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luv the blues with a great harp player. Here is the great versatile guitarist Larry Carlton's blues album he came out with a few years ago with a great, unfortunately now gone, harp player Terry McMillian
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Man, that's some great stuff!
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Supreharp, still cooking
James Cotton Blues Band feat. Matt "Guitar" Murphy Part 2 of 2 June 11, 2010 Chicago Blues Fest - YouTube jammin with the Jimmy Jimmy Rogers & James Cotton - Walking By Myself - YouTube and Johnny (for Eddy) Johnny Winter and James Cotton - YouTube and J J. Geils and James Cotton playing the Blues - YouTube |
Yeah Fred that first tune is truly a great old classic tune. Larry has been known as one of the all time great studio, sessions, musicians and arrangers of anything studio for years playing with many great bands, tv commercials, and numerous solo albums. When he does any style album, and he can do any style music he chooses, he gets the best players to accompany him in what ever he does and this album follows suit with this harp player. One of many great solo albums.
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awesome video here. M B on guitar is a pleasure. At least no one in the crowd was high on anything other than life.:uhuh:
Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Driftin' Blues (Monterey 1967) - YouTube |
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This one has been burned into my brain for a long long time
John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers/Room to Move - YouTube |
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Great Thread!!! If any of you guys are close to Marshfield and want to check out some local blues check out The Bailey at Brant Rock. No cover and starts at 8pm every Thursday. John Hall of Rythmn Room Productions who puts on the Blues fests at the fair every year hosts. I haven't been yet but the word has been good.
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