Anyone hear like blues?

@MontereyJack,

hes been secretly sneaking the Gouda balls. Now hes all stopped up so hes gotta flush before he can talk

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@farmerman,

I KNEW he was secretly a cheese-eater.<snicker>

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Lightnin Hopkins with Sonny Terry.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

is layman on enforced timeout?

It seems some complaints were made about me, eh? Like, whooda thunk, I ax ya!?

The terms of the indictment were, as always, pretty vague. Something about being "inappropriate," whatever that means. About all I got in the way of a "bill of particulars" was the observation that I was alleged to have called some candyass ************ a "candyass ************."

Go figure, eh?

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Back to the OP. I may have said this before with over 500 posts so far. When I visited Chicago, Jaye took us (Walter and I) to the House of Blues in North Chicago, and she got a disc with the musician's autograph on it that she gave me. I still listen to it once in a while.

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Brownie and Sonny:

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@layman,

Nice one

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Keb' Mo' and my favorite redhead

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@George,

Keb and Bonnie, they ROCK, eh!?

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Good ole J.B. Hutto slidin some slide:

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J.B., from Chicago's South Side, wanted to continue Elmore James' legacy. J.B. played on Maxwell Street for years, and would go watch Elmore at Silvio's, or wherever he was playin, frequently.

So, I figured it's long about time for a classic Elmore tune:

Which brings to mind Bonnie Raitt's cover (with Aerosmith--also includes a cover of Slim Harpo's "King Bee"):

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Baby, how long?

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The legendary Jimmy Yancey dealin out some justice:

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Not a bad cover....for a white boy.

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J.B. covering an old Sonny Boy Williamson (the first) tune from 1938.

Here's Sonny Boy, who is a little more articulate than J. B.

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Muddy

Well, I feel like snappin....
Pistol in yo face....
Imma let some lonesome graveyard...
Be your restin place.

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John Lee with a cover of Tommy Johnson's 1928 tune, "BigRoad Blues"

Here's Tommy with the original, which I actually like better even though I love John Lee.

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Here's an interesting documentary, if like blues. It's kinda long, but you don't have to watch it al at once;

Here's the video notes:

Quote:

The Story of the Blues told through the eyes of the artists who lived it.
featuring:
BB King
Charles Brown
Koko Taylor
Buddy Guy
Hubert Sumlin
Robert Lockwood
and many, many more . .

.

And they aint lyin when they say MANY more.

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Lazy Lester with Stevie Ray's brother, Jimmy, from about 10 years ago:

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A rockin little instrumental tune from good old Lightnin Hopkins, which he recorded in the early '50's, and which he called "Sky Hop." A riff from this was ripped off and used on the old tune "Hot Rod Lincoln"

Essentially the very same tune ripped off many years by Stevie Ray Vaughn, another Texas boy, which he called "Rude Mood."

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