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That’s Rock and Roll! 👍

AGREE!! 💛💛🔥🔥

Awesome version, Gotta say Keef does a great job on vocals, Hubert always da man ……….

Soooo gooooooood. I never heard this gem. Hubert Sumlin and Keef! 😊🎸😝

Otis Redding arrangement with Taj' voice. Very cool.

Dems who's feels it knows it.

❤

One of the great guitarists, has done great work with John Mayall and many others

This version is still not on Spotify...

Great blues, remembering slim Harpo, great taj Mahal 👋👌💓❤️

First heard this in Barrie Goal Ont.

The back should have brunette Ha be less vd

the real deal

I prefer the carpenters version but like the change up

Yes stop drinking now!! You now how much I care about your health!!! I am your good friend who cares!!! Thank you Van Morrison!!

My favourite LP of all time. My go-to album. :)

Wonderful Song 🌹, soul to soul, Remember Otis redding ❤️👌

Makes me wanna shake a tail feather😂😂😂😂

Gulp💥

Great Man, Hubert Sumlin! love!

Fantastica nn si può nn ballare👏👏

When you have 13.5k songs on your ipod, you run into songs on shuffle you've never heard. Within 20 seconds of hearing this song for the first time, I was convinced one of those guitarists was Keith Richards, so I unlocked the screen and saw it was a Hubert Sumlin recording. Right about the same time I heard Keith's vocals and I was track 10 on Exile, "Happy!" I've been a Stones fan since 5 (1990), and I can pick out Keith's acoustic or electric style nearly instantly. One of my best "Rock 'n' Roll" stories involves Hubert. Keith got me into music, and I followed the rabbit hole down to what inspired him and eventually came across Howlin' Wolf and his guitarist Hubert Sumlin. Hubert is still one of my heroes. When I found out he was going to be playing at a local blues festival, I had to go. Hubert was playing not just beautifully, but with a fire and passion I hadn't heard from him previously. His manager made him take a break, and his set was paused, and a 30 min break ensued. My buddy and I went outside for a smoke, and as social as he was, he started talking to someone and I didn't pay any attention. Five minutes later, my buddy comes up to me and says "follow me," as he trails the lady he is talking with. I said "do you see this f###er" as I indicated a half smoked cigarette, and he said "GET YOUR A## OVER HERE AND FOLLOW ME!" I followed him, as he trailed the lady he was talking to, and I had no idea what was going to happen. We get to a secure room, the lady says that they were short of security guards, and asked would I be willing to provide security. I was wearing not only my fedora hat but a neon safety vest in seconds. I got to watch the rest of his set backstage, from Hubert's right leaving me as a guitarist, in total heaven watching those fingers produce his notes. I hate to sound redundant, but the man was on FIRE that night. He did a version of "Killing Floor Blues" that would have made Hendrix say "Damn!" After the set, I had to make myself a barrier between Hubert, and the crowd wanting his autograph. Half drunk, I think I did a great job! I was rewarded with a photo opportunity with the Great Hubert, and pianist Henry Gray, flanked on both sides of me. One of the greatest moments of my life, but it was about to get better. The manager or someone running the blues fest said "Hey, we are so happy you stepped up and provided security. Hubert is having an after-party, would you like to come? It's 20 miles away." My immediate response was yes.I called up my boss and told him I wouldn't be in on time tomorrow, he asked why, and I explained. His reaction was "Dude, don't even worry about it. Have fun!" There were about 15 of us at the party, all of us between 20's-60's in age. All we did was drink, smoke (cigarettes), and listen to Hubert tell his stories, and boy did he have some great ones to tell. Hubert talked about getting stoned with The Rolling Stones: about how Little Walter purposely crashed his car into Chess Studios (2120 S. Michigan Ave) because he was upset with his royalties on a song; borrowing Eric Clapton's favorite guitar for over a year, and Eric tracking him down like a junkie looking for a fix to get back his guitar he borrowed him. The best story was when during a "Jimi Hendrix Experience" tour, Howlin' Wolf with Hubert Sumlin were going to open for Hendrix. Jimi actually came backstage and in his own shy, and humble way, asked the Wolf if "I was wondering, if you were gonna play 'Killing Floor Blues.'" Howlin' Wolf responded no, and Jimi wanted to know if he would be granted permission to play the song. The Wolf gave his permission. Hubert and the Wolf played their set, and decided to listen to this young musician. After several songs, Jimi Hendrix announced he wanted to play a cover, a song called "Killing Floor." Whilst Jimi was playing, Hubert claimed he heard Wolf say several times in his gravelly voice "Damn!" After about 3 damns, Hubert asked the Wolf about his reactions, and the Wolf reportedly said "that kid plays that song better that we do, and we wrote it!" I spent less than 4 hours with the man, but I do cherish the limited time I was privileged to listen to him live playing and singing some of he most beautiful music ever lived performed, but also the stories shared with myself among others. The ever most humble Hubert was an amazing guitarist, story-teller, and gracious host. He had an honest handshake, and a genuine smile and laugh. He will, and forever will be, one of the kindest men I will ever have known. God Bless you Hubert, and thank you for your music.

MORGAAANNN..

There's the only one who sings like Keef, that's Keith Richards himself... LOL

Wow, fantastic duet, Vans the man, and Linda does a fantastic job on that piano,

GREAT FUN BY VAN

This Rocks..proper music.

Das ist nicht zu überbieten!!! Mir fehlen die Worte! Weltklesse😀❤️

Una rubia y una morena por la calle, y la morena le dice a la otra: - ¿Qué te pasa que estás tan seria? - Pues que he mandado a mi marido a por patatas para hacer la comida y le ha atropellado un coche. - ¿Y ahora qué vas a hacer? - Pues no sé. ¿!Macarrones!?

Este Rod era un ligón.

this must be first thing after split with Beck ?

Theoretically, perhaps, but no longer the case I'm happy to announce. My black hair became blonde, I've had the best of both worlds for sure. Discovered it's all the same. Great song though.😘

The real Keith. Inspired by one of the greatest.

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Jesus, TURN UP THAT PIANO!

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… just F***ing AWESOME, I hope I pass away dancin to this...

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…. Words can`t explaine this kind of awesome Music.… just let yourself go...….but, it`s just not for everyone….the boogie is soso seductive…. take care you all....

I'm a relative newcomer to Taj, but I'm likin' what I'm hearin' a lot.

Ska Morrison !!!

Came her after elijah wood said it aas ths blueprint for the white stripes

I Met/Heard Him and His Band At Svalbard years ago. He Told Me to Listen to GUITAR SHORTY. SO Sorry to read!Down Beat)hat he has retired. Dag

well...bassman Mojo says hellyeah!

I had the original Album by Rod Stewart..Love You Mr. Stewart.. Mine was not blue..

Fun fact: this was a picture disc! The album itself was the same as the cover art. Blue....with rod and the girls! I'm not sure if there was any difference in the poses. Also madonnas cassette tape to like a prayer was scented with patchouli That is all.

The sound of the guitar, the lyric the music, it's all magical.

Uh huh now she do not tell u know who about this

Rod does sound a bit like Marriott on this track, without the histrionics.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwww man would drink i drink to this😂😂😂😂😂 Rock&Roll everybody🤘👏💘