Roy Buchanan 1985 Live

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1. I liked that, very nicely...put, Wayne.
2. story goes roy asked mick if he could wear his hat to play
   live and mick replied "no people will think youre bald to
   which roy replied "I am bald" to which mick replied.."do
   you know mick taylors phone number?"
3. do you know the name of those two tunes he is playing on
   this video?
4. no wonder they stopped dying. :P
5. Just figured it out he had 6 fingers on his left and 5 on
   his right hand,just kidding guys
6. Mick Jagger could not hire ROY!!! HAHAHAHA,,,,RIGHT ON!
7. Yes Sir!
8. SAW HIM LIVE. INCREDIBLE LOSS. DAVE
9. When it all said and done, it comes down to the players
   instincts. I think Roy Buchanan had the best instincts any
   musician could ask for. Instincts on that perfect tone,
   instincts on tasteful chops without going too far. More than
   any other guitar player this is the man to base your playing
   on. He simply was guided by the most incredible
   instincts. There is no reason to go "faster or farther" than
   Roy Buchanan, but simply really listen to what he played and
   realize Roy was already "there".
10. You know, I saw Roy Buchanan, Albert Collins and Stevie Ray
    Vaughan live on seperate occassions just before each of them
    died. I don't go to blues gigs any more.
11. !!!!!! WOW !!!! I love it !!
12. !!!!!! WOW !!!! I love it !!
13. Thanks for posting! I've seen Roy Buchanan on three
    different occasions...twice at the Cleveland Agora, and once
    in Atlanta when he opened for John Mayall and the
    Bluesbreakers! A true virtuoso. Thanks again!
14. That's sad. I had tons of fun there, and you don't see many
    places like that anymore, at least I haven't found any. I
    guess the place lives on in our memories. Rock-n Roll Baby!
15. Nope. Been gone a long time, at least twenty years, I would
    say.
16. Yes it was. Is it still there??
17. It was a great venue. Saw Johnny Winter, Rory Gallagher,
    and Bugs Henderson there as well.
18. Man, the Texas Opry House! Haven't heard of that place for a
    long, long time. I used to live in the Montrose when there
    were a bunch of hippie freaks, and body painting salons. We
    used to go there to listen to good music cheap! I saw
    several people there for $1. It was a rough place back then
    with a backstop in front of the stage, just like the Blues
    Bros. movie. People used to throw bottles at it all the
    time! I wish Rowy would have been there when I lived there!
19. ik had nog nooit van hem gehoord,ik kwam hem tegen via you
    tube,en ik moet jullie zeggen hij is te gek. greets mustang
    sally
20. What a phenomenal soul. Much thanks to any and all who post
    these videos. I only got to see him once, in 1978 at Texas
    Opry House in Houston. I remember a drunken jerk ruining it
    by shouting out "Hey Joe" at every break, pissing off the
    Master and everyone else. He is my fave of all time
21. what a tone. unmistakeable
22. I saw him live in Miami's Gusman Hall (perfect acousticals)
    in '74or '75 I think. He led for "Richie Blackmore's
    Rainbow" of Deep Purple fame. I only went to see Roy. What
    a show! He has and will always be my favorite guitrist. He
    is THE KING!
23. i'm with you human . roy is the best ever .
24. Saw him in Ocean City,Md back in 78.One of the best showes
    ever. RIP Roy
25. met him, seen him, adored him.. i lived very near to him dc
    area..live stock i thing is his best..billy price on
    vocals..this man IS the guitar god..