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❤ perfect song for me at the moment, love the lyrics, the beat, voice, instruments and the vibe

Well done, nice to see you still out there doing what you do. take care.. Best wishes, Paul and Jane

Groovy stuff!

Rock on 🤘

Great blues, man! Cheers to ya 🍻🍻

old farm boys never die

Son House was never out of liqueur but he played the same good all the time.

I only wish Charlie Patton was there. ❤❤❤

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Skip James, what a timbre/voice!!!!

Booker T. Washington White, conocido en el blues como Bukka White (Aberdeen, Misisipi, 12 de noviembre de 1906-Memphis, Tennessee, 26 de febrero de 1977) fue un guitarrista, famoso por su estilo slide guitar,[1]​ compositor, pianista y cantante de blues. Su grabación de «Fixin' to die» (1940) fue incorporada al Grammy Hall of Fame en 2012.

I am confident no one will ever be able to cover this performance! The talent of these blues men will never be matched. We are lucky that this performance was preserved.

mr White just sat that big National down on his lap and listened. RESPECT!!~

compare this to the "crossroads duel" im here.....

booker t washington white. the original OG!!!!!

My God!!! What a trio! Thant second was a case apart : wonderful!!!💖💖💖💖

it wants to be clever but mostly wants to live

ok some freaks were ai before it existed

kick ass playing!

this is the history of the blues ,seeing these greats live is such a rare treat , so respective of each other , like having mays , mantle and aaron , all in your lineup ! all 3 had their own distinctive styles ,, thank you !

Sad to see Son on his lips

this is pure precious gold here... thank you for sharing

Thanks for sharing. I spent post of my life about 20 miles from the Parchman Farm. A friend of mine died there a couple days ago. A horrible place to be. I can’t imagine the 1930s! 💙 this Bukka White! 💙💙

that turnaround at the end of bookers piece......

Wow

I don't understand a word he is saying, but it sounds great😂

somebody should restore this and colorize it

I hope some 20 year olds are watching this. They did it all before you.

thats american cultural heritage. thats for everybody to acknowledge and respect

Awesome!

This is a great example of how individualistic different styles of the blues can be

I do agree though, Sons guitar is really out of tune. Still better than 99 out of 100 other players

Say what you want Mr. Expert: Son and all the rest are American geniuses. Your analysis falls on ears that are full of wonderful country blues.

Hi Kas, Loved the song, and, as you know, we love your blues style. Was some of the video shot in fishermans wharf ? Take care ❤ Paul and Jane

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Well done to all of you hope you are better now Kaz Take care Paul n Jane ❤❤

Every single note is to be treasured

hits you in the gut! stark beauty!

So where exactly in In Manchester area is it please?

urban archeologist kaspar berry rapkin - really cool!

geoff marshall would be proud

A dear friend, a great raconteur and an encyclopedia of the Blues. Miss you, Dick

What’s not to like!

Remarkable video, thanks for keeping it alive!

Seeing Skip and Son really digging in hearing each other... Bukkas drumming on the guitar is just... (note to self, must check out Skip James more... any vinyl I must have?)

WOW!

RIP to the great blues scholar Dick Waterman! A true legend.

Incredible, 3 Master griots, each one by himself sounds like a band !!! Both creators and musical historians !!!!Thank you , brothers

Finally had time to watch this blog Well done good luck for 2024 love and best wishes Paul and Jane xx ❤

Thank you for the kind words <3, the feeling is mutual! Keep doing your thing man