Muddy Waters With Pinetop Perkins In Concert.
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Muddy Waters with a band including Pinetop Perkins and Jerry Portnoy filmed at Montreal Jazz festival , University Of Montreal ,1980 performing "Reefer And Champagne" and "Blow Wind Blow".
This was awesome best blues writer ever
This is music!!!
RIP Pinetop, one of the best pianist of the time!!
Blues .....the king of the blues.....at least one of the originals!!!!!!love all his stuff.....rip muddy.....!!!!!
Jerry Portnoy on Harmonica! One of the elite of all time!!!!!
I saw Muddy with Pinetop in 1978 in a club with 150 people. Rockin'.
I saw them at the Colonial in Toronto in 1972. And Pinetop played teh Harvest Festival in Fredericton in 1996. I sat with Pinetop on his flight to Toronto that Sept 15 since I was going to Toronto from Fredericton to see my less than 15 hour old grand-daughter.
@@heatherlunergan6935 Really cool sitting with Pinetop. Thanks.
the song that the dj played for me in some of my darker days.. and brought me back out of my cave..I could not smoke or drink, but still.. I got the blues .now I am back and livin-found the blues were still alive..blues gave me my life back. I cant live without some fixin from live blues..never no mo.
No body can imitate Muddy successfully. Just can't, he was one of a special kind.
This is Jerry Portnoy at his creative best in Champagne and Reefer. That solo is POWERFUL!
Amen bro!
God bless you Pinetop.
RIP Pinetop Perkins July 7, 1915 to March 21, 2011.
Saw Muddy, Pinetop and Jerry at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach, Ca in 1978.
Incredible assemblage of talent. Great night.
Man, what I regret the most in terms of music in my life, is that I never came to being at a Muddy Waters live gig........
For me it's Dick Dale. He played the East Coast once a year, and I swore I was going every year for something like 8 years. Never did, and then it was too late.
I had tickets to see him and Lightnin Hopkins at a Jazz Festival in London 1981. It got called off due to civil unrest in the city. They moved it to a different venue and I was unable to get there transport wise. To this day I regret not making a bigger effort to get there
Me too bro!!!!
The best of the bests!
Ummm...Pinetop's one of the best blues pianists of ALL and ANY time!
It's Rockin up yonder tonight, Muddy and Pinetop together again!
I was there just about 80 days before he passed away. On stage with a great Man.
RIP, Pinetop.
No pedals , Guitar into Amp and a lot of Skill . Blues On....💙
*alot of feel
NOTE - I have reposted the complete version of this along with the BB King performance from this same show so it can be seen as a whole. This video will remain for those not able to watch the long video. For those who are able, see video - ' Muddy Waters Plus BB King - Montreal - Full Version'
Never underestimate Jerry Portnoys prowess as a harp player.He ranks along with the very best I can assure all of you.
That harmonica was perfect
Pinetop will be missed I'm just glad i got to see him play in SLC some years back.
my mother loved muddy waters and howling wolf
so god damn good!!!
Jerry is f@in' awseome as the whole band
Jerry Portnoy must have been born blowin' on a Harp. What a Talent and What a Great Band to play with Muddy Water it must have been insane. It just dose not get better than this.
Jerry started the harp at 24. Amazing player.
Rest In Peace, Pinetop
Pinetop rockin tonite up yonder with Muddy
Jerry Portnoy is a fantastic harp player.
masterpiece
Just saw Luther 'Guitar Jr.' Johnson, Muddy's rhythm guitarist on this video, in early August at the Barnful of Blues in New Boston. He's well into his 70's now and his health is not the greatest but I wanna tell you he rocked that house like he was in his prime. He's every bit the gentleman. He's kind and encouraging to all he meets and occasionally shows up at our Thursday nite jams in Peterboro, NH at La Mia Casa. In fact, I got to play harp one nite through an amp that was likely on the stage for this gig.
el puto amo. siempre grande. desde pozuelo de alarcon, Madrid. parquin srolla..un sentimiento. que en paz descanse.
This my friends is what Dah Blues are All about
A great great song, even tho most of us cant be handlin substances for cures. But the song- which is truly owned by Muddy and his pards.. rules. and no doubt its a standard up in the friendly skies.
Portnoy Is great🎉🎉🎉🎉💯💯💯💯😊
Gods....Jerry is Dah harmonica God also
Ain't no "dislikes" on this! Pretty obvious why... f*ckin' GREAT music!
Classic stuff!
Great!
@cedricleecason Hell yeah. I recon a shiver went down his back then he turns and thinks, aww smokin!.
I was born i in the wrong decade. LOVE.
dont get no better bluesman for sure
if this ain't the godamndest bunch of musicians then i dunno whut
Blues oh yeah
478 views? I don't understand ! this is amazing ! :) thanks !
This is my shit. King Bee is a great album
Zya All once in Blues Heaven!
I know the shit when I see it and this ladies and gentlemen is most definitely the shit.
Imagine playin guitar or harp for Muddy. What an honor that'd be.
an honor, but not much money.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎈
featuring Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin on the guitar....
Shared on G+ June 6, 2016. And November 25, 2018
"Champagne And Reefer"
Willie Big Eyes Smith drums, Bob Margolin (g.) on Muddy's right.....I believe it's Luther "Guitar Junior" (g.) on Muddy's left and Calvin Jones on bass and of course pinetop on the keys.
fabulous Muddy ! check out bluespiano- the Italian lion. The cat plays in that vein too these days!
Raw
Muddy waters was the best on the slide guitar
Bob Margolin 🌷:)
bring my some hash when i wanna get high
This is like Alan Wilson on a John Lee Hooker song. Can't fuck with that harmonica... #Respect
Right on. 😅
that sound ! seems & sounds so simple, which it is, & impossible to recreate.
Blues guitar needs no effects pedals!
Keep that music simple, like the good Doctor says. That the result.
Bring me some hash when I want to get high! hahaha
I love it...
Rare
@L1ngP0e
I wonder what happened to all those Don Kirshner shows ?, they don't seem to have been shown again or come out on DVD.
Bob Margolin looks SO young here!
To Wiki, That is not correct. I played with Pinetop for five years.
The woman was no choirgirl, she was a drunken angry wife who
thought from behind that Pinetop was her cheating husband.
She hit him from behind to try to kill him, she missed and opened up
his entire left arm. The band took him to a white doctor, who refused to see him.
So they drove 20 min. to a black doctor who wanted to remove his arm.
The band said no way and he was stitched up. Unable to fret a guitar he went to piano.
would have loved to see little walker on harp here
I love Little Walter but this is Jerry Portnoy's show all the way!!!
OMG might fine shit.
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@KidFromDaCity
Jerry Portnoy.
correction little walter
That's Willie Smith on drums, isn't it? When in 1980 did he leave the band?
How much you want
papa pauline und marie
Dees be some baaaaaaad mo-fo's here...
tocate algo muddy!!!! www.spreaker.com/user/en-el-living-de-la-abuela/motivos-para-brindar-muddy-waters
you know Im Stick with my reffa.
Portnoy's Complaint. Not as great as Little Walt, Cotton or Butter, but still very good.
To he honest, on this jam, I'm not sure if any of those you mentioned could have e topped Jerry Portnoy on this one. All of them any other time would have been better but this was JP's time to take the show!
Champagne and Reefer are but mere appatizers compared to this gotdamn dish!
Unfortunately the blues is dying....when Muddy went, it marked the end of an era. The old greats pretty much took the blues with em...don't get me wrong, the blues is still twitching, but someday soon it's gonna cough and void it's bowels...and that will be the end of that.
I play guitar at least as well as muddy does here (he's not playing much, and I don't like to brag;), and I can play a lil drums, bass naturally, and bluesharp also(bass, guitar, and harmonica are very similar as far as sound so once you've mastered one, you can pretty well play the other 2)...hell I can even play piano some, I just never got "into it" enough to actually play it for any length of time....but I digress, I really wish there was some kind of blues revival sweeping the world...something like that could turn out OK for me, but knowing my luck i'll just be on my ass smoking reefer and bending strings for the rest of my life lol..hearing nothing but beyonce and nicki minaj and beiber on the radio for the next half century!
Blues will never die. All art/culture is cyclical. Nothing I love more than playing blues. Been in rock/blues groups since I was 14. We were just some white boys who thought the blues was cool, but I keep the records spinning and play along with a low ball of bourbon and my Gibson now at age 26. Now I'm old enough to have felt the blues and I've got the guitar chops to play it. It'll always be the music that helps celebrate the good and pull through the bad.
My kids (when I have them) will grow up with the good stuff too.
Yeah, man, I guess your right. As long as at least 1 bluesman is around, the blues will be too. Maybe someday the blues will make a nearly-mainstream comeback..that'd be fire.
You and your band ever get paid gigs anywhere?
That'd be sweet...gotta pay for all that Kentucky bourbon ya dig!
Bertram Greene Ha. Nah. We just played at parties and for ourselves.
In a spiritual sense, blues has been around forever and will be around as long as there are people still breathing. I play with a blues trio doing mostly blues styles that are closer to my grandparents' age than to mine, and we get regular paid gigs. I have no illusions that I'll "make it" into the mainstream doing the style of music I do (mostly Piedmont and old Delta blues), but I'm keeping it alive in Arkansas. I hope you're doing the same wherever you are.
Fuck that top 40 radio shit, turn off the radio and keep on what you love, it sounds like it loves us back, the shit on the radio doesn't even have a heart capable of love.