BLUES who got em

kimko

kimko

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who likes to listen to the blues and who's your favorite. right now i'm listening to Lightening Hopkins on the cable:crybaby: :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG) :love4:
 
Buddy Guy is amazing. Just like HORSE I saw them together. It was at an ampitheater in Georgia and I went for BB not knowing much about Buddy and man was I blown away. They threatened to fine him $10k if he didn't turn it down. He said he turned it down, but didn't if I remember right. One of the best times I've ever had. now I own a bunch of Buddy Guy stuff. Check out "Feels Like Rain" puts me in an indie filmmaking mood for some reason.

HORSE: That avatar is amazing freaky...I love it.

Later,

j.
 
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blues boy and buddy guy! wow! i saw BB last in MAUI outdoor concert in 02. i've yet to see buddy live only on the tv.
 
Hendrix, electric church blues... Band of Gypsys and a lot of his unreleased bootlegs solidify (for me) the impression that he was taking it to a new place.

I do love the old stuff, though, when folk and blues were closer.
 
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BB King, Buddy Guy, Coco Montoya, Eric Clapton, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf and then the 60's Brtitish Blues...Savoy Brown, Fleetwood Mac (original lineup), John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. And how about Gary Moore?
 
Anybody listening to the Peter Green Splinter Group?

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For those who don't know, Peter Green replaced Eric Clapton in John Mayall's Blues Breakers before forming his own blues group: Fleetwood Mac. As an interesting side note, Green is the composer of "Black Magic Woman."
 
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right on now you guys are talking! Blaine you son of a motherless goat! i was listening to Peter Greens band Fleetwood Mac back in the 70s before they brought in Lindsey and the girls, then he went off to be some sort of nursing care person of sort.Mcvie and Fleetwood also played with Mayall as did many greats;Harvey Mandel,Clapton,Mick Taylor, and so many more i forget, i'll have to look in my record stash the album "Back to the Roots",
 
ullanta said:
Screamin' Jay Hawkins! Though others are better when you really have the blues.
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now there's a name you don't hear to often, he was big in the early 60s
 
bklyndv said:
Hendrix, electric church blues... Band of Gypsys and a lot of his unreleased bootlegs solidify (for me) the impression that he was taking it to a new place.

I do love the old stuff, though, when folk and blues were closer.
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HENDRIX was and is still my all time favorite and idol in the music field, i don't recall ever listening to electric church blues, where can i get that one?
 
insanityfw said:
Stevie Ray Vaugh if you're in the mood for some Texas Blues.
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DAMN! i saw Stevie's last west coast concert in san diego shortly before his death. guess who opened for him? no! not the Guess Who! JOE COCKER! Man what a concert! ................now you want to talk tex blues the old ZZ TOP were honest to goodness electric blues
 
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