Howlin' Wolf "Smokestack Lightning" Live 1964 (Reelin' In The Years Archives)

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  • @harrisonwintergreen1147
    @harrisonwintergreen1147 4 роки тому +2100

    raised in absolute poverty but as an adult got his GED and took some business and accounting classes in college to better manage his career. hell of a smart guy.

    • @richieohanlon
      @richieohanlon 4 роки тому +87

      Yup!! And if his musicians were out of work, he paid their unemployment

    • @L1V2P9
      @L1V2P9 4 роки тому +68

      Too bad other blues artists didn't follow his example. It was so tragic how shysters stole their songs, exploited and cheated them. Many died in poverty as a result.

    • @michelefrye3321
      @michelefrye3321 4 роки тому +21

      Very intelligent.

    • @TheMightyGreenEagle
      @TheMightyGreenEagle 4 роки тому +47

      @Bullets in Bacon Grease Well, aside from the story of Led Zeppelin, which has been repeated too often to go into here, I suspect what Randall was talking about is the way that record companies cheated these bluesmen out of almost every penny they earned. And if you think that didn't happen, it was certainly still common up through the seventies, and probably still is.

    • @toyman81
      @toyman81 4 роки тому +8

      Amen Brother, Amen!!!

  • @joearnold1148
    @joearnold1148 2 роки тому +1181

    I watched 2 sets of The Wolf's show at Paul's Mall in Boston waiting to hear Smokestack Lightning but when I asked the band about it they said the Wold was done for the night. I went over and told the Wolf I'd been waiting since 1960 in Mississippi to see him sing that song live. He said, "Son, you waited long enough " and got back up on the stage and dedicated the song to me. He asked me to stay at his table and have a drink with him! What a great guy and a great musician!

    • @Tom-xe9iq
      @Tom-xe9iq Рік тому +40

      That's a great story!!!

    • @mailman2332
      @mailman2332 Рік тому +15

      ​@@Tom-xe9iq Happy is a understatement

    • @whatsinaname6926
      @whatsinaname6926 Рік тому +25

      One of the best stories I’ve ever heard.

    • @nathan5871
      @nathan5871 Рік тому +24

      Absolutely a wonderful story. Thank you for sharing that!!

    • @chrismatteson2337
      @chrismatteson2337 Рік тому +8

      Wow! Great story!

  • @ryandrivon1638
    @ryandrivon1638 3 роки тому +1210

    I don’t care who says otherwise this man is the definition of pure grit and passion

    • @crissy3835
      @crissy3835 2 роки тому +7

      AGREED!! 😎

    • @sundarmann6167
      @sundarmann6167 2 роки тому +7

      Ain't no denying that!

    • @youreokayboah2128
      @youreokayboah2128 2 роки тому +34

      Why tf do people say “I don’t care what anyone says” as if they’re saying something controversial? everyone is here for Howlin Wolf lmao

    • @trustnoone9931
      @trustnoone9931 2 роки тому +1

      💯👍👍👍

    • @knowledgekey1978
      @knowledgekey1978 2 роки тому +10

      To me the real King of the Blues. No disrespect to B.B. King.

  • @Stephen-ou4sy
    @Stephen-ou4sy 3 місяці тому +137

    I'm 72 years old and my 12 year old granddaughter has inherited my love of the blues. Thank God for that.

    • @robertfitch310
      @robertfitch310 2 місяці тому +2

      I’m almost 71, I love introducing all sorts of music to my two grandchildren. Granddaughter turned 9 yesterday, grandson is 7, they love to boogie, but also love inspirational music, like Michelle McLaughlin while swing in the swing looking up at the giant Redwood trees where I live.🌲⛰

    • @kevinchamberlain7928
      @kevinchamberlain7928 Місяць тому +1

      Yeah but which god?

    • @robertfitch310
      @robertfitch310 Місяць тому +2

      @@kevinchamberlain7928 I believe that there is only ONE God in this universe. Perhaps the God of all faiths, but it’s a little early to get into a theological discussion. I also believe his son, Jesus, paid for my sins and has given me over 3 decades of sobriety from crack/ alcohol. Amen!🙏

    • @MrEcayetano
      @MrEcayetano Місяць тому +1

      Me pasa lo mismo mi nieta tiene 7 años.

  • @jfont5899
    @jfont5899 3 роки тому +4897

    My father has azheimer, but when I played this and asked him who the artist was singing, He replied, hollering wolf. i grew up listening to him . He started to sing and dance . Music real music goes wayyy back 🔥

    • @lennyluzitano8920
      @lennyluzitano8920 3 роки тому +154

      Right on brother.... your Dad... remembers...the Howling Wolf.....

    • @ryanmurphy4748
      @ryanmurphy4748 3 роки тому +123

      Keep the memories alive bro. Your dad, you, your kids, their kids....

    • @jfont5899
      @jfont5899 3 роки тому +41

      @@ryanmurphy4748 Thank you bro !

    • @jfont5899
      @jfont5899 3 роки тому +34

      @@lennyluzitano8920 Thank you !

    • @corydysart4668
      @corydysart4668 3 роки тому +75

      Him and muddy no one can replace

  • @tiffany171720052005
    @tiffany171720052005 6 років тому +2094

    I love how they characterized him in Cadillac Records. He was all man. They don't make men like him anymore.. A force to be reckon with! Pure energy!

    • @seed_drill7135
      @seed_drill7135 6 років тому +130

      Allegedly, when he was a poor sharecropper, he would hook himself to the plow he was so strong. Taught himself to read after he started to become successful. And didn't tolerate his band being drunk at gigs.

    • @montebronson8314
      @montebronson8314 6 років тому +14

      YATHAT HE Was:^::::SmokeStack::;- HE IS

    • @lexxiebodine1788
      @lexxiebodine1788 6 років тому +36

      GIRL-OMGGGGGGG-ALLLL MAN!!!! YES!

    • @tlc4369
      @tlc4369 6 років тому +32

      "Let the church say...Amen!"

    • @duanecolbert9196
      @duanecolbert9196 6 років тому +52

      its good to see women appreaciate the real mc coy

  • @willclark6607
    @willclark6607 3 роки тому +715

    I love everybody here just because they love the blues just like me

  • @docjones712
    @docjones712 2 роки тому +347

    Did he just say, "Whatever R&B is?" This is history right here.

    • @ncooty
      @ncooty Рік тому +63

      I thought he was insinuating that musical labels and categories are a bit arbitrary and useless.

    • @billmavin6203
      @billmavin6203 Рік тому +65

      You really need to read up about the great Chris Barber he was a great supporter of American blues, and his comment was a dig against labels

    • @notmyname3681
      @notmyname3681 Рік тому +34

      Yeah, that was 100% a 'We call it blues, still' comment.

    • @RAlexander-ij6rm
      @RAlexander-ij6rm 9 місяців тому +15

      Just disrespectful.. tryna discredit people right to their face

    • @allisong1351
      @allisong1351 8 місяців тому

      Shameful yall don't understand the absolute history of that comment... it was in support not degrading! Fools!

  • @Playthellgb42
    @Playthellgb42 4 роки тому +1413

    The actor who played "The Wolf" in the movie Cadillac Records should have won an ACADEMY AWARD, because his characterization was MAGNiFICENT!!! He really captured this unique and powerful man!!

    • @sloansv
      @sloansv 4 роки тому +87

      Lol..and he's a soft spoken British man..but truly got into this character plus the striking resemblance is erry

    • @elliottwilliams9221
      @elliottwilliams9221 4 роки тому +38

      Yeah but instead they nominated Beyoncé and the the other guy who hated in him the entire movie, that same actor is in Chicago PD. His characterization is almost better than the real howling wolf.

    • @chrisubias7135
      @chrisubias7135 4 роки тому +6

      Playthell Benjamin great movie

    • @lindanorris2455
      @lindanorris2455 4 роки тому +24

      EAMON WALKER. HE IS ALSO A MOVIE STAR! WATCH Mr. Walker in The George Gently Series.

    • @15nanoseconds
      @15nanoseconds 3 роки тому +42

      When I first saw the movie and even now, this man's performance turned my insides to jello! Hauntingly sexy!

  • @jenespears3140
    @jenespears3140 4 роки тому +1485

    You dont sing like that unless you've known pain. His voice gives me chills everytime love it

    • @andersonhilliard1940
      @andersonhilliard1940 3 роки тому +23

      I believe he would have been a good preacher, with his voice. N size.THE MIGHTY WOLF..R.I.P
      MOAN WOLF

    • @sharkbot25
      @sharkbot25 3 роки тому +19

      theres some sort of background story to it for sure

    • @thetravelingmaid
      @thetravelingmaid 3 роки тому +21

      Everyone knows pain

    • @michaelsmith2412
      @michaelsmith2412 3 роки тому +16

      And who alive hasn't "known pain"?

    • @wildman8609
      @wildman8609 3 роки тому +5

      I was about to type this same comment. But you’ve already got it dawlin. 😤

  • @daddyg1973
    @daddyg1973 4 роки тому +3116

    No voice lessons. No auto tune. No tricks. All power. All real.

    • @SenseiIceman
      @SenseiIceman 4 роки тому +62

      all the characteristics of great talent

    • @kacema7048
      @kacema7048 4 роки тому +74

      Real talent don´t need tricks.

    • @javierbh1
      @javierbh1 4 роки тому +36

      AND feeling

    • @kimberlydillard1090
      @kimberlydillard1090 4 роки тому +24

      Sounds awesome!!

    • @christopher19894
      @christopher19894 4 роки тому +73

      The best part is how he gets all loud, rough and raw, but then he contrasts it with those sweet high-pitch ooohs. Unreal.

  • @stehughes75
    @stehughes75 9 місяців тому +49

    Love & Respect This Man..
    Blues Went on to Create Rock & Roll / Heavy Rock..We Owe These Guys & Girls A Massive Debt !

  • @marsazorean62
    @marsazorean62 5 років тому +1631

    This IS just another example of what REALLY made America great.

  • @jadender
    @jadender 5 років тому +485

    “And he’s been howlin’ at the moon ever since”

  • @howardharp
    @howardharp 3 роки тому +538

    I saw him perform fifty three years ago. He's the reason I play harmonica. This was a great version!

    • @chrisheroldt5871
      @chrisheroldt5871 2 роки тому +4

      This isn’t thee Howard levy, is it?

    • @dorshemtov5554
      @dorshemtov5554 2 роки тому +3

      He is the reason I play blues

    • @richardj9016
      @richardj9016 Рік тому

      My son has just bought his first set of harmonicas. He’s learning Smokestack Lightning.

    • @jensutherland3597
      @jensutherland3597 Рік тому

      Om my that is so great you are lucky

    • @grasshoffers
      @grasshoffers Рік тому +1

      What is a good harmonica to play and what key is he playing in for this song?

  • @charlesatty
    @charlesatty 3 місяці тому +65

    At 72 i listen to these old blues masters and dont know whether to cry, dance or shout, but damn sure know im alive

    • @lamontcranston3177
      @lamontcranston3177 3 місяці тому +1

      Rock music was youth music but hard blues like this is for all ages. I'm pushing 70 myself. I first heard the Wolf when I was kid. Loved him then. Love him now. Just stopped by for another fix. This clip is great! The 1964 English audience got introduced to something powerful! They seem to know it too!

    • @katstewart5267
      @katstewart5267 2 місяці тому +1

      Oct.4,2024
      🎶🎼🎵. Dance 2 your Souls desire. This gem was a true treasure. Much L💚VE & blessings .🎶🎼🎵 👍🤘
      🇨🇦🍁

  • @ebenvanheerden4112
    @ebenvanheerden4112 4 роки тому +379

    Recorded 1964!! And still here for us to listen to. What an outstanding peice of music and we are privileged that it survived.

    • @rlnstn9300
      @rlnstn9300 2 роки тому +7

      That's the thing- The Blues will never fade away. It's in too many people's hearts. Hooker, Muddy, The Wolf...

    • @itaytal9337
      @itaytal9337 2 роки тому

      im 30 , thats all i can listen to...

    • @janemiller5620
      @janemiller5620 Місяць тому

      I was born 1963 and grew up on the blues

    • @jfont5899
      @jfont5899 7 днів тому

      @ebenvanheerden4112 yes yes yes

  • @tatertae5730
    @tatertae5730 5 років тому +1963

    As a black man I take true pride in these individuals that truly defined music. They can never take this from us.

    • @christophercolumbus1169
      @christophercolumbus1169 5 років тому +161

      Music don’t care what color you are.

    • @danialm8122
      @danialm8122 5 років тому +87

      @@christophercolumbus1169 so you are white.

    • @KOLDBLU3ST33L
      @KOLDBLU3ST33L 5 років тому +28

      Why would anybody. The greats are The greats. 😎

    • @FYMASMD
      @FYMASMD 5 років тому +10

      They don't wanna. Bullshit.

    • @christophercolumbus1169
      @christophercolumbus1169 5 років тому +98

      Danial M I can’t simply take pride in an artist because I share their skin tone because I’ve grown up thinking it never really mattered. I would never say “I love Bob Dylan, he makes me proud to be a white man” because I’ve truly never thought it. I just like his music. My skin color matters as much as yours when it comes to enjoying music... it doesn’t.

  • @MrAllie-bf6zt
    @MrAllie-bf6zt 2 роки тому +774

    It's 2022 and this still hits hard!!!

    • @eboneep6354
      @eboneep6354 2 роки тому +7

      I swear

    • @d3ziii
      @d3ziii 2 роки тому +10

      and it will hit hard 500 years later from now on, music is endless

    • @Allen216.
      @Allen216. 2 роки тому +8

      This song slap

    • @byronholmes2496
      @byronholmes2496 2 роки тому +8

      Just Pure.

    • @stevetrivago
      @stevetrivago 2 роки тому +10

      No filters… no ego… just several smooth dudes sitting around doin their thing… Music today pretty much sucks.

  • @davidcpugh8743
    @davidcpugh8743 10 місяців тому +34

    I play harp. This man is a holy icon in R&B. We used to call this Talking Blues.

  • @bassdogg8551
    @bassdogg8551 3 роки тому +688

    57 years ago and still bad ass. The Wolf was and still is the man.

    • @michaelmulholland9072
      @michaelmulholland9072 2 роки тому +24

      Incredible isn't it. Sitting at work on a Friday afternoon transported to another dimension listening to the wolf. Art at it's best.

    • @lunalea1250
      @lunalea1250 2 роки тому +13

      Absolutely 100%! 🥳💜💫

  • @MonotoneCreeper
    @MonotoneCreeper 6 років тому +334

    Willie Dixon, Hubert Sumlin and the Wolf on one stage! We are lucky this footage exists.

    • @darryljackson7600
      @darryljackson7600 5 років тому +8

      Monotone It would NEVER be Rock N Roll if it wasn't for these Black talented musicians and singers!!!!!

    • @billmavin1998
      @billmavin1998 5 років тому +9

      Do not forget Sunnyland Slim on piano

    • @thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261
      @thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261 5 років тому +1

      @Vincent H. Hubert is the man, RIP

    • @nynjparis
      @nynjparis 5 років тому +4

      Monotone Damn right. I’ve been watching this for 7 years. Just wish that watermark wasn’t parked all over Wolf & Dixon. BTW I met Dixon while waitressing at Kingston Mines Chicago.

    • @trascents866
      @trascents866 4 роки тому

      Monotone didn’t muddy try to get hurb

  • @J-c-b...1
    @J-c-b...1 9 місяців тому +39

    What a man what a voice 👏🏻💯

  • @wullyjohnjockhughmccrory660
    @wullyjohnjockhughmccrory660 Рік тому +85

    Now there’s a man that understood the assignment

  • @montanaelkwhisperer1744
    @montanaelkwhisperer1744 3 місяці тому +31

    thank god technology preserved all these amazing old performances.

  • @jonquilsimms97
    @jonquilsimms97 4 роки тому +416

    I'm currently watching Cadillac Records on Netflix and had to come back to this song!!

  • @omairsh8
    @omairsh8 4 роки тому +957

    My speakers needed a cigarette after that

  • @kingbradson5813
    @kingbradson5813 10 місяців тому +1360

    Who's still listening in 2024

    • @annbernadettemiller7199
      @annbernadettemiller7199 10 місяців тому +5

      yup

    • @wellbbq
      @wellbbq 10 місяців тому +4

      Da Tail Dragger is the Best!!!

    • @mickeythompson24
      @mickeythompson24 9 місяців тому +15

      I am! And doing so on Leap Day 2/29/24. Much Love From New Orleans Everyone 💜💚💛

    • @KC-gy5xw
      @KC-gy5xw 9 місяців тому +8

      MEEEEEEEE!!!!!!

    • @Justina2555
      @Justina2555 9 місяців тому +4

      ✋️

  • @christopherjohnson1803
    @christopherjohnson1803 2 роки тому +156

    These blues legends make YOU FEEL the music, not just hear it. They lived gritty, hard lives and you can feel it.

  • @jeffharrison1277
    @jeffharrison1277 5 років тому +581

    Ladies and gentlemen,this is what BLUES sounds like.Pure unadulterated Blues.

    • @tanafort9741
      @tanafort9741 5 років тому +13

      It is pure art- listen to the emotion and vocals. He was sharing his soul.

    • @ripme6616
      @ripme6616 5 років тому +2

      With a dash of hokum

    • @DME309
      @DME309 5 років тому

      This my first experience😳

    • @cherylreed7010
      @cherylreed7010 5 років тому +1

      Yes!!!!🤗

    • @richmcconnell3346
      @richmcconnell3346 4 роки тому +1

      FoReal...........

  • @luvbasses5487
    @luvbasses5487 4 роки тому +652

    I feel almost ashamed that at 53 years old, this is the first I’ve seen of this clip. All of our British heroes looked up to this guy. He was responsible for SO much. My homework never ends on these legendary blues figures.

    • @markabboud8564
      @markabboud8564 3 роки тому +10

      Check out Bukka White and Blind Willie McTell. You Was Born To Die is one of the best blues songs ever written.

    • @justhaifished
      @justhaifished 3 роки тому +10

      iam 21 and im ashamed as well what a masterpiece what a salvation this song is

    • @michaelsmith2412
      @michaelsmith2412 3 роки тому +6

      @@justhaifished Is this "im ashamed" a mee tooo moment/

    • @justhaifished
      @justhaifished 3 роки тому +7

      @@michaelsmith2412 it definitely is me too moment I'm not really ashamed i just expressed it like this way I always act like a old man because sometimes in my head I feel like a old man don't get me wrong here I'm young and muscular also healthy but I love to be myself not what other people want to expect from me

    • @parabola8019
      @parabola8019 3 роки тому +5

      You are looking and listening to one of the best that ever did it… that’s for sure. If I could name one… Howlin wolf would be it. Research done.

  • @tgfabthunderbird1
    @tgfabthunderbird1 2 роки тому +211

    "Moaning at Midnight" is a biography that is a must-read--what a story. Wolf lived the blues, its joys, and definitely the sadnesses. He is an architect of rock and will never be displaced.

  • @MsTazzara
    @MsTazzara 10 років тому +730

    The audience is a lucky group. This is as good as it gets. This is priceless.

  • @timothytremblay7763
    @timothytremblay7763 2 роки тому +175

    One of the most recognizable voices in Blues history.

  • @arminiushermann09
    @arminiushermann09 3 роки тому +93

    Growing up in the city with 5 brothers an sisters as a poor family but when my dad cranked that blues on the stereo, I was a rich man an ruler of all kingdoms.

    • @kenpotelwa3080
      @kenpotelwa3080 2 роки тому +1

      You weren't poor but rich awaiting. Music would then fast foward the feeling of richness by bringing the sense of hope. You would forgert all your past and present adversities and think about your brighter future. That's the effect of the sense of sound on one's conscience.

  • @Me_myself_and_I_AM_Vision
    @Me_myself_and_I_AM_Vision Рік тому +95

    You can tell most of these artists grow up sing in the church. Awesome and unique voice

  • @sodivine714
    @sodivine714 4 роки тому +337

    Still waiting for a movie to be made about this man.

    • @Kendell062
      @Kendell062 4 роки тому +63

      Howling Wolf was smart with his money, loved his family, didn't do drugs, took care of his band,which was unheard of . Hollywood doesn't believe they could make a story about a Black male entertainer unless he was the opposite of those things.

    • @stevepena8919
      @stevepena8919 4 роки тому +21

      He was in Cadillac records it's on Netflix but it's not just bout him it's about all the blues artist from the 40 to the 60s

    • @useyournogos6845
      @useyournogos6845 4 роки тому +35

      @@Kendell062 Reminds me of how they had to put Jimi Hendrix hitting his wife with a telephone in the movie about him when he never did anything of the sort. Because black people can't just be good people, hollywood doesn't like that.

    • @hootinouts
      @hootinouts 4 роки тому +5

      I second that!

    • @mikekaatman3194
      @mikekaatman3194 4 роки тому +12

      Not enough dirt on him might be why it has not been made.

  • @TyrWesterberg
    @TyrWesterberg 3 роки тому +126

    One of my favorite artists of all time. And I’m only 20 this year. I wish music was more like this now days.

    • @khandmo
      @khandmo 2 роки тому +7

      I'm 12 this is my favorite song

    • @NoLefTurnUnStoned.
      @NoLefTurnUnStoned. Рік тому +1

      One of my favourites too.
      My mum plays it when she’s doing the washing up and I’ll be born sometime next month!

    • @KratomFlavoredAdidas
      @KratomFlavoredAdidas Рік тому +1

      I'm 174 years old and I've been listening to Hollering Wolf for 84 years.

    • @whatsinaname6926
      @whatsinaname6926 Рік тому +1

      Wise beyond your years

  • @dynjarren8355
    @dynjarren8355 2 роки тому +168

    Howlin Wolf and Willie Dixon!
    This is the real deal!
    Two Blues Legends!
    RIP 💐

  • @DPK99ATown
    @DPK99ATown Рік тому +75

    Hubert Sumlin, ladies and gentleman! The man who steered Howlin’ Wolf’s band and did so unnoticed for the most part. One of the greatest blues guitarists to walk this Earth!

    • @slidemachine13
      @slidemachine13 Рік тому +2

      I second that!

    • @Mobeezy357
      @Mobeezy357 Рік тому

      Yea big up the non blck

    • @pedalboy
      @pedalboy 6 місяців тому

      How can you top Wolf, Hubert and Willie Dixon on the same stage?? You can't!!!

  • @giovanniparris940
    @giovanniparris940 4 роки тому +355

    “What they call R&B whatever R&b is” 🤣 little did he know.... the explosion it would have.

    • @marshinz5696
      @marshinz5696 3 роки тому +7

      We are inevitable...

    • @aidans6257
      @aidans6257 3 роки тому +17

      @@martharichler6672 Yep, we should all be grateful the BBC had the insight to film and preserve this performance. Otherwise it may never have happened, or may just have been lost like so many others.

    • @somenothing7914
      @somenothing7914 3 роки тому +8

      right, like wtf haha

    • @Forever78TFS
      @Forever78TFS 3 роки тому +1

      ua-cam.com/video/pgOY90NOiFM/v-deo.html

    • @jamesbuckingham.2935
      @jamesbuckingham.2935 3 роки тому +55

      For the clueless people commenting this was not a BBC man but jazz great Chris Barber. One of the most influential people in altering people's tastes. Involved with Lonnie Donegan's Rock Island line which brought in the skiffle craze which led to the likes of John Lennon and others becoming involved in music. Then he brought a host of blues artists over here for the first time, Wolf, Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee, Muddy Waters, Sister Rosette Tharpe who thanks to him played in front of bigger audiences, and white ones at that, for more money than they had ever seen.
      The reason he said rhythm and blues-whatever that is was people with no idea about it referring to bluees music as rhythm and blues as some sort of catch all.
      He died yesterday, aged 90. Was still touring until 2019. BBC man indeed. Some people should not comment on thi gs they know nothing about.

  • @machiavellisprince5986
    @machiavellisprince5986 3 роки тому +845

    I'm a 46 year old black man and it's 2021 and I knew these kind of men. You didn't play around with them. Fearless men who grew up around so much murder that it's hard to fathom. Men like my grandfather. They carried around enormous pain. Every once in a while they'd forget themselves and tell you about their friend who was lynched when they were a teenager. Or they'd tell you about their sister who was raped by a white sheriff. Then they'd catch themselves and end the story as quickly as it started. They didn't want to pass along that pain to you. But you knew they'd kill a man if they hadn't already because that was survival. Hard drinking. Hard fighting. Women. And running from God.
    The way he's singing... that's church. That's gospel music stuff. We'd sing like that at church for an hour or two straight.

    • @uptownslim84
      @uptownslim84 3 роки тому +54

      Facts bro I’m 37 grew up in Mississippi Wolf kinda reminds me of my grandfather and your right about the pain those men had to deal with especially men of that stature and size back then was a immediate target I remember he told me a story one time he was walking to the store and in the front laid out was a dead black man shot to death

    • @agnegustafsson2019
      @agnegustafsson2019 3 роки тому +8

      This was real men😈

    • @miraclesblessings5044
      @miraclesblessings5044 3 роки тому +52

      Yes, he reminds me of my great grandfather who used to tell us about growing up in Texas. He had to leave because a white man grabbed his girlfriend's butt and he said he was sick of white men just doing whatever they wanted to black women, especially right in his face he felt like they were trying him like ain't a damn thing that he could do or say. But he beat the white man almost to death so he left, the girlfriend was afraid to leave Texas. He went to Chicago!

    • @wesleyculpepper4571
      @wesleyculpepper4571 3 роки тому +9

      Brother you told the truth that time. You just spoke about my great grandpa on my dad's side and grandpa and uncle's on my mom's. Gotta love middle and south Georgia!

    • @mikearchibald744
      @mikearchibald744 3 роки тому +23

      There's a story that Howlin Wolf sometimes had to pull over and beat up his own band. Most managers I tell that to said "Sometimes thats what you had to do". But apparantly he paid very well to his musicians. But anybody in that world knows musicians can be pretty messed up people.
      Mick Jagger pretty much ripped off his whole visual act. Apparantly nobody gave a show like howlin wolf, except maybe screaming jay:)

  • @HarryLime-ge6dc
    @HarryLime-ge6dc 7 місяців тому +73

    The immortal and oft-robbed genius, Mr. Willie Dixon on bass. Why settle for imitation when the genuine article is available? These men were giants who faced oppression, repression, and terrorism and created beautiful and powerful art to attest to their struggles and survival. We should be humbled.

  • @JanieWithrow-gs9qs
    @JanieWithrow-gs9qs Місяць тому +3

    I'm still listening. Love those blues. Have ever since I was a little girl, I'm 76 now. Play it loud

  • @theolderrunner5335
    @theolderrunner5335 3 роки тому +66

    Simply in a class of his own. To this day, I don't think many people understand or appreciate what an incredible musician and singer this man was.

  • @savinay4812
    @savinay4812 2 роки тому +151

    SHOUT TO THE UK FOR NEVER LETTING MUSIC DIE! Major Respect!

  • @smoothoperator7023
    @smoothoperator7023 10 місяців тому +14

    Ol' Wolf goes from deep gutteral growl to hitting those high notes- priceless!
    🔊🔊💪🏾

  • @gracejonesboxcut4990
    @gracejonesboxcut4990 4 місяці тому +28

    Black Americans have such a beautiful humanity.

  • @bassdogg8551
    @bassdogg8551 3 роки тому +43

    When I was a young man there was an older man named Mr. Peques. He loved listening to Wolf, Muddy Water, John Hooker and Etta James at the local cafe juke box. He would dance and had such a look of joy in his face and eyes. But what struck me the most was he had tears running down his face, not for sadness but for joy. People would laugh at him, but I couldn't. Finally, I ask why he cried and he said their music touched his soul. As I got older and truly listened to these blues legends, I too felt it in my soul. To me this is the blues and now at 69 years old I'm like Mr. Peguis listening to the blues brings me to tears, tears of joy. It's a beautiful feeling in my soul.

    • @azizip171
      @azizip171 2 роки тому +3

      @Bass Dogg, thank you for sharing your memory of Mr. Peques.
      Your entire comment is wonderfully written, and I love the ending: "As I got older and truly listened to these blues legends, I too felt it in my soul. To me this is the blues and now at 69 years old I'm like Mr. Peguis listening to the blues brings me to tears, tears of joy. It's a beautiful feeling in my soul."
      Amen!

    • @michaelscott7462
      @michaelscott7462 2 роки тому +4

      Bless you.

  • @jacquelinebyrne3196
    @jacquelinebyrne3196 3 роки тому +72

    I saw Howlin Wolf in 1964 in the British Legion Hall in South Harrow, will never forget him amazing voice.

    • @rlnstn9300
      @rlnstn9300 2 роки тому +5

      You are so blessed and so lucky to have seen him!! I wish I could've seen him. The Wolf, John Lee Hooker, and Muddy Waters. I was born in 63. Thank God I have older brothers who turned me on to the Blues. My favorite music.

  • @wileynicholson1682
    @wileynicholson1682 2 роки тому +14

    I was 7yo when I heard this because my mom and her sisters were dancing to it!

  • @paulmaxson4218
    @paulmaxson4218 8 місяців тому +6

    Howling Wolf!!!!! Best of Blues!! Sad it took so long for our own country to realize the Man's talent.

  • @kayy567
    @kayy567 9 місяців тому +10

    It is crazy to see music living so long and having a lasting impact.

  • @YogsenForfoth
    @YogsenForfoth 2 роки тому +57

    Nobody sang the blues like Wolf did. My god, he was the best.

  • @jeancruise3313
    @jeancruise3313 Рік тому +39

    Its 2023 and this still sounds so darn good yes it does

    • @ThompsonSmith207
      @ThompsonSmith207 Рік тому +1

      Hello Jean
      How are you doing today?

    • @RankinHardin
      @RankinHardin Рік тому

      That's possibly because in this era, there is no real music. There is no soul, or texture. We have completely disrespected art as an achievement and it's become the same corporate slave ship as fast food or Facebook.

  • @makaladestiny1200
    @makaladestiny1200 Рік тому +77

    I’m 27 years old… my grandfather used to play his music along with other artists. My grandfather passed when I was 12 yet I still listen to the oldies. ❤❤❤ love me some Howlin Wolf!

    • @bflyle
      @bflyle Рік тому +4

      So did my grandfather and father. On Saturdays and sometimes Sundays, our house was full of great blues songs. Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters were the favorites. My dad was also a guitar player, and at times, we would gather/sit around his feet while he played their songs. Brings back so many good memories. I still have their records, reels, eight tracks, and C.D.s. Sometimes, when I'm listening, a memory will fall in the form of a single teardrop.

  • @smokiebird06
    @smokiebird06 4 роки тому +107

    When you listen to him sing you know he's been there and back.

  • @bigmaintwosidez
    @bigmaintwosidez 7 років тому +171

    The GREAT Howlin Wolf!!! The best to ever do it,and the most slept on artist of the genre. Long live tthe Wolf... a real man!

    • @someotherguy43
      @someotherguy43 5 років тому +3

      This man gives me the chills till this day. Fuckin GOAT.

    • @justinj3262
      @justinj3262 5 років тому

      Nah, close second. Muddy Waters still got the edge.

    • @thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261
      @thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261 5 років тому +4

      @@justinj3262 that's a tough call! Muddy's the main man but Howlin' Wolf is, well, the Wolf :D

    • @telam1744
      @telam1744 2 роки тому

      "100% NO SUGAR"

  • @melanatedo.g6652
    @melanatedo.g6652 3 роки тому +206

    This is the stuff that makes me proud to be a BLACK MAN.
    It brings tears to my eyes,with happiness,the feelings I get listening to music that was created & performed by MY PEOPLE.

    • @timothylikes782
      @timothylikes782 3 роки тому +18

      There would by No Rock & Roll if it wasn't for the Black Man. Period! But! To start designating separation into those people, my people,.. is an issue and you really should stop. Be proud of your color? Sure! Where you came from? Sure! But, using the term "my people".. that's just absolutely something you should not be doing. We're all equal brother! God is good! He created us all! We all have the same blood running through our veins. Christ died for All of us! *Sadly, I feel I should Add this due to the world we now live in.. SO, Just incase someone comes at me due to being white?? Lol! I will Add, Myself, came from severe poverty. Grew up burglarizing homes with my own father! Welfare.. Food stamps.. Drug abuse.. All a part of me growing up. So please , No one come at me with " Privilege." 😒 ~All my Best & God Bless all of you in the comments! And God Bless you Howlin Wolf!! God gave you such a Gift!!

    • @marieglaude6875
      @marieglaude6875 3 роки тому +2

      Absolutely I feel the same way

    • @agnegustafsson2019
      @agnegustafsson2019 3 роки тому +2

      Blues is the black mans territory

    • @tompaul2591
      @tompaul2591 3 роки тому +10

      Racists! Anyone can get the blues. Why would the blues greats like bb king, howling wolf, muddy waters, etc play with clapton, the band, etc. Stop dividing. Like saying country music is the white man's music when Charley pride sings. Blues, country and jazz all have an overlap if you knew anything about music. Chuck.berry playing with the stones, John lennon, linda rondstadt, bands like the Allman Brothers with a black.drummer, look at the tedeschi trucks band today and get back with me

    • @msculturecure
      @msculturecure 3 роки тому +1

      He's actually an Aborigine American Indigenous "Indian"

  • @CherylHilton-q4v
    @CherylHilton-q4v 3 місяці тому +18

    Listening and still loving it in 2024!

  • @scottallen8607
    @scottallen8607 8 років тому +316

    Wolf was a force of nature..

  • @susandaniel7432
    @susandaniel7432 9 років тому +581

    That's some good ol' dirty, nasty blues....damn good stuff!

    • @ellyreginald6546
      @ellyreginald6546 9 років тому +23

      +Susan Daniel Yeau, that was my impression. He brings a dark, menacing quality to the blues. No apologies and no attempt to do otherwise. That, and his obvious talent makes him great. An interpretative genius.

    • @khaldrogo1656
      @khaldrogo1656 7 років тому +7

      Susan Daniel that's the best kind! The kinds that makes you feel down low

    • @excelsior2511
      @excelsior2511 7 років тому +14

      The thing is; Howlin' Wolf was a nice guy, good to his kids, wife, and the musicians that worked for him. Like most music from classical to rap; it's all about attitude, and doesn't mean the artist is mean, or evil. It's in the domain of creativity, and the brain of the creator.

    • @khaldrogo1656
      @khaldrogo1656 7 років тому +10

      The dirtier the better. Down low.. good music to do bad stuff to.

    • @glendasdaycare
      @glendasdaycare 6 років тому +1

      So damned good, wow !!

  • @richardmastenik8238
    @richardmastenik8238 11 місяців тому +8

    I saw Arthur Chester Burnette about live about 2 months before he passed over - in a classy purpose built 1,500 seat auditorium. It was amazing how his presence filled that room. A national treasure.

  • @intensepassion3382
    @intensepassion3382 6 місяців тому +9

    My greatest gift from God, was living where my people created this music. "Just like gold...". Thank you Lord

    • @zeezeeparker7961
      @zeezeeparker7961 6 місяців тому

      Just curious where exactly was that? I know Elvis Presley had this music in his blood...are you talking about the deep south? 🇨🇦 Love from up north Vancouver BC

    • @Bryant-ji4kk
      @Bryant-ji4kk 6 місяців тому

      ​@@zeezeeparker7961The United States of America. It's well known that Elvis was influenced by Blk Americans.

    • @intensepassion3382
      @intensepassion3382 5 місяців тому +1

      Jackson MS and Elvis must have grown up with Black folks.

  • @alfredoreinaldoalberto9269
    @alfredoreinaldoalberto9269 8 років тому +123

    What a genius!!! He sings from the Deep of his soul.

  • @christoperjames7784
    @christoperjames7784 4 роки тому +125

    Everything about his voice is amazing; these legends just taught themselves to sing like that, crazy.

    • @MikeDiCiero
      @MikeDiCiero 2 роки тому +5

      thats the voice of a big man

    • @Zizie_sc
      @Zizie_sc 2 роки тому

      @@MikeDiCiero that helps a little bit lol

  • @Bamboozled01
    @Bamboozled01 7 місяців тому +80

    In 1964 i was 13 years old, 2024 and im still Howling with the Wollf🙏🏽❤️💛💚👊🏼👊🏼

    • @DianeRicco-no5nh
      @DianeRicco-no5nh 7 місяців тому

      Wish I could meet u all .lots of friends but no blues brothers and sisters.

    • @johnking7008
      @johnking7008 6 місяців тому

      He is a tail dragger.

    • @MrZootalores
      @MrZootalores 6 місяців тому

      me too! bought a *cut-out bin* record in 68,Wolf,Buddy,BB,John Lee. bought a guitar with my summer lawn mowing money & been learning them ever since. pure magic!

    • @regsilverside9089
      @regsilverside9089 5 місяців тому

      Was the compère Chris Barber?

    • @breonrucker3561
      @breonrucker3561 3 місяці тому

      Long live this era... I miss it... takes me back ❤❤❤

  • @TheClosetRatchet
    @TheClosetRatchet 8 місяців тому +13

    It’s so dope looking back at these black American artist, traveling to these other countries and sharing their art. This was such a crazy time, but they got to live a little bit, and this is just so special, considering how much history has happened between then and now.

  • @Hares_Pit
    @Hares_Pit 4 роки тому +176

    My Dad had me listening to Muddy Waters, Johnny Winter, and B.B. King since I was a little kid. I turned him on to Howlin Wolf, Buddy Guy, and Sonny+Brownie. I couldn't believe the dazed look in his eyes. Like, how have these soulful tunes evaded me my whole life. I love my dad and hot damn do I love the blues. Modern pop culture has NOTHING on the blues. ♥️

    • @Hares_Pit
      @Hares_Pit 4 роки тому +18

      @@petehill8885 Actually, music preference is determined in part by intellectual status and fine arts interests. I was never one to sit idly by and be force fed the mass produced garbage that was made specifically for my generation. I don't listen to music the way that the average Joe does. I go out of my way to find genres upon subgenres and I will even force myself to listen to some of their tracks despite how mind numbingly mundane they really can be. In my own pursuit of knowledge, I can say without a doubt that there are intellectual ranks in music and their audience. Think of it like this, the person who watches Jersey Shore, Teen Mom, and Toddlers in Tiaras are not likely to be the same individuals that will watch The Universe, How it's Made, and Horrible Histories. In a similar fashion, it would be unlikely that a fan of Lil Pump, Taylor Swift, and Adelle are going to sit still long enough to listen to Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, or Tchaikovsky compositions. So, to reform your statement.. I would say that comparing genres IS an indication of intelligence. You just have to clear a huge barrier of ignorance so you can learn that better, higher quality music exists in places that mainstream media will keep you from looking.

    • @charlesnorris8147
      @charlesnorris8147 4 роки тому +8

      @@Hares_Pit Amen! Preach Brotha' preach!

    • @LENNYFERRARA-tr3ux
      @LENNYFERRARA-tr3ux 4 роки тому +1

      @@petehill8885 you really self owned with your pathetic analogy.

    • @ninjavigilante5311
      @ninjavigilante5311 4 роки тому +1

      Sonny Terry and brownie mcgee were 1 of the best.

    • @tommiegrable6910
      @tommiegrable6910 3 роки тому +3

      Well stated i read this 3x each time it sounded better keep up the good work

  • @mthompson5299
    @mthompson5299 Рік тому +20

    As the young people say, "He got plenty of swag!" I've always enjoyed his bluesy style because you not only feel the music, you also relate to the message.

  • @Zog696
    @Zog696 2 роки тому +37

    What a unique talent-what a privilege to hear him all these years later.

  • @roberthitchcock7214
    @roberthitchcock7214 Рік тому +7

    2023 and still there's never been a more AUTHENTIC artist to play music. We love you Chester.

  • @vicrattlehead8665
    @vicrattlehead8665 4 місяці тому +11

    Favorite blues artist of all time, don’t care. THE HOWLIN WOLF

  • @rodorgeron6003
    @rodorgeron6003 9 років тому +117

    That's Willie Dixon on bass, one of the greatest Blues songwriters of all time. Willie wrote most of the songs recorded by Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters.

    • @jjryan1352
      @jjryan1352 5 років тому +6

      Yes he always looks like the most disinterested person on stage lol.

    • @carmay3600
      @carmay3600 5 років тому

      lol I like watching him. Every now and again he can’t help but look pleased but yes he usually looks disinterested or just too cool.

    • @tonystahl6313
      @tonystahl6313 5 років тому +1

      Thanks I was wondering who was on bass fiddle. His face is hilarious, he's like ah so im playing in London bfd. Definitely can play that upright though. Not nervous at all.

    • @nikradik
      @nikradik 5 років тому

      Great info

    • @iqbalal6880
      @iqbalal6880 5 років тому

      he can write song but he can't sing,that's all I know

  • @Timbuktu407
    @Timbuktu407 2 роки тому +117

    If I had a time machine, I’d use it to go back and see Wolf play live in a club!

    • @arsenalfeet
      @arsenalfeet 2 роки тому +1

      Right on!

    • @MarkHowley-sm2ih
      @MarkHowley-sm2ih Рік тому

      I did,the wolf was larger than life,and scary! Changed the way I look at the blues.

  • @DavidHarrison-js3ji
    @DavidHarrison-js3ji 3 місяці тому +7

    That sad waste of space hacks me off , i always cut past him direct to the king . What a giant of a man in every way . What i would have done to have had him as a brother . Rip wolf .

  • @rayburton4867
    @rayburton4867 6 років тому +84

    Love this! Can u hear our ancestors rocking up in heaven?

  • @thezidman
    @thezidman 8 років тому +144

    Damn, that man could sing. Magnificent.

  • @jaypenfold490
    @jaypenfold490 Рік тому +15

    The groove to this song is unreal you can not get away from the feel of it even if your not a dancer at very least you feel yourself moving to the beat what a true legend

  • @anthonydescheenie1132
    @anthonydescheenie1132 8 днів тому +1

    Original, outstanding, Wolf, thank you God Bless, Peace and Love

  • @rosejackson8670
    @rosejackson8670 10 років тому +357

    I HAVE A HISTORY WITH THIS HIT, BACK TO THE 78 LP DAYS.I AM 68 NOW AND I DO STILL HAVE THE 78 LP. IT BELONGED TO MY STEP FATHER IN THE DAY.
    SO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BRINGING BACK THE MEMORY OF THE GOOD OLD TIMES, WHEN I WAS A CHILD. AND THE MUSIC WAS A JOY. MUCH LOVE

    • @nigeh5326
      @nigeh5326 9 років тому +10

      Thanks for making a white English guy smile at your words God bless

    • @burtongross6303
      @burtongross6303 9 років тому +12

      +Rose Jackson Lady, you own a piece of history and I can remember being at Chess and seeing those LPs being pressed. It (the pressing plant) was as I remember at 71st & Wentworth. If you ever want to part with it, let me know.

    • @MrTonyMontana1177
      @MrTonyMontana1177 7 років тому +5

      Rose Jackson I bet that thing is worth some money.

    • @MMG-q1v
      @MMG-q1v 7 років тому +5

      Rose Jackson, what treasure, both the LP and the memory!

    • @bernadinemcgrady1222
      @bernadinemcgrady1222 7 років тому +2

      B b king the thrill is gone

  • @mandolinorchid
    @mandolinorchid 9 років тому +210

    Hands down, the best blues artist, in my opinion.

    • @matthewbland6246
      @matthewbland6246 9 років тому +2

      Margo Gadet no doubt

    • @jeffkessler7065
      @jeffkessler7065 9 років тому

      +Margo Gadet ONE OF

    • @JustK009
      @JustK009 9 років тому +2

      Agreed..wolf's just right

    • @KaylaShamiya
      @KaylaShamiya 9 років тому +7

      He's a legend 💯 this man is an outstanding (doesn't even amount to how great he is) musician

    • @mebloke69
      @mebloke69 9 років тому +2

      +matthew bland yep,others after this master are only disciples,students.this man define the sound of rhythm,who else can do that? Elvis,Chuck.No one and only Chester Burnett

  • @eddiemachetti6862
    @eddiemachetti6862 Рік тому +66

    This music never loses its power and soul. It’s made of a material that time can’t mess with. Howlin Wolf a bad ass dude. 🔥

  • @quietplace7600
    @quietplace7600 7 місяців тому +11

    In 1964 I was 2 years old…thanks to my father who loved the blues…

  • @cuchulainn1659
    @cuchulainn1659 4 роки тому +117

    This be like over 50 years old and still it rocks, classics be classed folks...

  • @wyatt1098
    @wyatt1098 9 років тому +86

    That Voice!!! Makes you look at today's music with disgust! Truly one of the greats!

    • @Justanotheraccount330
      @Justanotheraccount330 6 років тому

      You do know ppl still sing like this right?

    • @unclejimmy5778
      @unclejimmy5778 5 років тому +1

      @@Justanotheraccount330 he was probably referring more to mainstream artists. We've got to be honest: this genre has fallen out of popularity in today's generations. So there are undoubtedly artists who still perform this way but would the average person be able to identify them for you? I doubt it.

    • @Justanotheraccount330
      @Justanotheraccount330 5 років тому +1

      @@unclejimmy5778 you mean blues? Like rhythm and blues? Like what anthony Hamilton, luke james and bilal sing? Just because its done over a beat with samples now doesnt mean its not still basically blues. If half these blues artist were alive today they might not have changed the sound much but they def would have stepped up the technology and it def would sound more modern. No what it is is that people that aren't really connected with the culture dont know what's out today, so they find a random clip and say "now this is music they dont make this anymore!!!"

    • @unclejimmy5778
      @unclejimmy5778 5 років тому +1

      @@Justanotheraccount330 Absolutely! I look at music as a cumulative expression of styles that has developed over generations! The artists of today are influenced by those of the past! I cant argue against that.

  • @tpatton6773
    @tpatton6773 4 роки тому +70

    He was the epitomized example of treat other's how you want to be treated, LORD, Knows, We need this Now, Stop the Violence, we're all in this TOGETHER ❣

    • @kirkmcknight113
      @kirkmcknight113 3 роки тому +3

      They won't let me give 1000x1000 thumbs ups for this comment.

  • @neocommenter
    @neocommenter Рік тому +6

    It takes a lot of emotional alchemy to turn your greatest pain into something that gives so many people joy.

  • @jumpingeagles1
    @jumpingeagles1 3 роки тому +30

    WOW. Born in 1910 and died in the 70s. What a time to be alive to see all the blues greats in their prime. Bands like the rolling stones and other rock bands are what they because of the Blues.

    • @clafong9
      @clafong9 2 роки тому +5

      I remember seeing an interview with Keith Richards years ago. They asked him about the influence of the Blues on Rock and Roll. Richards looked at him a minute and said, 'Rock and Roll wouldn't exist without the Blues.'

    • @rlnstn9300
      @rlnstn9300 2 роки тому +4

      Right on. Rolling Stones took their name from a Muddy Waters song- "I'm a rolling stone"

    • @ericandsarahsmom1000
      @ericandsarahsmom1000 2 роки тому +2

      Mick Jagger said whenever the band toured the U.S., they'd go to record stores and buy the blues albums because they were almost impossible to find in the U.K.

    • @manchot
      @manchot 10 місяців тому

      I found plenty in the early sixties.@@ericandsarahsmom1000

  • @greggrobinson5116
    @greggrobinson5116 4 роки тому +21

    So good to see that he lived long enough to bask in the fame he most certainly deserved. Shinin' just like gold.

  • @robertchestnut2150
    @robertchestnut2150 4 роки тому +39

    Truly truly underrated he never got the airplay that he deserved!!

    • @Sailor_Man_Music
      @Sailor_Man_Music 4 роки тому +1

      The times wouldnt allow it. He probably got more air time in UK

  • @manskullman6509
    @manskullman6509 4 місяці тому +4

    Howling Wolf was a great Blues man. Great music with deep feelings. .. 😊

  • @charlesatwell4403
    @charlesatwell4403 3 роки тому +23

    Chester Arthur Burnett,Howling Wolf, born into Poverty in the Jim Crow South. Could not Read or write but like so many of the Delta Bluesmen changed music for a Generation and gave us Social History. Amazing!!

  • @castolano
    @castolano 5 років тому +738

    Here in 2020

  • @millimetremark7966
    @millimetremark7966 3 роки тому +42

    One of the greatest to do it. He was like no other. My father saw a lot of live music in the 60's & 70's. And he listened to a truck load of music. When he told the story of seeing Howlin' Wolf, playing live in London, in the early 60's. His eyes would light up.

  • @mikekohnholdt7670
    @mikekohnholdt7670 Рік тому +6

    I have no words for this in 2023. just unbelievable. Salute

  • @thatdude4542
    @thatdude4542 4 роки тому +41

    I remember hearing this voice coming out of my parents record player as a kid and just being completely captivated. 30 years later and nothings changed. This man was an absolute killer.

  • @watchyMCFCwatchy
    @watchyMCFCwatchy 7 років тому +78

    Impossible not to tap your feet to this tune. Quality stuff.

    • @carolynharveyfoxtrot
      @carolynharveyfoxtrot 5 років тому

      watchyMCFCwatchy
      True! I was tapping as I was reading what you wrote! Funny 😄 funny!

    • @vernajohnson2686
      @vernajohnson2686 5 років тому

      watchyMCFCwatchy so right on! First song I automatically tapped my feet and dance and sway on my chair!!! Sexy I must say

  • @placidrenegade
    @placidrenegade 4 роки тому +44

    This is just the best version I have ever heard. That swing...wow

  • @user-qr3kh9zm2v
    @user-qr3kh9zm2v 4 місяці тому +1

    I grew up listening to Blues that is all my dad played I fell in love with the Blues. He had a unique voice just beautiful.