FIRST TIME HEARING Alvin Lee - The Bluest Blues ft. George Harrison | REACTION
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He was a great guitarist and singer, popular doesn't mean good. Musicians understand.
The slide solo is George and then Alvin takes the second solo, an absolute stunner.
I love clicking on an artist unknown to me and finding a great song. Love this!
10 Years After!!! Check out âIâm goinâhomeâ from Woodstock.
It will blow your mind! And George? OMG. Never heard this.
Iâm here for it!!
I'm Going Home by Ten Years After at Woodstock was pure rock & roll history!
I was going to recommend that but you got here first. Unbelievable energy. Alvin was a reluctant rock star, hating the limelight but deserving it nonetheless.
5:32 I love this song. You should listen to another friend of George's, Gary Moore, a great blues guitarist was notably with Thin Lizzy. The song is Still Got The Blues.
Iâm SO glad you liked this Sal! Hopefully, itâs scratched your âblues itchâ! đâïž
Soooo good !!!!!!
My favorite Alvin Lee!
"I'm Going Home...By Helicopter" Ten Years After - at Woodstock
Alvin Lee used to play for Ten years after.
Alvin Lee. Most underrated guitarrist ever.Genius! I'd Love To Change The World. 50,o000 miles beneath my brain! classics
Excellent! I canât believe that Ive never heard this before đ
The original guitar wizard. He played with such speed and precision, without all the tricks the shredders use, and his mastery of the instrument was incredible. On top of that he had a feel for rock and blues like no other.
You need to check his set in the Woodstock movie. One of the highlights imo.
Masterpiece from the master. There was non more respected from those who know how to play.
A lovely man. Session guitarist for the very best
R.I.P Mate
Thank you for what you gave the music worldâ€
If you like Alvin Lee, when check him out in the band Ten Years After. Song called Iâd Love to Change the World.
This is new to me, but Alvin Lee was at one time was considered one of the fastest guitar players.
Thank you SalvoG đ
One of my favourite songs of all time. We covered this one years ago and still get calls to play it again these days.
You must be one helluva great guitar player then!!!
Thanks for the reaction!! One of my favorite guitar players and this song is awesome. But so is "Slow Blues in C" and "I Can't Keep from Crying Sometimes".
Thanks for ideasâŠ.Iâll check them out. This is the only Alvin Lee solo career song I knowâŠ.
Utterly stunning blues guitar soloâŠâŠamong the very best Iâve ever heard.
Slow Blues in C is one of my all time favorite from Alvin Lee.
10 years after recorded live is fantastic.
Depeche Mode got three times the views and five times the đâs. Love DM but itâs a crying shame that this is so little known. Lee criminally underrated as guitarist, imo.
During the 70's and 80's I attended a lot of concerts, almost all of the big groups. Alvin Lee and Ten Years After was one of the best Blues/Rock bands ever. It was a tough time for bands when you look at the competition during the 70's, and not everyone can continue writing big hits.
I confess that I haven't heard much of Alvin Lee's solo stuff. I mostly know him from his stint with 10 Years After. As others have mentioned, his performance of "Goin' Home" at Woodstock is absolute FIRE!
I swear I've never heard of Alvin, so I'm going crazy trying to figure out why his voice sounds so Familiar!?!?!
From 10 Years After
I loved watching you pantomiming driving and smoking a cig (or other substance) while listening to that solo! Perfect! đ
Akvin !!!! Maestro !!! Descansa en Paz !!!
My gosh u ain't just a whistling Dixie about the guitar riffs man! I have to say THANK YOU SALVO for this one. Never heard this b4 but am familiar with the artists. This is dynamic & will b a play list masterpiece for me. It's up there with Free Bird IMHO. Just WOW âŒïž LUV it. Have a great wkndđđđŒđđŒ
I was in my early twenties when Ten Years After appeared on the scene. Although Clapton, Beck, and Page got all the attention, I always thought Alvin Lee was as good as any of 'em. And I believe he was the first shredder. I saw TYA at the Rose Palace in Pasadena with The Moody Blues and Spirit, all for $5. OMG, those were the days.
WowâŠwhat a cool line-up!
Well,for SURE in this particular solo, I would say heâs every bit as good as the triumvirate you mentioned. None of the three could have done it any better for sheer emotive power, IMO. I would LOVE to hear what David Gilmour would have done with it in his heyday.
You should watch Help Me Baby live by Alvin Lee and Ten Years After. His bass player was great too.
Great guitarist, Ten Years After you should check out too. He was a great blues artist.
I wanted to make sure it was Alvin Lee. Perhaps the best. There are other Lee guitarists but for me Alvin is the best
You canât say shredding without saying Alvin Lee.
underate guitarist , up wit the best. . id love to save the world. check it out
Could you please play I will by the Bee Gees
George Harrison on slide guitar is probably the best slide solo of all time and then Alvin Lee second lead on guitar is masterful. 2 of the greatest guitar players of all time. RIP my fellow guitar players!
Well, Iâd have to put in a plug for Jimmy Pageâs slide solo on In Ny Time of Dying and some of David Gilmourâs slide work, but no question this is superb.
if you reacted to the song I'd Love to Change the World by the group Ten Years After - then you've heard him - if not make that your next reaction
RIP Alvin. Thank You!
the RnRHoF is a joke