Joe Satriani - Always With Me, Always With You | REACTION/REVIEW

Joe Satriani - Always With Me, Always With You | REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to Joe Satriani - Always With Me, Always With You
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[@kennethcelorio4937]

My all-time favorite by Joe.

[@sonicart1808]

Joes made a whole 46 year career out of playing solo guitar, which is quite remarkable to say the least, he was Steve Vai's guitar teacher for some time too.....great reaction thanks👍

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Thank you. How nice to just sit back and listen to someone who simply excels at his craft. Excelent job...

[@Lee4364]

Joe wrote this for his lovely wife.. I had the chance to meet him and he is a total gentleman

[@glenmaylone6333]

Joe is underappreciated. He was also a teacher. Steve Vai was a student so were Kirk Hammet of Metallica and many other famous guitarists. He is out touring with Sammy Hagar doing a Van Halen tribute this summer. Fabulous stuff Biz.

[@tristanrl1940]

To be fair - Steve Vai was but only a beginner when he began taking lessons with Satriani. He didn’t develop into the caliber player he eventually grew to become under Joe’s tutelage. Making use of the title of teacher - as a young teen - is a bit lofty. My buddy who was in a progressive band with Vai’s next door neighbor (year’s later) John. As a teen, John was taking lessons with Joe and had then suggested Joe to Vai

[@glenmaylone6333]

Vai has been vocally appreciative of his experience with Joe, and Steve wasn't the only player to work with Joe and then go onto great things. I wouldn't dismiss Joe's influence just because of Steve.

[@megA_t.6532]

Satriani is the best! Instrumental guitar virtuosity in the highest caliber! It's all about mass popularity who makes the ranking on the guitarists lists you mentioned Bizmatic.

[@watchbizmatik]

just random list, i always look up the greatest guitarist of the 70s or random stuff like that

[@1eyedea]

Beautiful beyond comprehension

[@myownchannel247]

You’re talking about Steve Vai 🎸 There was a time when “Satch “ was Vai’s guitar teacher 👍

[@watchbizmatik]

Yes I was

[@Kookygirl111]

❤️❤️❤️ I absolutely love this! Joe could make a guitar cry.

[@midnightrambler7716]

Check out his song If I Could Fly. Kicks ass! Possibly my favorite by him. Coldplay liked it so much, they ripped it off for their vastly inferior Viva la Vida.

[@ezed3902]

Biz, a couple of songs to check out, “is there love in space”, “satch boogie”, “until we say goodbye”.

[@kenhewitt7357]

You ought to have done a live version of this to appreciate how good he is.

[@watchbizmatik]

I Appreciate how good he is already, but live would be amazing

[@kenhewitt7357]

@@watchbizmatik yeah that is a great track live.

[@14karatyt]

Try Satch Boogie and Crying by Joe. Especially Crying if you want emotion. Not that anyone else cares but I'd rank Joe with the top guitarists known.

[@rogerdaly6326]

Another great song by Joe in a similar style is Rubina off his first solo album Not Of This Earth..

[@kurtschmidt9760]

Great guitarists

[@Veggamattic]

This song is so beautiful...Joe doing "Andalucía" (live version) is a little like this. He just kills it...even more so than this...truly one of the most savage guitar songs ever and still so beautiful. A second thing to look up is a band called I Mother Earth...Canadian WAAAY underrated...have a song called "So Gently We Go" that is very much like this song. Their entire first album "Dig" is one of the most underrated rock albums in history.

[@bjkofron]

No contest, Satriani is the best. Don't get me wrong, those others you mentioned (along with many more) were & are inhumanly great. It's just that I believe that anytime he wanted, Satriani could do anything that they could on a guitar, and still raise the bar a few levels beyond them. I think he doesn't get mentioned often because of the lack of lyrics. I have rarely ever heard him on the radio because of that. Although, he has filled in & guested in many more traditional bands over the year, but he relaxes and takes a back seat to the singer.

[@grantlavine1121]

When you play this good lyrics aren’t necessary

[@ezed3902]

Guitar teacher to Steve Vai and Kurt Hamet of Metalica.

[@brendamilloy2557]

Joe doesn't need to sing. His guitar says it all.

[@G_Demolished]

This makes even more sense when you hear him sing. 😬

[@ReneeJacques-lb2he]

Hey, do you know Duncan Brown. No? Nobody does. He had one hIt and died. Take me to the wild places. I danced on it when I was a little girl. The extended version. Then he died

[@rowdyron4111]

I think maybe that solo instrumental artists don't get as much fan base somehow. I saw Joe perform once, and his show was unbelievable. Those guys don't come down to who is better, I think a lot is personal preference. He's just not as famous as some of the other more flamboyant guitarists. He's world class though. Great song, thanks.

[@odellgrimes1375]

You want to hear some fire do satch boggie from the same album

[@1eyedea]

Eric Johnson and Joe satriani get left off lists because they didn't have the "fame"

[@marenehanson5526]

I have to look you up. I’m subscribed but they never send you my way. Damn yt❤

[@watchbizmatik]

Yeah That happens alot lol

[@vincentalessi98]

5:19 Steve Vai?

[@watchbizmatik]

Yes

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

Steve Vai?

[@watchbizmatik]

yup