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That guitar swap is so fucking smooth. I love coming back and watching it from time to time. Rene Martinez was an all-star.
I’d totally forgot about this song but it used to be one of my favorites. One of my favorite things about live versions is the solos, they usually get longer and more fun live.
Is he the one that shits his britches like its going outta style?
To keep singing while doing that swap is already incredible, but to actually hit that first note after the switch in time is out of this world. It’s great to see professionals at work
Wild how he was 26 in this video – he looks about 40.
One of my regrets is never having seen him live in concert.
Try playing the video at 50% speed, and keep an eye on his right hand while listening for when he comes back in on the IV7 chord. Its playback :(.
But he was stille the greatest blues guitar of his time…
Ah hell who needs five strings anyway?
Man Stevie was something special.
The single greatest piece to improvise Rock piano to. The snappy rhythm is glorious! Rhythm? I don’t know all this music terminology, just cool to smash keys with!
If you look really closely you can hear the guitar playing just before he plays the new one. A bit of additional recording going on there but still impressive.