Alvin Lee - The Bluest Blues (REACTION) with my wife
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Alvin Lee is possibly the most under appreciated guitar master we’ve had, period!
Oh he's appreciated by many. One of the best.
100% agree. He was one of the best.
Agreed.
Alvin Lee was one of the greats.
One of the great, great blues songs of all time!
George on the slide solo, Alvin on the second solo, both masters!
For me, it's the greatest blues song ever made and I'm a blues aficionado.
Alvin Lee is my all time favorite he made the E 335 Gibson really cry fantastic R.I.P. Alvin 🎸🔝
The first slide guitar solo was George Harrison the second solo was Alvin Lee. Great song.
Alvin Lee and Ten Years After performance of - l'm Going Home - from Woodstock in 1969 is phenomenal!!❤❤
Alvin Lee was an incredible Guitarist! ❤❤
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If your looking for an album by Alvin Lee which features this song and several others that showcase his skills check out the album titled "Pure Blues - Alvin Lee & Ten Years After" and of course his last album titled "Alvin Lee - The last Show". Rest in Peace Alvin
Alvin Lee is a masterful guitar player. Very under rated!
Hundreds of great song per year from mid-60’s to 90’s…that’s thousands of songs you have to go. Don’t even try to hear them all. I’ve had to give up on that. I’m 77 and still discovering great music from the past…… and present.
Such an intense, heartbreaking song with Alvin Lee's amazing guitar and lyrics. You can just feel his pain coming through.💔 Thanks so much guys for reacting to this huge talent!
Alvin Lee was very likely the best of his generation.
This is my choice of song to play at my funeral. It's so deep to me. Love it
Bloody hell...this is great 👌👌
Motel blues are another one of Alvin Lee's superblues.
Thanks for upload👍
RIP, Mr Lee🙏
This is my favorite from Alvin Lee, incredible performance, that solo toward the end gives me goosebumps.
Me too, Ziggy.
That guitar solo of Lee’s is right up there with David Gilmore’ solo in Comfortably Numb as one of the most emotive bits of guitar playing I’ve ever heard. Just magnificent
you two are Romanian, I will one day Lord willing visit your country, and the heaviest building in the world. Doubt I would see Bran castle but perhaps a few other not so Touristey, I love Albert Lees music you guys really had a wonderful reaction, thank you. God Bless.
Thank you kindly. Hope one day you'll visit. It's so worth it! 😁 Much love from both of us 💚
George Harrison (Beatles) was on the slide and Alvin Lea the main solo
RIP Alvin we miss you 🤔
This is one of my favorite pieces of guitar work. Both Lee and Harrison do such a great job here. Lee had to be one of the most under appreciated great guitarists around
He had great stage presence when he played. I still remember his cool shoes at Woodstock. He put on the best show at Woodstock.
That 335 Gibson sounds so sweet.
Great reaction! You're right, this is a beautiful song.
Thank you for Alvin Lee.
Your only scratching the surface. There are dozens of more superstars to hear.
Santana, roy buchanan, blue oyster cult, Johnny winter, stevie ray, mountain, humble pie, Albert king, jimi, otis rush, mike Bloomfield, rory gallagher and 50 others I left out. ❤
This is so beautiful, with two amazing guitar solos, George Harrison first, and then the longer solo from Alvin Lee. This song is phenomenal in my opinion, absolutely epic, so emotional and powerful. Alvin Lee was an incredible musician, and I have a lot of fav songs from his band Ten Years After, including 'Hear Me Calling', 'Standing at the Station' and '50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain', TYA were a brilliant blues rock band. 👍👍
Love this song too Anne. Incredible blues song. It always affects me every time I hear it.
Brilliant guitarist. There are plenty of speed demon guitarists out there, but Alvin Lee played with such precision and tonal quality along with his speed he influenced legions of followers. If you haven't reacted to his "I'd Love To Change the World" with Ten Years After, you should. The lyrics are pretty dated, but the guitar work is so beautiful.
I was going to make the same recommendation.
Slow Blues in "C", Help Me, I'd Love to Change the World, and a dozen others make Ten Years After a deep rabbit hole...Alvin Lee is right up there beside Peter Green as the best British guitarists of the 60's and 70's....
The radio stations hardly played it yet it grew into A classic. Many didn't know it existed. It was too just good to ignore.
I just discovered it for myself a few years ago. I was gobsmacked.
Alvin was one of the greatest guitarists ever. I was fortunate enough to see him live once. He was the opening act for ZZ Top and Journey. I could have went home after his show. I had already seen the best performance of the night.
Thanks for checking him out- he doesn’t get the reverence he deserves.
He was one of the greatest RIP AL🌹
That's the blues.
Truly the Blues
Love Alvin Lee and George Harrison two great guitarist
I would much rather listen to songs that are melancholic. This song is so full of emotion in the lyrics, vocals and guitar solos.
Good one guys. Glad you finally got to this one.
A beautiful song by Alvin Lee. In this theme another song you may care to listen to is "Come Back to Me" by Uriah Heep. Singer John Lawton's anguish is palpable.
I just knew that you beautiful people would love this.
flies are everywhere here to , cheers guys , love this song
alvin up their with the best. ten years after what a band man . opened woodstock and blew everyone away
They didn't open Woodstock. They played on Sunday night.
This one is the bluest blues, without a doubt 😎
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Try "Slow Blues in C" by Ten Years After
RIP Alvin. Thank You!
Great choice. I would suggest the version off the "Recorded Live" album. Really good blues rock. The second lead will blow you away.
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One of Alvin Lee's best efforts. Awesome song.
I guess you can tell by now that Alvin Lee is known for his excellent guitar playing. I've always admired him.
Thank you so much for reacting to one of my favorite guitarists!! If you get an opportunity, check out "Slow Blues in C".
Great show as ever. You might like King King from Scotland, a track called Jealousy.
Sometimes it’s for the best.
I really love this one ! The only song that comes close to the brokenness here is Boz Scaggs' "Lost It".
George Harrison on slide guitar (first solo). RIP George...
George Harrison playing slide guitar at intro.
The first guitar solo was George Harrison the second was Alvin Lee
Sounds a lot like a Robert Cray song. Of course this song pre-dates Robert Cray
The first solo is George Harrison.
rolling stone mag called. L. rondstat's tune ' long long time ' the all time cry in beer .... Utube. Midnight special 1973. She didn't write it.
Andrei and Dominika, tell me something. When you were teens and growing up in Romania, did you have much access to blues music like this great guitarist Alvin Lee? It is clear you are at an age where you are drawn to the musical drama and comfort only the blues and blues rock can offer. Did you hear this very much on the radio or have the great blues guitarists giving concerts in your country, or does Romania have a batch of blues guitarists that we in the West have never heard of? Please let us know when you first were exposed to this music. 🎸💖💖💖
Hello there. Thanks for the message. In both our countries, Romania and Poland, we did not really have access or listened to music from abroad that much. Of course, once we were more open to the world, the music was flooding from all over. I'm sure there are great blues musicians in both of our countries, but we never listened to them. Only thanks to this channel really, we are discovering how amazing and diverse music can be. Warm greetings from Romania 💚
@@MerchantOfAlba We can tell that your are both big fans of the blues and blues-rock, so we hope you two find all the great music this genre has to offer. Getting out from under the Soviet thumb is a great blessing for your countries! ☺❤
Recommendation...
Allman brothers: Soulshine.
Thank me later 😉😄
Great guitar playing but the lyrics are a bit painting by numbers, try I'd love to change the world next
Isn't it George Harrisson's song?
try idolize you by smokestack lighting.
the guitar sound a little to Clapton or Knopfler great blues