John Mayer Stitched Up

John Mayer - Stitched up. Nice solo at the end!

[@blink182281knilb]

the dude at 1:56 is a beauty

[@kittenbelly]

AWESOME!! I was afraid that this would not live up to the album version. He sounds great! I love the energy of the crowd! The guy in the front row is FEELIN this song hardcore! Whenever I see John Mayer live, I HAVE to be up front. It's the only way to see him. Go big or go home! Love this mans music and how far he has come musically! Anyone that says John Mayer is anything less than a great musician is a fool and needs sit down and listen to any song from "Where The Light Is" Live in L.A. NOW!

[@lalrinawmatlau972]

One thing i know for sure ;JM's band never failed to amaze me with their live performances, one of the few band that always does it better on live

[@DiogoIronhand]

One of the best solos i ever heard,incredible!

[@LukeDallert]

What a feeling that must have been to perform that song like with such a fantastic guitarsolo and this great voice.

[@danielhegar]

Bob Reynolds is a freaking GOD!! Those licks in the verses.

[@LukeDallert]

Daniel Hernández He is a freakin' god on sax. But Mayer's solo is so fantastic and brave.. I like the jazzy touch here.. what do you think?

[@LukeDallert]

i'm actually a guitarplayer and I know a lot of players. Pat Metheny is fantastic and he is definitly another level than any musicians you see here on stage. But I think his guitarstyle is pretty different from John Mayer. I think john Mayer's new guitarplayer Zane Carney is fucking great. I like his playing more than Mayers. you should check him out. Zane and Bob would make a great combination...

[@LukeDallert]

Well I forgot to say.. the person of John Mayer does not make him a bad musician. If Bob Reynolds would be like that his playing could still be great..

[@Versul1]

My favorite version is the one he did with Herbie Hancock.

[@mandeemanciel99]

Nice, this was sent to me by a forever good friend.❤

[@septiemsensa4818]

Haha John went a bit Wes Montgommery style with the octaves :D

[@PeterChunmusic]

love the ending soo groovy

[@missellendiane]

love

[@itadrummer1]

Wes Montgomery must have appeared to John Mayer in dream the night before this show ,lol !!

[@0126578]

No? Hmm, I think it was very jazzy, haven't seen Mayer play a solo like this one before. It contains skills man!

[@dbellmyer]

liked the guitar solo...a little different version from what I've heard before....but this song is great no matter how much he improvises....

[@kylemac521]

Thought his solo was very technically difficult. Much harder than simply "shredding" over it.

[@abbbee8918]

Anyone else missing Herbie Hancock?

[@JazzerCL777]

@mbasketcballb I think in the solo it's something like: A, G2, D7, G11. Rinse and repeat :) hope it helps!

[@GADFLY53]

He's sure come a long way from his street-singing days.

[@Tranman2008]

@TelecasterDanny it's on a herbie hancock album called possibilities

[@BondsMusic]

does anyone know where i can find more of the songs played at this show'. i believe its the milehigh music festival. im looking for i dont need no doctor played the same night. anyone?

[@haaaUNDaemmm]

@turtle11boy its JJ Johnson on drums

[@MiniDaab]

i dont think he was really trying to give away an amazing solo with the jazz chords. he was just grooving. if there had been a roof on that place, it would have been blown off.

[@TelecasterDanny]

is this on a album, or just a single ?

[@0126578]

@AnonymousWhitePerson oke, that may be true but his solo is not John Mayer's style you know, never seen him do something like this. So I think it is very good of him to try it, think you can speak of a nice climax in the song ..

[@0126578]

@SaladTaste Not that I know

[@flipsi]

it's on herbie hancocks "possibilities"

[@missellendiane]

mmmmm

[@jv061891]

Where is this at?

[@McFunk999]

A solo inspired by Wes Montgomery no doubt.

[@hermanshermits124124]

Its a very jazzy song but the chords on the guitar are just normal A, B and D7.

[@spikespiegel8026]

It's A B7 and Dm7

[@liesheal]

Should’ve cut the sax solo about 4 bars sooner. Still a great time tho

[@septiemsensa4818]

It does contain skill, but jazz contains alot of skill and there are alot of better jazz guitarists then John Mayer. Sweet song though!

[@liesheal]

Septiem Sensa John doesn’t really claim to be a jazz fusion player. He certainly exhibits jazz stylings but is far more rooted in blues

[@fabiopergolini00]

1:28 Thank me later…

[@Cagri.Singor]

Bad sax solo... :(

[@natecorning]

Cagri S. lol troll