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mouse from merced
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The finger of fate, my friends, is fickle.
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Marlow, yer man is a hot-shot...and so is the camera-man!
Diggin' it!
TREE-OH! Bassist and drummer on track two...HOH-MAN!
Thank you for the introduction.
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Tobia
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Apr 23, 2015 - 03:34am PT
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i don't think the thread title can't be answered in full w/o writing an extensive work of literature; but in brief, the blues is what's killing your soul, one day at a time, w/o hope. The blues covers all aspects of life love, "womins", money, addiction, etc. It's both a confession of hopelessness and a plead for relief through music.
C.J. Dupree and King Curtis explain it better than i:
Champion Jack Dupree and King Curtis explain it better than I do.
Champion Jack Dupree ≈ Poor, Poor Me
[Click to View YouTube Video]
King Curtis & Champion Jack Dupree ≈ Poor Boy Blues
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King Curtis & Champion Jack Dupree ≈ Junker's Blues
[Click to View YouTube Video]
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Tobia
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Apr 23, 2015 - 08:23am PT
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i think i posted this on the what song thread at some point; so be it, as it readily answers the question posed by the OP
Messin' With The Blues ≈ Montreaux Jazz Festival 1974 (49:54)
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Featuring Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters & Junior Wells
Players: Pinetop Perkins(piano),,Dallas Taylor(drums), Terry Taylor(guitar & slide guitar) & Bill Wyman(bass)
Set List:
Junior Wells ≈ Messin' with the Kid
Junior Wells ≈ Hoodoo man blues
Buddy Guy ≈ When You See the Tears from my Eyes
Buddy Guy ≈ Ten Years Ago
Muddy Waters ≈ Hoochie Coochie Man
Muddy Waters ≈ Mannish Boy
Muddy Waters ≈ The Same Thing
Muddy Waters ≈ Got My Mojo Working
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Tobia
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Apr 23, 2015 - 05:28pm PT
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yanqui,
thanks for posting Ms. Danielle, i'm into any left handed bass player of the blues, esp of the female gender.
i'm upping the ante.
Susan Tedeschi Band ≈ It Hurts Me Too
(3 'womins' and two dudes)
Susan Tedeschi ≈ lead guitar, rhythm guitar, vocals
Adrienne Hayes ≈ rhythm guitar, slide guitar
Jim Lamond ≈ bass
Mike Aiello ≈ drums
Annie Raines ≈ harmonica
[Click to View YouTube Video]
Andrienne Hayes was replaced by the late great Sean Costello for her 2nd album.
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mouse from merced
Trad climber
The finger of fate, my friends, is fickle.
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^^^ Obama, King of the Blues States. ^^^
Black Man in a White House can only sing the blues.[Click to View YouTube Video]But he is surrounded by all the pretty womens in spite of it.
Now that's Blues Power.
Albert, King King. True royalty. Like Alfred, Lord Tennyson.[Click to View YouTube Video]Slow Hand took this one to the bank.
But he is no "poseur." Merely one of the finest living bluesmen.
Blues Power (Live, Johnny Cash Show) Eric Clapton, Derek and the Dominos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE2Ilvek4So
It's never Too Late to "keep on keepin' on."
http://musicalstewdaily.wordpress.com/tag/derek-the-dominoes/
Check the thirteen year old playing Layla with the Dominios! Eat your heart out, Ron.
From this link, also, an unfortunate event, one of a series of them, probably, the first being THE USE OF A HAMMER IN A CLEAN HOUSe!
They banned him.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/jailed-drummer-jim-gordon-denied-parole-20130517
Jim Gordon (drummer for Derek and The Dominoes, Delaney & Bonnie, Zappa, Joe Cocker, Dave Mason, etc., composer of the piano outro in “Layla” and the man Clapton called the best drummer he ever worked with) brutally killed his mother with a claw hammer.
Gordon had been hearing voices in his head since the mid-70’s, which his doctor attributed to alcoholism and treated him accordingly.
Obviously a mis-diagnosis, Gordon continued a tortured existence, which inevitably led to him bludgeoning his mother.
Gordon was sentenced to 16 to life and is serving his sentence at the Atascaderio State Hospital in San Luis Obispio.
I hear voices, man.
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