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Sweet Hoochie Coochie Man
Great clip of Buddy Guy and John Mayer on youtube. I can't get enough of John Mayer right now (no not in that way!!!). The guy has amazing chops, check out is solo in this clip all finger picked - who needs a pick!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ti8NAskKBI
- Lev
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That's a nice one really. Buddy has lost a little bit of his magic for me. I saw him live 2 years ago and he really overdid it. More talking and acting than playing - really sad.
John Mayer is very cool. His sense of playing and composing is great and his solo over the Hoochie tune is tasteful.
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I received Continuum for Christmas and have really been into it. I am especially hooked on the solos on the "Gravity" track for some reason. I have seen Buddy several times since the late '80s and the last couple shows were fun to see, but too short. More of an appearance than a show. I gotta respect the guy though for coming out to the middle of whitebread Idaho and playing for us. Thanks for the link!
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