Buddy Guy - 16 - Things That I Used To Do - Live 1991

[@musiclover9361]

"Mr Guy, I really enjoyed your set: I'd like to record it." - Jimi Hendrix.

[@apostolostv]

Awesome performance. Amazing voice. Phenomenal solo. There is only one Buddy Guy.

[@divinesouls5535]

So many other players wouldn't be as good if it wasn't for Buddy.

[@ghurricane87]

I love the way he just draws you in!! He knows he has you in the palm of his hand and he just goes with it!! Love Buddy Guy!

[@if6wuz9]

Buddy was the first guitarist I heard that played super fast with feeling if he wanted to. Jimi Hendrix used to go watch him play as often as he could. The song I first heard him go off on was The First Time I Met The Blues. The video with the ghetto scenes. Chilling guitar. Buddy was nice to me along with Jr Wells when I met them backstage long ago. Blues people are good people.

[@TheMightyGreenEagle]

I love the way Buddy almost quotes the original Guitar Slim solo, and then it's like a dam bursts and off he goes. I think someone counted 83 notes in two measures in one of his live performances of this song. This is the Buddy that electrified people in the Chicago blues clubs before he got famous.

[@toenails671]

That's tight!!

[@Thesocalballer]

A little known fact. The piano player for Guitar Slim , who first recorded this song was a young Ray Charles.So many artists have re-recorded this great blues song. Buddy Guy does a very good version of Slim's classic song

[@bluetoad2001]

that Buddy Guy smile is evil to the bone, love it cause it is the real thing. thanks for posting

[@MrBoker69]

As Miles Davis said, it's not the shit you play, it's the shit you don't play. Buddy is a master at that. Great song

[@bruuzar]

この曲､1番好き😊 間奏カッコイイ🎉

[@888jimm]

There is Buddy and then everyone else ;)

[@MarshallWillanholli]

Buddy FEELS his music he's the greatest Who in the F dislikes this????

[@eddiecrane5647]

psychopaths

[@edtrembicki-guy993]

Just finished Buddy's book, When I Left Home - My Story. Had to hear this after learning about Guitar Slim's influence on Buddy. Nice!!!

[@samikhalil5027]

I really like his version. Down to the bone.

[@SharkeysMachines]

Soooooo Looking forward to seeing you Friday Buddy ! They need a heart button instead of a thumbs up !

[@ramonsanchez7961]

Buddy Guy Knows his great friend SRV, played that so many times Buddy gives him a lot of emotion🎸🎸🥁🎹

[@drnasrichelbi]

good morning from Tunisia

[@michaelsamson7707]

Love this song and how i can relate so much❤

[@iroberts6663262]

One of the greatest blues guitarists alive

[@HIPCHIP]

When Scott Holt was still playing with him. At least I think that's Scott, kind'a blurry.

[@GGjamslive]

Love it

[@TheBluesmanBlue]

D-bests 🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@quilciri]

86 in the solo, after he quotes guitar slim in the first bars acc. guitar player magazine :)

[@Laurencelelann]

I love the song, Buddy Guy is a big one ! oh yes

[@danielpatanchon]

Does anyone know the name of the second guitarist? I saw Buddy Guy once in '93 and I never forgot them! Buddy was a huge influence on me!

[@catherines.mitchell6313]

Blues at its best.

[@NorthernTurbo]

This cover warms my heart and soul!

[@sakutasu]

without buddy guy there will be no jimi hendrix . do you think that jimi hendrix would cancel his gig so he he can watch buddy guy in concert ? he certainly did ! to top it off , jimi brought along his tape recorder and recorded buddy guy. buddy guy is one bad ass blues musician !

[@reward116]

thanx for sharing cheers

[@strandwolf]

Thanks!

[@bamichel1]

du veritable buddy guy !! VERY GOOD !Thing slowhan. A.Michel

[@MrJaredduncan]

He is top 3, if not 1 in my opinion.

[@DONDIVA1969]

Saw him twice at Hampton Beach NH, so good.

[@richardreilly3759]

Did you see him at those Hendrix tributes

[@grosper]

Great!

[@79dan]

yeah been looking for this for a while.....thanks!! im downloading it this time tho, lol..

[@LaneDenson]

That's Scott Holt - he's got a KZbin Channel: Scottholtband

[@IRROWE008]

song of GUITAR SLIAM, great song.

[@JoshSmith222]

Sounds like they ran the audio through a kazoo, but it still sounds good....

[@williambourke6620]

holly shit

[@MichaelADAddario]

Praise the lord!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@wisesatyr72]

Id kill to have his Strat..10 Stars

[@wisesatyr72]

Damn...

[@MrCaribbean]

sweet jesus!

[@tbone4646]

Jimi was a good listener.

[@julienguillaume5010]

Strange sound. Only him gets such sound on a fender

[@warrenbiker]

Anyone have the rest of this show?

[@BlastinAdrian]

Great Job Buddy, Stevie would be and Is proud

[@biggusdickus9240]

Stevie had fuck all to do with that tune other than to cover it too..Buddy was doing it while Stevie was still shitting yellow.

[@strandwolf]

Who is the rhythm guitarist with him? I saw them play together in the late 1990s at the Santa Cruz Blues Festival and that rhythm dude got on his axe I want to tell you!

[@jdb10715]

Among my favs were Buddy Guy, Hendrix, BB King and Stevie Ray Vaughn. Buddy had SRV over at his club. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hanUmmaHp9Cgqas

[@jerrymichaud]

Michaud boy

[@MrJaredduncan]

He's not the best in 1 thing, such as guitar playing or singing, but just has the best blues act in all things.

[@jvs333]

The original father of black (roots) rock and roll: Guitar Slim (Eddie Jones). kzbin.info/www/bejne/emeZn6Owap5sfLM Four of the greatest tribute to him: 1. Chuck Berry kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpimkIGkopx_kKs 2. Albert Collins. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGO1d4aChr2tiM0 3. Buddy guy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3jShXWngsuhocU 4. SRV. kzbin.info/www/bejne/poGxc59jnct8oa8

[@fenderblues1744]

I've heard Jimmy Hendrix play something similar to this.

[@memeguaia]

Do you have the link of that?

[@fenderblues1744]

meme guaia No, I have it on a Jimmy Hendrix tape somewhere, I think the tape was some of Jimmy's unreleased songs, one of the first tapes to be released, it wasn't the same song but the lead playing is very similar, on the tape I think Jimmy said it was electric church. Ive just located the tape while I'm writing this. The tape is called Jimi Hendrix: blues, and yes the song track is called Electric Church. Here's a list of whats on the tape. Hear My Train Commin'(Acoustic guitar. Born Under a Bad Sign. Red House. Catfish Blues. Voodoo Chile Blues. Mannish Boy. Once I had a Woman. Bleeding Heart. Jelly 292. Electric Church this runs into Red House again. Hear My Train a Cummin' (Electric Guitar) Because of the recording quality of these songs they weren't allowed out at that time. I got used to them and I love them. Hope this helps.

[@memeguaia]

+Fender Blues Thank you so much for your long and detailed answer, I'm trying to find these kind of recordings. Hope to find this one you are talking about on the web. It's good to find nice people 'round here, all my love from Buenos Aires, Argentina. :)

[@empereurjustinien2082]

he did play that song

[@lesoufflelibre8639]

Is it this version you are talking about ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIayoIaQlLireKM

[@thefullbug9515]

This is swell old tune. Always makes me emotional and my eyes well up. Buddy is great on guitar as usual, but I'm never a big fan of his singing and the theatrical improvisations he often incorporates into his singing. His singing was very ordinary here and actually hurt the song somewhat.

[@jasonkeith9317]

Ur frickin' crazy.

[@nickcarter6917]

never liked his tone

[@jasonkeith9317]

He probably never liked ur tone either.