Roy Buchanan - When A Guitar Plays The Blues.wmv

[argi1968argi1968]

no sense with Jimi Hendrix or Albert Collins ,Roy had the his own style with this vibrato , no one play like him...

the blues lost one of the greatest white bluesman...i think teaching Carlos Santana , in the beggining

Greetings from Greece, to all brothers

[JaysalP]

albert collins + roy buchanan = MASTERS OF THE TELECASTER. What a blues sound, amazing!!!!!!

[aaaaa2712]

the best!!!!!!!!!!

[kiwimale1]

This man outgrittedguitared all aftercomers.....And I have heard them all :::!!!

[bobbytronic]

@TheSteven8r Well my opinion doesn't count, but, in all major guitarist tops he is number one because he was able to do with a guitar what others were able long after him, and with help from modern technique. A person i met at a Judas Priest concert said that you can't do a top of greatest artist because the human factor will intervene. So, let's just enjoy their art and stop categorising them, because we won't reach anywhere.

[whiskeysmama]

Excellent LP!!!

[terzolilu]

I got this LP. I always asked my self what's the white thing on the top of roy's gtr

[Tartarox]

A moving song, perfect in deep sadness

[MrClaudinho37]

It's a jimi Hendrix's music, is not????

[bobbytronic]

@MrClaudinho37 It seems like Albert Collins released the song in 1983 but i can't tell who was the first to release this song. I haven't found any connection with Jimi Hendrix, although he was the greatest guitar player of them all this song was not released by him.

[MrClaudinho37]

@bobbytronic Oh Yes! excuse me, you're right. I've heard this song for years and thought that was the Hendrix.

I researched on google. Thank you...

[TheSteven8r]

@bobbytronic i hope you dont mean jimi was the best guitarist because if you think that you need to watch more roy buchanan. the worlds greatest unknown guitarist.

[oilmanclampett]

@bobbytronic hendrix was long dead

[bobbytronic]

@MrClaudinho37 LE Seems like the first recording of "When a guitar plays the blues " was made by Roy Lee Johnson in 1965

[AllwaysOutnumbered]

yes yes cha,live for the pole, die for the pole

[chrisshelek]

thanks



[MrDogs32]

GREAT GUITARIST