Crazy Mama - Rick Danko & Paul Butterfield (79.10.12.C)
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- Опубліковано 15 лют 2010
- Paul Butterfield - Harmonica, Vocals
Rick Danko - Bass, Vocals
Blondie Chaplin - Guitar, Vocals
Rick Belke - Guitar
Tom Stevenson - Piano
Ron McRory - Drums
Terry Williams - Video Director
Thomas Lofstrom - Technical Director
Steve Ramsey - Camera
Met Rick Danco years ago.....he came in to rent a car and what a nice guy he was. Didn't realize at the time what a cool cat he was.......my boss was like "haven't you seen the last waltz?" I was like no....but then I did...and man how.
These two doing JJ..how fucking cool is that...sadly all three are gone...and they ain't makin' any more.
Butter and Danko blues boppin' two late, great fucking legends!
What a great band. This is a real treat to see and hear.
Rick danko always looks like he having so fun playing bass. singing and playing bass at the same time is hard but I've seen him do it many times. another... McCartney !!!
Rory
Two the best mo fos ever to grace a stage..... 🗝🎶🎶♥️
Paul Butterfield - ultra hip, incredibly talented, and gone way too soon......
Oh geez. That's addictive. Such great harp playing, power and grace. Incisive. Butterfield's and Danko's singing voices might not have been at peak, but man so much fun, such great music. This is what live music should be.
I get all sad and misty and nostalgic seeing this clip, reminder of my lost youth, as both Paul and Rick were two of my musical idols, along with Levon, Muddy, Little Walter....all gone now. But their music lives on through their recordings and filmed performances. Is it possible Paul was underrated as a harp player and singer?? I think so.
Please find me a time machine
NicolletIslandSlim Im 58 yrs old and have been playing harp for over 35 yrs. and i keep the old school in my harp style. Im no Paul Butterfield but i love playing the harp. Been listening to the blues since i was about 10yrs old.
This is timeless , great to know there are like minded people around , the last waltz is fantastic, really got me into ‘The Band’ and all the guests ! This is a gem of a clip I’ve only just found !
I was watching a Robbie Robertson interview yesterday from a couple of years back and was happy to hear that he had nothing but love for Levon and apparently went to his bed side at the time of Levon’s final days and held his hand ! It broke my spirit to think they fell out , the clip I saw restored it slightly knowing how good a Robbie is at telling a story !
It is not possible. All his peers gave Paul great respect!
Danko's bass line...WOW!
two greats covering one of the all-time greats
Correct
This is some wicked blues stompin'. The bass is UP here! Luv u Rick!
UA-cam Rory Gallagher live
This man elevated harp playing and musicianship to levels not seen since his passing. Miss old Paul. When he passed I thought an era had come to an abrupt, abnormal, end.
I think your right.
DANKO!!!!!!!
MERCI....merci...merci ,d avoir posté ce formidable document.......
DANKO= Talent and Joy
Thanks for the song Mr Cale
Damn they are flat out rocking. Love this !!!!!
hope to get to Woodstock ty to pay respects to Levon and Rick,RIP rock and roll forever
only knew they played together recently....what a match made in heaven....rip....guys...the music legacy you 2 left us will never die.
Amazing footage. Thank you so much for posting these videos. We miss you Ricky.
full credits..... a great historic show. I remember when they came through Hollywood and played the Roxy....kick myself for not going! saw Butterfield in '68. and Danko with The Band. What at a time.... Paul Butterfield - Harmonica, Vocals
Rick Danko - Bass, Vocals
Blondie Chaplin - Guitar, Vocals
Rick Belke - Guitar
Tom Stevenson - Piano
Ron McRory - Drums
Terry Williams - Video Director
Thomas Lofstrom - Technical Director
Steve Ramsey - Camera
Those were the days!
A great version of the late great jj cale's crazy mama
Very nice song!thanks!
saw these guys in a club in providence many moons ago. very good show!
I miss Rick
Thanks Paul, bless you brother. Been long time since 1969 novato Ca ...still blowing that harp ..and to all u no I’m not from RATT
Saw Danko and Butter at the Commodore when they were touring this outfit. One of the best shows I have ever seen.
i've watched this and stage fright over and over. i absolutely love this stuff!
yea ,well hard groove to replicate that one! jj was a master r.i.p
Gran JJ Cale!!!!
splendid
If this doesn't make you feel GREAT 👍 .......nothin' will!! 👍🎶🔥
I’ve been becoming a Rick Danko fan ever since I got myself a Gibson Ripper bass. Not only is he super talented but the Ripper is such an amazing bass and is super punchy as can be heard in this recording. What a hell of a bass guitar!
Rick was an all around great musician. The instrument matters but it's just a vehicle. A good musician will sound like themselves on different instruments.
What a gig!!! Everytime the pumping blues goes into the change. It´s pure magic!! The drums has problems with the tempo. No irritation, the feeling is there. Wowhhh!
Danko!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AWESOME!!!
DANKO.
Awesome performance,rip brothers🙏🙏
Very Nice !!
2 Hall of Famers.
HOT 🔥🔥 HOTTER 🔥🔥🔥 HOTTEST🔥🔥🔥🔥BUTTERFIELD💖💔
12 yes. Fk. " where you been so long" Love for ever.
A JJ cale song marvellous song and a masterpiece band, or group remember the ‘group’ !
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Danko and Butter ... killer shit right there folks 👑
🤔..this is what happens when blues and rock hook up.. mesmerizing........
✨ Heaven's way cool✨
I Love theirs
BUTTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sweeeet!
Cousin Rick and Butter , like gasoline and matches.
Holy shit!!!!!
Cool
Great cover, but NOBODY did it better than JJ Cale!!!
phlyfiremama So true and with that slide. I remember in my youth when i first heard JJ Cales Crazy Momma on my parents radio.
JJ Cale was in a class all his own. This is a smokin' version though, without a doubt. I suspect it would've been a little too much jamming for the master of "less is more".
ВЕЩЬ преподнесена музыкально в ином ключе, аки у Мика с ко.
JJ Cale approves.
ok!
There are more clips of this same concert out there and it seems that Butter is 'talking' to the drummer a lot. My guess is the drummer is new or filling in with the band and is not sure of the tempo. The bass player is trying sync with him on the tempo. Paul keeps looking at the drummer. Seems like the drummer is rushing to me? Or maybe Paul wants is a little faster? I dunno. At times the song finds the pocket. Still a good performance and fun to listen too!
Actually, they started playing faster pretty quickly into it...started out pretty slow. A good drummer will prevent that from happening (to a degree), but when the bass and guitar push it, it's hard to stop it.
6:57
This is some rugged shit.
Overrated? I wonder how you could listen to The Last Waltz and still say that!
Hear about 4:00 in when everybody got excited and started playing faster? They really needed in-ear monitors and a click track.
Don't flame me. It's a joke.
Frankly Butterfield had way better bands. He basically put up with them.
I agree 100%. After being used to the greatest live band ever, the Butterfield Blues Band, stuff like this is horrible by comparison. Paul is great, but compared to him, these guys were clowns. I saw Butterfield with the likes of Danko, Gary Busey, Dallas Taylor, Blondie Chaplin, "members of Steppenwolf" and other inferior musicians and it was heartbreaking that my musical hero lowered his standards to the point where he was playing with bands like this that were average at best.
@@rodgarnay51 Nonetheless, Paul and Rick were great friends and this was their "pubs" tour, which was about getting back to some basics but of course also involved quite a bit of blow along with the drinks. I don't think he took it as seriously as his earlier bands. His health was also declining. It is what it is, I'm glad to see some footage of him having fun with a good friend if nothing else.
@@BarryMiller2956 they both look really good here
@@rodgarnay51 I'm sorry but Danko was as good a bass guitarist as anybody he played with. Chaplin not as good as those guys but Danko is definitely not a clown
Rubbish those early days were long since gone, he's playing with the band he wants to playing with, don't you just hate those clowns who do the thinking of others, anyway butter was just about washed up a few years later!..
never liked Dandle bass
from Better Days to this?
Guess it's an easy band to follow,
was listening to the drums, piano, bass and so on easy to follow, but Butter came from Better days, way better music. Whatever possessed him to play with this completely normal band?
The Band has been and still is one of the most overrated acts ever .
we should take you out back and beat you
@@brotzmannsax YES!
This 10 year old comment has gotten only more stupid with age.
DANKO.