Blues standard first recorded by Tampa Red in 1940. Note that this was recorded during the first Self Portrait session of 1970, and Dylan’s voice is in a state of transition from the Nashville Skylinevoice to the New Morning voice.
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The powerfully beautiful musician artist and iconoclast Cosey Fanni Tutti
Susan Tedeschi profile | Don’s Tunes
Susan Tedeschi: “When I was little, my dad would play me Lightnin’ Hopkins and Mississippi John Hurt, a lot of that country folk-blues kinda vibe. And I liked it, but it wasn’t my main thing. But then when I graduated college, I had some friends running a blues jam and they asked me to come sing.
"So I started diving into the record stores and bought all these records by T-Bone Walker, Big Mama Thornton, Koko Taylor, Johnny ‘Guitar’ Watson. That’s when I started diving into the blues on a massive level. They just really got me hooked.
“And they also got me playing electric guitar: I didn’t really play anything other than acoustic until I started getting into the blues. It was an exciting time. That music was soulful and inspiring, and I was really angry that growing up, we didn’t have that kind of music on the radio.
"But I’ve realised since that what we’re spoon-fed on radio is kinda all the baloney, the weakest of the lot. So you have to search out the really great stuff, the really soulful stuff. People can relate to the blues. It moves them. It can help to heal you. I think the blues can be very beneficial on a medicinal level.”
Interview: Henry Yates ( Classic Rock )Susan Tedeschi as she poses with her guitar, Chicago, Illinois, September 3, 2000.(Photo by Paul Natkin)
Tedeschi Trucks Band & Leon Russell – cover Alex Chilton’s Boxtops “The Letter” [Feat. Susan Tedeschi]
Maybe this goes some way to why I prefer Susan to her old fellah!
Plus she plays guitar better ’n’ him too!
Wot? Doesn’t make me a bad person!
Belle and Sebastian - Tigermilk 1996 | Tribal Gathering
Belle and Sebastian’s debut album was released on 6 June 1996, with only 1,000 copies (it was re-released in 1999).
Stuart Murdoch and bassist Stuart David met in 1994 through Glasgow’s program to help unemployed musicians (funded by Stow College) and in 1996 enlisted guitarist Stevie Jackson, drummer Richard Colburn, keyboardist Chris Geddes, and cellist Isobel Campbell. All of the musicians had not played together until they entered the studio to record the album, which they did in 3 days.
Tigermilk was released to positive reviews, and the original release of 1,000 copies sold out quickly, and after the 1999 re-release it has sold more than 125,000 copies.
belle & sebastian - ‘she’s losing it’ live at lowlands festival 2006
Jolly Brothers with Henrick Nicholson - Brotherly Love (1978) | Guess I'm Dumb
Jolly Brothers with Henrick Nicholson - Brotherly Love (1978)
"To my ears this lesser known song should be considered a roots reggae classic. It seems like Henrick Nicholson is taking the lead vocal with the Jolly Brothers backing. Produced by Lee Scratch Perry."
GUESS I'M DUMB
J.J. Cale (with Tom Petty & Mike Campbell) - McCabe's 2009 | soundaboard
J.J. Cale with Tom Petty & Mike Campbell - McCabe's Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, CA 2009
J.J. Cale's performed at McCabe's Guitar Shop in Santa Monica on March 28, 2009.
He was joined onstage halfway through the show by a couple of guys, Tom Petty and Mike Campbell, who stayed until the end of the concert. Tom Petty sang only on I'd Like to Love You Baby.
Now I know I don’t normally post audience recordings but seeing as how the Guitar Shop is so intimate and it being JJ though I would give this one a shot . . . not everyday you’re joined by Tom Patty to sing . . . . in a shop! McCabe’s or nay
Source: Audience
Track List:01. guitar solo02. Out of Style03. Low Down04. Don't Cry Sister05. Since You Said Goodbye06. Magnolia07. Walt's Boogie08. Roll On09. instrumental10. Petty & Campbell join the band11. Crazy Mama12. After Midnight13. I'd Like to Love You Baby14. Thirteen Days15. Tijuana16. Cocaine17. Call Me the Breeze18. I'll Make Love to You Anytime19. Travelin' Light
I mean check it here. . . . . .
J.J. Cale - Tom Petty - Mike Campbell - Since You Said Goodbye - Santa Mónica, CA 2009
vocals a bit low back there but heck whatcha expec’?
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