Henrik Freischlader - The Sky Is Crying (SRV Cover) - Live at GuitarPoint

[@gutteridge52]

What can I say beautiful...just beautiful.Great guitar tone with great vocal tone to match.Simply loved it. SRV would've been well proud of this performance.Well done simply fantastic.loved it.😊

[@bundgensfrank1776]

Einfach nur Hammer !!!!

[@davidthomas3725]

All I'll say is Hell yes!

[@ericwatler23]

Wow he went from SRV to Jimi to Albert K sooo awesome

[@sylvainswift3234]

Seen in Megève... What a player, what a band. Back to good blues!

[@andreashandel9311]

Fantastisch, habe ihn im Frühjahr in der "Räucherei" in Kiel erleben dürfe..

[@rkatz1]

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn, now that's what I'm talking about!

[@memoharley5624]

Simplemente extraordinario..from México

[@tmuellerbodenheim]

Great performance, great band, great tone -and what a LP beauty 😍. Henrik’s playing is top notch. So much soul...

[@khalifwailinwalter8719]

As a Black blues player from Chicago currently living in Germany, I feel you really need to give credit where credit is due. This is an Elmore James tune that was covered by Albert King and then brought to prominence later by Stevie. However, it is absolutely not Stevie Ray's tune.

[@ericwatler23]

But these guys killed this! It’s a great song to cover. I Cover it a lot!

[@khalifwailinwalter8719]

@@ericwatler23 None of that changes the fact that the original was Elmore James. Both can be true. It is about paying the proper respect to the people who invented this music and not the people who get all the press from it. I love Stevie and he has his place in history but he did not write a lot of the stuff he is most famous for.

[@jam1ecs]

@@khalifwailinwalter8719 your wrong there i think, stevie most definitely did write the stuff he was famous for. anyway whatever we think.

[@khalifwailinwalter8719]

Stevie did write Pride & Joy and co-wrote a lot of stuff on the later CDs. But many of the songs he is most know for he did not write. Stevie was an exceptional player. Stevie was an exceptional interpreter. It doesn’t diminish him in any way but just give the credit where the credit is really due. Denying the facts is denying the history. Cold Shot was written by W.C. Clark & Michael Kindred. Mary Had a Little Lamb was written by Buddy Guy. Voodoo Chile was written by Jimi Hendrix Floodin Down In Texas was written by Larry Davis The Sky Is Cryin’ was written by Elmore James.

[@vinzbluesmont1598]

Hemrik you are the best .Gary Moore lives God Bless you ,please come to Rome to play

[@tonjoon8431]

You have To Love this playing !!!! The Gibson Sounds fantastic !!!!!

[@andreaskreuzer3383]

Absolut super! ❤

[@paulkontz]

F@*k Yeah! That is some sweet ass phrasing there H. Solid band too, boys.

[@redode63]

Unglaublich gut!

[@marothhel]

einfach genial

[@manolovai]

Amazing, such a great performance

[@FredVanderRee]

Prachtige uitvoering!!!!! Gehoord in Hamburg. Top band!! Top gitarist!!!!

[@StateoftheArt-xu2zy]

100% mee eens!!

[@reginamiller3153]

Love It!!🤘💜🎶🔥

[@ricky13011955]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Prayers4salam]

Really good stuff here 😎

[@nilsnilsson8582]

Very good playing in the spirit of Gary Moore!

[@ericwatler23]

I’m puting yall on my Facebook blues/music Texas group

[@maximilianlun]

Is henrik playing a Two Rock now??

[@belo1971]

What pick does he use please ? 😊

[@sasaadamovic5963]

Pezos, a la Billy Gibbons

[@Dirk1961-l7y]

Gary Moore RIP

[@s550danny]

This is more of a Gary Moore version

[@johnbuell8035]

It’s not an “SRV cover”. The Sky Is Crying was written by Elmore James in 1959 - when ‘SRV’ was 5 years old. It’s an Elmore James cover, as was SRV’s (cover) version

[@mrsayang]

yes and that fits....the Les Paul played here by Henry was made in 1959. Thank you for clarifying.