I always liked the way he covered a lot of great songs. He usually always had a great unknown lead guitarist. Nice work in the cover of Albert Collins "put the shoe on the other foot". Too bad he left too early,RIP

YouTube - Jeff Healey - While my Guitar Gently Weeps - Montreux 97 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIHLkupzd3o)

YouTube - Philip Sayce in the Jeff Healey Band 1997 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOeKcwr2YYE)

What do you mean he usually had a great unknown lead guitarist?? He was the lead guitarist??? The Jeff Healey Band was a trio!His wife just released a posthumous album and I heard some of it on Sunday Morning Blues on ZLX the other day!! It was great! I am going to pick that one up!!:uhuh:

He was in Road house with Patrick Swayze

Larry, did you watch either of those clips?
He was the frontman, but not the lead by any means. Maybe co-lead, but the other guys solo blew Jeffs doors off...

Never got that much from him. a unique talent, but musically never thought he was that unique....

Damn, I didn't know he'd gone to the Great Gig in the Sky...:hs:

here is is playing lead...I think there is still another guitar player to his left though....sad that he died and pretty impressive the way he played...
YouTube - Jeff Healey - As The Years Passing By (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzY4l3_xmBA)

My intention wasn't to take anything away from him being the lead. Most of the time he was a trio but he had a 2nd guitar on several discs and tours. I was just rtying to comment on the "other " guitarists that played with him. His 2nd axeman always had a different style than his which made to band a treat to listen to.
This clip he has Pat Rush with him who played with Johnny Winter and several others.

YouTube - Jeff Healey Band - "The Thrill Is Gone" - 10-09-03 - Toronto, Canada (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHSx-gsjpRQ)