This is one of my favorites. I have this cd and you'd think there was nothing but this on it 'cause I listen to it over and over. I love to listen to it while driving. It's fun to swing dance to it also. Today's music doesn't even compare, not by a long shot!!!! This 63 year old grandma still likes her rock and roll. I'm stuck in an old body, but my soul is young....who's that old lady looking back at me in the mirror??
Absolutely spectacular. Fireworks. Incredible ideas, impeccable timing. Watson is a true blues guitar master. And the Heat were never better than during that period.
Umm, Junior is great and one of the funniest guys I ever met, but the West Coast and the East Coast have different sounds. Here, we have Rusty Bogart, Danny Gatton and Bobby Radcliff. Lucky us! czcams.com/video/QX3SB7_cjBU/video.html
I met Junior in the 80s when he was playing with a buddy of mine. He was huffing these big old stogies, so I told him I had a friend with a tobacco store and would send him some rarities. He gave me his card (which I still have) so I sent him so many cigars, he smoked them all and then quit smoking shortly afterwards. He also told me the funniest Musselwhite story ever.
Once when he was playing at the Slippery Noodle in Indy I asked him if he got to play any of his jump stuff when he was in Canned Heat, he told me it was only the Canned Heat repertoire. He lied to me! Haha! He's truly one of the best in this genre, I steal every lick I can from him.
James Thornbury is the other guitarist. Saw this line-up at the WOW hall in Eugene, Ore with Henry Vestine sittin in as well. James was my friend and has passed on, and died in Australia
Great great Junior Watson. one of the greatest and the most creative guitarists on earth. What the fuck nobody knows about him here in Japan… What a shame..
"The Mole" is not only alive and one of today's top blues bass players, he's also the one playing the bass in this video. FWIW, I have seen them play in this lineup and IMHO it was the best and most entertaining Canned Heat I have ever seen or heard ... YMMV. Canned Heat was constantly replacing members throughout theit whole career so this is not more or less canned heat as any other version of the band.
You sir are one of the only people I've ever seen rival Junior Watson for having infinite ideas on the instrument. I'm friends with Steve Guyger and have watched a lot of your stuff together on youtube. I just saw Junior in NJ this year and he was fantastic. It was a spectacle. I'm sure you rarely make it over to the states but if you are ever in the Philly area and are around I'd love to see you do some stuff with Guyger here. You're the real deal and so is Junior! Hope all is well with you sir!
I first heard Mike perform at Michelangelo's in Long Beach, the summer of1982. I quit my job the next day. Then went directly to the nearest thrift store for a new suit, and then to the Bellflower Pawnshop for a guitar. Thanks Hune !
An under-rated genius of blues & swing guitar this man is....why on earth is this so ?....and listen to that groove !... & bass players who aspire to swing , check out the superb Larry Taylor !....this is awesome ....
Check out Robbie Laws from Oregon ... he does a great tribute to this song with his own arrangement. It's on this album: www.amazon.com/Deep-Ellum-Blues-Robbie-Laws/dp/B0001A79E4
In my humble opinion, this is utterly outrageous. LOVE this version with Junior, though - and Fito's playing is ridiculous :-) czcams.com/video/pPmIPaWdChU/video.html
as a long long REH fan and admirer-i have to agree. he's not had it easy-yet his soul is SO deep sweet and all-reet. not to mention what he does to those strings. i love a musician who can combine genres and do it with ease. REH and i have some things in common-and 30+ yrs later we are still standing and defying the odds of doin what we've done these yrs. and humble? cant get more humble. shuffle on-all!
Is that Larry Taylor on bass? I played in a band that opened for Canned Heat in Dallas and met Junior Watson when I played at the Tulsa Blues Festival several years ago. These guys are old school solid musicians and great guys!
Yes, it's the great Larry Taylor on double bass !! He has always bent his body like this. I saw him once in concert playing guitar as well but never double bass
I seriously do not get the interest in this guy as an "amazing" guitarist. His style is a "Lolly Pop" cheesy. There are equally good if not better, more melodic or lyrical player or interweave jazz into their blues and who are smoother and quicker. I mean he's good just not THAT good iMho.
This is one of my favorites. I have this cd and you'd think there was nothing but this on it 'cause I listen to it over and over. I love to listen to it while driving. It's fun to swing dance to it also. Today's music doesn't even compare, not by a long shot!!!! This 63 year old grandma still likes her rock and roll. I'm stuck in an old body, but my soul is young....who's that old lady looking back at me in the mirror??
Absolutely spectacular. Fireworks. Incredible ideas, impeccable timing. Watson is a true blues guitar master. And the Heat were never better than during that period.
Was that Fito on the drums? Who was on bass? Killer good!
Great !!!! Junior Watson plays Junior Watson!!! The Band is perfect!!
Junior Watson proves here why is considered one of the best blues guitarist out there...man, what chops!
Umm, Junior is great and one of the funniest guys I ever met, but the West Coast and the East Coast have different sounds. Here, we have Rusty Bogart, Danny Gatton and Bobby Radcliff. Lucky us!
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I met Junior in the 80s when he was playing with a buddy of mine. He was huffing these big old stogies, so I told him I had a friend with a tobacco store and would send him some rarities. He gave me his card (which I still have) so I sent him so many cigars, he smoked them all and then quit smoking shortly afterwards. He also told me the funniest Musselwhite story ever.
REST IN PEACE LARRY
ALWAYS IN THE MIDDLE OF IT WITH THAT UPRIGHT OF HIS
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Holy Smokes, Junior is on FIRE
Larry Taylor one of the greatest bassists ever ,what a groove ,relentless
R.I.P. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Taylor
The fabulous flying swan a.k.a the mole. what a player!
Fito's drumming is exemplary.
Just discovered Junior! This is great!!
Larry was a true virtuoso. A master of his craft and beyond compare…
Superb..!!!
Lord have mercy!! That man can make that baby sing
Very...
Very GOOD...!!
Amazing...!
Long Live Canned Heat!
Hot! Hot! Hotter!!!!!
The best.
best blues guitarist alive
Once when he was playing at the Slippery Noodle in Indy I asked him if he got to play any of his jump stuff when he was in Canned Heat, he told me it was only the Canned Heat repertoire. He lied to me! Haha!
He's truly one of the best in this genre, I steal every lick I can from him.
Absolutely immaculate !!!!
This is very very very good
James Thornbury is the other guitarist. Saw this line-up at the WOW hall in Eugene, Ore with Henry Vestine sittin in as well. James was my friend and has passed on, and died in Australia
I saw them twice with this line up - they blew me away. Go Junior!!!!!
5 years later, I'm back to listen to this groove :D
Great great Junior Watson. one of the greatest and the most creative guitarists on earth. What the fuck nobody knows about him here in Japan… What a shame..
"The Mole" is not only alive and one of today's top blues bass players, he's also the one playing the bass in this video.
FWIW, I have seen them play in this lineup and IMHO it was the best and most entertaining Canned Heat I have ever seen or heard ... YMMV.
Canned Heat was constantly replacing members throughout theit whole career so this is not more or less canned heat as any other version of the band.
You sir are one of the only people I've ever seen rival Junior Watson for having infinite ideas on the instrument. I'm friends with Steve Guyger and have watched a lot of your stuff together on youtube. I just saw Junior in NJ this year and he was fantastic. It was a spectacle. I'm sure you rarely make it over to the states but if you are ever in the Philly area and are around I'd love to see you do some stuff with Guyger here. You're the real deal and so is Junior! Hope all is well with you sir!
GOD I LUV THIS SO MUCH!
Awesome!!!!!!
Wow! What a drummer!!!
Right!
I first heard Mike perform at Michelangelo's in Long Beach, the summer of1982. I quit my job the next day. Then went directly to the nearest thrift store for a new suit, and then to the Bellflower Pawnshop for a guitar. Thanks Hune !
Yes!!
Go Larry!
Epic..
my wife is the granddaughter of neville watson , billys brother, a amazing musical family
Rock ´n ´Roll is here to stay!!!Thanks for the upload musiccuts.Greetings from Spain.
Can't believe I had forgotten this little tune. Long time brings back memories.
Terrific, I wish Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton were still around to swing to this version
I use to hang out with Junior Watson and Henry Vestine in. Eugene
Fantastic - such richness of invention !
Whoa!
the best version
Not even 2000 views...
What kind of INSANE planet am I living on!??!
Love this.
If your roots are deeper, your branches grow wider.
There’s a great version Watson did on the teebeeferris channel. Wonderful.
Watson is #1!!!!!! Wow!!!!
That's a GROOVE!
An under-rated genius of blues & swing guitar this man is....why on earth is this so ?....and listen to that groove !... & bass players who aspire to swing , check out the superb Larry Taylor !....this is awesome ....
I am sorry to say never heard of Mr. Watson until now, very nice and wll explore more of his music.
Me too!!
Fucking Great!!
Drummer is Fito de la Para, the only other original member left.
Fito de la Parra remains as one of the greatest blues drummer ever with his pristine shuffle
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OH Yeaaahh! Just TRY to sit still through this one.
Larry Taylor on bass is always a good thing!
This is the only version of The Hucklebuck I've ever heard that compares to Earl Hooker's version.
Check out Robbie Laws from Oregon ... he does a great tribute to this song with his own arrangement. It's on this album: www.amazon.com/Deep-Ellum-Blues-Robbie-Laws/dp/B0001A79E4
In my humble opinion, this is utterly outrageous. LOVE this version with Junior, though - and Fito's playing is ridiculous :-)
czcams.com/video/pPmIPaWdChU/video.html
so super !!
Love this song. As good as the originals
The best!! This is 'The Hucklebuck' if anyone is interested.
The Mole is locked in!
JAMMMMIN w Jr Watson......
!!!!!!
SENSACIONAL
go Junior go !!!!
well, alright! This is the stuff!
Interesting. That's a true musician. Makes me appreciate him more.
Need more Henry Vestine on youtube.
Absolument fantastique !! ♪ BigBluesMama ♪
Amen
THIS is what I'm talkin' about.
Check out the album "Double Dealing" by William Clarke and Junior Watson!
a-freakin greed! just got it a while back...man. man. holey moley. now dats as good as it gets
oh yeah it is and how fuckin great they are, fuck !
'Nuff said!
cool, that's some tasty playing
I prefer Watson on a hollow body guitar, but he's so damn good it really doesn't matter what guitar he uses!
Leaves me B-R-E-A-T-H-L-E-S-S!!!!!
This is sweet. May I add: Anybody who digs this would LOVE the incomparable Ronnie Earl's handling of nice, uptempo Blues shuffles.
as a long long REH fan and admirer-i have to agree. he's not had it easy-yet his soul is SO deep sweet and all-reet. not to mention what he does to those strings. i love a musician who can combine genres and do it with ease. REH and i have some things in common-and 30+ yrs later we are still standing and defying the odds of doin what we've done these yrs. and humble? cant get more humble. shuffle on-all!
Right on! There's a shortage:(
Thanks! I was wondering what the title was.
En får ikke en guitar til å låte bedre.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️👌👌👌👌👌👌💕💕Junior gjør det umulige nok en gang.❤️
Is that Larry Taylor on bass? I played in a band that opened for Canned Heat in Dallas and met Junior Watson when I played at the Tulsa Blues Festival several years ago. These guys are old school solid musicians and great guys!
Both Junior and Larry were in Kim Wilson's Tigermen in the early nineties, along with Gene Taylor from the Blasters and Rusty Zinn.
Yes, it's the great Larry Taylor on double bass !! He has always bent his body like this. I saw him once in concert playing guitar as well but never double bass
@Freddyguitarslim --'Nuff said! :)
Hollywood Fats was seriously worried to share the stage with only one guitarist: Junior Watson.
man you NAILED IT --- fats' nemesis -- Jr !
fido s agroovin
And how about Fito on the drums and Larry Taylor laying it down on that bass!!
That's my point.
knew he played weird old guitars, but what is THAT? Never seen him wit one a those. a wig too!
OH YES SWINGING OH YES
That would be.....the shit !
Yeah, any questions about how to do it? Junior is the scariest guitar player around.....
Sus,acordes,para,practicar,su,ritmode,bogi,blus
Dont forget to Boogie
Junior be a mo fo!
anyone know who the drummer is?
TONY'S GYPSY ROCKABILLY SWING! : czcams.com/video/srQmpKP8agA/video.html
I don't hear it.
I seriously do not get the interest in this guy as an "amazing" guitarist. His style is a "Lolly Pop" cheesy. There are equally good if not better, more melodic or lyrical player or interweave jazz into their blues and who are smoother and quicker. I mean he's good just not THAT good iMho.
"In your opinion" being the key phrase.
@@martincouch3723 - you missed the "h" !!