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  • listening to this gives me a feeling i cant describe, its joyful yet sorrowful and tired, great tune and a great recording, would love to heat that album in person, thanx alot 4 posting this

  • Thanks so much for this one great poetry 

  • Quite possibly the greatest down home country blues song ever recorded. Great lonesome guitar sound by Lightning Hopkins. I discovered this song a few years ago on a cassette tape someone gave me, an dit is one of my top blues tunes ever.

  • Lightnin' was lightnin' in a bottle.

  • very cool!

    

  • Nice tune man, i can see you are using your Lenco and it sounds great!

    I have my dads old Lenco L-75 and i'm loving it more and more :)

  • Lordy, I miss the sound of a broke-in-real-good LP!

    You'll always be our hometown hero of the blues, Lightnin'!

    Dedication for your historical marker is next month and it's long overdue!

  • It's a crying shame that today's youth will never experience the beauty of vinyl. No sound will ever compare.

  • @TheOtotheD that's shellac man don't drop it!!!

  • really cool my good man,, real cool

  • really cool my good man,,  real cool

  • Lightnin' Hopkins is the Blues.

    Thank you very much for this sound !

  • howlin'!

  • JEALOUS!!!!!!

  • WOW that was haunting it was so real like he was playing in front of you... just listened five times...

  • that's me on guitar

  • A.bsolutely clear and thrilling

  • Words escape me.!!!!!

    THANK YOU for sharing this..

    It is SO good.

    Take care of it - that is HISTORY

  • Boy, it doesn't get more down in the alley than that!!! Most XCELLNT track i've ever heard! Get down on 'em ligtnin' and make it count!

  • Wow, this is so clean !

    Take care of this record, man

  • Don't worry. It's kept in a safe place. Actually, this video is the last time I have played the record.

  • Thanks for posting I'm speechless not only cus I've heard that alot of great blues were on 78's but lightnin never seazes to amaze me with his cool grit blues

  • lucky you.".what a score"...

  • Thanks for posting this. Just wonderful!

  • thanks for sharing this !

    Amplified Lightnin', wow

    this is just as groundbreaking as for instance Muddy's electric Honey Bee

    Had to plug in and howl along

  • Excellent. His guitar is howling!! I love it! My favorite!!!

  • Tremendous!

  • his guitar howls... u hear the pain... this is deep stuff

  • This is fantastic... i have a version by Walter Horton..

  • Now This Is Blues!!!!!! If You Can Make A Guitar Sound Like A Dog Howling Thats Soul!!!!!!

  • Thanks for posting this! I must have 40 of his CD's, not sure this is on any of them.

  • I've looked high and low and can't find this on cd either. Does anyone out there know which one it is on if it is. ??

    this is a blisteringly soulful track.

  • " a man can't help but mess around her "

    brilliant!

  • Amazing! Sounds brilliant.

  • how'd ya get the record?

  • Ebay!

  • he was a cool guy

  • Love this song. I want to play the guitar like Lightnin.

  • lightnin' is amazing!

  • nothing like the sound of a turntable to make you feel like its there in front of you

  • You should be here in the room when this thing is playing.

  • My favorite Hopkins song!

  • thanks for posting!

  • this....rules

  • Jesus!!!! Great!!!

  • Incredible sound ! Thank you for the answer.

  • Is this album called "Dirty Blues" ?

  • This isn't an album. It's the original 78 rpm recording.

  • Can you give me the title of the album where i can find this song ?

    thanks

  • It's like a fucking religious experience. I think I need a turntable.....now

  • I saw Lightning at the Cabal in Berkeley one night in 1964. never been the same

  • the best blues song of all the times!!

  • you must have 'jakehead boggie' on that album..greatest guitar I ever heard

  • Actually it's not an album. It's the original 78rpm record. Hope you like.

  • jesus bring back vinyl now ... what a sound

    fucking system progress to darkness and ignorance

  • I saw Lighnin' in the club that became CBGBs, don't remember name, in NYC, late 70's or early 80's! Anybody have a video from there?

  • I'm using an Ortofon with a straight '78' stylus.

  • What brand of needle/cartridge are you using? I have a Stanton 681EEE on my Lenco 75.

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