In this video, Marcus was at the Big House in Macon, GA, where the Allman Brothers Band lived together for a spell. It’s now a museum to the band. He’s actually playing Duane Allman’s ‘57 Goldtop, that Duane famously played on the Layla album. Marcus is the man!
I love how Michael gets so caught up in the music that he just can't help himself but to try and play something complimentary along with whatever he's listening to
Seen a lot of shows but standing ten feet from the edge of the stage in a half full theater watching this kid a couple years back was in the top five. Everything he does is phenomenal and his band was top notch too. So much soul in his playing and chord choices.
With a voice similar to Janis Joplin in a lot a ways, and his killer guitar playing, he's one of my favorite artists, he's mastered the accompany of his singing by his brilliant use of chords shapes,stabs,single note lines,ect. so much to learn from every song he plays,his timing, touch,and dynamics are spot on, just an awesome player and singer.
Interesting you say that….I saw him a few yrs back in Charlotte, and I told my wife he sounds like Janis and makes runs like Stevie Wonder. I agree with you man, he’s frighteningly good.
When I first listened to Marcus King I drawn to his vocal sound and style. He is definitely an artist that you recognize as soon as he started singing.
Micheal, your talent at breaking down very top notch playing is impressive and very helpful. I wish you continued success. Look forward to the next one
He used to play at a local bar in my hometown. Rumors at the time were he was about to sign on Warren Haynes record label so the place was packed. We were able to meet and talk with him, extremely humble guy. About 6 months later he was on tour with Tedeschi Trucks band and we were able to see him again in a much bigger setting.
Hey Mike, great vid. Small suggestion... throw the link to whatever video you are reviewing in the description! A lot of times I find myself watching your video, and then wanting to listen to the original all the way through after, would be great to have a link to the exact one you're watching!
Michael it would be great to get a live reaction on what you just experienced right after you leave the show. I know you’ve listened to him a bit but man the whole live show is just next level mind-blowing, face-melting stuff. Every time I see MK live I feel like I’m witnessing music history go down. Very thankful to get to experience this during my lifetime.
Thanks for reacting to my request Michael! I’m going to see Marcus in Nashville next week. If you needed anything else to get you pumped for the show (doubtful haha) or just want more killer musicianship, check out his cover of Superstar by The Carpenters. Thanks for all you do, these videos are great!
NEED your reaction on Sin is a Good Man’s Brother by the Marcus King, it’s such a great cover of Grand Funk Railroad, I’m not sure if they were the originals to do it, but Mark Farner was a king!!
So happy I found your channel. Being a huge long time fan of Marcus just recently was trying to analyze this song (Dying) thinking WHY this C major 7 to A7 sounds so sweet here. Thanks for explanation Michael! I wish I was in Baltimore these days... Thanks again. Subscribed.
I have said it before and I will again, Mr Palmisano, I love your breakdowns of songs like these, you literally make tunes like this doable to people like myself who just can't grasp theory and what I like to call adult chords lol. Your enthusiasm is infectious. (Maybe not the best descriptive I could have used in this day and time) but still the point like the groove remains. I know I don't post often but what I say in my comments i sincerely mean. Thank You for staying at it and sharing your hard earned knowledge. You're tops Brother
I've been obsessed with Marcus King lately, just two days ago I went on a binge of all his good videos on youtube, and all your reactions to him. Sugaree was an absolute delight. Now seeing this in my feed makes me so happy. Rock and Marcus and rock on Michael, you guys are champs
Did someone notice the POLICE SIREN in the background when Marcus begins to sing ??? Maybe even when he says the word "pain" ??? This is adding heavy feelings on the song... IMHO. By the way, absolutely gorgeous song and of course hands down to Marcus King ;) Thank you Michael for helping us to understand... this is so useful when you need to move on...
Somehow got a ticket for the Saturday show and got to see the Trio while I had the night off in Baltimore. I’ve been obsessed for years, learned of him while going to Musicians Institute in 2015 but have never been able to see him live yet. Finally got to see him last night and it was as close to a religious experience I’ve ever had. Will not be the last time, but wow I’m still pretty shocked from that experience last night. You’re in for such a treat with full band tonight I wish I could make it 😭
half joking with my employer trying to book a flight back home to B'more from clearwater fl {during the southwest airline october suprise}...said its only 14hrs 3 min drive. We cant make the Sat show but have plenty of time for sunday...lol here we still sit preparing to fly by mon morning with a layover on a 2hr flight. Loving the intricacy of Marcus sound only from video captures at the beacon with TTB .. and go Michael with that energy to bring it on home with the treasure of understanding and teaching .
Craziest thing about it is Marcus King was only 20 or 21 years old right here!!! It was the first video of his I saw and was hooked! Got to see him at the Tractor Tavern in Seattle and he put on a clinic for 2½hours!! Brought friends up to play and couldn't have been more humble and just a nice dude! Wish him all the success! And thank you Michael for the video and all your amazing talent! I'd love to hear/see more of you performing cuz you got it too brother!!
Pretty sure that was one of Duane Allmans guitars too. Marcus is awesome, hoping you do another one of his soon, Hopefully one of his older jazz jams. Jealous of your sunday!
Yeah and I'm glad someone took him to the side and told him to articulate his lyrics, even if it was himself that picked up on it... Couldn't understand a word he was singing in some of his live performances.
Naahhh, he's far better at guitar than vocals. He doesn't show it off much cuz he's so busy pursuing the singer-songwriter shit but go back and look at some old clips when he was touring with his band. He's a guitar god.
@Bill Gadol Sorry but I have to disagree. He's not gaining any traction with his singing/songwriting. The thing that made him stand out was not his lawyer dad blues singing, it was his exceptional guitar playing.
He's a great talent, one of a kind both vocally & his guitar chops. Rarely if ever does somebody come along with the total package like Marcus, that i believe we can all agree
He sure is the real deal. Just been watching a bunch of videos of Marcus playing with Tedeschi Trucks Band. Derek never looks happier than when he's watching Marcus play, and to me that says it all!
Awesome breakdown. Marcus does have a formal training in Jazz theory. He will throw some jazz bones while in blues mode. That makes him sound a little different that a lot of good guitar players!
I had never heard of Marcus, until I saw him opening for Chris Stapleton in MA a few weekends ago. Blew me AWAY. Promptly bought all his stuff. Reminds me a lot of Warren Haynes
Going out of my way from South Florida to see Stapleton in Memphis on his tour, just because MKB is the opening act (he is not the opener for the shows down here unfortunately). Probably my favorite current artist. So talented and has a great band with with him too!
Great breakdown Michael! I recently passed on 2 chances to see him nearby on this tour with Stapleton. One at Oak Mountain Amphitheater in Pelham AL, the other at The Warf in Gulf Shores the next night, both great venues. Deal Breaker? Tickets were $325.00... Unreal!
Michael, do you have a different PRS for every outfit & every day of the week? Every time I watch your vids your playing a different prs & I've seen quite a few videos!! Very impressed keep up the great work my friend!
Got to see him at a bar in Charleston in 2015 before he was big. My friend Bryan Holmes (drummer from The Producers, Kansas) shared a video and he was playing at my bar the next night. Super timing. Seen him several times since. He’s just amazing. And Warren Haynes produced his second album.
Love Marcus King. He’s got so much potential musically speaking. Marcus was discovered at a very well known Music Store- named Norman Rear guitars in California. He was 18 back then. One of the employees was perplexed by his guitar playing & vocals. Needless to say he opened a You Tube channel & had thousands of viewers. I love El Dorado album. I luckily met him. In Nashville and look forward seeing him in October for my birthday here in New Orleans. He is gonna be playing at The Filmore. Thanks for what you do. Very helpful for guitar students showing which chords to play.
I just discovered Marcus on this video and he’s very good! Nice choice of video,Mr. Palmisano! I have been following a kid from Australia named Taj Farrant. Marcus reminds me of him!
I got to meet Marcus year before last in Birmingham, AL. We were front stage. I could literally touch their speakers. Got to talk to him after the show. My wife even got a picture with his fiance. It was one of the best nights of my life. Super humble guy!
@Michael Palmisano Thanks for another killer breakdown and exposing us to incredible musicianship! I learned about Marcus through your earlier reactions and was thrilled when I found out that he was opening for Chris Stapleton last Saturday for a show I bought tickets for a while back. Marcus’s way of playing fiery blues licks and also playing through chord changes is outstanding. He rocked his signature ES-345, a Tele, and a Les Paul Custom through an Orange Rockerverb 50 and Super Reverb head like he was the baddest guitarist ever. You’re gonna love seeing him live!
To those who have never heard of Marcus need to check that man out. His lyrics, his voice, and his guitar playing are next level. Once you start listening to him you will👏🏻not👏🏻stop👏🏻
TRUTH - I am late to this party because I was born in the 60's and not really into the so called "music" nowadays - gimme Zeppelin, Skynyrd, Clapton, SRV any day of the week but came across this (thank you Michael) and this guy has "it" period. I'm now a huge Marcus fan!
The 6th is the 3rd in your 4 Chord! Brilliant Imma always remember that now… Let me say great ride through that! Let’s not forget to Mention Marcus absolutely incredible vocals on this track! ❤️🎸
Tons of guys have chops, killer chops, but guys like Marcus, Josh Smith, [Bloomfield(!) decades ago] have vocabularies. Their story-telling with the same 12-notes we all have access to is inimitable. Clapton could just turn blues-phrases inside-,out; that's why he was 'God.' Marcus is in that pantheon of greatness. Only gonna get better...
I discovered this guy through one of your other videos, red wine and flowers or something like that, haven't stopped listening to him since - amazing player and comes across as a really nice guy in interviews
Michael, Why (and forgive me!),,,Why is the F# with the A below it not considered a 1,5,1 octave with a minor 3rd below it all? 6:50 Love the channel!Thanks for being awesome Man!!
when you say the 3rd gives us the function . I agree but then explain the theory behind the dominant 7 chord. 1 b3 5 b7. surely that tells us both major and minor pen ( so therefore dorian and mixolydian) also work. the 3rd (for me) dictates( i agree) unless we are dominant
These guys just keep coming up through the mud like they always have. Despite the times. Popular culture. I'd have dug it 50 years ago, man. Maybe I can die in peace with a few more like this.
Michael, your excitement and willingness to express how awesome this guy is means so much to me personally!!! You both are amazing and I thank you for this moment to learn and be a part of it!! Best channel on CZcams belongs to you sir!! WOW!!! and I'm just a drummer!!!!
The joy I have watching michaels reaction to those stinky smelly Marcus chords. Smiling ear to ear. Thank you sir I can’t read music or memorize crazy chords but I know where I’m at on the neck and once I see someone play it I can. Appreciate the vids michael
Was great meeting Michael at the Marcus King show in Baltimore last night! It was the BEST live performance I think I’ve ever seen. We talked about the pocket… well this band is in the pocket the entire set. You can actually hear the non verbal communication between the band mates. The conversation between them allows Marcus to just go off on an entirely new level!
Marcus King is actually one of the greatest blues guitarist alive atm. Seen him cover SRV with absolute ease and slayed it.
"Best" is subjective. But he's my favorite right now.
@Topjunkie Not sure where you got the "GOAT status consideration". Dial it back, homeboy. King himself would laugh at you.
In this video, Marcus was at the Big House in Macon, GA, where the Allman Brothers Band lived together for a spell. It’s now a museum to the band. He’s actually playing Duane Allman’s ‘57 Goldtop, that Duane famously played on the Layla album. Marcus is the man!
I live in macon,ga and I posted a walk through tour of the big house museum👍
I love how Michael gets so caught up in the music that he just can't help himself but to try and play something complimentary along with whatever he's listening to
Michael Palmisano Is The Real Deal.
Agreed
Too true. Couldn't agree more. One of the "untold" greats. Like Jack Ruch.
Truest statement on all of CZcams.
This guy’s energy is perfect, respect.
100%
Seen a lot of shows but standing ten feet from the edge of the stage in a half full theater watching this kid a couple years back was in the top five. Everything he does is phenomenal and his band was top notch too. So much soul in his playing and chord choices.
With a voice similar to Janis Joplin in a lot a ways, and his killer guitar playing, he's one of my favorite artists, he's mastered the accompany of his singing by his brilliant use of chords shapes,stabs,single note lines,ect. so much to learn from every song he plays,his timing, touch,and dynamics are spot on, just an awesome player and singer.
Interesting you say that….I saw him a few yrs back in Charlotte, and I told my wife he sounds like Janis and makes runs like Stevie Wonder. I agree with you man, he’s frighteningly good.
Yes! I've been telling people, "He's like if Janis Joplin was a dude and played guitar like SRV.'
When I first listened to Marcus King I drawn to his vocal sound and style. He is definitely an artist that you recognize as soon as he started singing.
He's an all-timer already, no if ands or buts...lucky to be alive while he graces us with music.
Micheal, your talent at breaking down very top notch playing is impressive and very helpful. I wish you continued success. Look forward to the next one
He used to play at a local bar in my hometown. Rumors at the time were he was about to sign on Warren Haynes record label so the place was packed. We were able to meet and talk with him, extremely humble guy. About 6 months later he was on tour with Tedeschi Trucks band and we were able to see him again in a much bigger setting.
What town?
@@Johnny_Dregs Greenville SC is where he's from
YESSS! Been waiting for you to cover this one!
I believe this was filmed at the Big House museum in Macon and he's playing Duane's gold top.
Hey Mike, great vid. Small suggestion... throw the link to whatever video you are reviewing in the description! A lot of times I find myself watching your video, and then wanting to listen to the original all the way through after, would be great to have a link to the exact one you're watching!
Michael it would be great to get a live reaction on what you just experienced right after you leave the show. I know you’ve listened to him a bit but man the whole live show is just next level mind-blowing, face-melting stuff. Every time I see MK live I feel like I’m witnessing music history go down. Very thankful to get to experience this during my lifetime.
My dad used to play in a band with his dad Marvin. I remember when they had Marcus. Both incredible musicians.
I've been looking for a breakdown of this for ages.Michael always delivers!
Hit you up on the tweeter and asked if you were going. Very glad that you are, wish I was going. Much respect Mr. Bundy.
michael you're like the grown up version of blues clues except we're looking for clues on legendary musicians
Thanks for reacting to my request Michael! I’m going to see Marcus in Nashville next week. If you needed anything else to get you pumped for the show (doubtful haha) or just want more killer musicianship, check out his cover of Superstar by The Carpenters. Thanks for all you do, these videos are great!
Thanks for this Michael, now 4 hrs into a Marcus K binge ….. amazing, hope you enjoy the gig
! My god, what a voice, and those licks /locks!
NEED your reaction on Sin is a Good Man’s Brother by the Marcus King, it’s such a great cover of Grand Funk Railroad, I’m not sure if they were the originals to do it, but Mark Farner was a king!!
So happy I found your channel. Being a huge long time fan of Marcus just recently was trying to analyze this song (Dying) thinking WHY this C major 7 to A7 sounds so sweet here. Thanks for explanation Michael! I wish I was in Baltimore these days... Thanks again. Subscribed.
It functions exactly like breathe from dsotm
@@M4TT4TT4CK just listened to 'breathe' again and yes! This is exactly it! Thanks!
I have said it before and I will again, Mr Palmisano, I love your breakdowns of songs like these, you literally make tunes like this doable to people like myself who just can't grasp theory and what I like to call adult chords lol. Your enthusiasm is infectious. (Maybe not the best descriptive I could have used in this day and time) but still the point like the groove remains. I know I don't post often but what I say in my comments i sincerely mean. Thank You for staying at it and sharing your hard earned knowledge. You're tops Brother
My man you missed an amazing show last night. See you there tonight for full band
Been waiting on this one for awhile.. my favorite Marcus King video I’ve seen. The last minute or two is just plain sick
I've been obsessed with Marcus King lately, just two days ago I went on a binge of all his good videos on youtube, and all your reactions to him. Sugaree was an absolute delight. Now seeing this in my feed makes me so happy. Rock and Marcus and rock on Michael, you guys are champs
Did you see his acoustic mini-set for 'Front Row Boston'!? He does autumn rain and holy cow, wish it was cut and recorded
Did someone notice the POLICE SIREN in the background when Marcus begins to sing ??? Maybe even when he says the word "pain" ??? This is adding heavy feelings on the song... IMHO. By the way, absolutely gorgeous song and of course hands down to Marcus King ;) Thank you Michael for helping us to understand... this is so useful when you need to move on...
I’m going to the show tonight (Saturday)! Very excited
Marcus King, Kingfish Ingraham, Eric Gales, Joe B., and Josh Smith. Best in the game! As good as Marcus’ playing is, his voice is just as good!!
+Derek Trucks & Johnny Lang
Derek doesn't sing.
Saw him play one of his first gigs...shy, 12 yr. old kid in Atlanta...played Duane and Dickey like no problem
Or better …
Somehow got a ticket for the Saturday show and got to see the Trio while I had the night off in Baltimore. I’ve been obsessed for years, learned of him while going to Musicians Institute in 2015 but have never been able to see him live yet. Finally got to see him last night and it was as close to a religious experience I’ve ever had. Will not be the last time, but wow I’m still pretty shocked from that experience last night. You’re in for such a treat with full band tonight I wish I could make it 😭
half joking with my employer trying to book a flight back home to B'more from clearwater fl {during the southwest airline october suprise}...said its only 14hrs 3 min drive. We cant make the Sat show but have plenty of time for sunday...lol here we still sit preparing to fly by mon morning with a layover on a 2hr flight.
Loving the intricacy of Marcus sound only from video captures at the beacon with TTB ..
and go Michael with that energy to bring it on home with the treasure of understanding and teaching
.
I like these videos, though I wish you'd link to the original in the description. lol
Craziest thing about it is Marcus King was only 20 or 21 years old right here!!! It was the first video of his I saw and was hooked! Got to see him at the Tractor Tavern in Seattle and he put on a clinic for 2½hours!! Brought friends up to play and couldn't have been more humble and just a nice dude! Wish him all the success! And thank you Michael for the video and all your amazing talent! I'd love to hear/see more of you performing cuz you got it too brother!!
Btw great channel love your intros!
I get to see Marcus open for Stapleton in Memphis in December and I get to see Buddy guy and Kingfish tn! Love the vid!!!
Pretty sure that was one of Duane Allmans guitars too. Marcus is awesome, hoping you do another one of his soon, Hopefully one of his older jazz jams. Jealous of your sunday!
No wonder it has an ghostly kind of resonance to it. Ppl would say a pedal or otherwise, but nah lol
@@nxcess9046 Yep, its Duanes guitar. This was shot at the Allmans museum in Georgia
@@mikefields4136 The BIG House in Macon, GA! That place is full of magic!
I had tickets to see him in concert in Auckland, New Zealand. And then Covid.
Marcus King's voice is incredible. I'd put it over his guitar playing...and his guitar playing is effing fantastic!!! Brother has serious soul!!!!
Yeah and I'm glad someone took him to the side and told him to articulate his lyrics, even if it was himself that picked up on it... Couldn't understand a word he was singing in some of his live performances.
Naahhh, he's far better at guitar than vocals. He doesn't show it off much cuz he's so busy pursuing the singer-songwriter shit but go back and look at some old clips when he was touring with his band. He's a guitar god.
@Bill Gadol Sorry but I have to disagree. He's not gaining any traction with his singing/songwriting. The thing that made him stand out was not his lawyer dad blues singing, it was his exceptional guitar playing.
He's a great talent, one of a kind both vocally & his guitar chops. Rarely if ever does somebody come along with the total package like Marcus, that i believe we can all agree
That CM7 to A7 phrase reminded me a bit like a part from Incubus song Drive , the one that ultimately ends the song
He sure is the real deal. Just been watching a bunch of videos of Marcus playing with Tedeschi Trucks Band. Derek never looks happier than when he's watching Marcus play, and to me that says it all!
Awesome breakdown. Marcus does have a formal training in Jazz theory. He will throw some jazz bones while in blues mode. That makes him sound a little different that a lot of good guitar players!
I had never heard of Marcus, until I saw him opening for Chris Stapleton in MA a few weekends ago. Blew me AWAY. Promptly bought all his stuff. Reminds me a lot of Warren Haynes
Yes, you’re right Chris. It makes sense since Warren has taken Marcus under his wing and is showing him the ropes and guiding his career.
My favorite young guitar player. A serious beast with chops as good as any and a killer voice.
I believe that’s Duane Allmans goldtop at the big house museum in Macon. My wife and I saw them play a concert in the backyard of the big house.
Thank you soooo much Michael for this channel!! Love this, you’re so unselfish and willing to share great players with the world, incredible 🤘🤘🤘
Maple neck sounds and looks great!
You're amazing.....do you do private lessons ?
Going out of my way from South Florida to see Stapleton in Memphis on his tour, just because MKB is the opening act (he is not the opener for the shows down here unfortunately).
Probably my favorite current artist. So talented and has a great band with with him too!
Great breakdown Michael! I recently passed on 2 chances to see him nearby on this tour with Stapleton. One at Oak Mountain Amphitheater in Pelham AL, the other at The Warf in Gulf Shores the next night, both great venues. Deal Breaker? Tickets were $325.00... Unreal!
Can't blame ya there haha
That's insane.
You have to review the Marcus kind front row Boston video where he’s acoustic live. Really shows off his guitar playing
Michael, do you have a different PRS for every outfit & every day of the week? Every time I watch your vids your playing a different prs & I've seen quite a few videos!! Very impressed keep up the great work my friend!
Ha! I do have a bunch on loaner. PRS is awesome and let me try out basically everything. It’s beyond awesome, really.
Man this is what I needed on a Monday!!! Yes sir!
Got to see him at a bar in Charleston in 2015 before he was big. My friend Bryan Holmes (drummer from The Producers, Kansas) shared a video and he was playing at my bar the next night. Super timing. Seen him several times since. He’s just amazing. And Warren Haynes produced his second album.
I love when you get all excited explaining theory and then you go all rain man and slap your knee. Its pure joy.
Love Marcus King. He’s got so much potential musically speaking.
Marcus was discovered at a very well known Music Store- named Norman Rear guitars in California. He was 18 back then. One of the employees was perplexed by his guitar playing & vocals. Needless to say he opened a You Tube channel & had thousands of viewers.
I love El Dorado album. I luckily met him. In Nashville and look forward seeing him in October for my birthday here in New Orleans. He is gonna be playing at The Filmore.
Thanks for what you do. Very helpful for guitar students showing which chords to play.
I just discovered Marcus on this video and he’s very good! Nice choice of video,Mr. Palmisano! I have been following a kid from Australia named Taj Farrant. Marcus reminds me of him!
I got to meet Marcus year before last in Birmingham, AL. We were front stage. I could literally touch their speakers. Got to talk to him after the show. My wife even got a picture with his fiance. It was one of the best nights of my life. Super humble guy!
@Michael Palmisano Thanks for another killer breakdown and exposing us to incredible musicianship! I learned about Marcus through your earlier reactions and was thrilled when I found out that he was opening for Chris Stapleton last Saturday for a show I bought tickets for a while back. Marcus’s way of playing fiery blues licks and also playing through chord changes is outstanding. He rocked his signature ES-345, a Tele, and a Les Paul Custom through an Orange Rockerverb 50 and Super Reverb head like he was the baddest guitarist ever. You’re gonna love seeing him live!
Hope all worked out and you got to the show. He is indeed amazing. And we love it when you talk that guitar talk. 💕🙋🎶🎸
I need to see this dude live, it would be sooooo good!!!! Have fun at the show Mike!
Music is a gift and these breakdowns are fascinating,great job,thank you!
This is amazingly helpful. Thank you my brother!
He is absolutely amazing. Have you heard him sing The Well....? Oh my!!!!!!
Cmaj7 plus the A in the same Pattern as Marcus used is exactly, Incubus's pre chorus for their song Drive.
Believe he's playing Duane Allman's Goldtop at the Allman Brothers' Big House in Macon, GA.
To those who have never heard of Marcus need to check that man out. His lyrics, his voice, and his guitar playing are next level. Once you start listening to him you will👏🏻not👏🏻stop👏🏻
TRUTH - I am late to this party because I was born in the 60's and not really into the so called "music" nowadays - gimme Zeppelin, Skynyrd, Clapton, SRV any day of the week but came across this (thank you Michael) and this guy has "it" period. I'm now a huge Marcus fan!
I mean, this dude is unbelievable. I feel like he’s just making up his own chords at this point!
Absolutely right?? It's amazing what you can do with 5 notes and 3 chords!
I would love to see you do a Reignwolf video
If I wasn't watching him play a Les Paul there are times when I'd swear it was a Rhodes.
Came down here to say the same thing! The tone when he climbs the neck is other-worldy.
Spot on comment, Clark !
That’s Duane Allmans gold top
Right! The only other player I've known to possess that quality is Matt Stevens.
The 6th is the 3rd in your 4 Chord! Brilliant Imma always remember that now…
Let me say great ride through that! Let’s not forget to Mention Marcus absolutely incredible vocals on this track! ❤️🎸
Tons of guys have chops, killer chops, but guys like Marcus, Josh Smith, [Bloomfield(!) decades ago] have vocabularies. Their story-telling with the same 12-notes we all have access to is inimitable. Clapton could just turn blues-phrases inside-,out; that's why he was 'God.'
Marcus is in that pantheon of greatness. Only gonna get better...
If I’m not mistaken that’s Duane Allman’s Goldtop Les Paul at the Big House Museum
I discovered this guy through one of your other videos, red wine and flowers or something like that, haven't stopped listening to him since - amazing player and comes across as a really nice guy in interviews
Hey Michael…could you do a breakdown of Vintage Trouble’s “Running Outta You?”
Hi Michael,
What gauge pick do you use?
Thanks!
Michael, Why (and forgive me!),,,Why is the F# with the A below it not considered a 1,5,1 octave with a minor 3rd below it all? 6:50 Love the channel!Thanks for being awesome Man!!
Guys a maverick. Nice breakdown my good man 😎
Thank you for all you have done.
The Marcus King Band played my hometowns spring festival (called Come See Me) in '05 or '6. It was awesome. I got a 👕.
when you say the 3rd gives us the function . I agree but then explain the theory behind the dominant 7 chord. 1 b3 5 b7. surely that tells us both major and minor pen ( so therefore dorian and mixolydian) also work. the 3rd (for me) dictates( i agree) unless we are dominant
That was awesome. Nice breakdown.
These guys just keep coming up through the mud like they always have. Despite the times. Popular culture. I'd have dug it 50 years ago, man. Maybe I can die in peace with a few more like this.
"A shot across the bow", aka. Just want to let you know I am here. I just love it when you get philosophical.
My favorite artist right now no doubt🙌🏻 mans got soul! Inspired me out of a rut for sure.
He happens to be playing Duane Allman's gold top at Allman Brothers Band Museum at the Big House in Macon, Georgia.
Michael, your excitement and willingness to express how awesome this guy is means so much to me personally!!! You both are amazing and I thank you for this moment to learn and be a part of it!! Best channel on CZcams belongs to you sir!! WOW!!!
and I'm just a drummer!!!!
“It’s like wrong to play with him” 😂 that had me laughing out loud Michael. Lol.
Something about the guitar in stereo 👌 so good
That's Greg Allmans goldtop he's playing at the big house in goegia by the way. Legendary guitar.
The joy I have watching michaels reaction to those stinky smelly Marcus chords. Smiling ear to ear. Thank you sir I can’t read music or memorize crazy chords but I know where I’m at on the neck and once I see someone play it I can. Appreciate the vids michael
You are in for a treat Michael. I have seen him a couple of times, puts on a great show. His vocals are really powerful live as well. Have fun!
Was great meeting Michael at the Marcus King show in Baltimore last night! It was the BEST live performance I think I’ve ever seen. We talked about the pocket… well this band is in the pocket the entire set. You can actually hear the non verbal communication between the band mates. The conversation between them allows Marcus to just go off on an entirely new level!
Was at the Saturday show
Suprised you have done Marcus King and Katie Pruitt - Homesick. its immense
I could definitely play bass with you sometime....
I've played with his Dad a few times, who's very good in his own right, he told me "check out my boy"......jaw dropped.
Swinging Doors is outstanding as well!
He was amazing tonight, so so good!!!!
Saw ya sweating in this one, Mike! Love it.
Still love that Gibson 345 He’s playing a 58’ black beauty a lot now
I got the chance to see him in Salt Lake City in 2020 before the world went crazy. Amazing show!
You're a musical genius, brother!