British guitarist reacts to Vince Gill being IMPRESSIVELY well rounded!

[@lennyharp]

Vince Gill showed me Country is cool. I was a Rock N' Roll snob. He shames most rock guitar players.

[@softailspringer9915]

Great guitarists operating in all genres of music. Check out Tony Rice for some amazing acoustic bluegrass guitar

[@amjrpain919]

Steve Wariner can play it all, he just prefers Country

[@mikeshuler3571]

Vince Gill is truly amazing with his up-tempo country picking, but he is equally impressive with his slower tunes -- Look at Us, Go Rest High, and the unbelievable live duet with Carrie Underwood on How Great Thou Art, for examples. I wish I had the ability to be only one hundredth as expressive as Vince is in his playing! And you're right -- he shames most rock players, myself included!

[@barbaracampbell9907]

He can shred

[@easyenetwork2023]

And think he learned from some of the best. Chet Atkins, Roy Clark, Glenn Campbell, Willie Nelson, etc. He was originally a back-up singer and guitarist for Linda Rondstadt around the time the Eagles were the back-up and opening band at times, I believe.

[@marymiller8769]

I think you are the kindest, very knowledgeable and very cheerful! Thank you for having an appreciation for our country musicians, their extreme talent and creative ways of story telling.

[@killingsworthgc]

Absolutely. Fil (IMHO) appreciates all kinds of music.

[@bdh1580]

He's adorable. I would adopt him.

[@togue777]

Fil's smile is infectious like a kid hearing something amazing for the first time. I smile like that in private as my teeth aren't nearly as good and I can even be brought to tears with some of these performances. Vince is the kind of player that can evoke either emotion. Great post.

[@joecavazos1786]

Vince is one of the best ! He's up their with Chet Atkins, Roy Clark, Glen Campbell,Jerry Reed, Brent Mason, Brad Paisley etc....

[@gregchambers6100]

Vince Gill has always been adored by us guitarists for his superb skills, fluid changes, his musicality in general, fine lyrics, his kindness and generosity. He's right up there with Chet and Roy.

[@joecavazos1786]

Don't forget Glen.

[@easyenetwork2023]

He learned from them. Think he jammed with all the greats in country and many in rock at some point.

[@matthewlawton9241]

He's also playing good country music instead of nationalist hick-pop.

[@chimster1234]

His playing is flawless and his tone is pure bliss. Coupled with a silky smooth voice from heaven, it's a trifecta of perfection!

[@paulsauer5871]

Vince is an excellent picker. I had the pleasure of listening to him speak to some journalists about his playing; 30 years ago. I remember him telling them, that you must always have the appropriate guitar for the gig. Every hall is different and so are guitars. He also said, never out play the band; when it your turn, step-up and let it go. Then step back and let band do what they do.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@harnesshouse]

Vince plays with a Western Swing band here in Nashville every Monday night. You'd think with someone of his caliber it would be "all Vince" but he leaves his ego at the door.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@wiseonelol25]

THE TIME JUMPERS! AMAZING GROUP!

[@ronaldhelton8437]

He reminds me of the way Buck Owens led his band. No ego, just respect. Vince is one of the greats.

[@macferadaig3092]

It's so sad we lost Dawn Sears. She was lovely.

[@michaelmorris1334]

I've caught them, a great night and he appears to be humbled doing it.

[@gregorylincoln4328]

Not only can he totally rock it but sing a heart warming ballad. Mom recently passed and she requested "Go Rest High On The Mountain" at her funeral.

[@lisamh9037]

Can't even think about that song of his without crying

[@glennriser4834]

Gill never disappoints! I love how Fil smiles when he’s really enjoying all of these guitarist being amazing!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@tiffsaver]

What I LOVE about country players is their utter ease and relaxed way of playing.... no jumping around, no histrionics, no grandstanding, only great playing. I never thought I'd say it, but country players really have SOUL. They just express it in a different way.

[@danielmorris3687]

I think Vince is so good because he started out playing Bluegrass. It takes a real talent to play that style of music without relying on a bunch of pedals and knobs. Bluegrass musicians are among the most impressive players from any genre, in my opinion.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@bradstephens5522]

I started out wanting to play rick but quickly found bluegrass to be what I love and it influences all my other music i play.

[@dennispfohl3004]

It's amazing how many great musicians started in bluegrass and on the banjo. Saw Ry Cooder last year with Ricky Skaggs and Ry was a powerhouse on the banjo. Also well known (I think) is Jerry Garcia.

[@Pete-z6e]

daniel morris , good point well made.

[@bluedogok]

He was in a local bluegrass band around Oklahoma City called Mountain Smoke in his later high school and post high school years before heading out to California and eventually joining Pure Prairie League. They played a lot during that time, one of the bigger local acts.

[@allendunn8881]

I was in The Bluebird Cafe the night of Johnny Cash's funeral...It was a writers circle with Amy Grant, Beth Chapman, JD Souther and Rodney Crowell. Vince walked in pretty totaled (He'd been drinking a bit after the funeral)...They invited him to sit in for a song...He busted loose an equally amazing solo on a big Martin D-45...off the cuff and drunk as ya like...I was a doubter before that night...but he really is among the best players in the world...He just never misses a lick.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Awesome.

[@TennesseeMelanie]

As far as I am concerned, he is probably one of the most talented all-around performers ever born. He has it ALL.

[@ralph40]

Neat story, love hearing them. My oldest bro went to college in Nashville, & told lots of stories of who showed up to play at the various joints around town. Good 4 u sir. Memories are cool.

[@MrGaryGG48]

Miss Mellie has just right! Vince is an incredible guitar and mandoline player and then he starts singing! I love to see him bring out that old yellow Strat. It looks like he dragged it to the gig behind his pickup but he can sure get that thing to sing!! It's one of the survivors from his guitar collection and made it through the Nashville flood a few years ago. He lost many fine instruments to the flood that came through his and Amy's home. He's ALWAYS worth sitting down for a listen...

[@marbleman52]

@@MrGaryGG48 And what a collection he has...Wow..!! He collects guitars like a lot of country boys collect firearms...never enough..!!

[@mariorabottini5687]

Man he’s got it all! His voice is one that you could listen to all day! God what a guitarist it’s insane!! So melodic and intricate and yet he makes it look effortless!! Truly brilliant vid Fil !!!😮😮😮😮

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@trishaurvan9439]

Vince is apart of The Eagles now. He was a part of Pure Prairie League too, and an amazing musician!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@Alamo-cz5xc]

Really?

[@trishaurvan9439]

@@Alamo-cz5xc Yeah. Vince plays with the Eagles when he's not doing solo shows. And he was in PPL, he sang lead on a song called Let Me Love You Tonight

[@fnjesusfreak]

One of my fav Vince Gill songs is actually an Eagles cover. He does a great version of I Can't Tell You Why (and I think Tim Schmit was even on that recording).

[@trishaurvan9439]

@@fnjesusfreak That was an awesome remake from the Common Threads album...loved that album

[@substrate001]

Vince Gill is absolutely one of the smoothest, fastest "Guitar Slingers" in existence. Seeing him live is completely transcendent. Most of these top players can play just about *_anything with strings_* , and play it well! That's the Bluegrass roots coming through. Another great video from this channel!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool! Thanks!

[@brendakirby2186]

Vince Gill is a class act! Brilliant songwriter...dynamic musician...mesmerizing guitar play! Out of this world fabulous!!! Thanks for your positive viewpoint.🥰

[@kountrystrongpitts6063]

Love Vince Gill...from his early days with Pure Prairie League through his bluegrass/ country stuff to blues..uber talented picker/ singer/ song writer/ entertainer..huge fan

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@KjetilHestvik]

i love hearing him with The Eagles now, insane voice

[@axiomist4488]

Vince has it all, skill on the guitar and singing, a real sweet fine voice and a huge heart. He's a very loving person. Sometime when Ronnie Wood can't make it to a concert, I'd love to see Gill fill in with the Stones ! That'd be awesome !!!

[@TEScharf]

I think he fits better in his current gig with The Eagles, filling in for Randy Meisner on vocals.

[@FloridaManRacer]

I'm REALLY glad you mentioned how skilled a good country player's soloing is in comparison to Metal. Every metal guitarist i know that picks on country music I always laugh at them and tell them. ok, now play that same thing you always brag about being able to play on a clean tone and get back to me lol. Takes so much precision. There's no distortion to hide behind with flubbed notes. You have to be SPOT ON PERFECT.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@bbqwithchris9092]

Flatt and Scruggs and Chet Atkins were doing sweep and economy picking decades before metal even existed... which was derived from classical and Spanish influences... Metal players were late to the party by almost 30 years

[@jamesschleich629]

the country players can play what the metal players are doing, but the metal players can't play what the country players are playing

[@bobwallace9814]

I figured you'd get around to Gill. I saw him a few times around that era and always paid extra to get up front. This guy is the total package. He can play as well as anyone and sing as well as anyone. His persona is his real life, a chill kind of guy with a great demeanor.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@1mrmerced]

Ya...but can he clog? :)

[@scottkraniak4941]

I know we normally talk and comment about the music you watch but I want to say what drew me into this channel was you... your such a nice guy, willing to look at all types of music and you do it so well. I really respect you and your professionalism ....I like Metal but Im also a Pastor of a Church who listens to Christian music to. Anyway- I love music period and I can see you do to. hey how about checking out Stryper ??? One of my fave bands.. any way love this channel...Love what you do and how you do it... Ps Scott Kraniak ( God bless )

[@scottkraniak4941]

Plus watching how you get into the stuff you like...cool

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Scott!

[@gwendolyncarter5668]

Agreed!

[@walldogger1]

As Fil would say...."Spot-On!"

[@Kenneth-oc3is]

THANK YOU PHIL FOR SHOWCASING ALL GENRES OF GREAT PLAYERS. 💜

[@KarlaElaine100]

Vince is such an humble guy. Saw him live several times. He has probably done more duets than anyone I know of! He can do the duets because of his high tenor voice. His musicianship is also top notch! He has also written some beautiful songs. Go Rest High On That Mountain is one that he is more well known for.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

Flawless playing from Vince, he had the entire package, talent, good looks, and a sincere appreciation for the spirit of country music, and now he is an 'Eagle' what a blessed career this guy is having

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@pat6601]

Another great analysis. I really appreciate your wide range of subjects. Thank-You.

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@Tony-5000]

Dito.

[@scottsharbonno6469]

I am so glad you did a video with Vince Gill. I have loved him for years. Thank you!

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@jmflyer55]

Many people don’t even know how amazingly talented Vince Gill is. An outstanding guitarist. Even for those that dont like country, Vince knocks it outta the park every time. Wow.... 👍

[@TinyEMonroe]

Love the positive vibes you give off. Shows how much you love music. Nice to see from a young person!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@valley5617]

TinyE Monroe agree

[@Sellarmusic]

Thanks for highlighting Vince. He's been my favorite singer/guitarist/songwriter/entertainer since he joined Pure Prarie League. Vince is in a category of his own. Few are this talented to so many areas. Through it all he remains humble and constantly gives back. Just an amazing talent.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍☺

[@ORagnar]

He's smooth as glass, both as a singer and a guitar player. His talents fit the Eagles.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@dcool2u2]

Wow!! For 2&1/2 solid minutes a seamless, perfectly executed, solo with NO repeats. Just one awesome lick after another arranged in a way that sounds effortless in a super clean tone.

[@Caddowolf]

Yay! You used my Vince Gill suggestion. Thanks! Vince is awesome!

[@caseynicholson9190]

Ive been suggesting him too. Vince Gill is one of the best out there.

[@thepatriotfarmer3580]

Vince is a great player, no doubt. Such a good guy too...

[@catherinesplane98]

i made the suggestion. you were 2nd.

[@Caddowolf]

I gave him the link to this video a couple months ago. Doesn't matter. I'm just glad he did Vince.

[@catherinesplane98]

@@Caddowolf i made the 1st sugg. I didnt have a specific song. Asked hom to chose. You did the link. But I put forth Vince Gill.

[@RecessMonkeys]

Fil, I get the feeling you're one step from taking up residence in Nashville. I totally get it.

[@thepatriotfarmer3580]

lol! I'll buy Fil lunch if he comes here, hehe

[@bbushor1965]

Hey RecessMonkeys, by chance are you an SCTV fan ? 😀

[@RecessMonkeys]

Why, yes. Yes I am.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Haha yeah must a lot of Nashville residents watching!

[@bbushor1965]

I had a feeling you were. Love that skit!!

[@Caddowolf]

It's a Fiddle! No violins in country music. LOL

[@lazykid2470]

I was just going to say that. Its a fiddle 🎻 😃

[@richeaton7436]

Definition and how it's constructed Mike Cross The App Rap kzbin.info/www/bejne/enWzq4KdfLyqi7c

[@ziggylayneable]

Took the words right out of my mouth Frank

[@wingsofpegasus]

Haha yeah he can play the violin, but can't play the fiddle 😂

[@ziggylayneable]

@@crisprtalk6963 , I think Fil is great guy, I'm just joking with him & busting his chops.I've made so many positive comments on previous videos I'm pretty sure he understands I'm only joking.I can't speak for anybody else comments I can only speak for myself and I was only busting his chops like I said✌😁✌

[@paulandlesson]

Fil, the smile that comes over your face as the music overcomes us, is priceless! Cheers, Phil

[@roberthorn333]

I always loved that Clapton invited Vince to perform at every one of the Crossroads Festivals. Tells you the esteem that Vince is held in.

[@cr0sseyedpainlessm306]

Robert Horn I was thinking about that while watching. I remember seeing him in the 2004 crossroads lineup and thinking “hmm”. Then I listened to his set and I had no idea he could burn like that! Really a skilled technical player. Perfect note placement

[@thepatriotfarmer3580]

Exactly.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah!

[@celiagorleski2716]

His best ever is "Nobody Answered When I Called your Name." Completely different. One of Roy Acuff's favorite songs. I"m sure you know these performers don't use sheet music.

[@marbleman52]

Yes, and talk about a great vocal range...he sounds better than a lot of female sopranos..!!

[@bullfrogger1208]

Many in country music believe it to be the best country song ever written . Three minutes of it will suck the life out of you .

[@bccabernet]

"When I Called Your Name" is one of my favourite songs from Vince (w/ Patty Loveless)!

[@debrawhited3035]

His duet on "When I Call Your Name" with Patty Loveless - with those high, tight, harmonies - is perfection.

[@easyenetwork2023]

They don’t because the music is composed freestyle I believe. When you perform anything that is not classical, you won’t see much sheet music. It is custom music. A lot of players don’t even learn how to read music because they learned by playing by ear.

[@richeaton7436]

Vince has it all.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@shellyjackson3887]

I had the absolute pleasure seeing Vince in concert back in the late 90s. OMG, he completely stunned me with his fabulous guitar playing. I knew he was a great singer but I had no idea, until that concert; that he could slay a guitar!! If you get the chance to see him in concert, do not pass it up!!!

[@srmperfi4608]

I appreciate your appreciation.... Excellent synopsis my friend

[@thomasmckelvey8961]

That sure sounds familiar...

[@thomasmckelvey8961]

Oh, that's right... it's what I said in part about the Roy Clark analysis! Thank you for the complement!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks! 😂

[@marshallruss2582]

Vince is one of those rare combos of amazing vocalist and amazing guiratists. He just came off this tour with the Eagles. I heard him sing "Take it to the Limit" and he hit the high notes Randy Meisner used to hate to sing live perfectly. His solo had a lot of pedal steel licks in it where you push the 2nd up to the 3rd and passing 4th sus as you move between chord changes. He does them soo quickly and smoothly it really separates the men from the boys. My father-in-law used to have a little country band that I would sit in with when he was in the area. One of the many instruments he played was the fiddle. He was getting ready to play a Bob Wills tune and a woman came up and said, "Oh you play the violin also?" He said, "No, this is a fiddle. In country music we call them fiddles." "What's the difference?" she asked. "If you play the violin you carry it around in a case." he said. "If you play the fiddle you carry it aroud in a flour sack."

[@wingsofpegasus]

Haha yeah it's funny the whole violin/fiddle thing 😂

[@daverat7549]

Marshall - so right. Vince Gill has been a go-to replacement singer for bands pretty much all his life, meaning his was sought after for that gorgeous tenor. He replaced the original singer of Pure Pairie League and got them back on the charts and has subbed for other bands in need. He's just THAT good. What I love about him the most is is amazing gift as a harmony singer and the way he can change his phrasing to match the lead singer the way say, John Starling can do. If you want to hear him truly shine, listen to him sing "Dark as a Dungeon" with The Chieftains on one of their early Country-Irish fusion CDs. You'd swear that this Merle Travis song was a traditional Irish melody. he also sang Bard of Armagh/Streets of Laredo (same tune) with the Chieftains on the CD soundtrack of the Long Journey Home. I almost wish Vince Gill would use that jeweled Irish tenor of his on an ENTIRE CD with the Chieftains. Of course, his guitar playing is whiz-bang brilliant. So many techniques!

[@rb032682]

@Marshall - The lady should have asked to see his "flour sack" for proof that it was a fiddle.

[@rb032682]

😨

[@marshallruss2582]

There was no doubt once he started to play.

[@seanswinton6242]

Killer musician. Killer vocalist. Killer composer. Just awesome! Love this man.

[@luisvillarreal5262]

Oh yeah, I love that fast chicken pickin' stuff like Albert Lee. Vince's lead solo starts to sound like a lap steel guitar. Very nice. I'm from the 80's rock/ metal head era. I began to admire and respect country guitarist as well as classical and jazz, as the years went by. I like the fact that you expand your analysis to all styles of music. Very smart way to grab many viewers attention. Thanks Fil. 🎸 👍

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

Albert Lee is a legend!!!

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@74dartman13]

I was thinking the same thing...sounded just like a lap steel!👍😎🎸🎶

[@gwendolyncarter5668]

My south GA country roots/rockabilly are feeling this one deep down in my soul! Vince has always delivered the smooth vocals, but you're right , I never noticed how perfect his playing is, esp on his solos!

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@danw1955]

I've been following Vince Gill since the early days, and his vocals are unparalleled in the country music industry (and just about anywhere else) His duets with Patty Loveless were the stuff dreams are made of! His guitar playing skills are amazing and probably right up there with the likes of Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, and Johnny Hiland. Really dig his music!!😁👍👍 *P.S.* The look on your face when Vince was playing that solo was priceless! I'm the same way, believe me.. can't help but grin like an idiot at the total awesomeness of his technique!🤣

[@wingsofpegasus]

😂👍

[@vernacohen6988]

I see someone else brought up the fact that he was asked to play for Dire Straits. I've seen Vinny a few times. One concert he started out by announcing that he had just heard some hours before that his hero Chet Atkins had passed that day. He asked us to hang in there with him because he was still so struck by the news. The only time he wavered was at the end when he sang "Go Rest High On That Mountain. His wife Amy Grant came out & helped him get through it. That was a concert I will never forget & Vinny played incredibly that day as he mourned his hero, Chet. I am new to your channel & have loved your Stevie Ray Vaughan videos. My favorite guitar player for sure. Really enjoying your explanations!! 👍👌😊

[@mrcu8176]

I really enjoy watching your videos. I've noticed that you really enjoy all music. No matter what genre, you are so dead on with technique , style, or whatever !!! One thing I've noticed, is that with American country you have a bigger smile on your face !!??

[@wingsofpegasus]

The technique is always impressive!

[@justinm2981]

Mr C U yes he does smile a lot then.

[@jeremyebert3309]

It's easy to see why Mark Knopfler invited him to join Dire Straits back in 1989.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah!

[@robertsmyth4998]

Jeremy Ebert Vince here in u k next summer with the Eagles in place of the late Glenn Frey

[@dannymcmince]

Never knew that!

[@johnskeens616]

I was at the Eagles concert in Detroit last October. Vince and Deacon Frey fit in seamlessly. One of the best sounding concerts I have ever been too.

[@erniemcgowin4637]

Jeremy Ebert And why he was invited to join The Eagles.

[@charlesbyrd1957]

We know Vice and his wife Amy in passing through kids activities and charity work here in Williamson county south of Nashville.They are incredibly genuine and approachable people. Vince is just as friendly as he acts in TV. He has rock credentials in his early career and certainly play metal if he wants. I suggest anyone want to see how Vince really is to watch his performances at George Jones memorial ..man if you can keep a dry eye through that one you’re a better man than I Vince Gil is a good man in a pretty tough town business wise Well done Fil.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@tomforsythe7024]

This isn't just mindless noodling, either. The solo has a beginning, a middle, and an end, which develops a motif beautifully.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@balladeer45]

They haven't been playing at the Station Inn for several years. Now they play at 3rd and Lindsley Bar and Grill on Mondays

[@justinm2981]

Tom Forsythe well said!! When I have long drives, music like this makes it a short drive.

[@j.t.3798]

That telecaster is on fire! What a talent!

[@SadieCo149]

And this is why he was Country's Entertainer Of The Year for many years. And now you have me watching their thumbs (I just watched the Glenn Campbell review). I always appreciate your analysis, I always learn from you yet we can still enjoy the piece. 🤙🌴😎

[@MyNameRS]

Dude's a monster. I will look for some other killer country stuff. Jerry Douglas (dobro) is a dude you should review. I will find something and send it to you. Love your channel.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@randallr.p.mcmurphy863]

Now we're talking guitar playing here. Two years ago Vince put out an album with pedal steel player Paul Franklin. A tribute to Bakersfield. Unbelievable renditions of Buck Owens and Merle Haggard songs. The guy just gets better with age. By the way, it's high time you do a review on Marty Stuart and his Fabulous Superlatives.

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

Paul Franklin is awesome!!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@darkomtobia]

Marty Stewart is pretty incredible.

[@thomasmckelvey8961]

Check out his tribute performance with Patty Loveless at George Jone's funeral if you want to be impressed...

[@mr.wizard2974]

We are impressed with Vince

[@thomasmckelvey8961]

: )

[@marshallruss2582]

It was hard to watch. That was a song he wrote for his brothers passing.

[@thomasmckelvey8961]

I'm with you, I just finished watching it again...

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@robertroth6521]

I love your analysis of great guitar players. You are so knowledgable for being so young. Keep it up.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Robert!

[@tomlayman3141]

Some may not know this but Vince played lead guitar for a band called Pure Prairie League. He did more of a rock style and his playing was quite nice.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@edbigtruck]

I'm real glad I came across you Page. I really enjoy the appreciation you show for great Country Players.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@caseynicholson9190]

Thanks for throwing Vince in the line up! Absolutely one of the best out there. Hes a Grand Ole Opry member too! I love country music! See Ya in Nashville!

[@thepatriotfarmer3580]

Every musician should come spend a few weeks (or years) in Nashville...

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@YellowstoneBrew]

Thanks! I’m not much of a Country person but WOW, I didn’t know VG was so amazing.

[@Mistertwist.]

I've always been a fan of Vince Gill. I have a few of his cassette tapes lol. Yes I'm 55 and still going strong! Great guitar player and perfect fit for the Eagles tour. You're the best Fil! Great stuff. Love your channel! Cheers!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool! Thanks!

[@UngaBunga1966]

Vince is so musical, not sure which is better his playing, or his vocals. What an amazing vocal range, and virtuoso playing!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@pattyfarghaly1821]

He certainly has a very unique voice and that band is something else too.❣❣

[@itsamadmadsadworld4360]

Hi FIL..I love that you reacted to Vince..he's the man..I've been following him since..uhhhh..well without revealing my age let's just say a very long time...lol I also love that beautiful smile on your face when you're really enjoying what you're listening to and it makes me double happy 😊

[@jerrydixon9343]

Vince's voice and playing has always been as sweet as honey...Brad Paisley is another very talented country guitarist!

[@srrings]

Gill paisly and urban came out strong and are all great lead players but seem to not really come out with any great riffs as of today at least that i know of

[@catherinesplane98]

Brad Paisley always plays throttle wide open. He never plays quiet and slow.

[@lazykid2470]

Keath Urban is another one who can play good.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@stephens9462]

You can find videos of Tommy Emmanuel playing with Paisley and with Urban (friends from back in Australia) and quite honestly they both sound like shit sharing the stage with Tommy.

[@bradleybunch7873]

The thing i like most about what you do here Fil is that you don't pigeon hole yourself with just on genre of music. You cover a very broad spectrum of talent! keep it going my friend and thanks. I really enjoy your posts. Still waiting for you to do Gary Moore's The Messiah Will Come Again!

[@drumlover1687]

Fil, so glad you added Vince Gill. He's been one of my favorites for decades. He's one of the best pickers ever, and if that's not perfect pitch, I don't know what is. No wonder the Eagles asked him to join the band after Glenn's untimely passing. I said it forever that he's money in the bank.

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@robertmoderow7145]

Brilliant! Simply brilliant. Thanks so much for your thoughts on this great player Phil!

[@robertcook2139]

all i can say is WOW!!!! So effortless and perfect

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yep!

[@eddiefitzgerald5198]

I love the way you explain and appreciate the Country players. I have listened to Country guitarist and flat pickers all my life and often wondered if today's younger folk ever listened to these wonderful musicians. I think your videos will bring a lot of young people to enjoy this kind of music. Thank you so much for the nice relaxed way you present your videos.

[@robaxl3088]

As a metal guitarist myself I gotta say Vince Gill is an amazing guitar player..that's not easy to do by any means and takes years to master..very impressive

[@wingsofpegasus]

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[@blindkimberly1360]

Wow! I’m just gobsmacked! And his sweet voice! Awesomeness. Brilliantly done and explained. Thank you!

[@Chenzoman]

Another awesome critic Fil! Fun song. I know you analyze the guitar playing but I must say the drummer is pretty damn good on this song. Love you brother, rock!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah!

[@josiebrislawn8028]

JUST love your appreciation of all music. I am a hard core country old country and old rock was born into country , I got into rock in high school and love all kinds as I gotten older, But love the old school music, Just awesome.

[@lindaalcorn5530]

There's no one as great as Vince Gill. His songwriting, the guitar playing, and his beautiful voice..incredible. And I had several chances to speak to him, and guess what..he is one of the nicest guy ever!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@lastone783]

Almost two years later and I still love to watch your expressions while you are listening to this fantastic guitar playing ❣️

[@limitinfinity]

Thoroughly enjoyable performance, there's a stage full of talent!

[@wingsofpegasus]

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[@333reid]

What people forget is that Vince learned his picking with Ricky Skaggs and his band. When he left the Pure Prairie League to go solo, he was the opening act for Ricky Scaggs concerts. One of my favorite concerts to have seen

[@j-me6317]

I've watched a couple of your vids before, but this one made me press the subscribe button. Country music is often unfairly stigmatized, and it's refreshing to hear someone give it's musicians their due respect.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@TennesseeMelanie]

I really appreciation your "getting" brilliance. That is why so enjoy your reviews.

[@jasonkeith9317]

Vince is a monster player a phenomenal singer and a super nice guy I'm told!!!

[@dougdavidson3260]

Nice unless he's having a bad day on the golf course. I'm a Nashvillian and my brother n law is in the music business and quite a guitarist. He was on the road for years. I've heard some stories. I've told him to write a book. He says attorneys could not protect him from the lawsuits if he told all he's seen on road in 80s thru early 2000s.

[@fatbottombiker3038]

Vince Gill has one of the most beautiful voices of any man I have ever heard.

[@justinoconnor9516]

And this demonstrates why Sir Clapton invites Vince to Crossroads.

[@wingsofpegasus]

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[@thomasrose38]

I heard that Ringo Starr turn down the sir if it's true I give hats off to him he didn't think it was right going to check anyway

[@roberthudson1959]

@@thomasrose38 It isn't. He was knighted as Sir Richard Starkey (his legal name). Incidentally, the proper form of address is Sir (First Name), not Sir (Last Name).

[@jimharris8597]

I can listen to Vince Gill play this over and over and it just never gets old. He also played this a Crossroads 2010 and just blew the audience away

[@chuckhalen9543]

Hey buddy, great review again Fil. Since you are loving the country guys, (much respect for that), may I suggest you check out James Burton and Brad Paisley. You won't be disappointed. Think it's so cool that you find guitar players, both rock/blues and country, you find them all appealing. Makes you appreciate what the instrument the guitar is, and giving props to those who have mastered it. Great job Fil. Love the channel

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@HumbleHeartMinistry]

I saw Vince Gill in concert a long time ago. I had no idea who he was back then, just went with some friends. But after concert never forgot who he was, he was fabulous! His guitar playing was very impressive!

[@axiomist1076]

I was just thinking, whenyou first mentioned the slides, that, with Vince, you dont need a pedal steel guitar. He makes his guitar sound like it. Have you listened to his album "High Lonesome Sound" ? He rips into some amazing blues in it.

[@cwfan2]

Hi from Missouri USA! I recently found your channel and I've really learned a lot from you. Your analysis of the musicians and their technical ability has given me a new appreciation for the music I've always loved.

[@patrickm61]

If you're looking for a country multi instrumentalist singer, look up Ricky Skaggs.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@melaniefelsher4356]

Amen to that!

[@bryanmorris9170]

And Leroy Parnell...

[@donnlowe9129]

Ricky Skaggs is also a major Talent!

[@michaellambert5223]

Wings of Pegasus check out Bela Fleck with Victor Wooten on bass doing Sinister Minister for an extreme performance. You will be impressed for sure!!

[@tnvolfan4life882]

We have so much incredible talent here in Nashville. It would just blow your mind the crazy talent you see. Especially our session musicians. Your the best Fil. Your videos always impress.

[@Sejoevia]

Your commentary is spot on. Love watching your reactions too. Vince has been around for a long time. From Amie with Pure Pririe League to filling in with the Eagles. An amazing career - solo, group, backing, doesn’t matter. Ran across another video you should check out - Tommy Emmanuel Tokyo Polka. The man just defies physics!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@nl2766]

Thank you. I'm learning much with your analysis and enjoying the musicians !

[@wayne-brock7515]

To see the reaction on your face as Vince Gill playing up and down the neck and hitting them high notes was pure priceless. You ought to look up Brent Mason and Vince Gill playing together a song called, "Don't Try This At Home". I Guarantee you'll love the both of them picking and they each have a solo.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Haha thanks!

[@wayne-brock7515]

You welcome Fil

[@lastone783]

I was just listening to the Brent Mason/Vince Gill video for my Vince fix tonight. Forgot that Paul Franklin was also playing with them. What a treat! Paul also plays with The Time Jumpers.

[@theunknown4570]

Your assessments of differentiating country music solos with the constant 16th note Chicken Pickin no room to breathe notes was an excellent explanation

[@FollowingGhost]

I 've met Vince many times and he is absolutely one of the nicest guys you will ever meet. Good to see you check him out. As a suggestion take a look at Mark Kroos here on KZbin. Another amazing player and super humble guy.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@FollowingGhost]

@@wingsofpegasus wow my first commemt here and a reply. Thanks Fil. As a hack guitar player I enjoy your videos and music just wish I could do a fraction of what you real players do. I grew up in Nashville, Tennessee so have met more than a few players plus my cousin was the banjo player for Jim and Jesse for years. Been backstage and even up on stage with which is always fun. Thanks again for the response.

[@robertbroes6979]

I got to see Albert Lee & Vince Gill in the late 80s , I was just starting to learn guitar & a friend & good guitarist took me to see them , he said you have to see & hear these guys, the audience was probably 60-70 % guitarist, they were awesome doing runs from one end of the neck to the other end of the neck then the one took off from where he ended, awesome night, thanks Phil for all you do I’m so glad I found wings of Pegasus

[@THUNDERWORX]

Vince is just damn depressing...LOL. For a guitar player/singer to listen to that is. It is just not fair.... How can a guy have that kind of vocal talent and then have that kind of guitar playing talent on top of it? Very talented guy, and seems like a great person too.

[@wingsofpegasus]

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[@muriloninja]

Brad Paisley comes to mind here as well, again, never knew he was so damn good until I focused on some of his live playing. wtf? smh!

[@mjp8845]

I couldn't agree more ! Stupendous ! Depressing sometimes ........Utopia the next . There have been so many greats . He is one of so many . I am so grateful I have lived to appreciate his sheer quality . He has more talent in his entire body than I have in a single haemorrhoid.

[@drtone]

Yep, he's the GOAT of combined singer/pickers!!!!

[@Mycroftsbrother]

Thunderworks It's easy... just work hard at it for about 40 years.

[@6mdm]

Phil nails it again. A perfect breakdown of the phenomenal talents of Vince Gill. Thanks for sharing your amazing knowledge with us. Phil makes us appreciate the extreme perfectionisms of these musicians in a way that only he can. What profound knowledge of music Phil....

[@danielrichardson5629]

Great job Fil! If you get a chance try to find his performance at the Greg Allman Tribute. In my book he stole the show! Vince is a true professional! He also has a little band called The Time Jumpers and one of his fiddle players, Larry Franklin, is from my hometown in Texas. Thanks Fil!

[@gg70000]

Great suggestion, Daniel. It reminded me that about 10 years ago I saw Vince Gill play guitar for James Taylor at the famous Tanglewood Performing Arts Center in Lenox, MA. For some strange reason, which I never found out why this was happening, Vince was playing a Les Paul burst that belonged to Duane Allman. I think it was on loan from the Duane Allman estate. During some of his many solos he ripped that night, he would throw in just beautiful snippets of Duane Allman riffs and solos into famous James Taylor songs. Whenever he did that, the crowd went completely fucking nuts. James Taylor seemed to get a big kick out of it. Listen, Vince Gill is the real deal. I don't care what style of guitar folks think is the ultimate proving ground for virtuosity, Vince Gill is a super badass guitar player, plus he is an amazing vocalist. There's no denying that he is one of the most talented musicians anyone will ever come across.

[@danielrichardson5629]

GA- Yep! You got that right! Vince IS TOP SHELF!

[@thepatriotfarmer3580]

The Time Jumpers are playing here all the time, great music, and often lots of guest stars...

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Vince Gill is an amazing guitarist, loved by many people. Thanks for another great analysis video. Cheers Fil!

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@BOOMNERD51]

Loving this video and all your analysis videos! Thanks

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Marcia!