Blues part II

Listened to the Big Ten Inch and put me in the mind of this -

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=1034464579 Andrews Sisters
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vvo3MaFcxw

 

Wasn't sure where to stick this one. Acoustic blues

JORMA KAUKONEN - Hesitation Blues

For you younger folks, he was a guitar player in the Jefferson Airplane.

 

Time to shake the house!!!!
Gary Moore - Oh Pretty Woman

 

Thats nice, was it Gary who was with Thin Lizzy?

 

Yes, it was, Darlene.

 

Here's one from the master. Oops, doesn't sound the same.:innocent http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj6y1PyPg84&feature=related

 

Roy Orbison is one of the GREATS.
If you ever get a chance to see the PBS special, "Black and White", it is a good example of how great he is. It includes K.D Lang, Bonnie Raitt, and Bruce Springsteen.

Speaking of Bonnie, this one brings tears to my my eyes.
Bonnie Raitt & Norah Jones~Tennessee Waltz

 

I warned you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxo0lsJnx-U

 

Scatman Crothers : Blueberry Hill ( 1957 )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnhk35hqaJk&feature=related

 

Bad, augie!

 

Brad, how could you not leave a song by Peter Green? :confused
Got you covered, Bro. LOL

Then: Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) - Green Manalishi
Now: The Stumble - Peter Green

That read reminded me of some pics, I remember seeing years ago.

 

I'll take your warnings more seriously next time, if I remember what I was warned for!:eek

 

I don't remember any Mayall in here, MK poked my memory cells and got them together, thanks bro'. What took us so long to get some up?o I'll fix that right now. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRfMmCG0DQc :dancer Room to Move

 

Mayall & Clapton-Breakaway. :dancer

 

Buddy Guy - Five Long Years
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvpXSPtZfeE&feature=related

 

Blues Brothers - 'Sweet Home Chicago' (long version)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcPmBKi_rB8

 

SRV - 'nuff said

 

Hehe, clicking on that brought me here. Chuck Berry W/SRV W/Thorogood Standard stuff except for the footwork, what was George thinking? LOL

 

Here's one of my all time faves, the meek should not click. Jimi Hendrix Live-Voodoo Chile(Slight Return) All Along the Watchtower

 

**musksnipe turns up speakers and volume, then clicks link**:cool

All Along The Watchtower is a great classic.... turns volume to near max. LOL

 

Maybe this is why muskie can't tell the difference between an MP3 and a reconstituted FLAC file.Tropicana or Minute Maid Neither of which tastes like a real orange from Florida. Turn the volume down man, turn it down! Glad you enjoyed them man. Best served LOUD!!! :guitar

 

If it was recorded, LOUD, I play it LOUD. roflmao


PS: Doesn't matter what the OJ tastes like if you dump enough Vodka or Tequila into it.rolleyes

PPS: I can still hear a pine drop.

 

OK, the Ironman trailer got me looking down memory lane. Here's a good bluesey number by Iron Butterfly- Butterfly Bleu I never liked them too much, though this is nice.

 

Being as no one was talking to me in the SB,:cry I went down into the youtube archives for this.
Papa John Creach - Papa Blues

 

While looking around, I also found this:
Hot Tuna - Uncle Sam Blues

 

Still finding some treasures.
When I Was Young - Eric Burdon & The Animals
Not a great recording but... it's got Hendrix :tas
Eric Burdon & WAR Feat. Jimi Hendrix - Tobacco Road

Janis Joplin @ Monterey Pop Festival
You want to talk about getting shivers, augie? I am looking for a blanket right now.

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=oxCa16-nxtM Wang Dang Doodle

 

Some folk may remember Captain Beefheart, can you tell that he was one of Zappa's friends?:innocent

Ice Cream for Crow

Hmm, I put this here but there's no thread here for insanity!roflmao It's also barely blues too.

 

Here's some more Beefheart, they 'really could' play blues.
Sure 'nuff 'n Yes I do

 

Traffic is 'always' nice.:cloud9

 

Whoa MK, I'm still on Traffic!LOL One of my alltime faves by Traffic! John Barleycorn

oops, I'm breaking my own rules here! Not exactly blues eh?

 

You guys made pause Winamp to listen to those, so I'm pulling out the big guns.
John Lee Hooker and Bonnie Raitt play "I'm In The Mood"
The Doors - Cars Hiss By My Window

 

This ain't strictly blues, though I'll interpret it this way. Al Cooper/Mike Bloomfield/Steven Stills.

STOP

 

How about some real blues from Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper then? Albert's Shuffle'.

 

These ain't bluesy either, but I like 'em & hope you do.
Trio from a band my wife and I saw here in Winchester, VA 2 years ago.
Definitely more jazzy now when live.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWwgwADwHh0&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OO3ZMdcL8Pc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkZsSydzQjM&feature=related

 

How about some real blues from Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper then? Albert's Shuffle'. Video ain't half bad either!roflmao

 

Had a coworker who loved Little Feat! There is a country thread around here I believe.

 

I'm not sure if this exact one was posted. Paul Butterfield

 

Absolute FRENZY WARNING here.
This is NOT the blues, but there is such a great finale to this song that I had to post it.
If you can't stand Ted but love extreme guitar madness, zip forward to about 5:55, screw in your ear buds, crank up the volume, and sit back for some great antics.
Motor City Madhouse

 

Hehe, good old Ted! He sucks as a singer.

 

Hahaha@ the lyrics in Woman to Woman. She loves a useless, lazy dirtbag.:-D Hehe, you got a theme going there.

 

I was going to respond to this but thought I'd appear foolish, on the other hand when I did go I left him with a limp

 

No, but surpised myself the beast that was unleashed after 23 years of silence. He out weighed me by 100 lbs too

 

Right in the family jewels eh. :-D OUCH!

 

Archie Shepp-Things Ain't What They Used to Be Too bad it's cut off at the end, some good blues there.

 

Eric Knopfler(Dire Straits) and Eric Clapton. Same Old Blues

 

Santana and Clapton-Jingo :dancer