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4,185,634 Views • Apr 23, 2019 • Click to toggle off description
But once Clark and his formidable band got done cranking out three songs from this year's blistering This Land, he wasn't the only one in the room who needed to wipe away the sweat. Clark's set leaned toward some of This Land's softer sentiments — "When I'm Gone" is about missing his family on the road, while "Pearl Cadillac" exudes gratitude for his mother's sacrifices — leaving its more politically incendiary material for louder live shows. But these songs still roared with the assurance and force of a showman at the top of his game.
SET LIST
"What About Us"
"When I'm Gone"
"Pearl Cadillac"
MUSICIANS
Gary Clark Jr.: lead vocals, guitar; Eric Zapata: guitar, vocals; Johnny Bradley: bass, vocals; Johnny Radelat: drums, vocals; Jon Deas: keys, vocals
CREDITS
Producers: Abby O'Neill, Kimani Oletu; Creative Director: Bob Boilen; Audio Engineers: Josh Rogosin, Patrick Boyd; Videographers: Morgan Noelle Smith, Kimani Oletu, CJ Riculan, Kara Frame; Associate Producer: Bobby Carter; Production Assistant: Adelaide Sandstrom; Photo: Amr Alfiky/NPR
Views : 4,185,634
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Apr 23, 2019 ^^
Rating : 4.956 (738/65,883 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
He's a little Hendrix, a little Kravitz, a bit of Prince, and a whole lot of soul in him
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The Blues ain't dead. The guitar solo ain't dead. And Gary Clark Jr. is a living legend.
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I saw Gary and his band play in Philadelphia a few weeks ago. He absolutely brought the place down, it was incredible. Towards the end of the show this kid I was standing next to held up a sign that said “20th show, 18th birthday, can we jam?” And Gary let him up on stage and they played the hell out of Catfish Blues together. Blew me away. Gary Clark Jr. is the fucking man
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Gary deserves more credit for his singing and songwriting. Dude's a beast.
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I need to see Gary Clark and Anderson .Paak Colab on something smooth together. I know it may sound like a weird combo, but their both my favorite artists.
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Gary Clark Jr finally made it!! NPR you never cease to impress us with your features!
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That's not sweat, just a little bit of soul dripping down on to the guitar
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First time hearing Gary Clark Jr. and now i'm a fan for life
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...and once again the best sound engineering in the whole wide youtube world...
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It's nice to hear an artist that sounds better live than they do produced.
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Pearl Cadillac inspired me to never take my mother's love for granted and to strive to do even more for her. RIDE GARY RIDE!
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Before anyone makes the comment, they do make music as good as this nowadays.
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One of the few gifted artists that sound so much better live...even when they sound amazing in the studio.
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He gets such good variety of tone and dynamics between his raspy bluesy chest voice and his falsetto. Such a great modern blues musician.
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I'd say I have a wide taste in music and I appreciate music more than the average person. It's hard to find friends that share the same amount of interest. That's why I love the YouTube comment section. Much love for you all!
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That uncle on the piano is doing some fire backing voice
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Man, he's just so fucking smooth. His falsetto is brilliant. Buddy on the gold guitar is an amazing player, so tasteful!
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the sound guy at Tiny Desk does his job really really good
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