Mindblowing!! Vocal Coach 1st Time Reaction to Richie Kotzen 'Remember'
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- In this video, I react for the first time to the american artist Richie Kotzen's song “Remember”. I analyze his amazing performance, explain and demonstrate some of his vocal techniques and I'll tell you what I think made it so great. This is an amazing tune and I am so glad I finally reacted to it!
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The entire Mother Head's Family Reunion album is pure gold from start to finish. Not only can he sing, but his guitar skills are incredible - this song barely scratches the surface. He often doubles what he's playing on guitar with his voice, sometimes for extended passages. You'd never believe this guy was in Poison back in the day.
*Richie Kotzen's* one of the best of the best; such a great all around musician on every level. I've seen him three times solo and once with the *Winery Dogs* and have tickets for two shows in October. He's among the best I've seen and heard and live and can't get enough. He's a complete inspiration on every level.
Very underrated artist. I discovered his music 11 years ago when he did a cover/tribute to a song from a japanese band, thats when i looked him up and became a fan. He has a new album coming out calling Nomad.
I'm really tired of a lot of people saying Richie's voice sounds like Chris Cornell. And some people say Richie is imitate Chris.
The person who most influenced his singing style was Terence Trent Darby. He was mentioned it in some interview
Probably because those people aren’t familiar with Terence Trent Darby.
Thanks buddy, people doesn't know much about Richie himself so ofc they're going to compare it with him. Imagine when they listen to Cochise cover at Tony Macalpine's benefit concert 😂
@@mazzle657 in saying that I happen to luv Richie’s ability to meld his voice & guitar 🎸 as One! I’ve known about D’Arby for 40 years but some never have especially those who grew up listening to Chris Cornell. Richie is definitely influenced by the Philly soul sound like I am having grown up near there. He’s soulful & can shred with the best of them!
Not to mention Richie plays a wide variety of styles. Every album is a mixture.
Richie was around before Chris Cornell so it would be the other way around. I’ve also seen in interviews where he said Rod Stewart was another one of his vocal inspirations.
Richie is one of my favorite singer-songwriters, and the fact he can play the guitar like no other makes him an elite talent. I saw him with his other band, The Winery Dogs, last year at the House of Blues in New Orleans. His last solo album was released on his 50th birthday and is called 50 for 50, and it contains a track called "Confession" that blows my mind every time I listen to it. It truly showcases his enormous vocal range and, of course, his uniquely gifted skills as a guitarist. I have not seen him perform it live, but the studio version is truly stellar. I would love to see your reaction, and if not check it out just to enjoy his gifts.
He did a cool jazz fusion album that took me by surprise. I think it’s called the intergalactic jazz fusion experience. There’s another one called Vertue that just goes to show how skilled he is. You’re probably already aware, but I figured I’d throw it out there.
Thanks, @@slappywag7210! I do own the Vertú album, but don't yet have The Inner Galactic Fusion Experience. I have all The Winery Dogs albums and several of Richie's solo albums. Heck, I even own Native Tongue from when he was with Poison. Oh, and I have the Smith/Kotzen album as well. Like I said, he's one of my favorites. 😁
Richie Kotzen rules!! 🔥🔥🔥🖤
Influences is one thing. He is the most talented musician out there today. Listen to all his works and you too will be a big fan!
I forgot to mention, this whole concert is amazing. He's great to see live.
Going to see him in October this year. Can’t wait!
After 1st hearing Richie's playing in 89 when Mike Varney picked him up on Shrapnel Records with his 1st instrumental album as a shred guitar player and then his 1st vocal release Fever Dream when he shifted to a more bluesy style I was hooked, then watching him construct songs playing all the instruments pulled my ear in another direction, but I always thought Chris Cornell singing sounded like a thinner version of Richie's voice, since I had been listening to Richie so much earlier. Love everyone's comments & how they express their story with Richie's music - Great post thank you
Richie Kotzen is a musical and vocal phenomenal beast. On his solo stuff he plays all the instruments and does all the vocals... Is earlier stuff includes mother heads family reunion, he was also in Poison as previously mentioned and he was also a pretty important part of Mr Big for a while. I'm guessing that's where he got to be tight with Billy Sheehan on bass and why they play together now in The winery dogs. I'm a huge fan of Richie's and checked out as much material as I can of his. He's also done a phenomenal job of covering some Motown songs and kind of breathing some rock edge new life into them..🎉🎉
I saw him live many times. Outstanding singer and guitar virtuoso. I appreciate this video, thanks.
Richie is amazing! His voice and guitar paying is wonderful. A very under rated artist.
Welcome to The Kotzen planet
You are amazing! Excellent presentation, and you really hit all the right spots where his voice and playing and where the song stand out and grab you. Brilliant!
Richie is such a good guitarist, top tier.
Richie is great. He's an amazing singer but his guitar playing is massively underrated. Solid frontman.
You need to go down the rabbit hole.kotzen started as a shredder.he plays many styles
He s a monster ❤
I only just discovered him and I see the tremendous talent that he is
Most people don't know how much of a guitar virtuoso he is, but he definitely showed it here. His singing sounds like he's the second coming of Al Green...
Thank you Eric, I've been asking this since day 1. I'd pick live in Brazil even the quality isn't as clean as this one. He's my favorite artist and has tones of good stuff. Hope Lolli enjoy it so much that she continues reviewing his material
Fooled again live would blow her mind
My pleasure! I chose this one because the quality is indeed top notch!
You are so effortlessly hilarious, while still seriously managing to inform the uninformed. And I, for one, greatly appreciate it, with a grateful smile. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and humor, simultaneously;)! Cheers!
My memory of him was more with his guitar shredding, this was a pleasant surprise! It’s got a really nice bluesy vibe, his vocals were excellent!
Nice analysis as always 🌹
Thank you for the reaction, Lolli. Richie is an amazing musician. Great guitarist, awesome singer.
I saw him with The Winery Dogs twice last year. Great band and he is phenomenal; one of the best singer/guitar players around. He started out as a hyper-shredding guitarist but has discovered his true talent as a great writer, singer and musician. He is top-notch.
There's a lot of Prince influence in his voice and guitar playing. Terance Trent D'Arby as well.
Richie kotzen is for real!
Check out the Winery Dogs song How Long for a good example of him singing what he's playing together. Richie actually does that sing and play sync technique a lot. He's so good at it. Girl I envy you that you are just now discovering him. He has 21 solo albums and 3 more with his super group the winery dogs. His last Solo album has 50 songs on it. You're going to enjoy going down the Richie Kotzen rabbit hole if this is up your ally. Enjoy, Its Richie Kotzen, there's nothing to absolutely not love
I've been so swamped with work that I missed completely the chance to see this streaming live 😢
Please Lolli continue reviewing his work, solo or with the Winery Dogs or the recent project he had with Adrian Smith, guitarist from Iron Maiden called Smith/Kotzen. "Scars" is such a great song 🤘
Thanks for the awesome and entertaining analysis Loli! Nice job on the editing too Luis!
Richie originally had no interest in singing. I think when he was still with shrapnel, they told him they wanted him to sing and he was like I’m not a singer and they told him well, you better figure it out.😂 if I’m not mistaken, he mentioned that he took a couple cues from Rod Stewart and Bob Seger for his vocals and then he released Fever Dream, which became one of my all-time favorites among everything else he’s done.
Kotzen was known in the late 80's as a guitar shredder with instrumental albums on the Shrapnel label, and gradually added more vocals as his music became blusier.
❤Richie Kotzen
I primarily know Richie Kotzen because of The Winery Dogs. You are very correct about his vocals being a continuation of his guitar. The Winery Dogs have a song off their debut album called "Regret" that is in a similar vein to this one. Their rockers are awesome, but "Regret" gets me in the feels every time. They also have a cool live cover of "Fooled Around and Fell in Love" that's worth seeing, along with their harder material.
Richie is a legend in the guitar community, sadly the general public hasn’t caught on. This entire concert is fantastic. Another great one from this concert you might like is ‘Love is Blind’, or if you want to check him out with the Winery, Dogs, try Oblivion, or I’m No Angel.
I can’t be partial because he’s from Pa and so am I. He’s talented like Prince in that he plays many instruments, records at his home, and is SO talented. He’s VERY sexy as well. 🙌🏼☮️
Listen to Your Entertainer by Richie. A completely different vibe. Funky!!!
Chris Cornell is back?
Sounds so much like Chris Cornell. Love it.
Agreed but Richie is way better in so many ways in my opinion
Actually, Chris sounds like Richie. Richie was putting out albums before anybody knew who Chris was.
@@mr.e8432 I loved Chris but Richie has always been my favorite. He's in a whole other league.. Honestly a league of his own. He's the fuggin best man. IMHO
Chris Cornell sounds like Richie Kotzen!
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He can make that guitar sing! WOW
I'm always learning a lot from your reaction videos. A big hug
Thank you! More awesomeness all around! ((💗))
The Winery Dogs first self titled debut release is so 🔥 It was a superhuman power trio!
Wild watching someone fall in love……❤
I've been Listening to Richie for Years!! Hes so ffnn underrated!!!
I like him better than Chris Cornell
Hes been out since the early 1990's
He went against the grain!!!
Phenomenal guitarist.
🎀🎸🎀 ...... It is just six strings and a piece of wood - from an aging tree that proudly stood - a craftsman made it sound like it should - a boy looks with wonder and wishes he could - make it tell a story like older boys can - make the six strings feel good in his hand - but with practice and patience he's not just a fan - he learned to make sounds as he grew into a man - sounds became songs and strings became voices - some of us never get to make these choices - but listen we can to an artist in bloom - we all sit together or alone in our room - as the six strings are played with hope and with care - we sit in wonder of this man standing there - he plays , he sings , the stories unveil - we all are dreamers and some dreams prevail 🎀🎸🎀
love , Loochay
If Michael Bolton and Chris Cornell had a baby...
Strongly recommend checking out Ritchie Kotzen as a member of the band Winery Dogs. Song choice is irrelevant...they're all great.
God bless!!
Please please analyze/react to Emma kok singing "voila". it's amazing
Winery dogs are awesome
I'm a few mins in and this song and performance is giving me "A Natural Woman" vibes, by Aretha Franklin. Wierd analogy I know, but there was something similar in the structure of the song and the melismas to my ears.
that was some soulful moanin'
Imo The winery dogs stuff isn;t as good as the stuff with Adrien Smith from Iron Maiden. They both sing and play guitar with a rock/blues feel.
He sort of gives me Chris Cornell vibes.
Edit: Reading some replies here, I see I am not the only one thinking so.
Is it bad form to make negative comments? I'm ready to be crucified and flayed alive. It didn't grab me. From the comments so far I get that he's like Chris Cornell, Michael Bolton and Al Green singing an Aretha Franklin song. Maybe I'm being too harsh as it's nearly impossible to be original. My comments are very spontaneous and possibly ill conceived. After a while I often bend to the knowledge, wisdom and experience of our dear Lolli. Apologies to Richie lovers.
Sounds really similar to Chris Cornell. Even for a second I thought he was imitating him and his looks.
He was doing this before Chris Cornell. I love Chris, but credit where it's due
@@12gaugelive Chris was born 7 years before Richie Kotzen, he was fronting Sound Garden 7 years before Richie was playing in Hairband Poision. So how was Richie doing it first?
@@12gaugelive Not taking anything from Richie, but you're wrong.
Complete rip-off.
@@McShaganpronouncedShaegenRichie had a solo career, Poison wasn’t his first band. He put out his first album in 87/88, before anyone had even heard of Cornell. Had a rock chops instructional video in 89 that is legendary in the guitar community. He’s released about solo 20 albums. The Chris Cornell comparison gets old. It’s in the comments section on every single Richie Kotzen video. Someone’s got to comment how he sounds like Chris Cornell, even though he was on the scene before Chris Cornell.
just a reminder that "kotzen" means vomit in german 🧐
Why do people insist on posting this childish crap??
Great voice but the man needs to learn to articulate. I can't understand a thing he sings.
I love good articulation too. There's nothing like a bit of clarity to complete the song. Even the subtitles couldn't cope. [Music] I understand Gacharic Spin better and they sing in Japanese. Actually it was a bit clearer as it went on.
@@marklane58 Yeah, i find it really lazy not to find the energy to get your words out to the audience. A little egoistic.
@@thedryparn1279 I think I just sent a worse comment. Ooops! Guess I'll see what happens. 😱 Have a good day.
@@thedryparn1279 I have one more thought while I have your ear/eye... I love 'Sam Perry - Only Attraction' and I can't understand most of that. So I guess I'm not being fair. I think he used up all his energy on the instrumentation (which he creates with his voice) before he gets to the lyrics. And then he leaves nothing in the tank. Hang in there till 2:30 if you give it a listen. He uses a strange vowels for an Australian which doesn't help. Kind of American I guess.
Really? Then that must be a you problem. I can understand every word.