How Is He THIS Good? Joey Landreth Is a Modern Legend

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Joey Landreth is a modern day guitar legend, his unique approach to playing combined with his incredible voice and songwriting prowess make him a truly one of a kind musician. In this video I show you what I love about his playing, in some of my favorite examples.
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[@remicardona_poly]

Ariel Posen, former member of The Bros Landreth band is another awesome (slide) player, singer, songwriter. I don't know what's in the water up in Winnipeg but all of these guys are killin' it!

[@seancushnie974]

I had the pleasure of playing a few gigs with these guys back home in Winnipeg, opening of course, and I’m so happy with how far they’ve gone. We knew they were special

[@roderickgful]

I just posted about Ariel. I lean towards his playing & songwriting chops

[@drewirvin5620]

Yeah major AP vibes with the slide stuff

[@charlessarver8350]

I came across them several years ago. I spread them around a little but I've mostly kept them to my self as most non musicians don't really appreciate the music. Yeah they kinda like it and it doesn't suck but that's about as good as they can say lol.

[@captainpiefox9133]

Ariel goes overlooked far too often

[@larrynorgaard5730]

IM 72 years old and used to lament about not having any good new music to listen too. Since I quit watching regular tv and went mostly to scouring youtube, I've come across many new young talents that I normally would not have known about. I discoverd Bros Landreth a year or two ago and just love them. Got to be You is one of my all time favorites now. Being a mediocre guitar player myself, I absolutely love Joey's slide playing. He's one of the best out there and deserves all the credit in the world. Great video Rhett.

[@SuperLocrian]

Hey Larry - 50ish yrs old guitarist here. Have you found Levi Clay's channel? I've discovered some wonderful guitarists through his channel. Now, some of them are shred-meisters - but Levi's favorite guitarist is Danny Gatton (if that does anything for you). Cheers!

[@dcaudwell]

Joey Landreth, Blake Mills and Julian Lage are the three guitarists/muscicians of the past decade who have rekindled my faith in contemporary music more than anyone else. They all make musical music to grow with over a lifetime.

[@ritualcities]

Agreed. That would be a helluva concert bill!

[@mitchsteel09]

Love Blake Mills. A total G.... Derek Trucks, Marcus King and JD Simo I would add to that list

[@max_mittler]

any recommendations from blake mills? I only know him from that one viulfpeck track, rango II

[@brandonmarriott6456]

@@max_mittler “if i’m unworthy” is incredible and although subtle, i really enjoy “open mind” with Jack Johnson

[@landonhelton473]

Amen!

[@deeptorpedo]

Thanks Rhett! For posting & your comments. I'm a long time fan of the Landreth boys... known 'em since they were tykes... their dad is a friend/bandmate. I agree with your opinion of them... Best Wishes from Winnipeg: home of the Guess Who; The Crash Test Dummies; & the Bros Landreth!

[@darenanderson1960]

He really is extraordinary. So talented and unique. Triple threat! Chris Buck is another amazing guitar player-he is the guitar player I want to be when I grow up.

[@annunacky4463]

Chris really rocks the frets. Bet his guitar is sore in the morning.

[@dalehobbs8782]

To me, the most impactful musician to come across in decades- stellar guitar chops, soulful voice, and great song structure. His solo album "Whiskey" impacted me in the same manner as Jackson Browne's early records. Something you don't get tired of listening to. I'm 71 and have seen all the greats. Drove to London, Ontario last year to see the band in a small old concert hall with about 200 people. The best show I've seen in years. Thanks for posting.

[@acompres]

What blows my mind is that not only he's that good of a triple threat, he's doing all that Singing and playing and improvising ON AN OPEN TUNING. Insane.

[@dalehobbs8782]

Agree, and his string guage will make your fingers bleed.

[@throwaway6405]

The open tuning is the secret

[@acompres]

@@throwaway6405 Open tuning makes even harder.

[@glencruciani]

His voice is butter, and playing is so musical and dynamic. The whole band is tremendous!

[@billsherrington5996]

I was very lucky to see a solo Joey gig when he was first over in the Uk. It was in a tiny bar in London and people were actually audibly gasping at his voice and guitar playing! Astonishing!

[@devilyoushy]

I had a lesson with Joey a few years ago. Came in completely unprepared, with my laptop failing over and over again, my guitar tuned in a weird way - nothing really working. And yet, he managed to take all the things I know, flip them around and rebuild them anew. An amazing experience and Joey couldn't be nicer with all the things. Hope to catch him in Poland one day!

[@peterellman9672]

Yea he’s just a gem of a guy

[@slowmarchingband1]

The song 'Greenhouse' on Let It Lie is a sublime piece of writing, musically and lyrically. He is a huge talent.

[@NozmoKing]

I've listened to that one hundreds of times and it still hits me hard. It takes true talent to leave a mark like that with a song.

[@johnbarber3499]

Amazing talent, jazz chops, compositions are flawless, and man what voice, and his timing is perfect, its like a perfect play where no one misses a word, and the diction has so much feeling in it. Wow thanks so much Rhett!!!

[@ronrumsey3205]

I, too, found the Bros Landreth through That Pedal Show. Mick 'n' Dan were/are over the moon for these guys and I was caught up as well. Joey is the REAL DEAL. So talented, down to earth, and so willing to share his inner pedal geek with the rest of us. 🙂

[@docsiltanen]

I met Joey in the Air Canada lounge in 2017 when he was headed to the UK for some shows. I honestly think I was the only person in the lounge that knew who he was and just what an amazing talent he has. Such a humble and gracious person . I suspect as time goes on his ability to go unrecognized will vanish. Simply one of the musicians Canada has ever produced... and a really wonderful person too. Hell of a combo !!! Cheers !

[@seanhollandcanada]

Here in Canada we've known about these Winnipeg boys for some years. Dunno what there is about Winterpeg that produces great artists, but it does. Maybe 'cause it's too frickin' cold in winter to do anything but practice. And the winter is six months long. And then come the floods, and then the mosquitoes. And some great music.

[@NozmoKing]

thank you so much for highlighting Joey and Dave. I've been a fan for several years and can't stop talking about them to people. Still criminally under recognized and way overdue for greater success. We need to make sure these guys can afford to keep doing what they do. Absolutely the leaders in the salvation of the art and beauty of modern music.

[@chrislocke9157]

Joey is probably the only guitarist who can get there hairs on the back of the neck to stand up with just a few notes. Genius

[@Bruhaha9]

The mastery of dynamics runs across the whole band live, not within each of them only, but between them all. Even my friend who never goes to live music, asked how they control their volumes like that as soon as we left the venue.

[@nilsx3020]

Joey and the Bros. are just insanely talented musicians and songwriters, and just overall GREAT people. So happy to see his song covered by Bonnie Raitt winning a Grammy. It’s a shame such music isn’t more popular these days but I’m just grateful for Joey sharing his musicianship.

[@markprice1847]

Saw them last night in KC at cool little venue called Knuckleheads. Amazing show. Not just Joey's guitar playing, but the 3 part harmonies blew me away too. Unfortunately, they said it was their last show and that they were headed home for Winnipeg today (May 31).

[@HannahGuitars]

I was stage manager at the Beaumont (Alberta) Blues & Roots Fest and I got to talk to the Landreth boys a bit. Super nice guys, and really down to earth.

[@sassulusmagnus]

Great episode. So many valuable insights. It's great to see younger players who have such a strong sense of melody and dynamics, not to mention superb musicianship. The Lowell George influence is undeniable, but not overdone. Wonderful to hear music like this.

[@henninghesse9910]

Saw them in Berlin last year. When they sing harmony it makes you wanna cry, so beautiful. Dave´s bass sound is stellar. What a great band and Joey just kills it on the guitar.

[@sundaynightdrunk]

This is the sort of music old, smoky bars were made for. They remind me of some of the bands I used to see in the '80s, while hair metal was all the fad, and you'd have these guys who just slayed it in a three-piece with drums and bass playing the blues or mellow jazz. So great to see music like this still being made and appreciated.

[@williamzoom9200]

Sounds like the Sultans of Swing…

[@robolivermusic]

The Bros. Landreth has become my favorite band over the past year or so. I describe Joey in the exact same terms you do, a triple threat. Amazing to be so equally talented in all aspects of music creation. I got to see them live on May 21 up near DC and they did not disappoint. I got the chance to speak with all three band members separately and they were all so humble and cool. Of course I wanted to ask Joey a million technical questions. People were asking all about his gear/playing and he was very cool about sharing information. Looking forward to seeing them again and await any new music from them with eager ears. It amazes me they aren't more popular!

[@alexorelmusic]

They are absolute legends, been listening to the gang for years - Bros. Landreth, Joey Landreth & Ariel Posen (which used to be on the original Bros. Landreth line up). Seen all acts a good few times and met Ariel personally. Incredible musicians, song-writters & human beings! Thanks Rhett for this video, keep the great content coming at us.

[@michaeldoerksen2841]

All Canadian as well... 😉

[@TomsRockHouse]

Met Joey twice in Germany. The Bros Landreth played in a small club near my hometown and I had the chance to shake hands, talk to him and get my guitar signed by Joey. You're absolutely right, humble, kind, fantastic musician(s). Love their music since the first song I heard them and hope they will come to my place again, heading forward for a third meeting, even if again takes me hours of waiting in the cold... :)

[@nigelbarnes818]

Oh man! Come on! Great call Brett! I found Joey and The Brother's Landreth on That Pedal Show a few years ago, and I've been a fan ever since. His vocal phrasing and soulfulness really conveys the emotion of the music. Obviously, the guitar playing is off the charts. In my opinion, his slide playing, and fellow Canadian Ariel Posen, are in the same league as the brilliant Derek Trucks. Check out Joey's Where Did I Go Wrong, off the Hindsight album.

[@JB_Eckl]

It’s just unbelievable. Seems like such a cool guy too.

[@HannahGuitars]

I met him at the Beaumont (Alberta) Blues & Roots Fest, and he truly is a cool guy. Super humble and just a nice person.

[@pascaladesina]

man. i clicked this video thinking “can the guy be that good?” out of pure curiosity. I’m tearing up listening to his rendition of the Ray song. insane

[@MWallis2]

Joey is the most important thing to happen to the electric guitar creatively in a half century. Plus, Joey and Dave write the most beautiful music imaginable.

[@therealjamesmarchant]

Joey is a legend. I've seen him three times and will take every opportunity to see him. His solo on Whiskey still causes me to gasp as he keeps on developing each time you think he has peaked.

[@emj-music]

Thank you for sharing this guy and his band with all of us. I’m going to proceed to listen to his entire discography. He plays and sounds amazing!

[@CR0SSJ]

You cannot, go without talking about Ariel Posen now too Rett. I really think both Joey and Ariel are the guitarist/singer/artists to aspire to from our age.

[@davidlavin4774]

For everyone who's seen Joey on TPS and just listened to the albums (which are great), I second Rhett's point - seem them live if you can. It's another level, especially hearing Joey sing. I never miss them when they come into Philly.

[@tylerostermayer6726]

I love them as well. I worked in a cabinet-making shop with Alexi Sorokin's brother-in-law and heard all the incredible stories of how Joey and Alex got to making the Gold Top. Alex came into the shop once, dressed in a three-piece suit, and I had no idea what to say to him, so I just said hi and went back to work. I've only seen the Bros Landreth play once, but it was a killer show. It was sold out, but my wife and I showed up, hoping against hope that we could somehow score tickets. Some guy just walked up to us and said his two friends bailed on him so we could have their tickets if we didn't mind sitting next to an old guy. Haha. The show absolutely ripped. To this day, Joey has the all-time best on-stage joke I've heard. "This song goes out to anyone here on their last date." Haha, gets me every time.

[@999gremlins]

Never ever would have heard of him without your video. You're right...very inspiring.He has one more fan now. Thanks Rhett

[@scarchestguitars9086]

Been a fan since their first album. They are absolutely amazing live, seen them twice. Great Canadian band btw!🍁

[@TySharron]

Stumbled across Joey in a Carter’s Vintage video in 2016 and became an instant fan. Seen his solo gig 3 times, the Bros twice, taken a few lessons, and been privileged to hang out with him and the musicians he tours with. Agree with everything here, but so glad you mentioned how amazing of a guy he is. Total class act in EVERY way. These guys deserve to be WAY bigger, but such is the world we live in.

[@jeremeberg5900]

Dito.

[@TySharron]

@@jeremeberg5900 Do I know you from somewhere?

[@edtweed5e4-a]

I second every word here, Joey is just the greatest, nicest guy

[@robertpkhoury]

Long time fan of Bros Landreth after seeing Joey on @ThatPedalShow and have had many moments just like Mr Shull where Joey just takes your breath away with a part even when it is the 900th time you have heard it. Great songs.

[@IAM_Reedy]

I can honestly listen for hours… catatonic to the tone. Not enough words to describe his feel.

[@ericrobertsmusic]

Have been a fan for years and finally had a chance to see them live in Austin, TX this past weekend. They are incredible musicians always serving the song and never showing off for the sake of it. Could not agree more with Rhett’s statement that they are a triple threat, a rare find these days. Glad you’re highlighting such an amazing, undernoticed band with your audience.

[@davidrmorrison]

I appreciate this introduction. I just watched his slide class yesterday. Thanks for highlighting great musicians, I look forward to digging in.

[@gilaubin929]

I’ve known of the Landreth brothers for a while as they are friends with my nephew who also plays professionally with Dallas Smith. They are amazing musicians. Great tribute to these Winnipegers!😀

[@starbuck-mz4ts]

Got their first album from my oldest daughter as a birthday present. Didn’t listen to it for months. I learned that Joey had gone to school with my son in law, pulled the CD out and have been a fan ever since. I’ve seen them twice in Winnipeg over the years. Never disappointed, never.

[@marshallcrosby5013]

Thanks for the great comments …I’ll definitely be checking them out . This is what I’ve been looking for 👍🏻

[@williamy641]

How wonderful and refreshing to delight in good music! Praise God for these guys’ contribution to the world.

[@ParkerDeBaryshe]

Got to meet Joey and the band the other day after seeing them live and they’re incredible! Joey is not just a triple threat but also the nicest guy! Just absolutely the best 🔥

[@macleoddan]

As a Canadian who has loved these boys for a while, good taste Rhett! Love seeing the crossover.

[@leonardomenezes8164]

I’ve known Joey and the bros landreth since 2016, and can definitely say that guitar playing, singing and songwriting was completely changed in my understanding of it after I started listening to them. I get really happy knowing that other people that I admire as content creators and guitar players also have them as legends of our own time. Great video Rhett!

[@TheTylerNCC]

I first discovered Joey from that Collings video of him doing the Ray Charles song. I was floored, been a huge fan of their work ever since. And you nailed it when you said that his talent as a songwriter is just as impressive as his playing. I've found more and more that my favorite players all all amazing songwriters who happen to be killer players as well.

[@fiftyyearflood580]

He's definitely fantastic, I can hear the influence of another great in his singing and playing -- a dear friend of mine and one of my favorite musicians of all time. Darrell Scott. Check him out if you're not familiar. I'll be hanging with Darrell this weekend in Brevard, NC at (another decent player) Bryan Sutton's NC Guitar Celebration. I can also hear a lot of Lowell George in his singing and playing.

[@rickgoughguitar]

This is a great video Rhett, I knew there were other people out there who are just in awe. I’ve Been a huge fan of Bros Landreth for years now. When Ryan Voth was in drums it was so hard to describe to people how you could also see the feel, you cannot teach that. thanks Rhett.

[@newzerokanata]

I've seen Bros. Landreth live once, but it was an absolutely incredible show. Joey, Dave, and Roman are all incredible musicians in their own right, and wonderful people. Rhett is right; Joey is the kind of player that makes you want to pick up your guitar, not quit altogether.

[@hankrocks7504]

I got to see them last winter here in Canada . Phenomenal musicians . The room was fixated on them . Also was really cool to be in the same room as a two rock amp!

[@whiterabbit3515]

I remember hearing about the Bros Landreth years ago in the zeitgeist of the Winnipeg music scene, then I saw them play at the West End Cultural Centre and KNEW right then and there that they were on another level. It's so great to see the getting the attention they deserve! (I echo a lot of other comments, you should check out Ariel Posen next)

[@NozmoKing]

I saw Joey and Dave on some guitar shop demo video years ago, and within 5 seconds (not kidding), I was totally 100% sold. Been a huge fan ever sense.

[@fronkthetooonk]

Joey is just too good. His Two Rock signature amp is also without a doubt the best sounding amp I've ever heard

[@howardbwade]

Yeah man. I’m right there with on the Landreth Bros. One of the best guitarists, singers and songwriter alive. They fly in the face of everything that’s wrong with music and the music business today. Thanks for making this video!

[@SgtJADAN200]

THANK YOU for reinforcing the fact that there is still good music being made today. It just needs to be discovered.

[@markkennedy1022]

Went to see Bros Landreth in Oxford on their UK tour last year … talk about all killer no filler. Man, what a show. Not too many bands are like, really, you gotta see ‘em to understand. They are the real deal. When the crowd’s all in, they find that gear you just can’t quite get to on a record. Get yourself to a show!

[@trevorhart6255]

First encountered the Bros Landreth in 2018 via That Pedal Show, and went to see them in 2019 in Glasgow, Scotland. Not only was it a consummate performance by the whole band in a fairly small venue, the band wandered in about 40 minutes before the gig and proceeded to eat their dinner in the same space that fans were gathering in, and then afterwards sold their own merch! Somehow, there was a mismatch between the quality of the musicianship and the 'down to earth' realities of a gigging band without the showy backup of a large record label. It was phenomenal, and restored faith in the integrith and authenticity of rock music in the independent sector...

[@mattolson1760]

I recently saw the Bros. Landreth in a city near me. I was able to stand right up to the stage, mere feet from the band, with my son for only 22$ per ticket. What a privilege!

[@swikkis]

I live in Winnipeg where Joey lives. I first saw him when he was 19 or 20 at Le Garage Cafe and I could tell within about 30 seconds that he had the magic. Great guy great musician.

[@HeadbangersLoungeandLaundry]

Yes indeed, kind-humble-Canadians. Joey and the band members they’ve have over the years are incredible. They also sound amazing at an incredibly comfortable volume live. ❤🇨🇦❤️

[@nicholassuhrs]

%100 on inspiring and makes you want to play, every time i hear him I want to play and go into singing lessons

[@TheListeningWalk]

Joey is, as you said, incredibly humble. I recall chatting with him at small festival in Northern Ontario after he had just released his solo album "Whiskey" and mentioned that I felt that he should be on stage at Crossroads as he was deserved of that good company. He was nonchalant but clearly appreciative. Glad to see that he and his brother are finally getting the recognition that they deserve . . . .and performing at Crossroads.

[@jamesmedley8795]

Just caught them at Fitzgerald's up in Berwyn, IL back in April. Can't thank you enough, Rhett, for this video and putting them on my radar. Just an amazingly great band; aren't enough superlatives to describe how terrific they are! As Rhett says, if they're playing anywhere near you...GO!!! You'll be glad you did.

[@seanpatrickwatkins640]

It's great to see other people fall in love with these guys. Rhett, you and I don't know each other but I'm 100% certain we could sit together, enjoy a drink and talk Bros Landreth all night. Thanks for spreading the word!

[@Fastlane05]

I feel the same way about Kirk Fletcher. I love his tome, his phrasing and his style. Inspires me to want to play.

[@Tejanista]

I just saw them this past Sunday in Austin! I’ve been a fan since I first heard of the Bros. Landreth! Definitely one of the best shows I’ve ever seen! Love your work, Rhett!

[@losingsighthxc]

Rhett, I truly appreciate how much you nerd out to Joey Landreth and that band. I saw them last week live, and they blew me away. I've been a fan for years, but it was such a special thing to see them live. Joey is truly a generational talent and is one of the best guitarists walking the earth right now. Everyone knows he will serve you up on guitar, but his vocals...man, they are velvet. Incredible singer and vocalist.

[@gms2s]

My wife and I saw them in Nashville last Thursday. They were perfect, such an amazing show!!!

[@bradbond8874]

Rhett - unbelievable! I just set down to eat my lunch here at work and turned on KZbin to do a little guitar watching. You had literally posted this video 1 minute ago when I opened KZbin. I already had tickets to see Bros. Landreth tonight here in Kansas City at Knuckleheads. This is a perfect video to get the pre-show adrenaline flowing. Rhett is 100% correct, catch these guys if you can because they are awesome.

[@JoeyCefalumusic]

You couldn't of said it better about how watching him play made you just want to play guitar. I felt the same way after seeing them this past weekend. Was worth driving 9ish hours round trip and then to go to work as soon as I got home! Just an absolutely phenomenal player and person.

[@onixtheone]

And on top of all that skill, he’s also a super sweet and funny dude! He gives away his tone secrets and pedalboard setups on his KZbin page

[@misterknightowlandco]

They’re so good and make it look so easy that it’s easy to take them for granted. They’re one of my fav bands… love them.

[@jtbillings4817]

ThatPedalShow turned me onto the Bros Landreth about 8 years ago. Just got to see them in Fort Worth for the first time this past weekend and it was incredible! As Mick Taylor said years ago, “they are inspiration incarnate!”

[@Airfire21]

Oh man. I was lucky enough to see Joey last year live near me in the midlands, UK. I was grateful to see him, and his brother Dave prior to the show, and they were incredible. My dad - who's a Genesis fanatic and overall that generation of prog guy, also really enjoyed the band. (I bought him, and my best friend a ticket) I discovered Joey from his multiple That Pedal Show episodes, and have loved every single one - especially as a tone nerd myself. He is a true visionary on the guitar, and one day, I'd love just to have a singular percentage of his musical chops and guitar playing skill. Great video Rhett!

[@anthonykost2254]

Beautifully prepared piece Rhett, and I couldn’t agree more! ❤

[@agustinfunesemma]

Man thank you for this. Even as a guitarist and musician myself I feel like I’ve been searching for this songs all my life. Haven’t been so happy for discovering new music in a while.

[@rockstardr]

I just saw the Bros last night in Colorado Springs. I drove 5 hours to go see them and it was totally worth it! Maybe the best musical experience ever.

[@ghicks411]

Rhett speaks the truth, i just saw them on this tour a few weeks ago and they were amazing. Joey is the real deal...they all are.

[@KenLince]

Been a big fan for a long time - before most knew him....and finally had a chance to see him live in Austin, TX a few nights ago. An absolute masterclass in tone and dynamics...and he doesn't play loud!! My wife got me a 1 hour video lesson with him for my bday a few years ago...just an awesome dude. Great video man!

[@deangoritz9625]

Thanks for the turn on Rhett, I heard the name many times but never got around to listening. What a groove He’s got that Lowell George flavor goin on which is so tasty. Thanks again. Looks like I’m diggin deep

[@TheRycooder]

I tell you what is impresses me ASIDE from how BAD ASS Landreth is and you nailed how great he is.... BUT you will such a warm, honest and endearng love of his music with NO EGO about your own kick ass playing. YOU ARE A GOOD MAN! Thank you!!

[@sammyrichards5411]

The song "Something" of of '87 wouldn't leave my brain alone for about 5 months after the album came out. I tuned my only electric to that open c for like 2 years after learning it just from listening, incredible writer!

[@NozmoKing]

Man! We got hit the same way. From the first few notes of that song, I was mesmerized and totally pulled in. Played it for almost everyone that got in my car for months. Got my wife, kids, friends, coworkers all introduced the the Brother Landreth. Mostly starting with Something.

[@lkjhgfdsa2243]

Been listening to Joey for years and is one of my favorite guitarists! Grateful to see the love being shown to an underrated and talented artist.

[@davidptarkington]

love your videos. thanks for this one in particular, been a fan of Bros.Landreth for a while and didn't know they were on tour, managed to catch them in NorCal last weekend playing under a tree at a winery, such great guys and amazing music. thanks again, your content is always inspiring.

[@sebastienhamel4337]

Thx for this and the link to the tour dates. One of my faves. Turns out they are playing nearby in 2 weeks. Got tickets :)

[@horizonishere]

I’ve been patiently waiting for the Joey episode so thanks!

[@MrJimDG]

There’s a fourth threat with Joey. having met him last year, he (and Dave) are the nicest people you will ever meet, ever!

[@danielwilson6565]

I’ve been waiting for you to find/shine a light on the Bros. Loved the video!

[@MancoMusic]

I'm Italian. I want to start with this information, because this awesome new music seems to be more rare here than in the rest of the world, and when I discovered the Bros. Landreth and Joey solo project several yeras go, was like: WTF? WHERE THEY WERE? As you said, my exact same thought: everytime they inspire me to play, to learn their songs or their style. I want to mention also Ariel Posen. They used to play togheter in the first Bros. Landreth records. They blow my mind. Because of them I started to learn how to play in open tuning, not only to play slide, but also to have other colors under my hands, with voicings and so. I had the chance last October to see Ariel live in Utrecht, but not Joey and Dave. I have to recover as soon as possible. For me they are unreachable, pure amazing talent, but still a shiny inspiring light.

[@CatDaddySteve]

ORIGINAL SONGS / RIFFS is what makes a timeless super star.

[@Grant_Ferstat]

I recently got to attend an intimate interview and performance with Joey here in Perth. It was so cool getting to see him going his thing up close. It was also great to meet him in person after having chatted online for some years now. He's a terrific fella as well as a massive talent. I'm just really happy to see their success. Also. I just love the look when Dave nails the drum machine re-entry on the version of "Got to be You".

[@etlipo1]

It is unbelievable how unknown Joey is in bigger music circles. He is a generational talent!

[@Holmess96]

Had the privilege of seeing Joey, David, and Roman multiple times over the years and they are world class musicians and humans. Always found them approachable and giving with their time to folks post-show. Saw them at Eddie’s Attic as well and that show absolutely blew my mind. Thanks for showcasing one of my favorite musicians Rhett!

[@dieterschade6521]

I too love this band but I’m watching this video again because of Rhett’s reactions. Makes me smile.

[@kentonschroer2347]

Been following Joey for a long time. He is insane, he deserves all the praise.

[@jamiebridson7871]

Rhett, your demonstration of open C slide was SUBLIME! I forgot how tasty your slide playing is, dude. Quali-tay!