TOBY LEE - VILLAGE BLUES

[@marysefonta8371]

Great Voice, Wonderful Blues, Clapton ! Old love, leave me alone, so sweet Blues, Bravo pour la Guitare, Toby !

[@loesbakker3575]

Top top greater than top .. old lady from Holland..give me more soft slow blues thanks

[@eodnhoj8387]

two absolutely brilliants in one day!! uncle nigel is such a star. really excellent vocals and guitar playing!! i actually found myself listening more to him than to toby!! he has great timing and musical awareness and i have a sneaky suspicion that he's a major reason as to why toby is so good so young. i would still like to hear father and son playing guitar together or all three of you playing in some sort of jam. that would be mega. good choice of songs. great family vibes here and a lovely sense of fun and enjoyment in playing when these two team up!! happy birthday uncle nigel and it's good to see that your full name has been credited here!! if there's ever a toby lee blues band uncle nigel would surely have to be in it imo!! thanks for this double-helping of blues today i've really enjoyed this sunday special!! 🎶🎸🤗🤗🎸🎶

[@julienguillaume5010]

john doe didn t i tell you john doe to shut the fuck up? Ps: wish i knew who decided clapton was god. The poor guy is boring to death. "You look wonderful, tonight" waow. "Leila, got me on my knew." Etc.. John.. how about that shine box it told you to go get earlier? Go home and get it

[@puneboy123]

You are extremely talented.. I started when I was 30 years old.. And your cuteness quotient is really is the icing on the cake...

[@Rurkiworld]

Mr. Nigel has "THE" voice and you are, as usual par excellence on the guitar. What a voice, what playing!! The fusion of two generations........... Keep on!!!!

[@toysoldierhodges]

Wow Toby. You and your uncle are amazing! Beautiful

[@taketheredpill1441]

I don't get why this boy doesn't have at least 800k subscribers. He's phenomenal! And so are all the dudes he plays with.

[@74dartman13]

Toby, you were great as always. I was surprised by your uncle Nigel! He's got the voice of a younger singer! And he plays great too! You two make a great team! I really enjoyed the two of you playing this morning...made my day!👍😎🎸🎶

[@harrijoy2039]

74dart man he's the one who taught toby how to play

[@74dartman13]

Harold Joy that's awesome! Music is in his blood! His uncle is a fabulous teacher, for sure!

[@chrisgear3724]

Sunday is not Sunday without your clip.You and your uncle was fantastic. I hope when l'm his age l have his zest for life!Keep up the fantastic work. Chris from Western Australia.

[@aurore_lapersonne]

What a great duo, and such a wonderfull voice, truly beautiful, thank you from France

[@bullhunter45]

Great job. Nigel and Toby you guys are rocking it!! I love your videos

[@7msjster]

Nothing like being with an elder, and vs versa, I am sure, music has no age, but this proves it is enjoyed by all. Loved it. thank you for the share.

[@gicase9599]

Fantastic duo!

[@yt3141]

You're both fantastic. And melodic solos that don’t over-emphasize athleticism are nice. Sometimes less is more 😎

[@bucurflorin3328]

was literally listening to ec's old love right before i clicked this video. nice one

[@taketheredpill1441]

Beautiful. Kind of has a James Bay vibe 😊

[@eodnhoj8387]

for "mustang sally" toby if ever you get time check out the amazing raw growling spitting guitar brilliance of a then ten year old nathan gill's live performance (6:27) on yt from back in 2008. it's my all-time favourite version!! that low down mean bluesy distorted sound of nathan's guitar with the long long guitar outro is just a sound to die for imo!!

[@vickiehibbard5548]

Toby I love your playing you are great Keep Playing that Guitar

[@ton-gle4137]

3.30....best solo I've heard you do yet. There was real sensitivity and some space in there as well as lovely controlled runs which complemented the melody perfectly. Your playing is really maturing as your knowledge and understanding is enabling you to put personality into the music. Well done...a real pleasure to watch you.

[@eodnhoj8387]

Tony Gleeson i absolutely agree with everything you say!! i've played and replayed this so many times now. the solo at 3:30 is exquisite!! often less is more. slow bent note is blues in its purest form imo. i definitely think that in kids there's a tendency towards showmanship and associating skill with playing as many notes as possible as fast as possible!! another young guitarist who seems to think like this is dustin tomsen in germany who recently put out a video of himself just playing faster and faster in three speeds!! i asked him recently if he would consider playing some guitar with his dad who is a guitarist on youtube. he says that he will soon so i'm looking forward to that and hopefully having his dad on with him will lead to some serious playing because he's very talented if not all that prolific in his output but also seems to get a bit giddy at times!! generally gain speed lose feel and without feel blues becomes soulless. perhaps guitaring is like life and you just slow down naturally as you get older!? toby is a very bright kid and still only thirteen. long career ahead of him!! in most instances i'd rather hear him play than some adult guitarist because there's a freshness and almost experimental quality in his playing that I find so musically exciting. only brandon niederauer in the states impresses me as much as toby. it's top of the premier league stuff and i'm following both teams!!

[@ton-gle4137]

I find it really interesting how his face completely changes when he begins to play. His focus is great. He has very good listening skills and seems to draw inspiration from everyone he plays with. He also has very subtle but effective communication skills - looking at other musicians, nodding, smiling and then waiting with some considerable humility until someone gives him permission to go for it! And then he does.!! I know some don't like his presentation style but to me he comes across as a very bright young lad with good 'in front of the camera' skills and THEN he begins to play. I love it when anyone has clearly 'found their thing' and what he has achieved is a result of hours of work. How great would it be if he hooked up with Avery Molek?

[@eodnhoj8387]

Tony Gleeson it's uncanny!! like you're reading my very own thoughts!! again i agree with everything you say. if you look a little bit more deeply into things it often pays dividends in the form of insights!! i have now listened to toby's "bluest blues" 200 plus times and i'm still amazed by the sheer musical brilliance of his playing of it!! compositionally as well. previously i called him the "young mozart of the guitar"!! i noticed on bb that as you say his face changes and he almost looks a different person at really intense moments of playing. he's "in the zone" as they say and it's beautiful to watch!! concentration is key to success at everything in life!! in so many ways brandon niederauer is the same as toby. one of his youtube videos playing with ghost note and mononeon is described in the header as a "face melting solo"!! i've noticed with toby that even at eight or nine years old if you study his back videos from then like "8yr old blues sensation" or say "happy blues on dad's strat" at 9yrs his playing seems brilliantly smooth and flowing even then!! a lot of my favourite stuff of his comes from this very early "experimental" stage of his musical development. before 8yrs old i've seen nothing at all as i remember. toby must have acquired his "skills" before 8yrs old. but just how good he was at 7yrs 6yrs or even younger still i just don't know. i've seen the video of james bell strumming away on an acoustic guitar in his "video to remind me who i am" at six years old. but i don't know how competently he was playing it. i also noticed that both toby and james had plastic ukuleles when very young. i think that toby's appears in his "red house" video for a small cameo and james has his in some sort of "pirate" video imr. brandon's very early playing doesn't seem as good as toby's. it's more pedestrian and far less fluent imo. it all seems to come together for him at 10 or 11 yrs old. btw the reason for the great nvc between toby and his uncle is i believe that he is at least one of toby's teachers and his "guitar mentor". about avery molek? check out toby lee and john "the stickman" from 2016 playing "sweet child of mine" together in a "collaborative" video if you've not seen it already on youtube. but to be honest i think that i prefer to hear toby's guitaring pure and unadulterated sans drowning drums.

[@paulkane9863]

Smooth and cool 👏👏

[@stefanklaus1652]

Your uncle has a Great Voice God bless Both of you❤️

[@paulmorant6827]

Toby you’re amazing You have 100k million views on Facebook

[@suchatimeasthis1958]

FANTASTIC!!!!!! TY TY TY :)

[@Ly2744]

Awesome!

[@studioPRphoto]

Thanks.You are unique. Good couple

[@letterli]

Tobi: what kind of "device" is it on the left (not the Notebook) - kind of a jam amp?

[@grewejames1]

This surprised me. Wow!

[@aerofly2]

Now we know where young Toby gets the talent from 👍

[@florianrivard]

Beautiful so good

[@willvickers4833]

Fantastic performance you are really good 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

[@MrJeep75]

Awesome

[@David_Alcazar]

great! well done

[@RinRin_c]

Cool.. Age doesn't matter at all!

[@ARECEITADODIA]

👏👏👏

[@LorenzoSperduti]

Brilliant

[@7msjster]

lol on a humous note, I just stepped back during the time of the "home phone" being on the wall and it constantly ringing from the young girls calling to talk to my brothers. lol. Times have changed or have they?

[@dixiedixon6195]

Gary moors spirit

[@dougpage1132]

Toby on youtube, type in "Bimbo walker", and you will see what guitar "feeling" is all about.

[@alwaysmusic423]

You know buddies the good teacher is like a DIMOND and Toby have gotta professional teacher and practice. Lucky you. We have not enough good teacher in Iran and I have good equipment but don't have teacher and teaching. 😖😖

[@gianlucafrancesoni7051]

He's good

[@minxiemoo69]

Mr Lee, Have you ever thought about doing vocals?

[@lyncboy]

uncle's solo level was to LOW !!!

[@nigelgirling6579]

Well, it's Toby's jam and I didn't want to steal his thunder!

[@Seasider70]

so jealous of your extra sick tight jeans!

[@julienguillaume5010]

The impersonation of clapton by oncle nigel is impressive. Embarrassive. Shit if i was you two, I would stop leaving so much evidence all over youtube. Hey.. try to get a band sometime too