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Soundstage - Season 3 - Episode 2 - John Mayer with Buddy Guy (1)
Part 1 - Premiering on PBS July 7, 2005
John Mayer has become an emerging superstar without conforming to any single genre – sometimes bluesy, sometimes pop, sometimes rock, but always excellent. Writing incredible songs that appeal to a wide audience, he provides that rare common ground among listeners of all ages. With fan favorites like “No Such Thing,” “Why Georgia” and “Bigger than my Body,” Mayer rolls out nothing but the best for this Soundstage audience. Mayer has always had a special relationship with the blues, and he can count one of its greatest practitioners as a fan. In the first episode of this two-part Soundstage, the legendary Buddy Guy surprises viewers by joining Mayer midway through “Come Back To Bed,” and remains for and extended jam on “Damn Right I Got The Blues.” Other Mayer hits, including the blockbuster “Your Body Is a Wonderland,” also define this set.
Part 2 - Premiering on PBS July 14, 2005
John Mayer’s convincing vocals, guitar virtuosity and compelling songwriting has earned him the respect of his contemporaries as well as significant radio airplay and a solid fan following. On the second part of this Soundstage episode, John Mayer continues his set with favorites “My Stupid Mouth,” “Neon” and the Grammy Award-winning Song of the Year “Daughters.” Towards the end of this episode Buddy Guy returns to end this show on a high note (literally). This time the roles are reversed as Buddy takes the lead on the classic blues “Feels Like Rain,” while Mayer steps back on guitar and lets the teacher do his thing.
Genre: Documentary
Actor: Stevie Nicks, Ron Blair, Mike Campbell
Creators:
Country: USA
Languages: en,
Episode: 2
Runtime: 60
Date Modified: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Air Date: 2005-07-07
Year Released: 2003
Rating: 5.3 out of 10
Content Rating: 54min
Views: 16
Quality: HD
Networks:
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