I love how he makes the audience included on his performance on a whole new level. It must have been magical to watch him perform live before he died.
Very very true! I was lucky to have seen him 7-8 times late 80s--97.....a few times within 10 feet or so at a small club like The Ark in Ann Arbor.....very electric event. Funny as hell and joyous. Got to meet him for a few just before he dies...back then I only sort of realized his brilliance.
Hey Type3, thanks for uploading all these Michael Hedges clips, they're beyond amazing! It's such a shame YouTube pulled the All Along The Watchtower from this performance as it was the best version. Is it available anywhere else?
i never saw someone making the audience literally sing a bassline to any song...BRILLIANT !!! and then later also other parts,how cool is that ??? if you can do something like this you'r doin' yo shit right :)
this is such a wonderfully playful version of this song...thank you for all your posts on this supreme and greatly missed musician...what a joy to be able to see him here for those like myself who missed seeing him live...
In respect to tuning, all musicians usually DO tune beforehand... but, the guitars are affected by sitting there under those hot stage lights, and usually need a little tweaking.
A guitar can go out of tune quickly with small changes in temperature or humidity. Also a guitar tuner (as probably tuned to before hand) is never as accurate as your ear.
@teepeeth If you mean the 2ish minutes of talking in the beginning, I believe it's partly because he's trying to multi-task tuning and keeping the crowd entertained.
im only 21. i stumbled upon Hedges' masterful reincarnation of All along the Watchtower over a year ago. i will admit that much of my generation has terrible taste. however, i was only lucky enough to escape it due to my being immersed in 80s and classic rock as a child. if i hadnt been given that initial jumpstart of musical enlightenment im afraid i wouldnt have found Hedge's great gifts to the world. my only wish is that i could be able to experience the synergy that this crowd surely did.
@peacebeuponyou70 Hedges used different, non-standard tunings for every song, so he had to retune every song. Later in his career, he had some backstage people tune guitars in advance in his setlist, and he'd switch between different guitars. But sometimes, he'd just feel like playing a tune he didn't plan for, and would tune on the spot.
@saxophonefreak101 Yeah, it really sucks. I'm just hoping things stay quiet on that front. Hate to lose anymore, or have them get YouTube to shut the channel down. ;(
@peacebeuponyou70 This video isn't a parituclarly good example, but my experience of him tuning was that he was so incredibly musical that listening to him tune was a pleasure and a show in itself. HIs banter was often amusing as well. I never once found myself thinking "why do I have to listen to this?" Often you could hear the song he was about to play gradually emerging from the tuning process, something you hear around 1:30ish on this video.
@peacebeuponyou70@peacebeuponyou70 This video isn't a parituclarly good example, but my experience of him tuning was that he was so incredibly musical that listening to him tune was a pleasure and a show in itself. HIs banter was often amusing as well. I never once found myself thinking "why do I have to listen to this?" Often you could hear the song he was about to play gradually emerging from the tuning process, something you hear around 1:30ish on this video.
@peacebeuponyou70 as a guitar player my self I needed to add the truth to your question. it's all about show, or being a show off as, listen to me, sometimes it is used to feel the Audiance response to may I see if I am in tune to feel the air a little. if the gutar siunds good in tune and you feel the vibs then it is a go but this guy couldn't play guitar even if he tried.
About the tuning in general: Guitars tend to go out of tune also just by playing them. So it can easily be that your guitar is a bit out of tune after you played a song. Good guitars don't go out of tune much, bad guitars de-tune all the time. But all guitars go out of tune to a certain degree anyway. Also changes in temperature will make your guitar detune most of the time. And for Michael, it's just what type3secretion told you, he uses different tunings everytime. Regards!
@peacebeuponyou70 Variations in temperature, humidity, and the generally "live" nature of the wood of the instrument guarantee that a guitar will not stay in tune for very long. Even going from one room in a house to another will throw some guitars out of tune. Hell, I have an old SG shape LP Jr that goes out of tune because of the heat from my hands.
@peacebeuponyou70 They are constantly rechecking the tuning to make sure the song sounds good to you. Little strings are strummed and pulled out of tune during the performance.
@peacebeuponyou70 heat can have a lot of effect on strings....that and humidity can alter wood no matter how well it's seasoned and lacquered. Just a quick pull on a string can stretch it to flatless areas......that and the fact true players piss on AutoTune
@peacebeuponyou70 May not be the same story for everybody, but this guy is using a capo, and plays in about twenty different tunings a night. Not everyone can afford a differint guitar for every tuning (like Eric Clapton). This guy at least attempts to keep the audience occupied with conversation while he's doing it.
@peacebeuponyou70 weather or not you are using alternate tuning, a guitar will go out of tune a tiny bit after each song you play. It is very importantant to have your guitar intune before you start a new song, so most guitarist check their tuning, alot of guitarist now adays use eletric tuners so you might not notice them checking the tuning. Its actually a bad thing to alway reliy on the ele. tuner, You should first learn to tune a guitar by ear before you buy an eletric tuner.
Michael told (1983?) that he's taking voice lessons from Bobby McFerrin. Bobby appeared as vocal on Michael's "The Streamlined Man". His name some times appeared on CD credits (other times, not - weird).
This is my favourite performance of all time. When it comes to sharing the experience and joy of music this is the pinacle. I truly beleive THIS is what music is all about. Listen to that crowd. R.i.p.
I don't know too much about Michael Hedges but around 1997 I bought a cd that liked so much. "Aerial Boundaries". It was an incredible musical experience. I never knew that this musician has gone truely a sad thing. I like so much his style to play the guitar.
I'd call him incredible, but the word incredible just isn't adequate. And the funny thing about it is that so much of what he was able to do was rooted in being relaxed and present - seeing and interacting with what is and what's possible, without developing tension about it. Look at the way he stands and uses his arms - total efficiency and comfort. And listen to that ending note...think of how relaxed and aware he had to be to draw in that kind of breath and use it that effectively...whoa!
This guy is AWESOME! I feel badly that I have just recently discovered him. I just watched an interview of him at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and I live in Colorado. If I only knew then, what I know now I would have gone to see his show. Can anybody give me the history of this genius?
Did you pick up on the Crowd participation? Hedges was one of the greats and died well before his name.. One could hope that you are remembered the way he is.
Michael Hedges never had a Facebook page before. So I decided to start my own. Just go ahead and type in "Michael Hedges" in the search box and you'll see the page: "Michael Hedges: The Guitarist from Another Planet". I want to see if Hedges's fanbase is still out there somewhere. Long live Hedges!
Saw Hedges do this live in a club in Cambridge MA a number of years ago. Everyone was literally dancing on the tables. I do have the tab somewhere - used to play this. I'll look for it.
that was just stunning... especially how he includes the listeners to join him in his performance ;D so funny :D boh-boh-boh-booooooooh-bo boh-boh-boh-boh a AaaA aaaa SSSSHHP! ;D
This guy fucking rocks my world. What a great voice, great sense of humor, great guitar playing, great presence. It's really sad that I never got to see him live =(
Give a bad review? Simple ignorance. Anyone who has picked up a guitar or sung a song who calls this "rape" doesn't know the art. We have to forgive their (his) ignorance.
Check the recorded live performance of this on "Live at the Double Planet". You get the "final" version, and it's awesome.
What is with all the cunts badmouthing Michael??? I dont see any of you pricks up on stage being worshiped by Joe Satriani and other famous guitarists...Wanks!!!
The Beatles are the best and most influential group of my life time,as well as my favorite,but John Lennon could not pick up a guitar beside Michael.He was special and I miss him.
отличный звук ! спасибо !
savmixail 2 weeks ago
Awesome man, just awesome!!!!
toddallenhooper 3 weeks ago
can you upload the all along the watch tower from this concert to another site like megaupload and give me the link? please i love that version!!
pablomartinsleite 4 months ago
anyone know what tuning this is in?
MegaAverageandy 4 months ago
@MegaAverageandy just go up to where it says show more.
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I love how he makes the audience included on his performance on a whole new level. It must have been magical to watch him perform live before he died.
Confusingish 6 months ago
@Confusingish
Very very true! I was lucky to have seen him 7-8 times late 80s--97.....a few times within 10 feet or so at a small club like The Ark in Ann Arbor.....very electric event. Funny as hell and joyous. Got to meet him for a few just before he dies...back then I only sort of realized his brilliance.
gtrrobster 5 months ago
WOW he held that last note for a long time! It's funny, I always think of Hedges as a guitarist and sort of forget what a great singer he was....
iamthebyron 7 months ago
this nigga is bad ass
purpleelephant1311 7 months ago
amazing guitar playing and amazing vocals!!!
TheDilligan 7 months ago
Hey Type3, thanks for uploading all these Michael Hedges clips, they're beyond amazing! It's such a shame YouTube pulled the All Along The Watchtower from this performance as it was the best version. Is it available anywhere else?
trowdytrav 7 months ago
what heart!
Zorinja 8 months ago
so nice
annelien195 8 months ago
complete free spirit
pinchosalcarbon 8 months ago
The tuning's DGDGGD but half a step down by the way. Love this performance.
dajiaoma77777 9 months ago
6:58 - 7:25 Yep. He definitely didn't smoke.
saitoRS 10 months ago
Wooooooow. That was one of the best performances I've ever been to, and I wasn't even there.
nicknicksiren 10 months ago
i never saw someone making the audience literally sing a bassline to any song...BRILLIANT !!! and then later also other parts,how cool is that ??? if you can do something like this you'r doin' yo shit right :)
what an awesome dude with awesome voice !
ropy89 11 months ago
Fantastic rendition by one of the greats!
fngrpkn06 11 months ago
What type of guitar is he playing. It kind of sounds like a Taylor, but i don't know just sounds like one.
sawdoff1100 1 year ago
this is such a wonderfully playful version of this song...thank you for all your posts on this supreme and greatly missed musician...what a joy to be able to see him here for those like myself who missed seeing him live...
lynhazel1 1 year ago
In respect to tuning, all musicians usually DO tune beforehand... but, the guitars are affected by sitting there under those hot stage lights, and usually need a little tweaking.
JayCCross 1 year ago
Fuck man...Micheal Hedges is amazing like always......
xxbeholderxx 1 year ago
A guitar can go out of tune quickly with small changes in temperature or humidity. Also a guitar tuner (as probably tuned to before hand) is never as accurate as your ear.
Tyotapickup 1 year ago
Goddamn he had a lot to say!
teepeeth 1 year ago
@teepeeth If you mean the 2ish minutes of talking in the beginning, I believe it's partly because he's trying to multi-task tuning and keeping the crowd entertained.
jkshoujk 1 year ago
@jkshoujk True...
teepeeth 1 year ago
im only 21. i stumbled upon Hedges' masterful reincarnation of All along the Watchtower over a year ago. i will admit that much of my generation has terrible taste. however, i was only lucky enough to escape it due to my being immersed in 80s and classic rock as a child. if i hadnt been given that initial jumpstart of musical enlightenment im afraid i wouldnt have found Hedge's great gifts to the world. my only wish is that i could be able to experience the synergy that this crowd surely did.
zachasaurus 1 year ago
Он cамый лучший!
The Best!
Der Beste!
VIKULYA32 1 year ago
an entertainer in the true sense of the word and a guitarist in the true sense of the instrument. R.I.P.
KNWProductions 1 year ago
Again I wonder why do guitarists tune their guitars just when they're about to perform, why not earlier before they appear on stage.
peacebeuponyou70 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70 Hedges used different, non-standard tunings for every song, so he had to retune every song. Later in his career, he had some backstage people tune guitars in advance in his setlist, and he'd switch between different guitars. But sometimes, he'd just feel like playing a tune he didn't plan for, and would tune on the spot.
type3secretion 1 year ago 41
@type3secretion Wheres all along the watchtower from this performance?
AlwaysAbiggerFish 1 year ago 3
@AlwaysAbiggerFish YouTube yanked it for copyright violation. :(
type3secretion 1 year ago
@type3secretion That was an amazing performance, I might post it up myself then, if you don't want to risk getting more videos down
AlwaysAbiggerFish 1 year ago
@type3secretion nooooo...i loved all along the watchtower from this performance...good thing i ripped the audio from the video a year or two ago :)
saxophonefreak101 11 months ago
@saxophonefreak101 Yeah, it really sucks. I'm just hoping things stay quiet on that front. Hate to lose anymore, or have them get YouTube to shut the channel down. ;(
type3secretion 11 months ago
@type3secretion hi there type3
I loved that performance can you upload it on your megavideo chanel?
Greets John Cussack
Sign213 9 months ago
@type3secretion Great answer to a good question : )
XX
RockyWhyNott 3 weeks ago
@peacebeuponyou70 the guitar gets out of tune just after time
JackKrausGuitar 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70 This video isn't a parituclarly good example, but my experience of him tuning was that he was so incredibly musical that listening to him tune was a pleasure and a show in itself. HIs banter was often amusing as well. I never once found myself thinking "why do I have to listen to this?" Often you could hear the song he was about to play gradually emerging from the tuning process, something you hear around 1:30ish on this video.
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@peacebeuponyou70 @peacebeuponyou70 This video isn't a parituclarly good example, but my experience of him tuning was that he was so incredibly musical that listening to him tune was a pleasure and a show in itself. HIs banter was often amusing as well. I never once found myself thinking "why do I have to listen to this?" Often you could hear the song he was about to play gradually emerging from the tuning process, something you hear around 1:30ish on this video.
aneaman 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70 as a guitar player my self I needed to add the truth to your question. it's all about show, or being a show off as, listen to me, sometimes it is used to feel the Audiance response to may I see if I am in tune to feel the air a little. if the gutar siunds good in tune and you feel the vibs then it is a go but this guy couldn't play guitar even if he tried.
kloptklopt 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70
About the tuning in general: Guitars tend to go out of tune also just by playing them. So it can easily be that your guitar is a bit out of tune after you played a song. Good guitars don't go out of tune much, bad guitars de-tune all the time. But all guitars go out of tune to a certain degree anyway. Also changes in temperature will make your guitar detune most of the time. And for Michael, it's just what type3secretion told you, he uses different tunings everytime. Regards!
Rutgerpeer 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70 Variations in temperature, humidity, and the generally "live" nature of the wood of the instrument guarantee that a guitar will not stay in tune for very long. Even going from one room in a house to another will throw some guitars out of tune. Hell, I have an old SG shape LP Jr that goes out of tune because of the heat from my hands.
thearmofbarlow 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70 They are constantly rechecking the tuning to make sure the song sounds good to you. Little strings are strummed and pulled out of tune during the performance.
davebase3 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70 guitars go out of tune with only small temperature or humidity differences. Also A guitar tuner isn't as accurate as your ear.
Tyotapickup 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70 Because some songs require different tunings. It's easier to tune on stage rather than bring out 10+ guitars.
Synith 1 year ago
@peacebeuponyou70 you idiot!
krisof06 11 months ago
@peacebeuponyou70
The stage lights are hot enough to detune a string in a short time.
TheBluescaster 9 months ago
@peacebeuponyou70 heat can have a lot of effect on strings....that and humidity can alter wood no matter how well it's seasoned and lacquered. Just a quick pull on a string can stretch it to flatless areas......that and the fact true players piss on AutoTune
Rikk303 8 months ago
@peacebeuponyou70 May not be the same story for everybody, but this guy is using a capo, and plays in about twenty different tunings a night. Not everyone can afford a differint guitar for every tuning (like Eric Clapton). This guy at least attempts to keep the audience occupied with conversation while he's doing it.
frost0813 7 months ago
@peacebeuponyou70 weather or not you are using alternate tuning, a guitar will go out of tune a tiny bit after each song you play. It is very importantant to have your guitar intune before you start a new song, so most guitarist check their tuning, alot of guitarist now adays use eletric tuners so you might not notice them checking the tuning. Its actually a bad thing to alway reliy on the ele. tuner, You should first learn to tune a guitar by ear before you buy an eletric tuner.
TrainingStream 6 months ago
@peacebeuponyou70 what a retard
Obrotherbobby 3 months ago
Holy shit, that last note. Incredible performance.
communistfriend 1 year ago
@communistfriend
Michael told (1983?) that he's taking voice lessons from Bobby McFerrin. Bobby appeared as vocal on Michael's "The Streamlined Man". His name some times appeared on CD credits (other times, not - weird).
Cheers
Chief
chiefnoda 1 year ago
Michael died way too early! I miss what he would have created if if not for his untimely death. RIP.
musicnut1986 1 year ago
7:00 to 7:25 wow!!!
ajdvecjemput 1 year ago 3
This really was unbelievable!
Like, it was so amazing!
60moments 1 year ago
this is ..magic
HentVanTuut 1 year ago
Awesome..
Mystic458 1 year ago
True artistry...you'll never hear quality music like this in the commercial MTV world.
degasE1 1 year ago
Hedges. He is more magnetic when he's tuning than most of us are at our coolest moments. All hail. I wish we still had him around.
blakedawg76 1 year ago
this performance is simply unbelievable.
sloppyjoe24 1 year ago
boy did he rock it
VictaaZee 1 year ago
what a musician! very entertaining
LovetorockJG 1 year ago
FUKN EXCELLANT
NATURESNIGHTMARES 1 year ago
Thats real passion! You don't see that so much these days.
guitarretreats 1 year ago
What! 17 people didn't like this. Craziness! Brilliant from a Brilliant artist.
JT
Jeffertod 1 year ago 3
the theatre that this was performed in is called Mahaiwe, and it has a great history! It's on the web.
sumwherefrumnow 1 year ago
This is my favourite performance of all time. When it comes to sharing the experience and joy of music this is the pinacle. I truly beleive THIS is what music is all about. Listen to that crowd. R.i.p.
MitchPennell 1 year ago
@MitchPennell Well said! I agree!
blakedawg76 1 year ago
You'd have to be an idiot to give this a thumb's down!
abolcik 1 year ago
this is 1987... check out michael kelsey, modern stuff like this....
also, vocally... check out brandon whyde. solid musicians trying to make it today. both from indiana.
aschleman 2 years ago
kick ass performance
dustofseven 2 years ago 2
So great, wish he could have done more
sparksvegas 2 years ago 4
RIP Michael
rlouie 2 years ago 7
When I heard Michael play for the first time, it was an instrumental piece. I never expected such a beautiful voice with guitar skills like that.
This guy was without peers. Amazing.
GestaltGin 2 years ago 5
this was recorded on the day of my birth 8/1/87, wow wish he was still around =/
GuitarAddict420 2 years ago 11
@GuitarAddict420 You had until age 10 to see him, I had until age 2, so you had as much chance as I did lol
Cavin8r 9 months ago
Completely retuning for such a simple guitar line.
He had more patience than I ever will, I'll give him that.
inesenthm 2 years ago 7
wow! i would have loved to see him live!
Thank you so much for posting these michael hedges videos, his music will live on
guitar4794 2 years ago 2
That is world class stuff
captainpaintcan 2 years ago 2
god, this is amazing!!!!
ereccay2k22 2 years ago 3
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woody1182 2 years ago
this made me smile
abw82 2 years ago
amazing how he plays with the audience. I am so sad, that he already dies... I would have liked to see him live...
jennyluebben 2 years ago 3
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walsh4president 2 years ago
He will live forever in his music
TripodSAF 2 years ago 3
I saw him twice, in small venues in Atlanta, and with each passing year I appreciate how lucky I was to do so.
TheSanityInspector 2 years ago 3
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this guy is a hippy douchebag
netuottam 2 years ago
What would that make you then? Grow up!
lowdenlover 2 years ago
Breath taking
coys123456789 2 years ago
nn riesco a vedere tutta questa genialità...sarà che mi sbaglio....!!boh
robytestarossa 2 years ago
Yes genitalia, what he said...
helloman1976 2 years ago
Absolute genius.
lowdenlover 2 years ago
Such an amazing talent.....
randomstuff3201 2 years ago
If you realize that all things change
there is nothing you will try to hold on to.
If you arent afraid of dying,
there is nothing you cant achieve.
Trying to control the future
is like trying to take the master carpenters place.
When you handle the master carpenters tools,
chances are that youll cut your hand.
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Ventisan 2 years ago
What does he sing in the end with the high pitch voice, or is it just la la la na
AlwaysAbiggerFish 2 years ago
"Ah, ah, ah!" I suppose it's just a habit when you're running out of breath to throw in a few syllables ;)
jkshoujk 2 years ago
I don't know too much about Michael Hedges but around 1997 I bought a cd that liked so much. "Aerial Boundaries". It was an incredible musical experience. I never knew that this musician has gone truely a sad thing. I like so much his style to play the guitar.
efergarmx 2 years ago
I'd call him incredible, but the word incredible just isn't adequate. And the funny thing about it is that so much of what he was able to do was rooted in being relaxed and present - seeing and interacting with what is and what's possible, without developing tension about it. Look at the way he stands and uses his arms - total efficiency and comfort. And listen to that ending note...think of how relaxed and aware he had to be to draw in that kind of breath and use it that effectively...whoa!
LanakilaIesu 2 years ago
"Michael was unique. His music transcends genre and trend. It's truly musical, fun and enlightening.
And thanks type3secretion for sharing this.
Trigobeet 2 years ago
i love his music
RIP Michael Hedges
xoSiNgInGiNtHeRaInox 3 years ago
7:00 to 7:26 HOLY SHIT!
LinkBulletBill 3 years ago
Watch the end of his '95 Live performance of All Along the Watchtower.
YouLikeBosch 2 years ago
Michael Hedges and the Great Barrington Band.
:D
Tman4000 3 years ago
Hey, I've got goosey goosey pimples listening to this. Amazing.
OnkelOtto7 3 years ago
This guy is AWESOME! I feel badly that I have just recently discovered him. I just watched an interview of him at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and I live in Colorado. If I only knew then, what I know now I would have gone to see his show. Can anybody give me the history of this genius?
scubajake01 3 years ago 2
Go look on his site at Nomad land its all there.
Genius..yes
walkingbear56 3 years ago 2
jesus h christ. quite the last note... not only one of the greatest/most inventive guitarists ever, great singer too.
seanyo9 3 years ago
WOAH Michael is magic!
He teleported on stage!
OmegasWill 3 years ago 3
one of the greatest performances ive ever seen
iammathers 3 years ago 2
epic =)
OneisneO 3 years ago
fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!
jimmyfrancicone 3 years ago
holy shit, that was amazing
somf708 3 years ago
That was sweet
guitarspieler 3 years ago 4
I love how he even makes tuning his guitar sound beautiful
Volv093t 3 years ago
@Volv093t I was just noticing the same thing. lol
blakedawg76 1 year ago
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this dude sucks
i can sing better
than him O.o
p1nthead 3 years ago
Did you pick up on the Crowd participation? Hedges was one of the greats and died well before his name.. One could hope that you are remembered the way he is.
spyonu2007 3 years ago 18
@spyonu2007
hypekillacsplaya 1 year ago
what the fuck is wrong with you?
slivererific 3 years ago
Wow. If he was still alive he could of made Michael Hedges and the Backup Audience Band.
Tman4000 3 years ago
I'm new to this guy, so someone help me out here. What era was he in, when and why did he die, I WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF HIM BEFORE???
oggendoggen2 3 years ago
80s - 90s died in a car wreak.
seroyer2 3 years ago
He's one of a kind. He was killed in a car accident in November of 97.
Tman4000 3 years ago 2
awesome how he pulls the crowd in his music
Nebulez 3 years ago 4
A true genius taken from us way to early! His music will live on forever! May you rest in peace my friend......
dexthecat 3 years ago 3
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Michael Hedges never had a Facebook page before. So I decided to start my own. Just go ahead and type in "Michael Hedges" in the search box and you'll see the page: "Michael Hedges: The Guitarist from Another Planet". I want to see if Hedges's fanbase is still out there somewhere. Long live Hedges!
anibru90 3 years ago 2
I like the part when he says Gotmonkeyfinger
gotmonkeyfinger 3 years ago
His performance of this song gives me that feeling that you can't put into words.
DeathCubeK400 3 years ago 2
Saw Hedges do this live in a club in Cambridge MA a number of years ago. Everyone was literally dancing on the tables. I do have the tab somewhere - used to play this. I'll look for it.
justlook4now 3 years ago
yes, PLEASE! I'm trying to figure this out right now, but I can't get anything but the barred chords.
oggendoggen2 3 years ago
A God in human form he has now ascended to where he belongs amongst his kind! RIP and god watch over his children
Tom019 3 years ago
that was just stunning... especially how he includes the listeners to join him in his performance ;D so funny :D boh-boh-boh-booooooooh-bo boh-boh-boh-boh a AaaA aaaa SSSSHHP! ;D
DaDooM88 3 years ago 9
want tab
sndlwd 3 years ago
Better than any singer drone on american idol.
skyfire1 3 years ago 15
@skyfire1 agreed!
jiveturkey808 1 year ago
Sweet version...check out mine if you can...done in reggae style...thanks.
erozet 3 years ago 2
Holy shit! this is amazing! This guy is a GOD!!!!!!!! `
Too bad I'm sooo young. When he died I was stuck in a boring school learning basic math and being bullied by fatties :(.
Thanks type3 this videos is wonderful (^_^)
5/5
Andrexthor 3 years ago 4
Now thats how you play to a crowd
gongargongar 3 years ago 2
BRILLIANT!!!
wolechair 3 years ago
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wow this was shit
Quantumew 3 years ago
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its newton faulkner but ages ago this is shit of the highest order
jasonspurs 3 years ago
He's got a little Steve Martin in him. Excellent.
sckizmo 3 years ago
This guy fucking rocks my world. What a great voice, great sense of humor, great guitar playing, great presence. It's really sad that I never got to see him live =(
GuitarLife09 3 years ago 2
Evan? omg
dirtydeeds2447 3 years ago
I can now play this :D:D
olithestrangish 3 years ago
Ah--- God, that was truly spectacular.
MarisolCorazon 3 years ago 2
the song is entitled "come together"..THAT he managed to do..fantastic!
fofosun007 3 years ago
How could anyone give this a bad review?
5/5!
RickChimera 3 years ago
Give a bad review? Simple ignorance. Anyone who has picked up a guitar or sung a song who calls this "rape" doesn't know the art. We have to forgive their (his) ignorance.
Check the recorded live performance of this on "Live at the Double Planet". You get the "final" version, and it's awesome.
davmaz 3 years ago 2
Hedges's stage presence was absolutely stunning. I wish I'd had the opportunity to see him in concert.
infinitedwarf 4 years ago 20
Had the opportunity to see him 3 times here in New England. You never blinked when he played on stage. A show for 2 hours seemed like one minute.
Met him at one show in Maine, just a soft spoken down to earth great guy....along with Manring.
Times I will never forget and a true inspiration.
sdwess 3 years ago 3
Does anyone have the tab?!
olithestrangish 4 years ago
Unbelievable. I would love to have been there.
Mohlandeir 4 years ago 3
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Worst hairdo...
mantishandz 4 years ago
Jealous XP
olithestrangish 4 years ago 4
Hedges was a prophet.
madtiger111 4 years ago 17
Fantastic how he deals with the public here! Hedges was great on all sides.
jonamtn 4 years ago 6
Great Style, Great solo artist.
Angus1966 4 years ago 2
What is with all the cunts badmouthing Michael??? I dont see any of you pricks up on stage being worshiped by Joe Satriani and other famous guitarists...Wanks!!!
SuaveGav89 4 years ago 7
bravo...interpretazione ottima...
enrichetto76 4 years ago
Thanks Matt..that was a cool cover of Come Together....I like...Jerry
1091knc 4 years ago
Man, the last part is awesome, just like professional matured singer.
QueElby 4 years ago 2
wow, this guy is Matthew Andrea's influence. Awesome. this cover is pure genius and he captured the audience with greatness.
archangel919 4 years ago 3
Check out John Butlers version
ArizonaMatt 4 years ago
The Beatles are the best and most influential group of my life time,as well as my favorite,but John Lennon could not pick up a guitar beside Michael.He was special and I miss him.
1091knc 4 years ago 2
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SHOW OFF!!! JONH LENNON IS BETTER
volted1 4 years ago