I doubt there's a youtube version, but back in the late 60's thru mid 70's you could see Elvin Biship and band at any one of 3 or four larger hall venues in The City and he'd do this.
Better than Stevie Ray, better than George T.
But George does a fine version of it here . . . and so did Stevie Ray . . . but Elvin, he did it better.
No, you won't find Elvin bishop there Larue. Sorry about that! I saw Elvin Bishop with Albert Collins in a small venue. Man, it's a wonder there is ANYTHING left inside my earholes!
You like blues Larue? Try this on:
http://www.koqx.com/
click on CLICK TO LISTEN, open a bottle of your favorite, twist one up and relax...THIS IS THE GOOD STUFF.
I like the Chicago one's who plugged in to steal Townsend's music.
I like thousands of others who did the blues . . .
I like Butterfield and his bands, and the Howlin Wolfs and Cotton's and more he worked with and ripped from.
I like the old dog's and I like the dog's who took their stuff and moved it one note further along the road of life and our ears.
I like what Fleetwood Mac and all the Brit's did to the blues in the late 50's and early to mid 60's and beyond that . . . damn the Brits knew what to do with the blues long ago.
And I'm still fussy about my blues. Cuz it's so damned boring . . . . outside of the genre's.
I like bottle neck slide, I like 4 bars, I like 12 bars.
you've not heard stevie ray doing this? ohh btw congrats on your trailer!!!
ReplyDeletesaw george do this live and he dedicated it to stevie ray vaughan. gave me forking goosebumps.
ReplyDeletethanks busted - great tune!
Great Stevie Ray Vaughan tune.
ReplyDeleteGeorge is good, but nobody did this like Stevie Ray did.
Great song...always a good listen!
ReplyDeleteI doubt there's a youtube version, but back in the late 60's thru mid 70's you could see Elvin Biship and band at any one of 3 or four larger hall venues in The City and he'd do this.
ReplyDeleteBetter than Stevie Ray, better than George T.
But George does a fine version of it here . . . and so did Stevie Ray . . . but Elvin, he did it better.
You kids . . . . huh. *G*
Lots of road passed under my trucks over the years groovin to this dude...ANYHOW, the reason I stopped by was to lay this on ya:
ReplyDeletehttp://thehound.net/songsbyartist.html
Have fun!
H.O.L.Y. S.H.I.T.!
ReplyDeleteDude, it is going to take WEEKS to listen to all that!!
I am going to share that with a lot of people man.
Thanks for the link, I already heard some great and very obscure tunes!~
BTW, How goes it it with the back?
Mr. Natural, while that IS a lengthy playlist, I didn't fine ONE Elvin Bishop tune in there . . *G*
ReplyDeleteI'm just sayin . . . . ;-)
No, you won't find Elvin bishop there Larue. Sorry about that! I saw Elvin Bishop with Albert Collins in a small venue. Man, it's a wonder there is ANYTHING left inside my earholes!
ReplyDeleteYou like blues Larue? Try this on:
http://www.koqx.com/
click on CLICK TO LISTEN, open a bottle of your favorite, twist one up and relax...THIS IS THE GOOD STUFF.
Mr. Natural, I'm fussy about my blues.
ReplyDeleteI like the oldies like the originals.
Robert Johnson.
I like the Chicago one's who plugged in to steal Townsend's music.
I like thousands of others who did the blues . . .
I like Butterfield and his bands, and the Howlin Wolfs and Cotton's and more he worked with and ripped from.
I like the old dog's and I like the dog's who took their stuff and moved it one note further along the road of life and our ears.
I like what Fleetwood Mac and all the Brit's did to the blues in the late 50's and early to mid 60's and beyond that . . . damn the Brits knew what to do with the blues long ago.
And I'm still fussy about my blues. Cuz it's so damned boring . . . . outside of the genre's.
I like bottle neck slide, I like 4 bars, I like 12 bars.
But man, I'm fuckin fussy about how it's done.
And that's that . . . ;-)