Thread: newly found blues

Originally Posted by Ball Peen

I couldn't resist a song about my favourite hammer
Joe Bonamassa - Ball Peen Hammer - YouTube

Sloe gin.. Such a brilliant album

Heard this on the radio today...Nick Waterhouse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5THw4SZCXEE

Not much new about these ones, but damn they are good.

John Lee Hooker and the Doors...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xzFWm9uXJo

Angus and Malcolm with the Stones...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg1VjxuJiio

Same deal,

Muddy Waters, joined by the Stones....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Or7huOK7o

Hey Cliff, how did you put the clip straight into the post, I can't seem to do it anymore

Like muddy the greatest check mojo working and Manish boy my favorite...

Originally Posted by Ironwood

Same deal,

Muddy Waters, joined by the Stones....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Or7huOK7o

Hey Cliff, how did you put the clip straight into the post, I can't seem to do it anymore

Sorry, missed this.

There is an icon above when you a posting to a thread that has a couple of frames of movie film & when you hover over it it says 'Insert Video' you just click it & then past the URL into the window that pops open.

All it does is put [ video ] at the start of the URL & [ /video ] at the end of the URL. (you have to remove the spaces either side of the word video.)

As a long time blues fan, I usually have blues from Live365 streaming from internet through the amp and down into the workshop.
Most of the time, it's Blues City Radio or Altlantic Blues, but occasionally I surf a bit and found Blues Asia Radio. Now... blues from Asia has got to be worth a listen, so I did...

In a word, sensational!

I just caught a cover of 'Georgia On My Mind' by The Magic Mushroom Blues Band (yup, go figure.... from Indonesia...) that absolutely astounded me and is probably on equal par for the Ian Moss/Cold Chisel/Barking Spiders version of one of the best 10 songs ever.
They only seem to have one album, which is a bit of a shame, but there's a few you-tube videos. Might be worth investing if I can find it.

Do yourself a favour and have a listen to this version of it (Georgia On My Mind)

Anybody going to see Joe Bonamassa when he comes to Oz in September? Cant wait. 2nd time seeing him at state theater.

These guys have done it to me again...
Most of the time, the blues from Live365 is background music to the workshop and is part of the surroundings - but every now and then, something plays that makes me stop and listen.

Here's one that popped up on Blues Asia that caught my attention in a cover of the T-Bone Walker classic "Stormy Monday", again, by The Magic Mushroom Blues Band.

Have a listen - Stormy Monday