Blues part II

Just to give Buddy Miles his due as he died last Tuesday. It's more Hendrix than anything but this defines Buddy pretty well IMO.

Machine Gun

 

I love his version :heart

 

Jeff Healy died? Aw crap

 

Here's Jeff with SRV, a classic IMO. Look at Little Sister

 

Must be forming one hell of a band up there with all the great people leaving lately.

 

Here's some outre St. Louis Blues by the Bobcats. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKmVMpwo_rs&NR=1 Hey, let's keep this thread alive!

 

OK, I guess I'm out of the closet. i like jazz stuff that bangs my head! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A21luG_Svmg&feature=related

 

Not sure what genre really but a great band. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHtQCUOr4lw

 

Good choice ynot, I don't know what genre either but I love anything with Roy in it. Plus it fits into the gist of this thread. I called it blues as the other threads called 'what are you listening to' are a catchall. There's nothing wrong with those threads, just that we were posting great music in the chatbox and I didn't want to see the links disapper. Post on ynot. You have great taste by the looks of it!:guitar

 

Thought I better get back in this thread, before you all thought I was listening to Guns N Roses or Poison. LOL
Santana - Blues For Salvador

 

Sorry, but it just slipped out. LOL

 

Brought no tunes, just wanted to tell I watched the film JANIS last night. Wow if you haven't seen it do so. It's a Bio but for a change more singing the interview, although she is pretty cool with those too.

 

Here's a band I haven't heard of yet, lead guitar sounds like a cross between Hendrix and SRV. They're on CBS's Second cup cafe this morning.

Back Door Slam-Come Home They do a good version of Roadhouse too.

 

Duke Robillard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOE3YsTYkds&feature=related


Fabulous Thunderbirds with Duke Robillard and Kid Bangham
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-bU7ZPwoUI&feature=related

 

Mose Allison
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCpekvOkwNM

 

I was looking for Snowed In on Frostbite album for you guys (cold huh)? sorry try this

Albert Collins: I Ain't Drunk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjVfc8-Y7sQ

 

Come On Guys, Your Turn!!!


Stewie, Rocket Man

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb187/Darlene1029/th_FamilyGuy-Stewie-RocketMan.jpg

 

Phoebe Snow~Poetry Man
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OxTVxGhHFM

 

I just love Phoebe! A nice song to relax to.

 

OK, this ain't technically blues but I loved it! Perhaps Crosby should take a look at MA's health thread before his arms get too short? :innocent

Byrds - "Mr. Tambourine Man" Featuring Bob Dylan

 

HERBIE HANCOCK CARLOS SANTANA - WATERMELON MAN - LIVE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGCXt-k-K6Q&feature=related

 

Ooh Darlene, a very nice classic it is. :coolHere's another take on the same tune with Miles Davis sitting in, but sadly he doesn't do much, perhaps because Herbie played a muted trumpet on his keyboard in Davis' style? I don't know.

 

I was looking for a James Brown tune for a joke when I found this of all things. I don't really know what to say at this point about it. Sure is different to say the least.:confused

It's a Mans World with Pavarotti

 

Hehehe doc.:innocent

 

Jeff Beck Drown in my own tears
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reuK2msTzec

 

Billie Holiday AINT NOBODYS BUSINESS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBtN8h85F-I

 

I've been listening but not posting, so here comes a few.
The ladies for Darlene:
A native-born Michigander
Barbara Morrison - Everyday I Get The Blues

This lady gives me chills!
Big Mama Thornton - Rock Me
Big Mama Thornton / Buddy Guy - Hound Dog

And this is for you augie.
Like someone said in the comments: bear with this for awhile and you won't be disappointed. At about 5:30 Jack explodes!
Jack Bruce - First Time I Met The Blues

And for me:
Jeff Beck - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat / Brush With the Blues

 

The Dylan/Byrds "Mr. Tambourine Man" got me thinking about this song:
The Velvet Underground - I'm Waiting For The Man

 

Yaaah man!!!:dancer Big Mama Thorton is great too. Thanks muskie. Now to listen to them.

BTW, Jack Bruce wrote most of the songs and sang them too when with Cream. Eric owes him big time IMO.

 

A quite jazzier Jack Bruce can be found, 'Things We Like', recorded while he was still with Cream in '69. Unfortunatley, no youtube offering for you to try that I could find. The range of this guy is amazing! :eek

Here's one with Rory Gallagher, Politician

 

BTW, Songs for a Tailor was one of the best if not the best of his albums!

To Isengard

 

Crap, missed the deadline. Here's a great recent Whiteroom

 

Hmmm, augie's getting his Jack Bruce fix. LOL
He is good, though.
I always thought Leo Lyons (TYA) was a very good bass player. Check out him and Alvin jamming starting at 2:30. The dude is darn near as fast on the bass as Alvin is on the guitar.
Grab your ear plugs, Darlene. It's a LOUD one, LOL
Alvin Lee And Ten Years After - Good Mornin' Little Schoolgirl


Forgive me if this one already got posted, but TYA deserves more space in time.

 

Well ya DUH??? LOL Nice TYA you posted too. BTW, we will all post duplicates sooner or later muskie. after 200 posts, I can't keep track except in my dwhelper folder and even then what about different versions? It's all good eh?

 

Well, this is certainly not blues for the most part but the guitar work is exquisite. Shivers me timbers.

Carlos Santana

 

Y I liked them , but some time they lack that blue kind of thing, lolzz Hey guys rock the world by new avatar

 

Some real classic blues here. I've never heard of Cornell Dupree, but I love this! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B3GolWRBOI&NR=1

 

Nice ones dr., as I remember the vocal to Honey was a tear jerker in the 70's, I like this one.

Also nice one augie

 

Wow, didn't know Stevie Ray Vaughn and Albert King had ever played together -- and that song's a great favorite of mine. Did they do more together? Is there a CD or DVD of this stuff, augie?

 

http://www.amazon.com/Session-Albert-King/dp/B00000JTB2

 

Thanks Augie -- I'll definitely pick up that Stevie Ray Vaughn/Albert King CD!

 

Some more straight ahead blues from Champion Jack Dupree and King Curtis BTW, he must be Canadian, having a sip of brew while playing right -handed.

 

Here's some East coast Canadian blues/rock that ya'll may have never heard of yet. I saw them live in PEI while on vacation. Minglewood Band-Can't You See

 

T-Bone Walker - Stormy Monday Blues
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wemG2821l-o

 

St. James Infirmary - Eric Clapton, Dr. John
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJA21UmUquI

 

This wasn't easy to find:
Kathy Young with the Innocents - Happy Birthday Blues

 

How sad, posting your own Birthday music

Here's one, loved this when I was young and still like it They played this at the sock hops LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=556-pS3TvJI

 

She sounds like Rosie (Rosie and The Originals) The song will come to me :confused