I swear to God this version of this song makes me happy every time I listen to it. Just seeing the joy on the faces of those in the band, and that of those watching is a gift. When I hear it on my playlist I imagine seeing the band feeling every minute of this. I have see TTB a number of times and they never disappoint. His playing, her singing, his singing, his drumming, what more could you ask for in life?
@@robinwilson1433 Mike Mattison. He is a Harvard graduate with formidable musical chops in his own right. Was the lead singer for the Derek Trucks band before they merged with Tedeschi's band. He also wrote one of their signature songs, Midnight in Harlem.
As much as I love Derrick’s slide, that first solo was a very nice change. These guys are absolutely some of the best musicians to grace a stage in our day. You gotta love em.
One of Derek's tricks is that he grabs a blast of open notes between phrases when he's soloing. It makes you think the guitar is taking a breath. Love that shit.
Can you imagine playing in a band that has this much fun and effortlessly puts out the best music you can get on the planet! And Eric is singing along! Holy crap!
I must have watched this clip more than 100 times over the years. It still gives me goosebumps. Trucks gives a masterclass in solo-building, but what is so striking is how the entire band travels the same musical journey so seamlessly. As good as it gets.
All these comments are great & i agree!! im 70 came from the south Ft.lauderdale 2b xact thanx for the appreciation of my generations music...ive seen much! Also however havent heard anyone notice the influence the Allman Bros have on this set.. This song Anyday was written over 50yrs ago by one of Claptons many bands Derek & the Dominoes that had a session guitarist sitting in with him Duane Allman on slide guitar!!! The bass player here if im not mistaken is Berry Oakley's son ABB band original bassists, Derek is straight from the drummer's family tree of Butch Trucks Original drummer of the Allman Bros a band ive seen more than anyother band past53yrs please dont 4get the influences the Brothers added to my awsome generations contribution to historyThanx alittle history lesson here, absent of malice hope its appreciated
I just love reading the comments here, almost as much as listening and watching. Good to find other folks who recognize just how AMAZING this couple and their tribe is. For all the times I felt I was born ten years too late to see many of the acts live (in their heyday), since 2010 I'm thrilled to be right where I am in the rock 'n 'roll timeline. They've hooked me, body and soul, and if there's a heaven - it's a couple of decent seats at as many of their gigs as I can make while I'm still breathing and they're still jammin'...😍
+missinglowell To your point; I'm one of those 60's kids (grew up in the 60's and in my mid-60's now) who had just about given up hope on music going forward. Hadn't really heard a band that got me excited like this in a couple decades at least. But these guys sure got me going; great musicality, musical empathy between them, and they obviously enjoy what they're doing. With people like this I have renewed hope for music's future. They're going to be near hear this coming July and I will definitely be there!
I'll be 78 in May of 2121. Elvis, Buddy, Chuck, Richard, Janis, Jimi were part of my musical education. I Saw Little Richard live. I saw Little Stevie Wonder Live and James Brown and the Beatles in Vancouver, BC. Played in a band when the Beatles came to Vancouver BC. We were there. We did a Beatle act, wigs, boots and jackets. This band speaks to me like no other I have ever heard. There has never been a more talented and cohesive group. Ever!
@@jimbob7559 I will add a couple of name s, Howling Wolf, Muddy, and of course Master of Space and Time, BB King, these Kids are on the Track of Being Masters of Space and Time, they're Phenomenal,, jùs såyîn ¡😎♥️😎¡
5:43 Derek playing triplets with the slide - thats a talent I dont think anyone else has mastered, I have seen Tedeschi Trucks Band 12 times in the last 4 years and this is the video that got me started. They never play the same song exactly the same way, always improvising.
@@KevinSteckel C'mon man. Anybody that's watching this knows that. Just agree. Just thumbs up. We're all Clapton fans that know who wrote what with whom. You're right on the edge between being a brother in arms, to being "That Guy." Just thumbs up, K.
@@UNUSUALUSERNAME220 That guy? Don't insult me. I want to give Whitlock credit. He wrote Tell The Truth and co-wrote Why Does Love Have To Be So Bad, Bell Bottom Blues and this song. His keyboards and vocal harmonies are brilliant. He toured with Delaney and Bonnie and still tours today with his wife Coco Carmel. So, if you think I'm slighting Clapton, you'd be wrong.
@@KevinSteckel To whom? To whom do you want to give Bobby Whitlock credit to? Me? I know he wrote it with Clapton. Everyone watching this video knows he wrote it with Clapton. Everyone watching this video are fans of this band, and the people who wrote the song they are singing. EVERYONE KNOWS IT! EVERYONE! I never implied that YOU were "slighting" Clapton. If Clapton & Whitlock were standing side by side on the side of the stage I would have said, "Imagine having the guys who co-wrote this song...etc....etc!" But Whitlock is not standing there is he? Nope. Just Clapton. But see I don't have to have someone say, "Well aktually...." because NO ONE who's watching this video needs me to say that! They know who wrote it and co-wrote it! GET IT? They know what is meant without having to have someone SAY IT!
@@UNUSUALUSERNAME220 More insults. You're wrong when you say "everyone" knows who wrote but I'm not going to argue with you. Believe what you want but don't shout at me for writing true facts about a song I love.
This is the song that first turned me on to these guys; watching the Crossroads concert on the tube. I'm 65, and it's been a long time since I went to a rock concert. (Except a little dinner theatre thing in Chicago with Leon Russell a couple years ago). But this is the first new group to really get me excited about music in a long, long time. I appreciate the Mayers, the Bramhalls, and a select few other 'newer' faces, but they're the exception to the rule, imho, and these guys have really got it all; particularly with the new band. I saw them last month in Dayton; great concert. No worries about music's future with these guys out there.
Right there with you buckfan. Always was a Clapton fan, my daughter gave me the DVD. This, and the stuff with Warren Haynes is as good as it gets. I'm 59, still seeing some amazing music (Kenny Wayne Shepherd in a 700 seat venue in NH in Aug!), and will be seeing TTB in Boston in a month or so. I'm so looking forward to it. Anyway and Keep on Growing need to be on the playlist. Mayer is under rated and Doyle is playing the same venue that KWS played. I like him better in a supporting roll. I've watched some solo stuff here and it's just not hitting me. Take care and enjoy the music!
I am 67 and I echo this sentiment to the full. Susan is wonderful and Derek is a fine guitarist and such a good sould shines through his eyes and his fingers...
I agree with you Buckfan and then some. I'm near the same age and my wife and I try to see them each time they're around our neck of the woods. Seen four fantastic performances thus far and really feel like the future of music as we know it is in good,capable hands.Any song they touch becomes,somehow,their own.What a band.What a sound.What a feeling.
I have never been one to have celebraty crushes. However with Susan its totally unique to me it's strange. I have a mad crush on the look on her face the way she looks at Derek when he plays.
I guess I must of been taking a nap 😴 I stumbled on a concert with Derek was touring with Clapton and I have not stopped listening to this fantastic band!!! I wish my daddy could experience them by my side 🥰 Music is everything that is good for my soul and I actually have a religious experience watching this SUPURB Talented bunch of amazing musicians!!! I discovered them a week after they played in Red rocks in my backyard. I will never miss out again!!! Finally a group that actually makes me feel the human race still has goodness in their souls 🥰🥰🥰
I saw Susan when she opened in NYC for Jonny Lang and Buddy Guy. She rocked then and she has gotten better and better like a fine wine. Love this band.
What a totally AWESOME Band..! Derek Trucks is probably the most fluid and emotional slide player on the planet. He has Duane Allman`s influence in his veins for sure....
to hear D Trucks laugh is a treat, to see him smile with pride at 2:17 while looking at his beloved wife is also a treat, not to mention that sweet lick he plays there
It's not perfect and that's what makes it even better. They all seem so superhuman in all the videos I've seen. I think it makes you (me) appreciate them all the more.
I remember being madly in love with Susan Tedeschi for most of the 90s and being a huge fan of Derek for most of the early 2000s. They e two of my titans of the music I loved. This performance will always be a pillar of human existence, because I lost my skittles and was enamored with this performance. It was EVERYTHING. Not long after, Tedeschi Trucks was announced, and I was in nirvana. This was what music should be, the union of two absolutely legendary musicians. About that time, someone said.... "you know they're married, right?" and my universe collapsed. This is the best song TTB has ever done as far as I'[m concerned, because I equate this to the first.
@wasabiginger6993 they didn't start TTB until late 2000s, Derek was touring with the Allman Bros late 90s-2000s. It was Crossroads in like 07 that I first saw them do this song together (they were amazeballs on stage) then the official announcement of TTB was shortly after.
I’m so grateful that I got to experience this at 9 years old. Wish I could re live it at 25. Susan and Derek are one of my absolute favorite artists. They’ve got the type of style that just makes your heart feel!
What a... "breaking glass and twisting knife" amazing cover of (only watching here proudly) Eric Clapton's 1970 hit. Vocalist Mike Mattison's strong expressive blues voice in full harmony with "The (Susan) Tedeschi (Derek) Trucks (blues rock) Band" leave us speechless with our ears and eyes wide open!
Eric Clapton, Bill Murray, everyone seems to love this bad. One of the few bands I've seen that seem to absolutely enjoy every minute they are on stage. More like it's fun than a job.
+King Street Rob - Eric singing along is awesome - this is a Derek and the Dominoes cover that Eric and Duane did back in the day. Great music, and great appreciation.
+Sir Lawrence Talbot I believe that's Bobby Whitlock standing over there next to Murray also. He played on the original too. I wonder what goes through their minds when they hear someone doing a song they did back in the day, and doing it so well?
+buckfan1969 Another enjoyable opportunity to observe a similar situation is to check out one of the many of the postings of Heart (along with Jason Bonham and an army of singers and strings) performing Stairway to Heaven in front of remaining LZ members at the Kennedy Center. Pretty enjoyable, in my book.
This is one of many reasons why I love Derek Trucks. Look at how he does his transition at 4:24..to buy time without losing sound when he reaches into his pocket for his slide. Those little things give you glimpses of his mastery. Always thinking and always creating!
She is a NATURAL!..And plays the guitar , very effortless!.She has the perfect blues/southern rock voice!... She is real fun hell raiser, i am sure!... Thats why the Greatest Blues Musicians out There want her next to them!!......
These guys are amazing. Saw them live a number of times, they're the real deal! 11 amazing musicians that seem to have a great bond. Derek's guitar style is so unique and emotional (also saw him play with the Allman Brothers); Susan's vocals touch the heart.
I am inspired. Just purchased top shelf TTable and cartridge (not to play just these albums LOL) Four record set TTband from 2022. And 3 record set of whole Layla album by them recorded 2018 released 2021. First purchase of their stuff but I have zero doubt they are killin' it. Don't know if this counts for anything but I saw the original Allman Brothers Band in 1970 before the tragic deaths occured and that concert has stayed with me all my life
this is incredible for so many reasons. seeing Susan's excitement and the love flowing from her is just beautiful. I'm so glad these two came together!
Derek’s first solo on this is straight up brilliant. I’ve come back to watch this dozens of times and I can hear that solo note for note in my head at this point. It’s not the most groundbreaking piece of improvisational guitar of all time. It’s not a 5 minute face melting solo. But he makes every note count and it’s sheer perfection. He starts slow and beautifully builds into a crescendo. And for a guy known for his slide playing, this is about as good as I’ve heard him and there’s no slide to be seen.
Thank you 🙏 I will enjoy EVERY SINGLE MOMENT I HAVE LEFT listening to, feeling and moving my mind & body to TALENTED MUSICIANS AGAIN 😊 Derek BEST IN RECORDED HISTORY AND WHAT A HUGE BEAUTIFUL VOCAL ON MISS SUSAN 🤩 ENTIRE BAND CAN HAVE SOLO CAREERS I FEEL THEY actually complement each other and I will support them all feels great 😊 to feel my favorite thing again 😊
I love the seamless way Derek is able to, mid-song, remove his slide and drop it in his pocket for one solo, then in the midst, fret 2 strings with his right hand while retrieving the slide with his left hand, sonically, no one is the wiser. That's some tough sh*t!
I love how much she loves & appreciates the music & the history behind it all... The sheer look of delight upon her beautiful face as she watches her amazing husband playing guitar like none other. She knows there's something magical being made & rather than getting caught up in egos & fame, she's enjoying the ride along side her husband & band members. Not alot of bands like this today, a breath of fresh air!
Susan got the best voice that I've heard in a long time and she's a new Englander. Always liked trucks and warren Haynes and always mr. Blue sky. They are the best, new band I've heard in the last 15 or 20 years.
EVERYTHING about this performance brings chills up my spine, goosebumps and tears to my eyes... ...but good golly... most of all as a big aficionado of great improvising on electric guitar... Derek Trucks just never ceases to amaze me just with his cool, soulful self.
The best version ever recorded of this wonderful song. Nothing comes close. Everyone in the band is outstanding. Susan's and Mike's vocal performance shakes me every time I hear it.
@@24066525 I think he did it on purpose because Derek was on fire and wanted to let him go a little longer. It looked like Susan even said "yes" when it happened.
You got Eric Clapton in the flesh singing along at the side of the stage and clapping after your performance of one of his finest songs, you've got God's blessing forever.
I wish Susan wouldn't hold back so much when she plays with the TTB. I love the mans voice, I actually thought it was Derrik singing (the voice from his band) until we saw them live. I was so pleasantly surprised to recognise his voice as the bands vocal before TTB merged Susan and Derriks bands together, WOW. Great move guys, what great sound you have made together. GREAT TEAM WORK. MORE PLEASE