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Freddie King - Sweet Home Chicago
From The Dvd Live In Europe

Influence on the Rolling Stones
Influencia sobre los Rolling Stones

Wang Dang Doodle (1967)
- Koko Taylor; Ft,Little Walter,willie Dixon,Victoria Spivey Matt Guitar Murphy
- studio live
- Old VHS kopio
- Video;Jan

From the American Folk and Blues Festival, 1962-1969. Copyright, 2004 Reelin in the years, LLC and Experience Hendrix, LLC
Intro by: T Bone Walker, Helen Humes (vocal), Sonny Terry (Harmonica), Brownie (Kazoo) McGhee (Vocal & Guitar), Willie Dixon (Vocal & Bass), T-Bone Walker (Vocal & Guitar), Memphis Slim (Vocal & Piano), Jump Jackson (Drums)

Blues Night: 1. Sonny Boy Williamson Sings
First transmitted in 1985, Blues Night presents rare footage of the harmonica blues player Sonny Boy Williamson, who gave B.B. King his big break in 1948. ‘He was on the radio doing live performances when I first came to Memphis. He put me on his show to do this one song – a lady saloon-keeper hired me that day and I’ve worked ever since,’ King explained to the Radio Times.

recorded on the 1963 American Folk Blues Festival tour in Europe.
Sonny is second from the left in the photo, with Elmore James on the far left and Little Walter on the far right.

Album: Open All Night, http://bluesdelight.com

'Same Old Man' appears to be a variation of one of my favourite songs, 'Old Man At The Mill', done by various people such as Ian Matthews, the Dillards and Doc Watson. This is the slowest version, but I like it too, particularly Karen Dalton's unusual voice (some raise similarities with Billie Holiday's).

A cult singer, 12-string guitarist, and banjo player of the New York 1960s folk revival, Karen Dalton is not widely known, despite counting the likes of Bob Dylan and Fred Neil among her acquaintances (see photo of them in the slideshow). She only recorded a few albums and her voice was not what you would call mainstream. The Band's "Katie's Been Gone," included on The Basement Tapes, is rumoured to be about Dalton.

Her albums are available at places such as Amazon. I have put together a slideshow video for this song.
Comments and ratings are welcome.
In the meantime, here is a version of Old Man at the Mill I did on my other channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnyEE1-kcrE

"Blues Jumped The Rabbit" - Summerville, Colorado 1970. From Karen Dalton's "Cotton Eyed Joe" double CD & DVD U.S. release on Delmore Recordings.

Live recordings from a small folk club in Denver in 1962 called The Attic.
Album: Cotton Eyed Joe

Sheet music & Albums: https://sellfy.com/euterpe
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SEP 12, 2009 won Stop Cafe

This is pretty awesome. I don't know the story behind it but its from a European performance, looks like a TV show called JAZZPRISMA.

Original Release Date: November 30, 2005
Label: Audioquest
Copyright: 1999 Valley Entertainment

The MELODIC CARING PROJECT (MCP) is a registered 501(c)3 Non-Profit which bridges the gap between music, technology and patients battling serious illness by streaming LIVE personal concerts to kids and teens in the hospital. MCP embraces the medically proven healing properties of music to alleviate pain, reduce anxiety and aid in the overall wellness and wellbeing of the patient.

Unlike other complimentary and alternative medicine (CAM) programs, the MELODIC CARING PROJECT’S model meets a real and pressing need in the market offering ease, accessibility, comfort and encouragement to those suffering from serious illness or injury, especially those quarantined and/or suffering from immunodeficiency.

In this video Eric Bibb recorded at his home in Sweden for rockSTARS, NHS staff and all medical staff and Keyworkers worldwide. Thank You.