By the way i wanted to add, i've been into another great, mostly unknown in the blues circles...The late great Hollywood Fats!! Absolute brilliant blues and West Coast Jump and Swing guitarist! I have a lot of favorites of this guy, but i keep going back to a live recording from the late 1970's a tune called....."nit wit" Flawless playing! I own everything they have put out on Fats, the man was a monster player!!!
That nit wit jam reminds me so much of Ronnie Earl and Michael Bloomfield the song just made me jump off my feet thank you telling me about it. It’s an absolute boogie
As with all of SRC live recordings, you can hear the unique and different approaches of any of the same tune! He was a freaking genius, in such a way, he took chances, and always seemed to pull it off! He was fearless in the sense, i don't care if i make a mistake, it's what i am feeling at the moment. I feel the same way about another great who died at just 24 years old.....DUANE ALLMAN!!
By the way i wanted to add, i've been into another great, mostly unknown in the blues circles...The late great Hollywood Fats!! Absolute brilliant blues and West Coast Jump and Swing guitarist! I have a lot of favorites of this guy, but i keep going back to a live recording from the late 1970's a tune called....."nit wit" Flawless playing! I own everything they have put out on Fats, the man was a monster player!!!
That nit wit jam reminds me so much of Ronnie Earl and Michael Bloomfield the song just made me jump off my feet thank you telling me about it. It’s an absolute boogie
"Blues after hours" as well
Thank you for sharing!
As with all of SRC live recordings, you can hear the unique and different approaches of any of the same tune! He was a freaking genius, in such a way, he took chances, and always seemed to pull it off! He was fearless in the sense, i don't care if i make a mistake, it's what i am feeling at the moment. I feel the same way about another great who died at just 24 years old.....DUANE ALLMAN!!