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One problem, jimi didnt return to the chitlin circuit and get discovered by linda kieth he was living in nyc, he had a gf named fay, he roomated with twin guys who seem gay and then he got discovered at the cafe wha in nyc by linda kieth everybody knows that story dude smh its in countless documentaries so i cant watch past that point your just rambling now
Van Halen did not abandon Roth, Roth abandoned Van Halen. Roth had already been practicing with a new band (his) with Eddie (seemingly) being replaced Steve Vai. Van Halen was caught by surprise when Roth failed to make it to a rehearsal and finally told them the news. Van Halen was introduced to Hagar by chance when the Eddie and Hagar struck a conversation at their mechanic's shop while both their Lamborghini's were being worked on. No disrepect but please do research before you make a video trying to tell the story. There are multiple interviews with Eddie and Hagar explaining how he joined the band.
SRV was the blues, he was in that realm. Nice doc, BTW
Yup , That was probably my favorite Van Halen was the early years , The sound that set a new standard . Excellent Dude !!!
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day Jimmy ❤😊 also my favorite year from the 2010s is 2011 2014 also 2016 to be honest ❤😊
David Lee Roth was a singer 👍
His look is just a little too creepy for me. And simultaneously goofy.
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Saw Buckethead 3 tours in a row in Asheville NC. Great live show!
Goofy fake F holes and thin tone how can someone be so great and suck at the same time❤
He shows up with his roadie. He has a room that no one is aloud to go into setup the hall. He has his amps,guitar equipment and his movie screen setup. Staff is not allowed to talk to him or look him in the eyes. He uses the halls sound system. Any communication is done through his handler/roadie. He does over two hours of solo music. He does have different face coverings when he has the audience tap the guitar buttons. Reminds me of "Chuck Berry" hiring in random bands that knew his songs (Bruce Springsteen was one) doing a gig and driving off into the sunset. Yes it was a great experience and a tiring one too. Strange was there wasn't any merchandise like shirts or anything on sale. There was one little thing but it seemed to be left over from another gig. Anyway.. it was an interesting show. Had some great videos of my daughter tapping buckets guitar .. YaY ..
When he's nunchucking at 19:30, is that Jackal and Hyde playing?
It is Paul Gilbert the lying fraud cheeseball. I used to like Paul. Not anymore.
Also, just trying to understand your lack of logic here, try not to shout ODIN: What does Paul get from pretending to be another person? Why does he keep doing it for over 30 years? Why is it the only "proof" you have is you saying "it's obvious"
@@BungleJoogie68 $$$$
@chrisw5742 the millions of dollars he must get playing Toad's Place. A Mr. Big Tour is inherently more profitable than all of Buckethead's discography.
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Guns N’ Roses ANR: CHICKEN COUP WITH DECKED OUT CHAIRS AND BUCKETHEAD: ITS A DEAL
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12:05 its J-o-s-h Freece. He's played with everyone and is a total legend. 👍
Thanks....I called him Josh the first time then spaced and called him John the rest of times. I'm sure he'll love that lol
I hope Brian and Primus do another collaboration
I still have my Easter egg cards he gave me in April 2019 in Orlando HoB. I was wearing a black 2112 shirt and he did a double take, looked at me (it seemed) and reached toward me and flipped it into my hands (I’m 6’2”). I was like a 10yo boy again. Always wondered what he thought of Rush and Alex Lifeson since then.
Rush is just one of those bands that so many love. Alex lifeson is a real hoot - I saw him on trailer park boys which is a hilarious show. The whole group had a good sense of humor. I could see buckethead being a fan for sure. That is a very cool story - thanks for sharing that!
Roy Buchanan did what jimi fid without the pedals and levers. Hendrix refused to meet or play with Roy. Didn’t make me like the music less, but lost respect for the man. Try Roy’s ‘ the messiah will come again’. Peter Green and Jeff Beck. Jimi’s in there. Clapton and Page. Not quite. IMHO. BTW. Roy Clark was insanely good and Glen Campbell did a duet with Clark that showed his chops. Best. All individual opinion.
All great stuff! And the fact that Roy did it with volume and tone controls on a tele - pure freaking legend!
I know genius is used far too often and I think that many people don't deserve that accolade but in my opinion Jimi was definitely one that did.
When your friends know nothing of real music, you go to shows alone….Ive seen BH twice alone.
Great video! I would have loved to see you acknowledge Evan Johns in this video, a protege of Danny’s. Evan was the front man for The Danny Gatton Band on the Redneck Jazz record. He also penned the Title Track of that record “Redneck Jazz” as well as some, or possibly all of the B-side to that record. Evan was an amazing guitar player and direct musical descendant of Danny Gatton. I was roommates with Evan in Austin, Texas in the early 90’s. And saw him and his H-Bombs tons of times. Ivan Brown and Mark Korpi being notable amazing musicians in that band. Evan had Norma Gatton (Danny’s Mom and namesake of NRG Records- Norma Rae Gatton) send me a copy of Redneck Jazz on Vinyl. When it showed up it was a Clear Red pressing. Evan signed that for me and it is one of my prized possessions. Anyway, he had such amazing stories he told of his times with Danny. Evan was one of the first on the scene after Danny;s suicide. And while I knew Evan, he could never bring it up without it breaking him down to tears. Danny was obviously a great and loving man, and I could see and hear it in everything that Evan ever told me about him. RIP to Danny and Evan. Two unique and amazing guitar players who really never got the praise or attention they deserve.
The GOAT
Electric Ladyland is the most important album from the 1960s and the guitar solo of All Along the Watchtower is the best ever recorded. That album is the pinnacle of his music.
Right hand guitar played left handed avoids hitting those stupid knobs
Good call - those darn controls always get in the way
He actually says in an interview the first bucket was just a chicken bucket from a grocery store deli
I don't doubt it
rock it!
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Great video, only feedback, this is fairly well known that EVH respected Hendrix’s contribution to guitar, but he was never a fan, and certainly did not emulate any style of his play.
Thank you! Jimi really shaped how rich guitar was approached, so I have no doubt he influenced Eddie even if those indirectly.
The Aristocrasts is a dream team, I mean the bass player is a beast but having Marco and Guthrie in the same band is insane!
Absolutely - and man they were insane live! Best show ever!!
Dude, I hope that guy was taking to court for that. That’s not cool. You don’t just go and break somebody’s instrument.
Haven't heard anything about legal action - supposedly the show got him a new guitar. Of course that doesn't really help considering that his departed dad gave him that guitar. But the judge definitely got his own in terms of reputation. He's had to shut down his Instagram and a bunch of other social media accounts because people just piled on.
@@guitarmeetsscience serves the judge right though I bet the judge will think twice not to do that again
@bluephoenix3865 oh definitely - and probably he's not going to have much of a chance to judge again after that.
Um ! Randy Rhodes would have blown EV away if he was still alive
Hey Randy fan right on! I covered Randy in depth about 10 videos ago. I love Randy's playing!
The souther musician was far better than any others. But the did bot get recognition. The desparity of south and north was poor at best. However while I was in College the red neck police would through you I jail over no law. I was the academic type, I could not play ANY musical instrument. I was bless in other ways. Living in Memphis I saw almost everyone in concert. Back in the 70’s was the best time to be a person who appreciated profoundly great music. So many of the best are gone. And as the days of my life are shorter I thank God for letting me live and achieve many accolades in academia.
This is a great story about bucket head. There is no doubt that he is a shreddin' God. Love this dude!
Thank you so much man 🙏🙏 Buckethead is an amazing player, and performance artist - he is the whole package!!!
I've seen Buckethead live a couple of times "Amazing what he does on guitar"😮😎😎👏👏👏
That is awesome - no pun intended, he's on my "bucket list" to see live - I can't wait to check out his live show!!
They were obsessed with the occult, Jimmy even bough Alister Crowely house. Not that stayed in it much. Backmasking was a skill of Crowley's.
He has a song on the Last Action Hero soundtrack where I discovered him
Oh yeah - that is an awesome tune!
This vid just came across my feed and after watching just this one vid I immediately subbed!
Thank you so much Brian!! That truly makes my day - and I'm really glad you enjoyed it! Keep on rocking 🤘😎🤘
Is this the dude that makes my spicy crispy chicken sandwich? ...it is...Thanks man, they are always delicious!!!
Extra spice extra crisp 🤘🤘
i met bucket head when he was with guns and roses back in the early 2000's
Very cool!
@@guitarmeetsscience he was on stage with axel the lead singer and axxel said : this is my "chicken love friend bucket head"
@Massattack1982 hahaha that had to be a pretty awesome to see that live! I am glad Axl Rose chose him to be in the lineup. I have no doubt it gave guns and roses a good shot in the arm right when they needed it. Thanks for sharing that man!
Tnx!
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Did he turn the strings around or just play the guitar completely upside down ! ?
He just turned the strings around. Now Eric Gales actually plays it completely upside down. It's pretty wild to see!
Born & Raised In Los Angeles Got To See Some Great Musicians & Bands. Got To Racer X & They Were Great. Fun To Paul Gilbert Just Play, Good Times!
LA was definitely the epicenter - You came up in a great place for music!
very nice. always loved bh but never knew that he was a omni-genre he can play anything with any one. primus buckethead dream team awesomness
Thank you! Buckethead has covered many genres. Even some nice solid country twang.
Paul is still very underrated,his name never comes up in the greatest guitarists surveys.
Paul definitely does not get enough well deserved coverage in those things. Nor does Guthrie Govan - in both of them pretty much rule the roost as far as guitar players go
The brothers were a unique lifetime joint venture : Al has always supported Ed's premium guitar play with his specific drum-skills: Al is always the rock behind Van Halen ....💪
Absolutely right! One solid back beat all the way
even its been a year , dhar mann is still a liar and he'll get cancelled again and again , people that got fired from dhar mann in 2024 will protest just like last year
I could totally see that happening
HENDRIX AND ZAPPA. WHERE THE FIRST WHO PLAYED WAH WAH. AND ZAPPA AND HENDRIX ALSO PLAYED TOGETHER.
I used to where a glow-in-the-dark hockey mask over my face and an orange street cone on my head and I played lead guitar as "Puck-it Head"
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My dad saw him play inside a mental institution on Staten Island where Jimi was apparently just having a mellow jam with his friend who worked there and played bass. Just a few people were there watching them jam. Must have been totally surreal.
I could imagine! Thanks for sharing that!