Philip Sayce DRIVIN'SOUTH / GOIN' HOME Montreal Jazz Festival 2015

[@patrickburns7913]

69th comment and my birthday is 6/9.... Synchronicity.... Oh and Philip Sayce is so authentic in the way he just channels himself I feel like. And it's very apparent, his playing explains itself..

[@RomayPM]

Love Philip Sayce, he's awesome, on par with another hero, Jimi of course . Can you imagine those two sharing a stage, WOW!

[@kbb643]

I always enjoy listening to Mr. Sayce =)

[@southernstingray2743]

Slayin the blues,,The BLUES are screamin out for mercy!!!Phil n the Band ,FULLY FIRING ON ALL CYLINDERS!!Those bends !!!!

[@chrislee6403]

The Real deal. Thank you

[@ttrocks5985]

Well, dang! I think SRV is the GOAT and I loved his version of "Drivin' South" ... but this is every bit as good. Look forward to surfing around and hearing more of Philip Sayce.

[@mwooly1]

Very good, a bit of Hendrix and SRV great vocals and guitar sound and amazing player, keep the guitar alive for the young kids

[@MrCaribbean]

AWESOME, FANTASTIC PLAYER, BRINGS THE SPIRIT OF THE MUSIC!. GREAT SOUL AND FEEL!

[@massimos6863]

Awesome playing lot's of love power and Soul 😊👍👍

[@seurynck]

The great Jimmy Paxson on the drums. He plays with everybody!

[@jimcole6423]

ok...he reminds me of a minion.

[@robertdawson8522]

Managed to take a Hendrix song make it sound like Stevie Ray.Badass!!

[@builderphill1361]

Stevie covered it!

[@bensblues]

This is a cover of stevies cover

[@andrewjackson829]

So would Chris Duarte down below. An overlooked great guitarist. He does a great version of Driving South. He plays everything great. So does Mato Nanji of Indigenous.

[@Cigarsnguitars]

Indigenous is an awesome group. Picked up on them a little late (15 or so years ago, I’m not sure) and the music they played just grabbed me and wouldn’t let go.

[@Jo_30]

Encore, encore, encore... OMG, quel intro sur ce morceau d'Hendrix!!! Tone Killer, Power Trio, perfect quality video, thank you so much for your sharing :)

[@PierreJournel]

Un sacré guitariste que ce Philip Sayce. Je l'ai interviewé juste avant ce concert. C'était la 3ieme fois avec lui et la 1ère fois en vidéo. A retrouver bientôt Backstage sur La Chaîne Guitare.

[@Jo_30]

Pierre Journel Hâte de voir l'interview Pierre, elle sera traduite?

[@PierreJournel]

Joël PAGES pour l'instant je ne suis pas en mesure de traduire les interviews que je fais en anglais car cela représente un travail trop important (environ 1/2 journée de boulot pour une interview comme celle-là pour transcrire, traduire et synchroniser les sous-titres). Dans l'avenir quand je serai en mesure de sous-traiter cette partie, je le ferai.

[@Jo_30]

Pierre Journel Ok je comprends, on avais échangé tout les 2 par mail sur ce point je m'en souviens , en plus il parle un petit peu français, j'espère que tu lui a parler justement de notre pays :)

[@PierreJournel]

Joël PAGES je lui ai surtout fait réviser ses gros mots en français !

[@HM-if7iu]

It sounds like a heavy US speciality car runs with high power, hell yeah!

[@scottmontreal]

I was at his outdoor performance. It was a complete surprise and utterly fantastic. Of course, live, the sound is SO MUCH better than this tinny compressed KZbin version.

[@jangorenard]

Rhooooo, le tueur....

[@daviddoyle4516]

Well done lads,,,well done,,,,

[@algoldwyn]

Wow. SRV really started a great cult of Extreme blues guitar Showmanship -- and this Dude is a perfect example! SRV actually inspired me to start playing guitar again 20 years ago after seeing his Austin City Limits videos. And I'm sure Jimi is a great influence as well..

[@bigalthelegend5007]

TONE!!!

[@georgenikolopoulos4189]

monster player

[@michaelbingham4505]

Good

[@vojislavgrubisic8325]

Hendrix,SRV then Philip...Every 30 years some lunatic shows up

[@Aaron_French]

Great, just like Chris Duarte’s version!

[@infolimofirst]

Ah ah ah look at the drummer...

[@和田信也]

Killer!!

[@BLUESGUITAROCKER]

What camera are you shooting with ? Nice stuff !

[@RockINTENSE1]

BLUESGUITAROCKER panasonic hdc sd 800 ... built in microphone ... basic.

[@SickMetalAddict]

+ShookMeBaby LucGrisé Basic but awesome

[@AliciaandScott]

Did CBC actually broadcast this gem?

[@RockINTENSE1]

no. only stage sponsorship.

[@richardchase4019]

Great player.....but everything he does reminds me of a cover.......not much in original musicianship....but I love listening. Much of what he plays reminds me of Robin trower

[@dazblade]

Fook me sideways...

[@D.Lee.W]

Blistering...

[@veritasEtjusticia]

I don't know who this guy is but if you're going to take on a tune made epic by Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, you need to be as epic or make sure it's not being recorded....

[@deuxmontagnes]

Boy has Jazz ever changed..........great player however.

[@Minseito]

Geat stuff, but, er, what the fuck is this doing at a 'Jazz' festival?

[@BLUESGUITAROCKER]

Minseito Let us not forget that SRV played this festival !

[@1388Anthony1]

+BLUESGUITAROCKER And got boo'ed off the stage but he impressed one fan: David Bowie. I like SRV but I prefer this guy's style. Hes taking that SRV thing a step further a more funky rock direction. SRV was a fantastic player but I just find his stuff a little boring now. He just regurgitates the same Albert King licks over and over. SRV's version of Drivin South is horrible, it sounds like any one of his songs. Sayce played his own thing but he left in the key parts, nobody can play it exact its and improv jam even Jimi couldn't play it note for note and he defiantly wouldn't not his style. So yeah let the hate began I didn't bow down to SRV. All you guys can take a break swinging from his nuts and buying custom shop strats with "Texas" pickups lol. Old super reverb cranked + thick strings +heavy right hand attack +some boost (ts9, klon, etc..). Get off SRV nuts for split second to insult me.

[@uluberlu25]

+Toni Paradise SRV never got boo'ed in Montreal Canada, he got boo'ed in Montreux Swiss

[@1388Anthony1]

uluberlu25 No shit. I thought thats what the guy meant i didnt know where this was played. Did you not read the part about Bowie? I dont think they were at the Montreal jazz festival. Thank you so much for that geography lesson. Its Switzerland BTW smart guy.

[@freedomsound4469]

Although I reluctantly agree that SRV music has become somewhat tired, I think reducing his style to "regurgitated Albert King licks over and over" is just wrong. I bet Mr. Sayce would disagree with you, too. I always thought SRV was a better version of Albert King- a more defined sound. But there was a lot more to him than right hand attack, big strings and King bends. SRV is a link in the chain that leads us here to Philip Sayce. There's no need to disparage any of the links in the chain.

[@VoodooApex]

Top level player, mediocre composer and songwriter

[@yoraging3532]

VoodooApex You’re a top level wanker

[@musicproductioncentral4540]

He wants to be SRV. Its played out. Find you're own voice.

[@jeremykennedy8402]

Very uneducated comment

[@elmorevandodewaard544]

Very original. NOT.

[@SnakePlissken1]

not even close to Hendrix, summer sucks, Mich far ahead of this putz, listen an compare. not even close.

[@Jake-wl7mh]

Coming from a douche with footage of a Justin Bieber concert. Your putz kid..

[@theanthonyv]

White guys doing guitar karaoke. No groove or subtlety that builds. Music is like sex; if you hump like a rabbit straight to the climax you have nowhere to go from there... and your woman ain’t gonna be too happy either. Kenny Wayne, Chris Duarte, Phil. No soul or vibe, just self-indulgent jerking off. Where’s the song?

[@hicks727]

puked in my mouth alittle bit

[@j88south]

hicks727 why?