Philip Sayce Jeff Healey Live at Pori Jazz 2000 part1

[@KevyNova]

Jeff was one of the most phenomenal guitarists to ever live. The fact that he would have another guitarist join his band and give him so much time in the spotlight is a testament to how humble and gracious Jeff Healey really was. He was a real gift to the world.

[@frufru0071]

Kevy Nova so very well said...and true. Thank you.🙏

[@loganpearson9206]

Absolutely! Jeff could bring it,on any instrument as well. He was a brilliant,humble , completely capable musician. I appreciate his total commitment to music.

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

@@loganpearson9206 An inspirational musician and person !

[@JohnnyFaber]

Jeff's amp dies at the beginning of the song (they always sound the best right before they die...) otherwise he'd have come back and blown poor Phil off that stage...

[@loganpearson9206]

@@JohnnyFaber I agree that Phil nails the srv,Jimi thing and he rips. I want to hear Phil without those two influences. Again he's really good. But from Jimis stuff in particular I hear way more then just guitar,I hear a note selection completely unique producing a sound to my ears that is like a sax,piano,or trumpet. W Phil it's just guitar guitar guitar. Which is totally cool. There's just limited dimension as far as my ear is concerned.

[@glennhecker4422]

Philip is playing that Stratocaster within an inch of its life... absolutely FEROCIOUS.

[@markdemos75]

Plays it like it owes him money!

[@dirkzink9204]

@@markdemos75 he does

[@yoraging3532]

@@markdemos75 🤣😆😆😆😆 brilliant

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

And such a sadly muted response from the audience !

[@MickLoud999]

He also needs a custom pick guard!!!

[@blue._princee]

Those people were so damn lucky to hear Philip Sayce playing like that!

[@tylernichol2932]

He still plays like this and better than ever!

[@sturmstug]

I was in this concert. The weather was bad all day to 2 minutes before he started to play. Sun and warm came and we all see the light. Concert i never forget!!!

[@FighterPilot1945]

Wish I was there

[@bennygmooneyhan4907]

So disappointing to see some of the comments, comparing KWS, PS and then putting one or the other down. These 3 guitarists would never do it themselves or appreciate it. All 3 are awesome, and deserve the praise they get for talent and endless dedication to reach these levels of performance.

[@ericmaughan6579]

The world is a poorer place without Jeff. What a talent.

[@Bigladderphotographer]

Saw PS in London…incredible performance. Nothing else like him right now.

[@henrico7niente]

Wonderfull Guitar Players, really enjoy and love it!

[@michaelreis8266]

Oh my God! I knew he was good, but Sayce is channelling divinity here.

[@frufru0071]

Michael Reis AMEN to that, Brother! It’s taken me 5 years to catch up to this fellow, Philip Sayce. What a great post!

[@keithremedy]

@@frufru0071 he lives up the street from me, probably the nicest guy I know in the music business

[@patrickburns7913]

I totally agree!

[@DialogDontArgue]

@@frufru0071 I was today years old...

[@frufru0071]

@@DialogDontArgue sorry, bud. I think that the voice-controlled keyboard/dictation-has misinterpreted your message. I’m "lost in translation".©️2003

[@greasegat]

Jeff Healey was the man, I think he understood the blues more than most

[@paulcowart3174]

Indeed....natural blues singer and player Love PS but could use some of Jeff's restraint

[@bryngillings8941]

Amen brother

[@gypsyjunkman5068]

I guested with Jeff in London many years ago, he was doing a benefit to raise money for the CNIB! Jeff was a true Gentleman and a smooth blues man! It was a honor to blow harp with him!

[@luthiervandros]

Gypsy Junkman thank you sharing

[@davegilmerDaveTheButcher]

Love both these legends. In my opinion, Jeff is, and will always be the best guitar player that ever lived. What a blessing for all of us to of witnessed his life.🙏🏻❤️

[@joshkroger1760]

Phil is a fawkin god. Nothing but love from northern Cali

[@stratocaster1greg]

Nobody could touch Jeffs playing. He turned being blind into a huge advantage. God Bless his soul.

[@henryhite]

his voice and playing was incredible, RIP,a great talent.

[@shaserv]

I love Jeff, he was an amazing man. God rest him.

[@daniellea5603]

I discovered Jeff Healy on a musical TV show back in 1994 in France, on Arte, I was so flabbergasted! In the summer of 1997 when I went to Vancouver, (planning to immigrate to Canada) he was playing there. I was so happy, remembering the shock I had watching him on TV. We were very lucky to have a chance see him on stage. When I drive I listen to him very loud, I love it!

[@timothybaumann7191]

How as a fan of Jeff, philip, SRV i never saw this video before today. Amazing.

[@fafagbedemah8960]

same here man. I was just searching for new jeff licks like a madman and finally found this!!!

[@EBJorge-ql1ii]

Philip Sayce is like a ferocious version of SRV.

[@Bigladderphotographer]

A great description….saw him last year…captivating to watch.

[@Darrick-f9d]

Phillip Sayse wails so hard, he is the best blues rock player there is.

[@monkmc1860]

Seen Phillip live at weekend he rung the life out his Strats.Incredible player.

[@Ross23J]

3:18 The way he plays with the volume knob as he hits that run.. *magical*

[@alexanderosburn6850]

Jared Ross that’s some Roy Buchanan influence right there

[@chuckmckee2741]

He is so amazing. He developed his own technics, and if he can't hear it ? Nobody can. He must have gone over and over that neck just to identify the sound. For one note. And then to put together it just blows me away. Thank you Jeff. You gave us all a lesson. Your insperation, encourages me. Thank you

[@hippytrippyjonboy828]

If you look close, nearly every single bar or riff, and especially any time he takes his hand off the fretboard he places it at the saddle or first fret and quickly reads up the neck reading the frets like braille more or less. Amd how he wad able to do it so quickly to the point of being unnoticeable unless you're looking for it. Is absolutely incredible and awe inspiring.

[@hazor777]

Blows my mind how Healey developed such amazing technique in the manner in which he played. Standard playing is challenging enough , but to play it like a lap steel, but adding all the other dynamics to it…? Just phenomenal . Rest In Peace, JH. Thanks for the music

[@fives.]

To play it like a lap steel *yet be fretting the notes* Healy was something else entirely

[@petsuk6969]

I was there and it was amazing evening. There was also Edgar Winter and Steve Lukather project 🔥🎸

[@canakpinar1020]

This mans voice is incredible

[@KingKull1971]

Jeff was authentic and that's rare 👍🏾

[@oneconsc3333]

Holy freakin moly.... I have no other words to say🙏🏼💜🇨🇦

[@zolfodor4835]

A total one off,a brilliant guitarist R.I.P. Jeff 🎸❤️

[@PabloZadar01]

Thank you for posting!!!!!!!!!!!! Great!

[@rockdfunk]

look at Mother right there, all young and barely worn

[@patrickmayer9566]

....yes,,,dude,,,,look at how long ago this is??!!!😯..it's still white!!!...he has been out playing but not giving the recognition !!!...holy shit!....now he's still as good,if not better.

[@andymelendez9757]

Got it!

[@whtesrgeswe4128]

@@patrickmayer9566 oh he’s even better

[@wolvros6040]

Jeff Healey and Philip Sayce erm yeah mate

[@seekerofthetruth9805]

Amazing as usual

[@NoWayOut55]

Good thing Jeff has Roadies who are keeping things steady.. And doubly good he has Philip throwing down his own hot brown gravy!! Dayyyem!!

[@javiercamachocrespo2926]

Great performance!

[@douglascollman7341]

So good!!!!

[@aimenelosta7275]

thx i love it

[@TurquoiseArmies]

Thank you! Kiitos!! :)

[@adamaba1135]

Fire!!!!!!❤❤❤❤my ❤is on❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@brucenlittlepictures]

The fact that Philip can play that well and it isn’t even his band is unbelievable.

[@freecitizen2760]

I don’t know if you are a musician, and I am definitely not trying to be rude or condescending, but the Blues uses a usually very simple song structure often consisting of just 3 chords and the same 12 bars of music played over and over again. Yes, Philip and Jeff both did well here. I’m only saying that fitting in isn’t a challenge for either of them or for any Blues player. Now Jazz is a different story. There are often more chords, often complicated ones, and often with more complicated song structures as well. But ... in Jazz too, there are standard tunes (called Real Book, or Real Fake Book tunes) that people are expected to know and be able to improvise over. If you already know all this, then let this comment be for others.

[@keithremedy]

@@freecitizen2760 not to be condescending but let me just patronize everyone

[@gabrielmumbray4287]

Just because the basic structure of the blues is simple it doesn't mean that playing the blues Is easy... I don't really understand your point of fitting in as the blues isn't really about fitting in

[@9418matthew]

@@freecitizen2760 blues is easy to play but hard to feel - i think that was Jimi Hendrix said that...to me there was electric guitar before Jimi and then after!

[@9418matthew]

@@freecitizen2760 in fact Jazz may have more chord voicings but arguably that can make a simple solo sound even better as the rhythm makes all the harmonic choices. The 3 chord thing is funny really as there only the 2,3,6 and diminished left in any key right?

[@deandee8082]

listen to Phil and Jeff play as my guitar gently weeps "Montreux Jazz Festival 1997" sort of a head turner if ya get my drift . .

[@rhllnm]

Jeff Healy!

[@nandolopesbr]

Esse cara é animal, manda MUITO!

[@steevhead13]

"Going To Chicago Blues" (Jimmy Rushing / Count Basie) Pori Jazz Festival - Kirjurinluoto Arena - Pori, Finland - [July 20th, 2000]

[@mangeldeth74]

Awesome.

[@CAPIDIXDIX]

Enorme...

[@arottie4097]

W0W!

[@LeijuvaFlatus]

I has been there in that very dear Kirjurinluoto concert :D

[@vesnacukvas6201]

pure magic

[@marcissobadass]

Holy smokes!!❤

[@thorstenriedel3152]

Hammer

[@dirkzink9204]

I miss Jeff... No disrespect however Philip is #1

[@gailhalldorson4648]

Sayce! OMG! Where did he go after Jeff died? I'm always finding new heroes--usually after a few wines and a meander on KZbin.

[@keithremedy]

Played with him last year on the blues cruise. He’s plays clubs here in SoCal all the time

[@icebergnose7118]

Wow...

[@zymmer4]

Whew !!!! I mean...Dang !!!!!!

[@金天-o7t]

OMG

[@QuickSticks8771]

Philip Sayce Holy fuckin crap balls !!

[@elesgabor]

That intro solo and that singing!!!!! Uhhhh

[@jstar1000]

Why do the camera men always think we want to see the ugly faces a guitar player makes and zoom in an hang on their face? We want to see the magic in the fingers, that's it, nothing else...damn it!

[@electricchurchmusic4298]

That was great !! Too bad for Jeff that he had troubles with his pedals,,,,

[@RomayPM]

Shit, this is good!

[@jmvmike]

Guitar Face? Phill delivers Guitar Body!

[@denisconor648]

Srv tone big string's great stuff.

[@thyagoguitarra3438]

Anyone knows the name of this song?

[@imstarz9123]

Jeff Healey "Goin to Chicago"

[@thyagoguitarra3438]

@@imstarz9123 Thanks!

[@hippytrippyjonboy828]

Is that mother that Philip is playing on in this show?

[@ChazzLawrence]

2:34 🔥

[@mike-mj6bf]

3:30

[@domdom4329]

JMH. SRV. STVの集大成って感じ🎉

[@james_dh1791]

Man… I so wanna know how he plays that bit at 3:30

[@Gary_28]

Stevie ray Vaughan......

[@znmcg]

Is this "mother" when she still had a finish?

[@oppvask10]

Yes!

[@RNicolasRuvalcaba]

Two guitar savages for the price of one..

[@Scubasteve118]

What’s this song called??

[@laszlokaszas1832]

Goin'To Chicago

[@mihalyvigyikan9114]

ez az m1-en volt anno? Na ez is valami....

[@hesch-tag]

Jeff has so much more variety in his choice of notes.

[@goodhealing2889]

THE BLIND MAN ARE THE GREAT MUSICIAN?

[@TracyLanebike]

WTF? It's like he's constantly connected to a live 220 wire!

[@57classic-rc2qx]

なぜ鼻の下伸びてるところをサムネにした

[@zeppelin668]

Egybe nincs meg valakinek?? Esetleg jobb minőségben?

[@Dobby2487]

⠠⠇⠑⠛⠢⠙

[@MDarkus3]

where can I find he full show ?

[@RJNoises99]

Philip carried it lmao

[@loganpearson9206]

Jeff in the slow intro unbelievably on fire. Not digging Phillip. But I'll keep digging to find more of his shows.

[@huiweiy9766]

?

[@chantinking7778]

Anyone know if this show was /is available to purchase on Dvd

[@nsc217]

So while Jeff was a little kid learning to play guitar, his father never came in and said “Hey son, that sounds great! This is how you actually hold the guitar”?

[@nsc217]

-- The father is blind?

[@hendrixj9901]

What if hear me out…people play in their own style 🤯🤯🤯

[@paulcowart3174]

Love Jeff's voice That's the one thing Sayce couldn't take with him That and Jeff's economy of notes Over plays IMO

[@loganpearson9206]

Yeah I think he's good,but totally agree. He's no Jeff Healey not even close. I just don't dig Phillips sound. Good player though!

[@paulcowart3174]

@@loganpearson9206 I love Jimi and SRV but so many people are apeing their tones Originality is where it's at

[@loganpearson9206]

Yeah what originally drew me into Jimi was his originality. Of course he used all his musical influences around him. The gift he gave to music,the contribution is immense. Bottom line Jimi had an ear like a mutha fucker! Jeffs ear was just as big.What about Glen Gould? Lol but dead serious!

[@pharmerdavid1432]

Dig Healey always, the Rockman on bass sounds good too, but Sayce's playing always makes me feel nervous for some reason. He's a great technician, but even now - 10 years later, not my thing. If I want to listen to that kind of music, there are many other SRV type players better than Sayce, or who I'd rather hear anyways.........*

[@jamesonnewhouse1298]

I understand what you're saying hes not trying to be Stevie, yes hes got the licks and the sound but his writing capabilities are completely a different style if anything id say hes plays more like hendrix than Stevie

[@adrianoelvas4662]

@@jamesonnewhouse1298 its like malmstein trying to play blues...no matter what he does or the amount of technique he uses, it all sounds boringly the same....

[@keithremedy]

@@jamesonnewhouse1298 he’s got a voice and sound like Lenny Kravits but the chops of a top blues man ain’t a bad combination

[@keithremedy]

@@adrianoelvas4662 that’s ignorant statement I guess that showcases who actually plays and who doesn’t

[@adrianoelvas4662]

@@keithremedy i have to agree 100% with you, afterall its your opinion about mine, think free, and so it goes! but its still utterly boring to.me.. peace bro!

[@marioarellano5246]

Too much playing He didnt realize he was a side man

[@tmektl27]

He's a Kenny Wayne Sheppard wannabee. Nothing more.

[@15nicinho]

bitch Lol not at all

[@clarkengelbert294]

Lmao bro KWS couldn’t carry philips jockstrap. KWS is a nice SRV copy-lite but Philip is an innovator and in a different league.

[@Nitsua_Atayha]

He's better than kws now

[@OspreyEye]

Clark Engelbert haha are you kidding me. This Phil guy sounds like a KWS knockoff. Dude hasn’t innovated anything except stupid guitar faces and bodily gyrations.

[@hesch-tag]

They both are way too SRV but KWS totally bores me.

[@rruzaku]

song?