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Access to a piano ? Try it 🎉

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That is one completely wrenching heartfelt guitar solo by Bloomfield just kinda dive bombs ya down to a whole another level of blues God he was really good

The champion of the blues

Marvelous! ❤

Very original and swinging violin! Love his style❤

I don’t think it’s Earl Hines on piano: more likely Jim Dickinson, who played on RC’s “Boomer’s Story” album also in 1972.

Elmore James cover excellent

He didn’t record much hard blues covers but this one is really a standout… he should have done an album with Steve!

9:15. "I never heard such noise on the tennis court in my life, and I will never hear it again" --- Haarhuis.

Butterfield was a huge talent a powerful singer few ever even mention equal to his harp playing no BS rock star image crap it was all about the music.

This is America!

Magnifique !

Earl Hines on piano singing with Ry Cooder ? Thank you.

Thanks so much for posting this. This is the earliest Jon Lord material I’ve ever heard. JL is still my favorite Hammond player.

A Courageous Fighting Song!

Frankie fuckin miller that’s who!

very cool guy

#100🎉

The best version I ever found in RUclips, with the original song writer's name, in original Quechua (?), singer got beautiful voice, pristine and touching. Thank you ❤

Buenos días. Que comunicación. Tan mala. Apenas se comienza a escuchar una melodía. La interrumpen. Mejor. No publiquen nada.

Que bonita cancion Peruana, no lo niego, me gusta mucho, saludos desde Ecuador 🇪🇨

Greenie was incredible. Clearly Duane Allman listened to him and copied his legendary tone. This is so much more powerful than the Bluesbreakers' version with Clapton just a year before.

3:05 TOOT TOOT

Thanking these wonderful musicians...It's all we have left now to hold on to!!!

Awesome combination, nothing but the blues! 💙🎶🎵

TX, Andrea. Been listening to this for many years and it only gets better.

Love this stuff. TX.

What years was this performed?

Saw him in an old cinema in Detroit November 70 or 71 opened for John Mayal ,he was great .

Mick in his prime. You can tell his influence was BB King

Some people might not know that Elvin Bishop was in this band also and still has a great career

Que buen audio de condor pasa Andria saludos desde mi peru querido

Bloomfields rhythm guitar is outstanding. What is all the nagging about ?

An amazing era for Brit. blues, and these guys led the way. Thanks for posting

Delicado y elegante arreglo para esta joya de Lully. Gracias, gracias pr la belleza.

Beautiful.

Amo sua voz, Frankie! Música muito linda.

Thanks.

Great players and band have chemistry and know how to listen with their eyes and ears = they had that here

I became huge fan of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band with Mike Bloomfiled when I was 9 or 10 years old. I saw them live once around that time. It was a big part of my introduction to the blues, and as time when on, I kept going further back and back in time, to listen to all time greatest blues artists who almost all were black. Maybe in the '60s, that's how we were forced to get into it, since Paul and Mike where white.

OH ST.URSULA YOU BROKE MY HEART ON ABBY ROAD 😢 💔 YOU AND YOUR PAGAN PILGRIM COMPANIONS COULD OF BEEN PART OF THE CLAN OH WELL SUCH IS SO 😊TO WHOM THE BELL TOLLS 🔔 TO WHOM THE BELL TOLLS 🇬🇧👁️🔪💯🚬🚬💥💥🤐💔

¿En qué idioma están las letras? Se podría suponer que es español, pero no lo parece. Es quechua? Alguin tiene la traduccion?

They're having a hellov'a good time

He performed in Stuttgart, West Germany, in 1981. I accompanied my parents, and I’d never seen my dad, who was from Chicago, get so animated and joyful.

Profound admiration for this modest young man of enormous talent who died so young. His music comes from a place that many people will never visit in a lifetime. R.I.P. Anthony