Eric Johnson - Trademark download song

There isn't a part in this track I dislike. Simply beautiful!

Eric Johnson; one of a very few guitarists who can make his tone actually sound like there are lyrics being sang. SRV was probably the master at doing that. Must be a Texas thing.

i think eric johnson by far is one of best gutiarsts of all time

2:40.. That tone.

One of the most perfect albums ever recorded . violinistic brilliance on a guitar .

Eric...made me fall in love with the electric guitar. Joe Satriani sustained the love affair.

I came upon Eric Johnson in the mid eighties when Tones came out. I played in a hair metal band and was playing the usual Ratt, Van Halen, ect. style. Eric really stood out. super clean, great technique, and a true chameleon. when Avia Musicom came out a guitar friend brought it over. We listen to it and I almost quit playing guitar. Well I was inspired to improve every time I listened to the cassette. Eric still affects me that way. He can really be aggressive and then sound like a songbird. I think Eric Johnson added an extra dimension to guitar when music really needed it.

To this day: if I had to pick a "favorite electric guitarist" (and their are many to choose from), I'd pick Johnson.

Rick Beato's interview with Eric Johnson brought me here

I love this song's interpolation of arguably the best clean tone I've heard anywhere, a slightly crunchy rhythm tone, and his signature overdriven Marshall sound.

Can't believe this guy is so underrated. It's so rare that you get this fine quality of sound from a guitar. It's so fine and crisp, like a gold thread.

The Rick Beato interview with EJ sent me here.

This song was playing at Universal Studios sometime in the 90's, my two daughters and my wife Deb was with me, the best time, best moments in my life ......... this song always reminds me of that night

I remember seeing Eric in like '87 down here in Austin on 6th Street at The Steamboat. Those were the best of times. He played around about the time Stevie Ray Vaughn was hot and so was Charlie Sexton. I saw Stevie twice, those days are gold I tell ya! Nothing beats great guitarists like Eric and Stevie. Willie Nelson plays a few shows but nothing beats the old 80's days of rock.

Eric Johnson is the living embodiment of the pentatonic scale

I still close my eyes like I did when was 17 years old back in the 90s pretending to play the guitar in front of a huge crowd every time I hear this masterpiece.

Correction, HE makes his strat sing like an angel.

If this song doesn't touch your soul then you may not have one..