TrueFire Live: Rev. Robert Jones - Blues Traditions
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2019
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I could listen to Rev Jones all day long. The guy is an American National Treasure!
,reverend Robert jones
He sure is!!
I listened to Bob on WDET's "Blues From The Lowlands"show,I've learned about the blues from the good Reverend.
I'm so glad I found this. When the student is ready the teacher will appear. Mark twain
I could not agree with this comment more man. I've said those exact words to myself many times. I agree another very rare Nation Treasure. Valuable to music and cultural preservation and education to the degree of people like Alan Lomax and Pete Seeger imo...I have nothing but respect for this man. I hope he continues to churn out videos like this and the lessons he puts out. He needs to be even more in the public eye....more exposure to a wide audience...I would LOVE to see him do things like this on television and people are nuts...for not having him do a full length documentary on these topics and airing it nationwide.
You are a blessing for all of us , thank you Rev Jones
This brother is on another level. He's been through portals on the guitar
What a treat! Great medicine for these troubled times. How lucky we are to have access to the knowledge, wisdom and talent of Rev. Robert Jones. Thank you Truefire and Rev. Robert.
Rev. Jones' powerful story-song rises from the purest depths of American life.
Yesssss,dhsts the poent!!!
Found this humble man's name randomly today....What a gem! Why does he not get more coverage?
Thank you, coming in from China, The blues is identifiable to those who live the full breadth of life. Pain is a part of it, it's beautiful.
ALL I KNEW WAS THAT PAID THE RENT, BUT NEVER KNEW WHERE IT CAME FROM"THANK YOU SO MUCH, THOMAS
Rev Jones just makes you feel good. Through music and through words. What a special human.
This man is so good. I am blessed to see him at a music festival and he was great.
Thank You Rev Sir For Being Authentic Like 24 Karat Gold . The Young Ones In School Should Be Listening To You , God Bless . Peace . ☮️🎆🎸✨🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🌟
That history section on the 3 chords and the different eras of music was powerful.
God has given you a beautiful talent love it could listen all day.what rythum what beauty has surrounded you.
An. AWSome. Man , seems he never. Sold out, accomplished and well. Read, scriptures. FLOW , from the Heart , I would cut his. Grass , edge the sidewalks , Rake the Leaves bag em up , to Spend TIME WITH HIM , TALK HIM UP , LISTEN HARD , sincerely THNX for your. Partisanship in this project
Rev Robert Jones has a new fan. Great story telling and music.
Reverend Jones - a true badass.
The Reverend is the GOAT !❤️🎸🎼
Dark was the night and cold was the ground... one of the greatest American songs. Deserves to be up there with Stephen Foster and Woody Guthrie.
Yes🌗💙
I think this is the best music going
Rev. Jones - you inspire me sir
I am so very pleased that I discovered you thanks to your presence on CZcams.
Thank you for being a great inspiration to me. Guitar is not an easy instrument to learn. But you make it feel very simple and attractive to someone. The greatest I love about this show is how content as well as the narrative of history are packaged.
The mark of a skilled player is their ability to make it look so smooth and natural that you could play it too just by picking up the guitar. Just watching him play, he does this so well.
Five notes, three chords ! Amazing ! The best music history lesson I’ve just learned ! Thank you Reverend ! Love it !❤️🎼🎶🎸
nice nice))
Love from Ireland Rev.!
This is the real blues. You can see the difference with other contry blues guitar lessons. especially the right hand playing.
This is one of the best I seen truefire great job
30:54 just wanna be able to go back to this
Soon as he did the Charlie Patton impression....I KNEW it was Charlie Patton.😂😂😂😂
Roy Bookbinder was da best!!!! listening to his stories as he plays quite an entertainer, yeah, nobody can play like him n sounds like rev, Gary knew it!!
Can't help but love the blues .it's a feeling.
I wish I'd seen this video 55 years ago!
Just wow! What an incredible guy - both willing, able and skilled at sharing his wealth of knowledge. I learned more here than anywhere else in all my years of loving the blues. His descriptions and demonstrations of sounds across generations is unmatched. Thank you.
He is a great musician
Hail thou, Rev, from Yokohama. Must confess that I can't play along while taking care of ailing toddler and wife, enjoy listening to your music. Reminds me of my acquaintances from home, the Campbell Family Sacred Steel. Blessings.
Beautiful sounding guitar, not to mention this mans voice.
WOW. 🤩 Just found this today. 🎸I got my guitar outta the case THANK YOU
"The Foot of the mountain"
What a great place to start from. Taking the main structure and engraining into your hands to the point that you are now an entertainer. You can play a thousand songs by using the heart of the chord only. It's magnificent on it's own. The addition of a couple melodic notes and you are on your way to becoming a great blues guitarist.
Hit the chords, on time, and then lightly flavor as you abilities improve. What a beautiful concept. Thank you so much Reverend.
I'm glad to see this man playing blues and representing the roots of the blues. Robert Jones reminds of Robert Johnson and Ledbetter. Mississippi John Hurt is another great folk bluesman. Blind Lemon Jefferson is a blues man I don't hear about at all. Each region had it's own feel of blues. Love Robert Jones story telling.
Thank you Mr. Jones for taking a couple of minutes and talking to me before your set on 8-31-19.
Brilliant 👏👏👏 such a pleasure to watch that
What a wonderful show! And y’all did a great job on finding the perfect speaker/ story teller/ teacher !
Now THIS is where to learn some of the Blues!
This guy is great. Loved the story behind the guitar made from the house. Thanks guys!
Really love the blues your awesome.
All of this awesome. I'd known about blues being the forerunner and influenced American (and British) music, but hearing told like this . . . but the hip hop, I grew up with 90's hip hop and it was drawn from funk and R&B, and bit of rock but direct link with blues just makes it cooler . . . .its a living and experiencing that music history
Thank you! Thank you! Rev. Jones, I learn so much from you …thank you!
A wealth of wisdom fer sure
A master musician and The Rev Jones plays for the Glory of God.So generous in his sharing!
So good time with you two guys.This is a real history of music.🤠👍
Thank you, I really enjoyed your introductory talk and great stories of the Blues Traditions.
This is gold! Thank you for putting this together and sharing. Truly appreciate the valuable lessons.
Incredible! Thanks @truefire :)
Just briliant, thank you!
That thumb discipline is next levels... what a beautiful thing.
my favorite guitarist!!!
i wish i lived closer to this man so i could sit with him in person and learn
He's the best.God Bless😎😉
I saw a video the good Rev was on about a week ago. I signed up immediately for the purpose of learning from him. Finally!! An acceptable excuse to spend some money on a resonator! Time for me to go home to Louisiana again.
Blues on my friend!
I'm only at 25 min. First tsong had me in tears and the second one stopped my breath a min. You dona wonderful wonderful job speaking music into life.
Brilliant! Thanks Rev. Robert!
Thank You Very Much ❤️
Wow wow wow thanks!! ♥️
Rev.Robert Jones thank you for sharing your knowledge of blues music. I love the introduction music to this precious program I'm a fan of John Cephas and i noticed some bass sounds in the introduction similar to his i just love it. Do you happen to have a title for the introduction music, you're a wonderful teacher nice to have found you and thank you very much from t. a. awua larteh ghana.
Dis Man is a Killer !!!!!!
Beauty to my ears Rev
beautiful what he talks about music in context (around 39 :); great musician and teacher
Tears..so inspiring.
amazing playing !!!! thanks so much for this
Thanks from Holland! Play flamenco Now I got a great reason to start The true blues
listening fro Elwood il.
Absolutely Brilliant. Thank You
Great content Truefire. This series with the Rev. is very worthwhile.
A living treasure.
That song about his guitar brought a tear to my eye.
This is wonderful.
Oh my word. This is so good. So Real.
This was so entertaining and informative the time just flew by listening to this, just really enjoyable and excellent content.
I love this you have a new fan of the show.
This is true Gold, what a lesson. Thank you.
a fantastic teacher!
Yes, thank you sir.
Amazing playing of the Rev.
Just awesome
Beautiful, educational, emotional, wonderful !! Thank you very much. ❤️
Thank you
This is not a concert video but you can watch it several times. It is so nice, so educational. Thanks for share.
Great Job Rev. Hope to see you soon :-)
This is awesome!! This gentleman is very classy!
Legend love this
1:15 better than most rappers this day..... absolute genius! Thank you for this.
Chingonisimo la mejor clase de blues y su historia!!
Neta carnal!
This is lovely ❤️
Thank you (australia)
Thank you TrueFire for featuring Rev. Jones. The style that he teaches, is the style that I would love to learn, and while I suspect that he is overwhelmed with personal requests, I have one that I would love to see him teach. That song is, "One Black Rat," by John Dee Holeman, although, if it's possible, I would like to see Mr. Holeman teach it himself. That song, in my opinion, is the best Blues performance that I have seen to this day in that style.
One Black Rat is a Memphis Minnie number.
Chingonisimo!! Muy buena clase de historia de blues !!!! Gracias!!!
this is sheer BRILLIANCE!
Thanks for being you….God bless
Lol that was thee best most amazing talent I've ever scene in my life thanku thanku thanku
🗣Go head rev!