VS: Lee Roy Parnell talks Robert Johnson’s deal w/ the Devil (or Zeke?) (S2:E14)

[@UncleFluster]

Leroy tears it up! What a great video! What a great guy paying tribute too and being grateful for all the influence from all those great players! So many more too! Slide is Bitchin'!!!!!

[@guitartim2128]

Such soulful blues slide that only Leroy Parnell can deliver. He inspired me👍🎸 THANX for the post!!!

[@addicted2tone349]

Lee Roy is one heck of a player. His his vibrato screams Delta.. That Todd Sharp and the Gold Top are blues rock heaven under Lee Roy's control.

[@josephgrant757]

Lee Roy is an underrated vocalist and guitarist. But his knowledge on everything in this video left my jaw dropping.... he deserves more credit then what he already has

[@larrytelford5077]

Lee Roy is absolutely one of the best…a triple threat..vocals,guitar and slide…much love for LRP!

[@allenkennedy6748]

Just a country artist? Listening and playing what moves him. Moves me too. Wonderful.

[@christopherhanna5754]

He is a hugely underated guitarist singer. And songwriter.

[@markinthemix6055]

Nice. Good to hear someone open up that Todd Sharp amp. 😌

[@SongbirdsFoundation]

Mark he blew the roof off. First person out of over 100 interviews to crank the JOAT 20. Todd does an amazing job with those amps and they are built for players like Lee Roy!

[@clintwhatley7981]

Seen him a few times. Awesome Slide Man .

[@buddylobos5277]

I also was in high school when the Allman's came out. It was so huge a fellow guitar player, also 16, ran away from home (Bloomington MN) to try and join the Allman Bros; We laugh hard about it today.

[@robhintz9263]

I honestly had no idea Little Walter played guitar. Does anyone have info on what tracks he played guitar on?

[@theotheranswer]

Honeybee comes to mind

[@johnhickey8429]

Yep, the early Muddy stuff is right on. Also,he went back to the original foundation just like Muddy did. Ya can’t go wrong doin that.

[@3cardmonty602]

My Dad saw Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys many times in Texas at the end of WWII - when he was in the Army. I learned the Blues from early Bob Wills albums.

[@danielmartin5267]

Does anyone know the song that’s he’s playing when he’s talking about passing chords? Sad and blue? I can’t find it anywhere

[@benkastli3259]

Yes! I've searched everywhere and cannot find a thing...

[@billylasso6656]

Did you ever find out? My best guess is "Would You Ever Think of Me" by the Golden Melody Boys, but I haven't been able to confirm.

[@American-Dragon]

Just got my LRP Ron Ellis pickup set. Took a long time. Great artist. Maybe a better story teller. I could listen all day.

[@markrussel5475]

Anyone know the song he plays around 2:32?

[@bobertramirez6456]

That goldtop is co clean.

[@mrwhite6743]

That’s a huge slide.

[@jeevahnknight797]

I think he is talking about Ike Zimmerman.

[@limpindug]

Here's a wee thought Eddie James taught Robert how to play, and there's a wee bit bottle neck in death letter blues that Duane and Derek expanded and Layla took off and is still strong.

[@galactictravels224]

Big fan from coleman county

[@Tonetwisters]

Music needs two thing ... Contrast and feeling or "soul" ... And NEVER doubt the devil and his "soul" stealing ... I mean, how do you think the Rolling Stones kept going all this time? Hello? Even through disco?

[@gabrielsilva-jn4kg]

What was the name of the first song he played? The one he said it was the first one he learned

[@alistaireblack4861]

Im also interested in knowing. Cant find it online searching lyrics

[@wmw22]

gabriel silva - same here!

[@thomasprice1760]

Tone...touch...and leroy....😊

[@thomasfarmer1730]

Did this guy play in Black Oak Arkansas

[@jaramemitchell6383]

Hilarious... he is just so casual in conversion and then bam!!! Oh yeah Duane, he played kinda like this... lol

[@johnhetherington8830]

Nice guy better than rap

[@SnakeBlozck]

This man is my moms boyfriend, i dont know if im lucky for cursed lol

[@annemone8241]

boaring

[@DougHinVA]

he has no personal charm