Buddy Guy with special guests Ron Wood & Johnny Lang with Five Long Years. Live at Bridgeview (near Chicago), Illinois, Toyota Park, ‘Crossroads Guitar Festival 2010′, 26 June, 2010
Buddy Guy with Ron Wood & Johnny Lang – Five Long Years ‘Crossroads Guitar Festival 2010′
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bill as elvis sweet intro
i can’t waite five long years for see this three making blues again!!
They all sucked. Wood was pathetic, Lang was way over the top, and Buddy guy……how could this person play so great years ago and be this horrible now? Hope that doesn’t happen to me. Plus I’m going to answer your stupid comments at me before you send them. You people suck this and are “goin to the hospital” ass wipes! “The Bluesman” ready to cave you face in!
Supla?
Esse “guri” vai longeeeeee Long Life Jonny
@karenZmusic were not in the chronicles of narnia you fucking cunt
piano ia amazing here too!
jonny lang: grate voice.
ronnie wood: good guitar player
buddy guy: good bluesman.
i love this song. maby my fav of the crossroad.
Blues on!
horse,
frog,
monkey.
@mthomas4139 i would agree with you completely it’s not even a matter of oppinion that Ronnie Woods Solo Lacked in all of the above creativity flow, melody even tone was abit of it just simply wasn’t good, if i had a chance to play with buddy guy or Lang i woul have done better lol,
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@vdeferens rhetorical question
@vdeferens Thanks for agreeing, Johnny Lang is badass. He has so many fans that love his music. I can’t compare him to Buddy Guy or others in terms of worldliness. I see Johnny in his feet already. I mean every musician plays differently and has their own voice. I don’t judge on age when it comes to a musician being at their best. They play and I thank them for their ability and their performances. I think he’s great already. Thanks 4 your reply. Take care.
@vdeferens Sorry, but less is more so long as what your playing (and not playing) still sounds good (see Miles Davis). Ronnie Wood’s solo lacked dynamics, emotion, melody, style, technical virtuosity…you name it. It was simply average (or below average) by almost any musical metric, and average guitar playing shouldn’t be on stage at Crossroads. Sorry, but I’m right and YOU’RE wrong.
@shaneth138 ……….sssshhhh…just between you and me………I totally agree. Quick look out here comes a fanboy!
@tonictaster Irony is totally lost on you isn’t it? You think irony is like goldy or bronzey.
@mthomas4139 In matters of artistic taste it behooves an individual to refrain from using such language as ‘ right’ or ‘wrong’. But I have to say – you are totally wrong. Show me a BB king solo that’s technically impressive… lets all admit it: BB only knew 4 notes – but its ok cos he was TOTALLY BADASS at those 4 notes. Lang played about 128 notes, was he totally badass at those? maybe, maybe not. But the notes Woody played were on the money. Less is more my friend, less is more.
@Jazzbz No, it’s Elvis.
@DocPwn4g3 I’m not your friend, guy!
@ryancoleman3 Yeah TOTALLY agreed. But he’s just a kid. He’s got about 30 years til he’ll be on par. Everyone’s gotta start somewhere.
He’ll look back at this and learn, and be even more kickass in the future. 