Stockyard Blues
Stockyard Blues Floyd Jones “Chicago Blues”, 1970Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareFloyd Jones (guitar & vocals) performs in a scene from the 1970 film “Chicago...
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Stockyard Blues Floyd Jones “Chicago Blues”, 1970Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareFloyd Jones (guitar & vocals) performs in a scene from the 1970 film “Chicago...
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Scrap Iron Blues Robert Pete Williams Angola and backClick here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareIn 1971 film footage Robert Pete Williams is captured improvising a new talking blues composition...
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Discussing Tommy Johnson Honeyboy Edwards Recollections Of TommyThe late, David ‘Honeyboy’ Edwards speaks about the legendary Tommy Johnson during a filmed interview recorded in Clarksdale, Mississippi.As Honeyboy...
Read Moreby wordpress | Dec 17, 2013 | *Blues Roots, *Interviews, Peg Leg Sam | 0 |
Born For Hard Luck Peg Leg Sam 1976 blues documentary Peg Leg Sam stars in his own 1976 documentary “Born For Hard Luck.”Veteran harmonica player and all around character, Arthur Jackson adopted the name ‘Peg...
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Robert Nighthawk Interview Robert Nighthawk “And This Is Maxwell Street”Blues legend Robert Nighthawk (guitar & vocals) is interviewed by Mike Bloomfield.In 1964 young blues guitarist Mike Bloomfield recorded...
Read Moreby wordpress | Feb 4, 2013 | *Interviews, Jimi Hendrix | 0 |
Blues by Jimi Hendrix Jimi Hendrix Blues to rock Jimi Hendrix is featured playing at a number of different venues before offering a unique observation on musical success and the blues. As an adolescent during the 1950s Jimi...
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