Doyle Bramhall II (Rosie) 

Damn right he does… he’s a genius

Yes, man!

He's respected. Your mixing up respect with some rung on the ladder of commercial success.

As it played in other room I thought it Was Jimi at first

WTFCares? Sounds good to me. I could care less if he could only play while he was upside down, and was 'cuffed if that's how he liked to play.

HQ CO 3rd Med Battalion FMF PAC CQ Can not say enough about how hard they have worked for the blues to be still here. Love the players.

He'll yeah and Mr Stacey is no slouch lion drums

Bramhall does

Yeah!!!!!!😮😢😅😅

Yeah man, Doyle Sr played with Jimmie Vaughan =)

and lightnin hopkins and every other guitar slinger worth his weight beleive me

Wow.. been a fan of blues for years, played bass since 15 years old.. So Bram. Sr and Jr are new to me. Glad I found some of their stuff on Your Tube.

Doyle Sr and Jimmie opened for Hendrix , Dallas 69 with a group named the " Chessmen" . Jimmie plays almost ever day in Austin area ✌🏻

+Tom Howland I recognize Mike Elizondo, but I don't know who the drummers are. Do you have the complete lineup?

I've actually been trying to figure out whose in this rhythm section. The drummers to me, look like the ones from the current Tedeschi Trucks band lineup. Any thoughts?

Drummer is JJ Johnson.

Thanks! yeah I found his name after doing a bit of research. But do you know who the second drummer is in this clip? Doesn't look like the same guy in TTB, but still hell of a drum duo

@@sullyb23511 Steve Jordan

Pickin' Up-Yes

I’ve been wondering what song this was and who wrote it for a while now.

Seems it's from an album called Website Demos

"Talky" is right...

Just an old vox wah, with a strat plugged in (bass strings on the treble side bridge pickup)

Paul Stacey I think

Jeremy Stacey.

Stuart campbell Doyle would smoke Bonamassa

Rick Anderson I think they would compliment each other because they both have different styles of playing.

Rick Anderson I wouldn't discount some future collaboration between the two but Doyle and Joe have far different styles and tastes in music.

Bramhall and Eric Gales!! That's the way!! \o/

Old 60's Vox Clyde McCoy wah

Arc Angels and yes, they rock!

Hendrix style

Artie RT Hendrix didn't play with his strings in reverse order,just the guitar. If you look at Doyle's strings you'll see he has them upside down as well.

markyncole Like Albert King

Chavee49 @ Chav4ee49 according to Doyle, Albert played that way for the same reason Doyle did.. Neither had a guitar so they learned on someone elses which was a right handed guitar. In Doyle's case Jimmy and Stevie Ray Vaughn as Doyle's father was their drummer in the day. Doyle said he used to go by the stage when he was about 14 and just wait to get Albert's attention, and for a long time Albert just ignored him, but of when he did get his chance he was welcome just about anytime..... good story straight from Doyle...

Paul Mc Cartney said that sometimes his mind works in a backward way.

yes... please!!

Yes. Lovers: Eric and Sheryl Crow were together in the mid 1990s and she wrote her 1998 hit 'My Favorite Mistake' about the rocker. Sheryl has been with several, including 'Lie Strong.' Many Musicians make terrible lovers, husbands and fathers. Doyle seems headed that way. Peace www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3023987/Clapton-s-greatest-addiction-Not-drugs-Women-turns-70-rock-legend-s-biographer-reveals-trail-broken-hearts-shattered-lives-s-left-wake.html

Mike Elizondo

Thanks Mike, I do have the DVD of this version of Crossroads. One of my Favs of Bramhall..

I think it’s Andy Bernard (nard dog)

+Chip Cahilly Check Doyle out on SoundCloud. He has the studio cut of Rosie on there

Chip Cahilly. yes this is on Eric claptons