Eric Johnson - Burning Of The Midnight Lamp at Doheny 2011 скачать видео бесплатно

Vittorio Faralli

At drum Chis Layton ( Double Trouble, SRV )

zeanonimo

Nice playing, but his singing SUCKS!

intrsoul

Ah... Super-Vee

intrsoul

Locking...trem? Did he borrow that guitar?

stargate669

I agree with you it is all about feel and although I tried to feel alot in the `80's and got arrested a few times I never caught anything. I just felt compelled to share that with you. Peace.

Dbalx

i want to hear it from a better audio quality!!!!eric is great

ZeppelinRules

He needed the roadie to bring out the lyrics haha

Kowboy Santos

dude when he sings.. aww

kelvin lane

Thank you. Give me feeling any day

Greg Vinson

I definitely know who the amazing Jason is. The strength he shows every day is even more impressive than his fantastic guitar playing. I'm really looking forward to the film; you know about it right? Do you know when it's coming out?

Greg Vinson

Thanks; I checked him out and he is quite good. I particularly enjoyed his vibrato and bends. Unfortunately much of his playing in the piece as performed at a G-3 concert (composed by Vai, inspired by Paganini), is very hard to make out in places, due to heavy distortion and a low quality video.

Greg Vinson

I've heard Uli, perhaps not his best stuff, but I haven't yet heard anything to give me an idea what the fuss is about; definitely nothing to suggest Yngwie level chops. Can you give me an example of a song containing some of his best playing?

Greg Vinson

How that justifies your rude behavior at a show is beyond me. I think what you yelled is true. It's also true that John Belushi was fat; but SNL audiences had better taste than to yell out "Hey Belushi, you're a fatty!" when he appeared. Django was amazing, but of the others, only Jeff Beck stands out as better than Clapton (not sure about Kossoff). Gilmore, Page, and Blackmore are all at least as overrated as Eric.

Greg Vinson

Well to be fair, Hendrix knocked every rocker off their pedestal. Everyone seemed old fashioned. Does that mean they are all shit? I don't think so; good rock is worthwhile even if it isn't genius. Eric is still good; when he plays the blues and not his boring soft rock (adult contemporary, or whatever). Still it's not cool at all to yell nasty shit at his concert, regardless who you went to see. It's hurtful to Eric, and rude to his fans.

Greg Vinson

He thinks he's cute for heckling Clapton for no reason; calling it "funny", in his other comment, and then wishing death on him for not being his favorite blues player. The guy's got the concepts of "asshole" and "badass" mixed up in his mind, so he brags about being the former while thinking he's the latter.

Greg Vinson

I agree that he's overrated, but why would you go to someone's concert just to yell a negative, hurtful remark? I don't care how overrated he is, that behavior should have gotten you kicked out; you were being a complete ass; lucky for you his actual fans that paid not to insult him, but to enjoy the show, didn't kick your ass.

John Michelson

Just a Few More < Steve Howe... Andy Timmons

usalespaul59

Shred?! EJ is anything but shredding BS... the man plays tasteful and MELODIC!

ovohm

I do not remember anyone during the 80's talking about shredding. It's a word that came up lately.

TheBest5Minutes

Wow, what a horrible thing to say... We all loved Stevie and miss him, but that latter half of your comment is absolutely morbid.

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