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Levon Helm was one of, if not the main source of what made the popular musician/rock group, "The Band" so successful. His candor in his music, his standard setting drumming, and singing with a twang that had a charm, Levon Helm was destined for greater fame after the band broke up in 1976.

From his first solo album, "Levon Helm & the RCO All-Stars" comes the song "Blues so Bad" which shows Levon in top form here. Harmonica swaying and drifting in and out of a song that wallows in bittersweet thematics. Horns and Levon on the drums join in, and the beat drives the song on. It's addicting and potent. A poignant folksie blues ballad if you will, there are no blues when you listen to this one!

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" Roaming Rambler Blues "

* Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson (February 8, 1899[2] June 16, 1970) was an American blues and jazz singer/guitarist and songwriter who pioneered the role of jazz guitar and is recognized as the first to play single-string guitar solos

Living By The Days (USA 1971)

Album 「ダイナマイト　ソウル　ワダ　アキコ　（Dynamite Soul Wada Akiko）」より
作詞・作曲　D.C.トーマス　編曲　馬飼野康二

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

田口公人 Vo G
池田じゅんZee G
黒木龍一郎 ﾀﾞﾝﾎﾞｰﾙ鍋
村田豪太 Sg
弔問客...小川アキラ

1992 LIVE
Fusanosuke Kondo(Vo/G)，
Takashi Nagai(G)，
Masahiro Sayama(Pf)

アルバム「クレイジードッグス」に収録

Big Mama Thornton With Muddy Waters Blues Band 1966

Willie Mae " Big Mama" Thornton Vocal
Muddy Waters.. Guitar
Ottis Span.. Piano
James Cotton...Harmonica
Francis Clay Drums
Luther Johnson Bass
Samuel Lowhorn ... Guitar

Delta blues giant Johnny Shines sings "Sweet Home Chicago." From the Vestapol DVD "Legends of the Delta Blues." More info at http://www.guitarvideos.com/products/vestapol-dvds/legends-of-the-delta-blues

Memory video for Stevie Ray Vaughan.