Doyle Bramhall II & Robert Randolph - Green Light Girl descargar videos gratis

NEntv58

comatose dumb ass crowd in the presence of perfection and greatness.

Voided Charm

Ouch!

Jane Millerick

#blues #texas Doyle Bramhall II & Robert Randolph ~~~ Green Light GirlDallas 2004

keith ellis

THATS A BAD ASS TUNE DAM!BRAM/RUDOLPH, 

Brendan Bullock

That crowd is dead on this smokin' tune!

TheKogunEnjou

That big grin on Billy Preston's face at 5:03 just summarizes this entire song for me.

Terry

From 4:17 on is just amazing….well the whole damn song is amazing. But 4:17 on…amaze balls...

righttorock

Clapton on stage left was rocking back and forth lovin it!!

Chuck Costello

Every person playing in this song was absolutely KILLIN' IT. I didn't even recognize Billy Preston till the end, when it all made sense how much the organ was jammin'. 

byron borges

This is the Greatest ....DBII

TonyMegadeth

Man o Man......just kicks ASS!!!!!

Hananja blueslady

@rogerherrick he didn't die, it was his father!!!

Rainbowman57

@jwinter228 Good question

camthebassist

Love how Doyle and Robert play off each other, this is real soulful music

drumrnva

Holy crap.

Roger Herrick

Doyle died today bummer. Just a 5 minute video. The future hopefully can come close to his talent. Love the drumming.... Turn up your speakers for this one... Green Light...

james mcbride

At the same time, Doyle was playing lead guitar for Roger Waters..check out "Roger Waters In The Flesh"....

craiglouis

I was at this, Clapton's first Crossroads show. I got to talk to Steve Vai and shook hands with Eric Johnson, but I missed the first two days leading up to the Cotton Bowl all day show. This is one of the great pairings I would have loved to have seen. Thank for the upload and to YouTube. Two great guitarists.

jwinter228

how does this only have 237 views????

Gibsonblueslp

and Billy Preston on the organ!

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