Willie Dixon & The New Generation of Chicago Blues 1977 - Germany
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2014
- 01.Introduction by Host Willie Dixon
02.'My Baby Done Changed The Lock On The Door' - Mervyn 'Harmonica' Hinds (vcl,hca) ,William 'Bom-Bay' Carter (g)
03.'Billy's Blues' - Billy Branch
04.'I'm A King Bee' - Johnny B. Moore
05.'How Long' - Freddie Dixon
06.Unid. Instrumental - Mervyn 'Harmonica' Hinds
07.'I Am The Blues' - Willie Dixon
08.'All Your Love' - Vernon Harrington
09.'Don't Start Me To Talkin' ' - Billy Branch
10.'All Because Of Your Love' (truncated) - James Kinds
11.Unid Instrumental - Mervyn 'Harmonica' Hinds
12.'Somebody Loan Me A Dime' - Dead-Eye Norris
13.'I'm Ready' - Lurrie Bell
14.'Going Back To Iuka' - Johnny B. Moore
15.'Hoodoo Doctor' - Freddie Dixon
16.'Berlin Wall' - All Performers Grand Finale
17.'Got My Mojo Working' - All Performers Grand Finale
Lurrie Bell,
Johnny B. Moore,
Freddie Dixon,
Harmonica Hinds,
Billy Branch
and Vernon Harrington.
Berliner Jazztage - Philharmonie Hall - Sunday 6 November 1977
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It's always good to see granddad
"The blues is the truth. If it's not the truth it's not the blues."
- Willie Dixon
Why give thumbs down? These are individuals with, no understanding of what it is to be human. Music brings us together , it's in our soul and thru the universe.
Amen to that
4get the haters, not worth the powder!
Lurrie Bell and Billy Branch are still on the scene and better than ever.
I became obsessed with the blues for the harmonica ❤
Gracias por compartir todo el Blues, nunca me cansaré de escucharlo
RocknRoll is here to stay but without the Blues there is no RocknRoll. Peace and Sounds. Love to all. Cj
Спасибо! Таких великих мастеров блюза можно слушать бесконечно.
Si! HAY!!!!.... GRACIAS W. DIXON
. SALUDOS Y BENDICIONES
This is nothing but the good old Rockin Blues from Chicago and I love Chess and Vee Jay Records in Chicago. Thanks you for the Blues all day n night long till the lights go out. Kick up the Blues and play it loud for me till I drop out.
They say this is 7 years ago more like twenty seven or 37...
Great video... All my old friends
Coming or going, can still have the blues, but alone for many, many years, for sure have them!!!
Thank you for this Video!
Blues can never die!
Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker!
Ever in my heart!
Andreas Hamburg Germany
So awesome! BBs voice sounded so much like this!
I googled how many songs Willie Dixon wrote and it is amazing. I think he has most of Chess Records catalog IMO
Absolutely brilliant...
Thank you so much for posting this. Bombay Carter is my father in law. I never got to meet him before he passed away. His son told me all about his music while he was growing up but I never knew just how good he was.
nothin but the most damn fine lineup this was the golden age.... sadly missed
Sooo good!!! Great honor to count Billy Branch among my friends.
Blues sempre blues!!
I love Willie's dance around the 15min mark lol
awesome guitar playing pierced my heart
WOW!
Every time wanna Blues ! 🎸😊🎶
Very funking good!
YOW! Absolutely groovin' to this. Johhny B. Moore!
real awesome super great blues.
Chapeau i have the Blues for ever woh this is amazing,Chapeau for them.Thank you for uploading Blues Compartido.
Super sesion de.biues genial.
Great performance all so gentle.
Era só o que me faltava lula na gaita .
Super !!!
Great music!
Ouc! those were the days when Blues came out and talked with you
I'm the last one hired..and
I'm the first one fired..💪😎
I am the blues 🎸🎶🥁🎤🎹🎸
🎸🎹🎤🎶🥁🎸💙😎🤳
¡Gracias!
The Blues at it's best, Mega!!
Real blues sounds so good! :-)
This is the Blues !
que buena versión saludos desde Tijuana
I approve this message. 😎
lurrie bell blows my skull! nuff said
hell yessssss!
After Led Zeppelin called it quits Willie was still doing it better. Too bad about the racial and cultural divisions.
Hot damn!
This is the mid-70's- still the height of the Cold War....notice the big quiet when Dixon first rips into the chorus of "Berlin Wall". The crowd probly didn't know quite what would be the most "Politically Correct" way to react!
That unidentified instrumental by Mervyn 'Harmonica' Hinds sounds like an instrumental version of Little Walter's Crazy Mixed Up World.
WHY oh WHY did James Kinds' performance get cut off just as he was starting to wail? What the actual ****? What a damn shame.
You can piece together the personnel on all of the songs from this:
Willie Dixon:
- I Am the Blues (1)(2)
- Berlin Wall* (1)(2)
- Got My Mojo Working** (1)
Willie Dixon - vocals
Billy Branch - harmonica
Lurrie Bell - guitars, vocals*
Freddie Dixon - bass, vocals*
Garland Whitside - drums
William Dead-Eye Norris - vocals**
Mervyn Harmonica Hinds - harmonica**
Joe Harrington - bass**
everybody - background vocals*,**
Harmonica Hinds:
- My Baby Done Changed the Lock on the Door* (1)
- Instrumental Boogie** (1)
- Instrumental Boogie No. 2 (1)
Mervyn Harmonica Hinds - harmonica, vocals*
William Bom-Bay Carter - guitars*,***
William Dead-Eye Norris - guitars**,***
Lurrie Bell - guitars**,***
Joe Harrington - bass**,***
Larry Taylor - drums**,***
Billy Branch:
- Billy's Blues (1)
- Don't Start Me to Talkin'* (1)
- Hoochie Coochie Man* (2)
Billy Branch - harmonica, vocals*
Lurrie Bell - guitars
Freddie Dixon - bass
Garland Whitside - drums
Johnny B. Moore:
- I'm a King Bee (1)
- Going Back to Iuka (1)
- Sadie (2)
Johnny B. Moore - guitars, vocals
Vernon Harrington - guitars
Joe Harrington - bass
Larry Taylor - drums
Freddie Dixon:
- How Long (1)
- Hoodoo Doctor (1)
Freddie Dixon - bass, vocals
Billy Branch - harmonica
Lurrie Bell - guitars
Garland Whitside - drums
Vernon Harrington:
- All Your Love (1)
- Mama Talk to Your Daughter (2)
Vernon Harrington - guitars, vocals
Johnny B. Moore - guitars
Joe Harrington - bass
Larry Taylor - drums
James Kinds:
- All Because of Your Love (1)
James Kinds - vocals
Johnny B. Moore - guitars
Vernon Harrington - guitars
Joe Harrington - bass
Larry Taylor - drums
Dead-Eye Norris:
- Somebody Loan Me a Dime (1)
- The Thrill Is Gone/I'll Play the Blues for You (2)
- As the Years Go Passing By* (2)
William Dead-Eye Norris - guitars, vocals
Lurrie Bell - guitars
Joe Harrington - bass
Larry Taylor - drums
Mervyn Harmonica Hinds - harmonica*
Lurrie Bell:
- I'm Ready (1)
- Mannish Boy (2)
Lurrie Bell - guitars, vocals
Billy Branch - harmonica
Freddie Dixon - bass
Garland Whitside - drums
Bom-Bay Carter:
- Gonna Ride from Town to Town (2)
William Bom-Bay Carter - guitars, vocals
Mervyn Harmonica Hinds - harmonica
William Dead-Eye Norris - guitars
Lurrie Bell - guitars
Joe Harrington - bass
Larry Taylor - drums
Larry Taylor, Larry Jones were on drums.
Jesus é blues pronto falei!
This is sick
OMG
Freddy Dixon and Mud Morganfield should get together... That would be big...!
Great Show! Who is playing that Ricky bass on the first song?
Freddie Dixon.
12:45 ey that look bro idk
Now see, this is the shit!
Willie Dixon's Lyrics describes so called Black Folks of America aka the Tribe of Judah descendant to slavery. He's singing the blues of Israelites. This music is part of the soul and sound of Judah & Israel.