Did any one see Johnny A. im unsure what countries he featured in, he was in Uk for me and he was good! he used satch's footpedals for our show using feedback n stuff !! really good i got a few of his songs which are awesome!! i hope he has great success, hes a well good blues player check his site google.com



what did u guys make of him when u saw him if he played for u ?

Yeah he's quite cool :)
But it's Satriani with Johnny A :P

-Rich-

yeah he played all he European tour as Eric Johnson would appear not to travel this way. He played Glasgow via a combo amp and his sound was excellent....his playing was great. It is good when you get a support act you have never heard of but opens you up to new music. It was like the Vai concert the year before I had never heard any of Eric Sardinas music other than the jam at the end of Live at hte Astoria. Cool stuff indeed.

Did he play the medly song at the end for u playing some hendrix/zeppelin etc that was cool i thought!

yes he did that was amazing to see fingeer picking too :D

what amazed me was he would belt out a chord then play a lead line over it but you would swear you were still hearing the chord...thanks for reminding me about this guy as I had meant to go buy some of his music :D

yeah man, i saw him too, he did a wicked tribute to chet atkins and also two wheel horse,, nice tone,,, really great player,,
he also has a sig guitar



Nice

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I got some of his songs !! :) mate sent me them they are good.. i got Sing Singing which is on his website where he has free previews..sing singing is my fav. so groovy

Yeah, got his album back on the super colossal tour. Some great covers liek the wind cries mary...

At the G3 show in Boston, Johnny A. jumped up on stage for the jam at the end. It was pretty cool but it was a much different enviornment for him and I don't think his talent was well displayed in it. I saw him in the lobby before the show and thought nothing of it and then Satriani called him up to the stage for the last two songs.

Yeah, I thought he was completely out of his element there. He wasn't "bad," exactly, but he could hardly keep up with Petrucci, Gilbert, or Satriani for straight up bluesy shred, and his tone wasn't really working in the context too.

I was a little disappointed Johnny A stayed up and Bruce Boulliet didn't, to be honest.