These guys were here in April, playing our fabulous Iroquois Amphitheater. Good show for sure.
It was 1990, give or take, I don't remember When the news of revolution hit the air The girls hadn't even started taking down our posters When the boys started cutting off their hair
The radio stations all decided angst was finally old enough It ought to have a proper home Dead, fat, or rich, nobody�s left to #%&*$# About the goings on in self destructive zones
More Clarence Clemons, this time with JGB. RIP BigMan...
9/10/89 GW, Mansfield, MA
It was 1990, give or take, I don't remember When the news of revolution hit the air The girls hadn't even started taking down our posters When the boys started cutting off their hair
The radio stations all decided angst was finally old enough It ought to have a proper home Dead, fat, or rich, nobody�s left to #%&*$# About the goings on in self destructive zones
I was trying to find the original and found Roy's version. Man, it's good.
One of the pioneers of the telecaster sound, he was noted for his use of note bending, volume swells, staccato runs and "pinch" harmonics. He is considered by many to be one of America's most soulful guitar masters, and even 20 years after his death, he maintains an army of devoted fans, including some of rock guitar's greatest (just ask Jeff Beck, Robbie Robertson or Billy Gibbons). This performance, captured on the ACL stage on November 15, 1976, shows Roy Buchanan in his prime at the age of 37. Indeed, it may well be the best high-quality audio/video recording of his complete performance known to exist.
That was awesome Parker! Wish you'd post more music.
ps actually had to google "pinch" harmonics. thanks for that!
We both seem to have good/similar tastes. Being a guitar player (born in 62) I really love coming across great youtube stuff. Its usually by accident too...looking for something else at the time.
