Roy Buchanan - Roys Bluz (Part One)

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1. still the man after all this time!!!
2. i bought livestock in 1980, 14 years when i really started
   practicing the guitar. i very clearly remember being
   mesmerized by roy´s playing. i simply fell in love with
   thoe violin swells, those screams tele bridge pickup
   bendings. roy, one of my major influences.he was too good.
3. Livestock is Theeee Album. it is a must buy-Roy at his VERY
   best!!
4. Gatton got a lot fron Roy, but I like Gatton the best. Roy
   is one of the greatest ever. Keep listening to him---he
   sneaks up on you.
5. Roy master guitar player, but "HORRIBLE"...vocalist! Roy's
   voice was always weak and distracting. I really liked
   Charlie Daniels as vocalist,..as well Dilbert Mcclinton.
6. livestock is a must have guitar album "roy's bluz" is
   stunning
7. A true original master. More versatile than Hendrix or any
   of the EVH/G3 clones out today. His invention and touch were
   immaculate.
8. Anymore live vids of this...?
9. Yeah it's good, though I don't like the other vocalist.
10. R.I.P. roy your one of the best blues player...thanks for
    posting this.
11. My favorite Roy Buchanan song! (lee32Uk..I think you could
    have uploaded it as one file youtube accepts videos up to
    10:59 seconds...just that you know if you want to upload
    something long again. thanks!)
12. Damn. This guy knows how to embody some damn eerie, soulful
    sounds in his guitar. Amazing.
13. hehe, just listening to it right now.
14. Buy Livestock, $7.99 will change your life!
15. You can hear a great version of this song on Roys Livestock
    Album.
16. WOW! (this should be released in the shops)
17. TONE MONSTER---plus the man could pick!
18. Oh jeez, Roy had a knack for excellent tones, just superb
    playing! Thanx for the vid snaker
19. I would see him any chance I could, but most always at
    Jonathan Swift's in Cambridge Ma. I'd wait up to an hour
    before the show, sometimes longer, just to be able to sit at
    a table in front of the stage. He was one of a kind and
    certainly a gifted artist, it's a shame there aren't any
    commercially available vids to be had
20. Wow. Tremendous. The chord progressions and scales he's
    using are just absolutely soul soothing. Roy's tone &
    technique was simply brilliant. Another one that has left us
    way too soon.
21. Wonderful. What a brilliant player always, but also such
    delicious tone. I saw him at the Crossroads in Bladensburg,
    MD in the early 70s. One of the highlights of my life.