Blues Don’t Like Nobody Otis Spann TV Broadcast, 1966 Click here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareOtis Spann is featured performing during a 1966 CBS TV broadcast.Overlooked for his singing...
Read MoreThis Train Sister Rosetta Tharpe One holy trainClick here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareDuring a performance at the Blues and Gospel Train concert held in Manchester, England on May 7, 1964...
Read MoreT’ain’t Nobody’s Business If I Do Otis Spann 100% SpannDuring a 1966 CBS TV broadcast Otis Spann (piano & vocals) has the opportunity to deliver a solo performance of the classic blues...
Read MoreLong Distance Call Muddy Waters Live from Tivoli Gardens Muddy and his band perform live at the 1968 Copenhagen Jazz Festival held at Tivoli Gardens. Tivoli Gardens is a famous amusement park and pleasure garden in Copenhagen,...
Read MoreBye Bye Blues Otis Spann & Friends I Hear the BluesFor their closing number on the December 18, 1963 airing of “I Hear The Blues” Otis Spann, Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson II, Lonnie Johnson, Memphis Slim,...
Read MoreNobody Knows My Trouble & Cold Feeling Blues Otis Spann & Muddy Waters Copenhagen, 1968Otis Spann (piano and vocals) is back by Muddy Waters’ Band live at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival in 1968.Otis Spann replaced...
Read MoreNine Below Zero Sonny Boy Williamson II Cold Hearted BluesClick here if you have a memory of this artist that you’d like to shareSonny Boy Williamson II (harmonica & vocals) performs “Nine Below Zero”...
Read MoreSpann’s Blues Otis Spann Europe, 1963Otis Spann performs his original song “Spann’s Blues” in Europe in 1963.Spann began playing piano by age of eight, influenced by his local ivories stalwart, Friday...
Read MoreGot My Mojo Working Muddy Waters Live “At Newport”This is the full version featuring both of Muddy Waters’ performances of “Got My Mojo Working” filmed at the Newport Jazz Festival held in Newport...
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