Everybody's Fightin' 'Bout a Spoonful - From the Delta to Chicago - Blues Guitar - Edward Phillips
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- čas přidán 9. 11. 2022
- Her'e my acoustic slide guitar version of the Willie Dixon classic spoonful. My lyrics deviate slightly from the original as I learned it 20 years ago and always do it off the top of my head - very much acceptable in blues.
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Your singing voice complements your guitar playing so well.
There’s something so hypnotic about delta and Chicago blues
at 2.36 you can't tell voice from guitar...heavenly stuff. Thanks Mr. Phillips.
What a take, brilliant vocal, quite menacing in the moment.
Love your music, the teaching of history, thank you so much for all Stay strong & live long
I believe that`s open D
Fantastic! Really brought the original feeling of the blues.
Dude!!! This may be the best song you’ve done. This is fantastic.
For me ,it's Crossroad blues. I,ve never heard a better version.
Very good Edward, this tuning is open G or D??
Got......Damm son!
Thanks Ed ! One of my favs !
Well done Edward! 👍👍🎸🎸🎤🎤
Another classic!!
Bro your stuff is always amazing
Now, that was NICE!
I really enjoy your music...!! Especially your slide work..
What tuning are you using..?
If you don't mind me asking..
Open D..?
That was really good
Nice job as always. Like the new hat.
I can listen to your playing (and singing) all day!
finally got my youtube rights back,just subbed onto your channel ,glad I found ya
Perfect.
Your the Man !
Love your playing, my favourite on you tube. Thank you.🙌🙌
What tuning are you in please.🙏
Nice
Excelent as always, Ed. Come to Europe!
It's a sick world where some people would rather hear Gaga than this guy.
You totally kick butt, Eddie!
Really excellent. Great job
Just brilliant! Thx
How about doing a “non-blues” Cream song like “Tales of Brave Ulysses” or “Strange Brew”?
Edward, I believe this might be my favorite song you have done.
Very well done!!!
From what I have read on old blues jargon a spoonful or also known as a loving spoonful referred to the volume of a man's ejaculate. I'm sure that the band The Loving Spoonful thought it was hilarious when they were on the scene and nobody was the wiser on where their name came from and what it referred to.
Nice..
Great version 👍
Class man.
Great version!
Great vocal.
What an awesome vibrato you have!
🥄🥣🥄🥣🥄
What its all about..
can you please put your music on spotify. your music is fantastic
Man I wish I knew what tuning that was in
Next time patton's spoonful, please!;-)
you should begin every video with a brief discussion on the axe you are playing.
Will there ever be any blues courses from you?
Can blue men sing the whites?
In your case, no question!
Maybe Jack White sings Black Betty?
@@toddburgess6792 I don't know of Jack White.
Have you heard of the 'Bonzo Dog doo-dah Band?
But then, that was around the time I saw Howlin' Wolf, in London.
Cream were still together.
@@elmonte5lim I do not know of the 'Bonzo Dog doo-dah Band, but I do remember when Cream were together. I was a pre-teen. You saw Howlin' Wolf in London, that's cool. I've never been to England, not likely I ever will. :-(
@@toddburgess6792 The Bonzos recorded a track on one of their albums, the name of which escapes me for the moment, although I have the vinyl.
It includes the lyrics:
'Can blue men sing the whites? (which may, well be the title)
Or are they hypocrites?' (pronounced to rhyme)
In any event, if you're interested, you can probably track them down on Wikipedia, along with albums and track listings.
Failing that, there's Google.
Actually, if you search on this platform, you may find some examples of their music, but give 'Urban Spaceman' a miss, it's not typical, their record company wanted a single that was commercial.
I can, pretty-much guarantee that you won't have heard anything like their stuff.
Some nice grass would help to get into the swing of things.
;)
The sixties!
Ya had to have been there!
I heard this song was about heroin? Maybe not idk...anyone know?