Hound Dog Taylor - Hideaway
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- I think this is the origin to the blues classic Hideaway made famous by Freddie King, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan and others... It is different that what they played, but I actually like this version better.
This tune is proof that you don't need to buy a '59 Gibson Les Paul and a '62 Marshall JTM-45 combo amp to play the blues...
...you just need to be born with 6 fingers on each hand.
This song is called "Taylor's Boogie". Search Wikipedia for "Hide Away" and you'll see the full story about the song's origins and who "borrowed" it.
You Can't Get More Real Than Hound Dog Taylor and the House Rockers !
That's 2nd guitarist Brewer Phillips playing the bass lines ,standard Houserocker procedure..(they had no bass player) unless Phillips was playing lead at which time Hound Dog would beat the bass lines out. This tune is "55th Street Boogie" from the 1st Alligator album. Yes, legend has it that Freddie King copped the Hideaway lick while watching Hound Dog during the time Freddie was in Chicago.As for the much missed Hound Dog,(Phillips and Ted too) We LOVED you at Teddy's baby!!!!!!!!!!
oh hound dog taylor this is why i really love you so. For me he is really a pure blues artist who plays more on his feeling than anybody else and it sounds so fucking great. I bet he could play freddy king of the scene with freddy's own song
Alligator Records got started recording Hound Dog. The label made a significant contribution, rediscovering Blues Artists that had been forgotten.
On Hound Dog's live albums on the Wolf label, the song is titled "Jumpin' With Symphony Sid," by Lester Young, which I believe is correct. The original can be found on Young's sessions with the Aladin label from 1949-1950.
From Wikipedia!.
Although "Hide Away" is credited to Freddie King and Sonny Thompson (pianist and A&R man at Federal Records) in an interview, Freddie King said that "Hide Away" came from a Hound Dog Taylor song called "Taylor's Boogie".
Hideaway was a place where he frequented in granby mass
I think it came from steel guitar rag
@100proofboogie thanks for that..ill give it a go...and thanks for that bit of gold info.. im from Adelaide Australia and you probably know this but the houserockers toured Aust. and played here in the mid 70S .there adelaide gig was at the Tivoli hotel ...they recorded and album down here during the tour .. "live at the ABC Radio"...they also played sydney and melbourne ...
So simple, yet so groovy. Digging it big time yeah!
This is 55th St Boogie from his first album.
Y'all need to listen to some Hounddog Taylor.
On the GOOD foot ! Que pasa , people , que pasa , HIT ME!
Seriously , though , I think that's Bruce Iglauer , goofing behind the drums in that photo. Hound Dog was his first , and BEST signing.
@diamondog99 As a matter of fact,ddog,Hound Dog held up the band one nite before starting the 2nd set to show a buddy of mine how he tuned(and some figuring patterns as well)Its open E,or as Hound Dog called it"Sevastopol".I read somewhere this is what it was called down in the MS Delta during the music's formative years.It was of interest to me as well even tho Im primarily a harp player, guitar was my 1st instrument. The A & D strings are tuned up 1 step, the G 1/2 step from standard.
Open E: E B E G# B E. It's a great tuning!
yeah
As you already said in your post, Lollypope!
Apparently, Freddie King got the tune for Hideaway from this Hound Dog Taylor tune.
@elmoresblues Yeah, this is Jumpin With Symphony Sid
uptempo, honey, look out!
excelente video saludos desde tijuana colega yeahhhh
５５ｔｈストリートブギー！✨
Thanks for posting. Beautiful.
Love this!
@planetscott1 AWESOME!!!
but Hound Dog probably got the melody from Elmore James' I Can't Hold Out
Elmore James only plays it on the lower snares
OOPS To ddog,I meant "fingering patterns". not figuring!
its got maxwell street written all over it!!!
Woah.
NOT hideaway! this is "55th street boogie"...hound dog's version of hideaway was called "taylor's boogie"....this doesn't even sound like it except for being a 12 bar blues
Paul Eisenberg Freddie got the idea for the head of "Hideaway" from an instrumental Hound Dog used to play which ended up with the title "Taylor's Rock" when he recorded it in 1971 for Alligator. The tune here is based on "Jumpin' with Symphony Sid" and was recorded by Hound Dog as "55th Street Boogie".
Hideaway was a place where he frequently played in granby mass
Freddie had to get the idea way prev to 71, as the Bluesbrothers covered it in 66?
Still debate on the original author, but how many blues songs have nearly identical melodies, chord progressions and lyrics yet with different credits?
To the neo it all sounds the same and maybe it does, but we don't care. It ain't Bieber and the rest.
Don't forget to boogie
Awesome :)
@pan59023
Phenomenal! How do you come by this gem?
Dynamite
Super slider who love distortion and a lot of pick-up's ...sometimes 5 or six ...just a super BLUESMAN
The fact is that even the old blues guys used to steal songs from each other all the time....
They hated when the rock guys stole songs and made money.
But, they all borrowed from each other as well.
Any idea when HDT recorded this performance? Nice to have it!
Look out Ted lets do this!!!!!
@diamondog99 Yes,I did know of the oz tour.Is that ABC Radio rec. available?? Id like to hear it.Besides seeing him several times in my hometown of Milwaukee(90 miles from Chicago), I was also there at his set at Ann Arbor Blues/Jazz fest ,some of which is now up here on YT! I still remember him introing the band and then saying "Everybody knows the Hound! ",seeing it again here after all these years,just amazing. Im now living in Thailand,and may make a Blues Trip" to Aus. next yr.
Black and white people singing the same blues, can't go wrong
You like this version better . Congratulations , You've passed the American Music Official hearing/I.Q. test with flying colors !
Lol! American IQ!!! Hahahahahaa!
But this is not HIDEAWAY? Hound Dog wrote Hideaway, Freeddie King stole it and said he wrote it, Hound Dog didnt mind.... But this is not Hound Dogs version of Hideaway.
Håkan Nilsson dude, my bros AND MY DAD were soooo sick of me listening to KISS, they gave me this and said, go practice some friggin blues!!!
@aurlis2012 Kawai I believe.
nevermind it's another Elmore James song.
I will search it and come back later
Hideaway was written by Freddie King and Sonny Thompson
Hideaway was a place where he frequented in granby mass
@100proofboogie do you know Hound Dogs Tuning...?
ひさびさ〜、これノリノリでって俺だけ日本語^^
i think he is playing base on the guitarr??
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