Heart bubble burst so it can became a cast away v horizontal with bananas Thanks ai anyway you get my point I ain't going to run all of it but my question is when the cloud dissapeared it finished on a red Indian with the curve under the left eye why is this? Can Ai explain so I can update the system
He also drank the deepest blues too... But hey. Pleeease check out sister rosetta tharpe-this train. But it has to be the live Paris 64. Ottis is playing piano, aaall a holarrin in the background. It's frickin A. xx
Michael Hughes 😯 Its hard to beat Spann, try out Lafayette Leakes version of this song maybe every blues person has played this classic. Anyone know who wrote it, man this could be public domain😯
Timeless, yet nearly 60 years old.The world is blessed to be able to hear them - forever.
Two American blues giants doing what they do. This is sublime.
Yes it is.
Heart bubble burst so it can became a cast away v horizontal with bananas
Thanks ai anyway you get my point I ain't going to run all of it but my question is when the cloud dissapeared it finished on a red Indian with the curve under the left eye why is this? Can Ai explain so I can update the system
This brings me such peace... 🎼💙
Excellent pairing of two great Bluesmen.
two of my all-time favourites . . . !!!
"Otis played the deepest #blues we ever heard - He'll play forever in our hearts". @ivery5000 👠👠 RIP 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
He also drank the deepest blues too... But hey. Pleeease check out sister rosetta tharpe-this train. But it has to be the live Paris 64. Ottis is playing piano, aaall a holarrin in the background. It's frickin A. xx
I find this really beautiful.
Welcome to the blues.
Try 'Another night to cry ,Lonnie Johnson
So do quite a few of us... There is no other genre of music quite like the blues.
You rigth
Indeed it is.
That piano playing!!! Sheer genius
They Best piano blues ever
Wow that's beautiful, two brilliant musicians at their best!!
yes yes yesssss!
Love it!
Feels like coming home....
One of the earliest practitioners of the electric guitar (before Charlie Christian and T-Bone Walker) Lonnie Johnson was the man and Otis was Otis.
Really before T- Bone!? Never knew that thanks!
Actually Christian added a pickup and amp to his guitar playing in 1936. Johnson added electric guitar in ‘39 and Walker the following year.
@@timothylewis2450 let the debate rage on...
yeah ! wow ! TWO GODFATHERS OF THE BLUES & JAZZ ! thank you !
Cool, how can anyone not like this ?
Fans of Imagine Dragons, that would be my guess. Not everyone has good taste in music.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a 72yo Aussie fan.
John Benn
From another 72yo Aussie fan
Cheryl Lochran
and another 65 YO Aussie fan!!!
Simply Perfect.
Wow. This is LOVELY. Thank you so much!
Just pure class
Good, i like it.....
legendary pairing!!!!!
Love my live
Thank you for sharing this🙏🏻
So dreamy
I'm in love!!!
magnifique
Terrific stuff… Thank you for sharing
😅Great musicians
Just added to my "funeral songs". Moving voice and tuning
Great!
This is my favorite version of "Trouble in Mind"
Michael Hughes 😯
Its hard to beat Spann, try out Lafayette Leakes version of this song maybe every blues person has played this classic. Anyone know who wrote it, man this could be public domain😯
@@homesickclifford1966 Richard M. Jones - first recorded 1924.
Mine too.
Dit is zo goed, piano, stem en gitaar en de foto"s.
Legendary
Yup
👍 👏 🎶 👌
Otis Spann was in Muddy Waters band right?
Otis was muddys half brother. Yep, certainly played with him. Also check, sister rosette tharpe. This train live especially!!!
Много чувствен блус
rip
👍
Блуз само блуз.
❤❤❤😂
Great !