I'm 59 years old & was raised in Mississippi. I lived on a soybean & cattle farm. I worked with black farmhands whose ancestors worked the same land as slaves. For the same family. I got to experience first hand the drinking and blues playing in old electrified slave quarters. No running water. Just power. Tin roofs that would lull you to sleep at night if it was "drizzling". My alcoholic father had thrown me out at 16 & I went to work on that farm. The old shack I lived in still had newspapers on the wall from 1913 that was used as insulation. Complete with an outhouse. Labor laws were a joke & I'm grateful for it. I lived in a house that slaves built, worked and lived in. I didn't realize it at the time because of being young but I lived in a real part of history. I took a google walk around the edges of the old place a few days ago & though it's gravel roads are gone & it's been bulldozed and lies underneath overgrowth, I can pin point the exact spot where my beautiful little home was. I became a man there & learned so much from those old, black gentlemen. I miss the crap out of it. Hard work and all.
Robert Johnson could never have imagined how well known his songs would be and all the pleasure the world would get from them. Bless him wherever he is now.
ich bin 56 , mag einfach nur gut gespielte Musik,unter anderem auch guten Blues Baby , aber ws das wichtigste ist , man mus die Musik fühlen ,oder??, ach , ja geile Sache , das nen ich musik, Greets from Germany
Cup of coffee ☕️, toast and honey,and orange juice, before crazy day ahead, this is perfect to calm the mind. Sensational music, can’t get enough of it ❤
Thank you ➡Playing For Change and all the people behind the scenes that made this happen. This cover has set the bar so high that it will stay at the top for eternity. It can't get any better. This cover is what any search for "walking blues" should return.
Sublime, envoûtant, magique,magnifique, roboratif ...de la pure musique pour de belles émotions ! Merci les mecs pour ce cadeau 🎁 ! La paix sur vous tous. Jim depuis la Normandie en France.
I am so pleased that the Blues has something for the world. I am 71 and raised on blues, blues rock, and blues bluegrass. I know that it was meant to live on! The old professor
Clan Robertson I approve!!! I always loved the blues...I'm a beginner, playing standard 12 bar blues! ...I'm still trying to find French blues lovers... I ain't found my partners yet...Cheers from France 🤗
That's the blues I love. Just back porch. Now it's being played across cultures and countries. That's why nothing can bring people faster than music can. I love this series.
I assure you the BLUES is alive and well. Clarksdale MS streams it live nightly... even in this weird socially distant time, but please-- don’t take my word for it. Come visit Clarksdale when it’s safe! Red’s is the most authentic juke joint you’ll find
There's no way to measure the magnitude of impact Playing For Change has made on humanity, it's so damn big we can't even imagine the size and the ripple effects for decades to come. Thank You for such awesome productions, so many songs, it's refreshing, I feel like I have been given the chance to relive the 70s and 80s again. Wow!
@Frequency Of Creation Have you ever listened to present day African a capella singing...i.e.Zulu ...you'll love it if you have never heard it before..something " spiritual" to it..how marvelous the variety in human vocal expression... another I think Is " Black Mambazo" a group I think it's made up of of Zulu people..( all on utube of course ).It's all designed around ..."Antiphony" or a call and response..in blues 3 chord structure the first two verses repeat then the third closes with an answer. A soloist call and response...my point is that the timbre or musical color of the African peoples is so unique.. like none other . White people can do great singing also but if they even try to imitate a " black" voice its a joke. sounds real phony... but to say blues is purely a "Black" genre or whatever u want is not quite true. As far as instrumentals they ( Africans) did not come or better said brought here to America as slaves with guitars or banjos harmonicas etc.Quite possible they made their own version of a stringed instrument.. Listen closely really closely to " hillbilly type music..its blues!!...and where did the " whites " get their instruments..Some say Spaniards left there guitars here..same as in Mexico. and even in Hawaiian islands... If you read in the bible book of Psalms ( songs) for one there is a mention of stringed instruments several thousand years ago!! Kind David was known as a virtuoso harpist being a shepherd as many back then were. The African people did have a one stringed instrument some thing played like a violin with a bow...going back to Ethiopian music. Who knows? When the Queen of Sheba visited the renowned King Solomon ..he may have exchanged gifts including those " harps" that she returned to Ethiopia with......but the blacks truly " refined" the music of what we like to call blues BETTER than most..but music is a gift from God if u think about it..we naturally have our own preferences. Blues actually follows a 3 chord system which originated with black Christian Gospel....unlike much of the European influence. We're a baby nation actually and music always evolves when mixed with other peoples music. So all said..Blues is not black... it's a blend of many influences...given the introduction of musical instruments... But perhaps you already knew that.
I have a dream of winning millions and funding an outdoor music festival, The logistics of bringing in 100's of different bands/artists would be a problem, then I realized all I need to do is call Playing For Change. The talent they showcase, and the genres they perform is un-believable and un-matched! PFC not only makes the world a better place, through music, but it gives me hope for the future.
The more I hear of all these singers & musicians from all around the world, the more I like & appreciate them & their talents. Just love to hear them. No fancy costumes or equipment, just pure talent.
Just incredible, I cannot get over the sound production of this song let alone the beyond incredible talent. I'm in tears, the appreciation in the comments even melted my heart.
G ESK this is the first time I'm going through the whole mix - I might have to stop to go out for errands; definitely will come back to this, cause I need it today!! Love my music - and this is the universe at it's best!! Peace...
Dam!! Lord have mercy. Bring it right down front. I'm sweatin, movin on up, & declaring myself on the side of an energetic movement! This be the go to song if your heart is broken down to the killin floor.
Just how could I go about having neighbors like you, I'd love to hear that kind of Blues blasting in my neighborhood! I've been a fan of the blues for the past 50 years!! Johnny Winters was my man!!
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Good. God knows our hearts better. In the meantime, we will communicate. However, I don't know English very well. And by ear I perceive it as the murmur of a river. You'll have to train me.
And long before Butterfield was the great original songwriter here and before possibly the many others wayback..undeniably the best accoustic blues: Robert Johnson played before blues were even heard of Or let alone recorded or on radio And Joanna Conner is great ! Chicago loves her!
Don’t see many reference to Paul Butterfield Blues Band. The albums, especially the 60’s stuff, is required listening for blues fans. The self titled album and East West were a revelation to me in high school. I can still here “Born in Chicago” ringing in my tiny little head.
The uniting of people the whole world 'round by music. It's the universal system of communication . You can all speak different languages, yet you can all feel the same .
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I agree, Steve. And, come to think of it, that’s how it’s always been. Whether you’re talking about the original Mississippi Delta players, us during this pandemic, Shostakovich’s 7th symphony during WWII. Music has always been that last vestige of hope that kept us going as that proverbial light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep up the fight within yourself. Not to be funny its quit the battle though in the end you're going to win the hardest fight you will ever encounter. Words of wisdom "True Victory is Victory Over Oneself " Mother Ueshiba
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I'm 59 years old & was raised in Mississippi. I lived on a soybean & cattle farm. I worked with black farmhands whose ancestors worked the same land as slaves. For the same family. I got to experience first hand the drinking and blues playing in old electrified slave quarters. No running water. Just power. Tin roofs that would lull you to sleep at night if it was "drizzling". My alcoholic father had thrown me out at 16 & I went to work on that farm. The old shack I lived in still had newspapers on the wall from 1913 that was used as insulation. Complete with an outhouse. Labor laws were a joke & I'm grateful for it. I lived in a house that slaves built, worked and lived in. I didn't realize it at the time because of being young but I lived in a real part of history. I took a google walk around the edges of the old place a few days ago & though it's gravel roads are gone & it's been bulldozed and lies underneath overgrowth, I can pin point the exact spot where my beautiful little home was. I became a man there & learned so much from those old, black gentlemen. I miss the crap out of it. Hard work and all.
It touches your soul doesn’t it ❤
Oh, man best comment I ever read. Thanks my brother.
Wooow thank you sooo much for telling you story! ❤
Wow that is such a rich story. Thank you for sharing
Thats a cool story man
It's nice to see that Mr.Robert Johnson's "Walkin Blues" have walked all over this world. Keep on sliding. Peace.🕊
The SLIDING killed me🙏❤️
The Blues is the roots,
all the rest are the fruits!
And 'pips'. #Grasshopper.
Robert Johnson could never have imagined how well known his songs would be and all the pleasure the world would get from them. Bless him wherever he is now.
Well said
@@jagii8361 right. Anyway it's a great song those old blues men gifted us.
@@jagii8361 The legends are way more fun, but yes.
Oh he KNOWS...💜💜💜
I think he's buried in Greenwood, Mississippi?
It's important to keep this type of music alive.
ich bin 56 , mag einfach nur gut gespielte Musik,unter anderem auch guten Blues Baby , aber ws das wichtigste ist , man mus die Musik fühlen ,oder??, ach , ja geile Sache , das nen ich musik, Greets from Germany
Whoever did the audio engineering for this track deserves a Grammy.
i agree this is insane quality
My EXACT thoughts
Terrific job
That's the truth.
Also capable performers and good picturization!
@@glennlopez6772 all buskin pros with the man himself keb-mo :) cant beat that
Wonderful , how a thousand people can not like this I just don't know but got a feeling they got no soul!
Baffling
Amen sista
No feeling !
They liked it, you know they were still tappin their feet right till the end...
Loved every second of it!!!
Cup of coffee ☕️, toast and honey,and orange juice, before crazy day ahead, this is perfect to calm the mind. Sensational music, can’t get enough of it ❤
HOLY effin CRAP!! Just blown away like a moth in a tornado, here . . .
if anything can save this planet, its musical collaboration like this, music, the universal language
Incredibly innovative. Thank you, Keb Mo and all y'all.
If blues musicians ruled the world there might be hope for us all !
amen to that
Hear hear
There is blues hiding in every music
My God, Mr. Keb I love and FEEL YOUR MUSIC! Thank you thank you, for putting a bounce in this ol ladies step. God bless u & urs !!!!!!
Together, they be rocking it.
Thank you
➡Playing For Change and all the people behind the scenes that made this happen.
This cover has set the bar so high that it will stay at the top for eternity. It can't get any better.
This cover is what any search for "walking blues" should return.
Thank you so much for your wonderful support! 🌟 We have more music on our website if you'd like to check it out: www.playingforchange.com/videos 🎶😊
I can hear this song 10 times in a row and still wanna start it again and again and again
It does get in you!
it sorta resonates, doesn't it.
I feel every bit
Very good People, you deserve a Nobel for Peace for all the love spreading for all the web! Cheers everyone!
Agree with you. Greetings From France
Best ever! Sweden
Cheers! Excellent job, guys! From Oklahoma.
This got this old, 63 year old man tapping his feet. Great!
Old ???
Rhythm of life
Keb' Mo' is not merely a national, but a global treasure.
True
GREAT song, and GREAT musicians! Harmonica the best!
Listening to Keb' Mo' singing about shoes is sooo convincing!
Awesome song! 🤩
Sublime, envoûtant, magique,magnifique, roboratif ...de la pure musique pour de belles émotions !
Merci les mecs pour ce cadeau 🎁 !
La paix sur vous tous.
Jim depuis la Normandie en France.
C’est du blouse c’est toujours une musique envoûtante
Standing for Peace from Italy
I play it at least once a day. it makes me wince, grimace, smile and dance.
Many, many of these collaborations are great - this one is out of this world!
DUDES!!!! ALL TAKE A BLOODY BOW. JUST BRILLIANT..
Truly no one ever has put something like this together before wow. Totally blown away buy such a beautiful thing !!!!
ua-cam.com/video/GJtq6OmD-_Y/v-deo.html actually there are several of these.
Da hüpft meine Seele. Fantastisch.
I am so pleased that the Blues has something for the world. I am 71 and raised on blues, blues rock, and blues bluegrass. I know that it was meant to live on!
The old professor
Clan Robertson I approve!!! I always loved the blues...I'm a beginner, playing standard 12 bar blues! ...I'm still trying to find French blues lovers... I ain't found my partners yet...Cheers from France 🤗
That's the blues I love. Just back porch. Now it's being played across cultures and countries. That's why nothing can bring people faster than music can. I love this series.
You re right, that amazing
This is what the Internet is meant for... collaboration of peoples from around the world having only the desire to do something good.
If I had a voice as good as Keb’Mo’ I’d never stop singing.
If he had a voice as good as mine he would !
Me too👏
What a brilliant way to bring people together. Not a fan of the Internet but this is one of the positives.
Ich habe ihn einmal gehört...
... und noch einmal...
.... Und immer wieder....
Ich bin regelrecht begeistert!
Das ist der Blues....
That harmonica playing takes me on a journey through all of time!
Indeed sooo good
Some world class talent here. Case in point, the washboard player.
Oh, man. That's a history to be proud of. God bless you.
This is a beautiful rendition of a mississippi delta blues classical. Let's keep it alive for centuries to come!
I assure you the BLUES is alive and well. Clarksdale MS streams it live nightly... even in this weird socially distant time, but please-- don’t take my word for it. Come visit Clarksdale when it’s safe! Red’s is the most authentic juke joint you’ll find
Beautiful !!!!!! Love this dont mind dying mister covid
Veronica we just had our first mini blues fest last weekend and this weekend another! The blues, uh, finds a way
listen to this:
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There's no way to measure the magnitude of impact Playing For Change has made on humanity, it's so damn big we can't even imagine the size and the ripple effects for decades to come. Thank You for such awesome productions, so many songs, it's refreshing, I feel like I have been given the chance to relive the 70s and 80s again. Wow!
I could not agree more well done
There are many ways to measure it. We get you like the song, but that's a ridiculous thing to say.
Auf dem Punkt gebracht....
Ihr seid Menschen die es verstehen...
Mfg Achim
Nachmachen ist ok,.......es besser zu machen und weiterentwickeln ist Kunst. Wie alles...
Es ist menschlich...
Dafür sind wir ja da.... oder???
Just one more morning. Had to wake up with the blues. Pull myself out of bed. Put on my walking shoes. Keb Mo, y’all got this laced up tight.
THat Keb' Mo' has The voice of the Blues like the ancestors ...
ThE voice, And ThE look, because he IS one of them
@Frequency Of Creation
Have you ever listened to present day African a capella singing...i.e.Zulu ...you'll love it if you have never heard it before..something " spiritual" to it..how marvelous the variety in human vocal expression... another I think Is " Black Mambazo" a group I think it's made up of of Zulu people..( all on utube of course ).It's all designed around ..."Antiphony" or a call and response..in blues 3 chord structure the first two verses repeat then the third closes with an answer. A soloist call and response...my point is that the timbre or musical color of the African peoples is so unique.. like none other . White people can do great singing also but if they even try to imitate a " black" voice its a joke. sounds real phony... but to say blues is purely a "Black" genre or whatever u want is not quite true. As far as instrumentals they ( Africans) did not come or better said brought here to America as slaves with guitars or banjos harmonicas etc.Quite possible they made their own version of a stringed instrument.. Listen closely really closely to " hillbilly type music..its blues!!...and where did the " whites " get their instruments..Some say Spaniards left there guitars here..same as in Mexico. and even in Hawaiian islands... If you read in the bible book of Psalms ( songs) for one there is a mention of stringed instruments several thousand years ago!! Kind David was known as a virtuoso harpist being a shepherd as many back then were. The African people did have a one stringed instrument some thing played like a violin with a bow...going back to Ethiopian music. Who knows? When the Queen of Sheba visited the renowned King Solomon ..he may have exchanged gifts including those " harps" that she returned to Ethiopia with......but the blacks truly " refined" the music of what we like to call blues BETTER than most..but music is a gift from God if u think about it..we naturally have our own preferences. Blues actually follows a 3 chord system which originated with black Christian Gospel....unlike much of the European influence. We're a baby nation actually and music always evolves when mixed with other peoples music. So all said..Blues is not black... it's a blend of many influences...given the introduction of musical instruments... But perhaps you already knew that.
He's good, but too smooth. No grit at all. You listen to those pre-war guys you get chills. Never happens with good old Mo'.
Its called whiskey
... I heard somebody say, just because they're dead doesn't mean they're smart...
This is the blues. This is art. This is exactly makes this earth worth living on. From Memphis Tennessee
Amen.
Sound quality is off the charts!
Some of the best music I have heard in a long time.
Now that's a groove
Feeding your soul the good stuff, this is what blues is all about. Off the dial musicianship.
"Playing For Change" = for me this is the best project here on UA-cam = never underestimate the power of music :)
What a fantastic display of musicians worldwide and the music that touches us all - no matter geographic location, culture, or language. Truly a joy.
I have a dream of winning millions and funding an outdoor music festival,
The logistics of bringing in 100's of different bands/artists would be a problem, then I realized all I need to do is call Playing For Change.
The talent they showcase, and the genres they perform is un-believable and un-matched!
PFC not only makes the world a better place, through music, but it gives me hope for the future.
The more I hear of all these singers & musicians from all around the world, the more I like & appreciate them & their talents. Just love to hear them. No fancy costumes or equipment, just pure talent.
I love Ken Mo but Chris Pierce definitely rocked his performance. Vocals and Blues Harp doesn’t get better than that.
Super musiciens !! Robert Johnson a été le premier King ! Merci de partager cette merveilleuse musique !
Just incredible, I cannot get over the sound production of this song let alone the beyond incredible talent. I'm in tears, the appreciation in the comments even melted my heart.
I well up each time I watch this absolute masterpiece. So pleased I came across it...
Tears down my face...
🎉🎉🎉❤
Holly S-it, I could hear that in a loop, 24 hours a day. Such a great rhythm, licks, voice, harmonica, bass, etc. More of it please! 😍😍
Some days I just right click play button and select loop...and the day takes care of itself. 👌
Y'all did R.J. justice! Awesome!
So short, I could listen to this tune and great musicians for hours
G ESK this is the first time I'm going through the whole mix - I might have to stop to go out for errands; definitely will come back to this, cause I need it today!! Love my music - and this is the universe at it's best!! Peace...
Who on Earth gave this a thumbs down? What a great tribute to Robert Johnson - this is a KEEPER! Thankyou Lady and Gentlemen.
Dam!! Lord have mercy. Bring it right down front. I'm sweatin, movin on up, & declaring myself on the side of an energetic movement! This be the go to song if your heart is broken down to the killin floor.
“You don’t have a soul if you can’t feel the blues”
-Junior Wells
Listening here in Brazil!! Man, what a song!!!
Simplemente maravilloso!!!! Amo Playing For Change! ❤
It doesn't matter how many times I hear this . It never gets old . So much talent on one recording 👏 🙌
I dont care how old i am. They rock the hell out of me. So good❤❤❤
Just how could I go about having neighbors like you, I'd love to hear that kind of Blues blasting in my neighborhood! I've been a fan of the blues for the past 50 years!! Johnny Winters was my man!!
Amazing BLUES! Loving Chris Pierce, Keb Mo' and all of the wonderful musicians. Well done, Playing for Change!
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Yes, music is a bridge to uniting color and cultures. Love these blues!
Hello Eileen how are you?
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Good. God knows our hearts better. In the meantime, we will communicate. However, I don't know English very well. And by ear I perceive it as the murmur of a river. You'll have to train me.
Mr harmonica….. please do your thang forever 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Best interpretation of this old blues standard I've heard since Paul Butterfield's Better Days album way back in the 70's
Playing for change. IS solid GOOD. My FREINDS band's NAME is Tounge and GROVE.
Y'all go check out joanne Connors version, awesome !!
@@martinmaxwell256 here it is: ua-cam.com/video/iSwoM7WIy5M/v-deo.html
And long before Butterfield was the great original songwriter here and before possibly the many others wayback..undeniably the best accoustic blues: Robert Johnson played before blues were even heard of
Or let alone recorded or on radio
And Joanna Conner is great ! Chicago loves her!
Don’t see many reference to Paul Butterfield Blues Band. The albums, especially the 60’s stuff, is required listening for blues fans. The self titled album and East West were a revelation to me in high school. I can still here “Born in Chicago” ringing in my tiny little head.
Unified the world.. Blues, Robert Johnson, and music technology! Enjoyed it so much.
Goosebumps
Soooooo cool!!!!
Playing for change, the best music compilations on the planet!!!😊🤙🤙😊
This just proves that music is the universal language, down south we have a saying,this will do! I do believe that this will do !!!
Wow!! This song wit these Artist damn!!
This is insanly good.
Don't stop, keep playing, please.
Been listening to k e b for a long time have turned many people on to his music cannot believe people have not heard of this man
So far apart and so together. Awesome. Just the way we should be.
WOW Blown away. Keb Mo...what a perfect blues voice!
Keb mo that took me back to Robert Johnson with electricity flowing through his sound
The uniting of people the whole world 'round by music. It's the universal system of communication . You can all speak different languages, yet you can all feel the same .
Robert Johson the greatest ! thank you
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Strong emotional reaction for me. Universal love and unity through music.
If this song can't mend between differences! Than what can?? Much love~
I love this music. I never get tired of it, and am fascinated by the musicians. Please don't ever stop.
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@@kebmolivechat3793 Fake
I totally agree with you 100/
You can feel some Robert Johnson right throught this..Amazin'
Dean Twelve Actually I believe it was a Muddy Waters tune. Not sure though.
Jim Chumley It was Robert Johnson...I have the complete recordings
Pure joy, in a world full of trouble we need one on every street corner.
Oh, my God, wonderful this blues of Robert Johnson!
Best blues track arrangement I have heard in years, have shared widely . . .
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"Super...James." super song.
I’ve listened to this song everyday for over a year and it’s always marvelous. 😊
These combined artists are pure GENIUSES
The combination is genius,but they are the Maestro musos !
Wonderful, I get tears when I see them and listen to them, music the universal language
I’m thinking music is the only thing in 2020 that gives me hope. That was an awesome tribute
Steve Kutz - PFC’s videos have been bringing me a lot of much needed joy in 2020, also!!!
I agree, Steve. And, come to think of it, that’s how it’s always been. Whether you’re talking about the original Mississippi Delta players, us during this pandemic, Shostakovich’s 7th symphony during WWII. Music has always been that last vestige of hope that kept us going as that proverbial light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep up the fight within yourself. Not to be funny its quit the battle though in the end you're going to win the hardest fight you will ever encounter.
Words of wisdom
"True Victory is Victory Over Oneself "
Mother Ueshiba
Only NEW Good Thing to brighten MY 2021
Keb, you da man. Love ya!!
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME!! Keb' Mo' be THE man! How can 1.4k idiots "thumbs down"? wtf?
Bravo. Quel beau voyage en musique et en images. Merci à tous les participants. 🇫🇷🇫🇷🎶💕
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One of the best things I’ve ever heard.
Holy chit, Whoever thought this up is pure genius.