Shawn Lane - Get you back (1993 version)

1993 version of the Shawn Lane track "Get You Back" from the 1993 re release of his 1992 debut album "Powers of Ten"

I don't own this recording

[BroKEnCaPSLoCk]

Shawn Lane, the greatest saxophonist to never play one

[illinglsu]

This guitar solo is the absolutely highest level of playing. It's the perfect marriage of high technique, soul, creativity and executional dynamics. Stunning.

[mountainman]

The melody is spiritual, and comes not from many years of unrequited love, but many lifetimes.

[fraustosound]

First heard this song when I was in High School. My local video store had a copy of an instructional VHS with a bunch of different guitarists. One of them was Shawn playing this track live at Musicians Institute. I'm 43 years old now and this tune still hits just as hard as it did when I was a kid. Nobody like Shawn.

[toyarenthlei]

He changed my life ..a few months before his death ..he played in my state .. .forever grateful for that ..Rip master

[jeremyking]

This version has Sean Rickman playing. One of the most underrated albums ever.

[RogerSullivanNOLA]

From 2:57 to the end is the greatest bit of guitar playing in the history of guitar playing.

[Meeeeeeeestery]

From soul to fingers, flawlessly. This song is perfect. Shawn was from an outer dimension.

[Helmasaur_King]

This song feels like a good ending to a long story

[staystrongjoseph]

Wtf, 33k views only!!!?

This is one of the best instrumentals i've heard in my damn life.

[gsmeeuwsen]

I'm a guitarist....and that is one of the best guitar solos I've ever heard. He has the chops, obviously, but his note choice and phrasing are incredible. He always ends his phrases on the correct notes which fit the melody, which is the touch of a master...

[mikeysanderson]

Shawn has the hands down most melodic and musical shred albums ever made imo

[theunclemeat]

Thanks a lot for the upload, I'm sure Shawn would be proud to see fans and enthusiats keep his great legacy alive and intact. I can easily say that's my favorite version of this wonderful song, as I like the production just a little bit better on this alternate version. Can't get enough of this one, really.
Anyway, "Powers of Ten" definitely is an overlooked masterpiece of a record, from one of the best players to appear in the 90's (in a decade where amazing players like Petrucci, Vai, Gilbert & co. absolutely shone bright, you can say competition was very fierce in that department back then !). That's worth something...

R.I.P. Mr. Shawn Lane, your incredible skills and artistry are sorely missed...

[zubair]

Why is it every Shawn Lane piece makes you sad? What a musician!!! I wish life was extended in eternity.

[zeekmx]

To the Parents of Shawn Lane, Thank you.
Your son brings me pleasure and pain.
It's a pleasure to play his music on my guitar.
It's a pain to get it to sound like I think he would want.

[patrolduty]

I have listened to this album in 2005. It is so beautiful and powerful at the same time. But it always make me feel a little sad. I dont know why, but I love this album so much.

[jimmyc]

Really one of my favorite cuts along with “Once Upon a Time.., one of the greatest players that walked this earth. RIP brother Shawn.

[..-ic]

Shawn Lane and Frank Gambale very alike as regards composing

[MateoBakija]

Thank you for this, I was looking for this version, the best imo. He's pouring his soul out towards the end. Amazing piece of music.

[LordPrutsikas]

What an amazing song....After 3:00 all his phrases are worldclass level