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Rory tearing up some Blind Boy Fuller and J.B. Hutto on steel acoustic.
1995年、ツアー先のオランダ、ロッテルダムで倒れた。彼の肝臓は限界まで来ていたのだろう。4月に肝臓移植手術を受けたが、6月14日、その手術が原因となり合併症のため逝去した。47歳だった。

R.L.Burnside playing a cover for john lee hooker .

A song for Buddy Guy's newest album entitled "Key Dont Fit"

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"Signe" (Clapton) -- 0:0
"Before You Accuse Me" (McDaniel) -- 3:14
"Hey Hey" (Broonzy) -- 7:12
"Tears in Heaven" (Clapton/Jennings) -- 10:41
"Lonely Stranger" (Clapton) -- 15:55
"Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" (Cox) -- 21:20
"Layla" (Clapton/Gordon) -- 25:10
"Running on Faith" (Williams) -- 29:39
"Walkin' Blues" (Johnson) -- 36:05
"Alberta" (Traditional) -- 40:00
"San Francisco Bay Blues" (Fuller) -- 44:55
"Malted Milk" (Johnson) -- 48:20
"Old Love" (Clapton/Cray) -- 52:00
"Rollin' and Tumblin'" (Waters) -- 59:35

his piece is my solo-guitar arrangement.
(original by Kurousa : http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm15630734 )
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Koko Taylor Passed away June 3. 2009. One of the great blues voices is gone but her recordings remain with us.

Memphis Minnie, vocal, guitar; Little Son Joe, guitar.
Recorded: Chicago, Illinois, May 21, 1941.
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This was recorded 1940/41 with Big Bill on guitar & vocals, Jazz Gillum on harmonica and Washboard Sam on washboard. You can find the recording on Document 5133: Big Bill Broonzy Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order Volume 11 (1940-1942).

Blindside Blues Band
álbum: Blindside Blues Band
1993

2012.8.25 蛍池cafe&bar Dejavuにて
Kasa Slim(g,vo)
島田和夫(ds)
Freddie King作 訳詞Kasa Slim

魂は自由なんだな...まるでワルチングマチルダみたいだ。
ありがとう、Su.Yan。
また会いましょう。 村田豪太

大阪城野外音楽堂 1995.05

Track 1 (Sympathy for the Devil): 0:00
Track 2 (No Expectations): 6:19
Track 3 (Dear Doctor): 10:15
Track 4 (Parachute Woman): 13:37
Track 5 (Jig-Saw Puzzle): 15:58
Track 6 (Street Fighting Man): 22:05
Track 7 (Prodigal Son): 25:21
Track 8 (Stray Cat Blues): 28:13
Track 9 (Factory Girl): 32:51
Track 10 (Salt of the Earth): 35:01

Beggars Banquet is the seventh British and ninth American studio album by the English rock band The Rolling Stones. It was released in December 1968 by Decca Records in the United Kingdom and London Records in the United States. It marked a return to the band's R&B roots, generally viewed as more primal than the conspicuous psychedelia of Their Satanic Majesties Request. It also started off a string of four LPs that is usually regarded as the band's finest work.