Guitar Teacher REACTS: Jonny Lang "A Quitter Never Wins" /// LIVE 4K

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[@dnah2k]

Miss Jonny... pray he's healing and will one day take us all by surprise with new music!

[@troymakowski]

Met Jonny backstage when I was about 13. Genuinely the nicest dude ever.

[@RonaldEllenburg]

Bluesman deluxe.....nuff said. A real blues survivor who had it at the first , and will till the last. Groomed to be , and so he is. Guitar , voice , and life all given to the Blues. Thanks always for the breakdowns mr Palmesano......your the best!! A quitter never ends. ron

[@kibo8064]

Saw him in a bar when he was 14. Has never stopped rockin!

[@joelronningen9930]

Was it at Kirby's?! I dropped in here to comment that was where I saw him, at the Corner That Rocks(ed, RIP).

[@mollynash2597]

Jonny is such a dynamic performer. I saw him for the first time in 1999 and became addicted, lol. I've seen him in concert 30+ times and it never got old. I've been sad that he hasn't given any updates on his voice issue since 2021. I hope he can return to music.

[@scottshand8559]

Very nice blues tune, Johnny Lang has done so much since his Disney days, a real player's player and a vey tight band! Also I love arpeggio face. Looks good on you brother!

[@bluezjc50]

As a life time member here at this amazing place where Michael never disappoints in breaking it all down to details so impressive. I don’t know what keeps Me from this on a daily bases ! So inspiring! Focus Jimmy! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@kylewesley6277]

I took lessons from his teacher. Amazing teacher and player. Shout out to Ted Larsen from MN!!

[@KorbinX]

He is such a fantastic artist

[@kensolo6793]

I haven't seen a performance like this since I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn Live. I am old blues rocker - how is it I have never heard of Johhny Lang before? Wow, what a band! I am an instant fan! Thank You!!!!

[@RonOrud]

He has been playing since he was a kid. Then dropped out of the scene for a while. Now he’s back with a vengeance. Saw him live a few years ago and blew everyone away.

[@mytubeisland]

Same here!!

[@ryanjeffries3407]

​@@RonOrudHe hasn't toured in years, he retired due to vocal damage is what his PR firm put out. He hasn't ever addressed his absence himself and he isn't on social media.

[@RonOrud]

@@ryanjeffries3407 he played the Mississippi Valley Blues fest in 2018. It was great. He forced his voice so much as a kid, i am sure that is when the damage started.

[@WarlockRS]

Go listen to "still raining"

[@dangray]

I have loved Jonny Lang for years. Since he looked like a baby. That voice!

[@patrickmcnally2714]

Its cool to see a Jonny Lang react!!! Could have a masterclass in vocal training with him too. I was lucky to see him SEVERAL times. Shame the decades of over reaching his vocals forced him to quit touring all together... Would be cool to see how you react to that as well, espescially with your recent vocal training. Not taking anything away from him, honestly, hes probably one of the reasons i oicked up a guitar in the first place!

[@TerryWilsonModels]

I never noticed it before but when you started talking about his vibroto I noticed how much his playing was similar to Jeff Healey. Almost identical vibroto sound.

[@JeremyMaz]

Jonny is an awesome human being. I met him twice

[@valogden]

I don't know if you have seen 15 yr old Taj Farrant. He and Christone "Kingfish" Ingram have been touted as the future of the blues. Kingfish is more blues where Taj is blues/rock. They are supposed to do a song on Taj's 2nd album. Taj is touring now promoting his first album Chapter One. Taj's favorite guitar player is Gary Moore and he plays Gary's Parisienne Walkways at every show. Taj's first album has 6 original songs that went to #1 on iTunes worldwide blues charts. His album was #1 on iTunes worldwide and #2 on Billboard Blues charts. It's so hard to describe how good Taj is live. His videos are great but seeing him live is another level. He's a really great young man. He's so sweet and humble. He's easy to talk and really knowledgeable about his equipment. When he gets onstage he becomes one with the guitar and takes you with him on his music journey. His album was produced by grammy award winning Ken Lewis who said when someone asked him if he would work with a 14 yr old he said no and then told it was blues he said no way. He saw Taj's show and said can you be in the studio tomorrow. He said Taj could stand toe to toe with any guitar player out there. Which is probably a good thing given the past year Taj had and some of the people he played with like Eric Gales and Buddy Guy. He's just fun to watch. Check out him playing his song Mumma Raised a Man at any of his live shows or him playing Prince's The Ride at Telluride Blues festival. He was asked to play it at the 40th anniversary celebration for Prince and the release of Purple Rain. He also performed Purple Rain with Prince's band NPG. He's an independent artist. Everything he has accomplished has been thru videos and word of mouth. Taj was the youngest guitar player endorsed by Gibson at 9 yrs old. He is endorsed by Kiesel and mostly plays his signature gold top guitar by them.

[@dpvbischoff]

I have seen Jonny Lang live twice, and I recently watched about half a dozen videos of him performing A Quitter Never Wins. I noticed that he performs the same shtick almost every time: he plays the signature riff, then his equipment manager comes out with a different guitar. He sings some lines while casually fiddling with his guitar and strap, and then explodes into the solo. Is this just theatrics? It works for me. Its like "yea, whatever. I dont even know if im in tune" then he melts your face.

[@wittekjmusic]

Jonny a real Genius, Awesome Blues Man👍🎸Born to be a King of Blues after BB King🎸 Vibrato One of the best on the planet! He is GIANT on the guitar 🎸frets field! One of my Favorit blues guitarist. THXS

[@RecoveryAdvocates]

Saw him crushing it opening for Blues Traveler in like 1998 I think it was

[@JeremyMaz]

Turn around is an amazing song

[@RonOrud]

This is a Tinsely Ellis song. You need to check him out

[@shfnderrock]

So awesome 🔥

[@samgoorland]

Would be awesome to hear you breakdown Jack-A-Roe. Love the content brotha thank you for showing us the way!

[@TheIntellectualRedneck]

Tragic that his voice is done... wish he'd team up with someone and keep performing. Nice to have some blues back on the channel, and nice to see you lean back and really enjoy one!

[@Guitargate]

Oh no I didn’t know that!!

[@TheIntellectualRedneck]

@@Guitargate Issues date back to at least 2020, there are a few updates on his website, but no new performances of which I'm aware... unfortunately.

[@mollynash2597]

There's been no update since 2021. I wish he would give an update. I hope it's not over for him. I think he's always considered himself a singer over guitar player.

[@Repete1984]

Jonny Lang great singer and guitar wizard. Again a great video! Thank you for making this!!!!!! Do you give also give private lessons? Ive got some problems I'm struggling with. Got your course and the community. But I noticed that I got a lot of puzzle pieces but I cant seem to get them together and make the whole puzzle. As a self taught guy I need to unlearn certain things and would love to sparr with you about it.

[@gr6914]

Johnny Friggin' Lang. Ok. I'm with it. He's been crushing some blues for what, 25 or 30 years now. crap i'm old.

[@weets69]

25-30 years? The dude looks like he 20 years old😎

[@corriehurley303]

​@@weets69 He started when he was super young. I know I've been listening to him for 20 years

[@MARTINCAM24]

⁠@@weets69Exactly! I thought he was late teens and my first thought is how does a youngster get into the Blues? I had to look up his age and he will be 44 on Jan 29th.

[@Watching-h5r]

@@weets69started at 13.

[@weets69]

@@MARTINCAM24 Same here🤘

[@overthetop040411]

Wish he'd come back and make some music again. Blew his voice out in late 2019 early 2020 and hasnt been back.

[@LorenzGunawan264]

Surprised to see him here!

[@ryanphelan6861]

oldie but goodie thats at Montreux festival right? force of nature

[@lorenhester1621]

Need to do keb mo. Best is yet to come Nashville

[@joshgregoryrealestate8505]

I wish you had covered the live at Rockplast version. Even better

[@fleetfarm8283]

My best friend’s dad on rhythm guitar

[@aydanhundley4490]

You should react to donut larsens “Ghost of you” or “heather” he has so much soul and grit in his songs, and I think you’ll like how he plays his guitar

[@eerieforest9188]

His live at Columbia theater Berlin is maybe even better.

[@thomaso6763]

Some older jazz musician walked in when Jonny was on the radio years ago(1991 or so) he didn’t know who it was but said “North Dakota blues” I said “really”, he says “yea, it has it’s own sound”

[@bwgaines5375]

There is a lot of Buddy Guy in those solos as well

[@ryanjeffries3407]

I've seen Jonny live a hand full of times and he is always incredible. I wish he would give us a health update. If it is a vocal issue, why has he stopped making music all together. I would pay to see him just play the guitar, he doesn't even need to sing.

[@steveglennon]

still waiting for dixie dregs with steve morse performing The Bash- it is a master class in chkn pkn the best you will ever see

[@thejamnasium6447]

reminds me of Gary Moore a bit

[@Jamman610]

I think Lamont Cranston discovered him in Minneapolis.

[@andycombs1021]

Low key, Jonny might be better singer than guitar player. So sad he’s had vocal problems.

[@Watching-h5r]

He’s great at both. But his voice is damaged. Hoping he recovers and we see him again. He’s a phenom. He can still play guitar and have another singer like others have done. But maybe he wants to do both. I’ve seen him blow Buddy Guy and Ronnie Wood blow them off the stage. His guitar playing involves his whole body.

[@holistik9]

Tell me u are tripping without telling me you are tripping.

[@jeremyjameslv]

It’s a blues riff in B, watch me for the changes, and try and keep up..

[@TimIvett]

@Guitargate I would love to see you do Since I Fell For You by Diesel and Jimmy Barnes, two Australian rock legends. The guitar work from Diesel in that song is mesmerizing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWWrgKp6pZWBgtEsi=eALhM6iC03lWNF12&t=174 Love the channel - keep up the good work! : )

[@tommynorman9690]

Please react to another great bluesy guitar player, Alex Kilroy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWndipebbNSEpLssi=xyj-TqsVFF50dWlu

[@The_philosophical_musician72]

First yay

[@pauliequattro]

please give a reaction to some magic from the north ... 3 guys doing the work of 10. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIXafZxpas16rKc

[@lafko79]

Actually at this point i cant believe that you dont know beth hart. Especially that performance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4PSYmxnl8yjbc0si=_BDipnDzlEnmbK27 And i have to admit, that i envy you, that you can experience it for The FIRST time. You welcome :-)

[@rhllnm]

Bang Bang Bang is a good one - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX_NkH2mjK-ke8k