as 1980. The '84 Guitar Player article didn't list its inclusion.

[@danmills8521]

He absolutely was using the BKBTD during this period. He sometimes had the tube screamer for use in his dirty rhythm tone not lead