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  • is otis spann playing the drums here?? wtf

  • This is my favorite vid of Sonny Boy. I just wish to God I could blow harp like this.

  • this is some hard cuttin' mezz!!!

  • God Bless You Tube and all who post this Quality of blues History - Thanx MattySlim!

  • That is a true blues band!

  • sumlins reverb f-ing drenched g-tar and everything else. good song. good song.

  • meeeeeeeeeeeeee

    que som!!!!!!!

  • what a super blues band

  • Back in those days-great stuff!!!

  • just out of this world! We're on higher ground here with Style sweatin' blues from the Man in the name of Sonny Boy Williamson! Too good.

    What a school!

  • Raful Neal also has another son who is a fantasic blues man...Lil Ray Neal who've played with some of the greats...Lil MIlton, Bobby Bland etc.

  • AWESOME!!!!

  • Just wished "Sir" Sony Boy Williamson II had left a legend son - like great Muddy Watters who left great "Big" Bill Morganfield; or fantastic Carry Bell who left us fantastic Lurrie Bell; or superb Raful Neal, who left us superb Kenny Neal; or fabulous Byther Allison, who left fabulous ... Allison; or an adoring & marvellous daughter like Shemeika CCopeland, who was left for us by adoring & Just marvellous Johnny Copeland!

    R.I.P. Great people!

  • you owe alot to these guys they were and are the ingredients to what modern music is nowadys and its very ignorant of you to call it bullshit.they know more about life than you ever will

  • Huburt Sumlin is playing some sweet guitar there

  • Just love those sweet melodys, great vid. thanx.

  • I met him at the Marquee Club, in Wardour St, London in 1964. He was peeing next to me in the John and asked me where a man could get a drink in this soft drink club. I directed him across the road to The Intrepid Fox pub.where we all went in the break. He was playing with The Yardbirds with Eric Clapton. On the same bill was Long John Baldry and the Hoochie Coochie Men with a guest young kid called Rod Stewart. I was 15 in my second year playing the harmonica., now in my 45 th, ha ha ha

  • What a great story. And how fortunate you are to have witnessed such great musicians. Not a very nice man, from what i read, but an amazing force in Blues.

  • THE BLUES LIVE SONNY BOY

  • awesome video and i like his beard

  • What song is this?

  • sonny is the real deal it's like seeing god thanx slim

  • ooofff cek !!!! ooooooooooooooof! check!

  • That's in my older days, probably from 1964 or so...

  • Younger days, in my YOUNGER days.

  • yes yes yes.

  • love the old blues

  • Oakland Sam side all right

  • Ohhhh, Yeeeeaahh!!

  • splendid stuff

  • Simply wonderful, fellas...just that...real blues!!

  • Never heard of this guy, Thanks to the internet I have found some new guy to listen to. :-). Ps Was this from a movie?

  • Why blues is so damn great music folks? I don't know but i love it.

  • if you have nothing you still have the bluse

  • Sometimes you just need the blues---Thanks!

  • gawd!

    tnx matty

  • The poster MattySlim is a damn good player/singer himself. He lives in Eugene, Oregon. Hey Brother, I still have to get you a copy of the George Smith album I promised you.

  • amazing.

  • Yea I saw him on one of those Lippman Rau blues packages in the 60's in my home town of Croydon England - it was great!

  • Hubert Sumlin is still alive to date I believe.Correct me if i,m wrong.

  • The song is 'My younger days' and the band features Howlin' Wolf's combo of Sunnyland Slim, Hubert Sumlin, Willie Dixon and drummer Clifton James. You can read that in a review of the DVD The American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1966, Vol. 2 at Amazon.

  • Thats Hubert Sumlin on guitar there, you know, Wolfs guitarist. And i think its Otis Spann on piano but im not sure

    You cant help but dig ol' Sonny Boy!

  • yeah see he spent all his money on crack and now he can't buy his own house. awsome love this. vintage blues kicks the modern shits ass.

  • Yeah, Some REAL Blues I LOVE IT THANK YOU.

  • The master Sonny...great ! good quality.

    We remember you Sonny..thanks for this great music..

  • Very Tasty Guitar Player with great tone in the band.

  • just awesome...sonny boy will forever be the master of the harp and blues

  • Great Video

  • That comes from American Folf Blues Festivals DVDs. I have two of them, I don't know if there exist more. In those DVDs you can see Sonny Boy, Willie Dixon, Otis Spann, Eddie Boyd, Lonnie Johnson, Roosevelt Sykes, Hubert Sumlin, Otis Rush, John Lee Hooker, Memphis Slim, Mississippi Fred MacDowel, Junior Wells, Matt Murphy, Magic Sam, Earl Hooker, Bill Stepney, etc.

  • Those are the only two that I know of. One of the few videos that Miss. Fred appears on. FYI...Otis Rush is still around as far as I know as well as Little Hubert Sumlin. Anybody know if Earl Hooker {John Lee Hookers cousin I think] is still alive.

  • Hurbert Sumlin is stil around, he even plays sometimes with my friend Little Victor. Earl Hooker died soon after the performance you can see in the American Folk Blues Festival, as far as I know.

  • Yeah, I know Hubert Sumlin is still around. Never heard of Little Victor. Whats his last name and maybe a little history?

  • wwwDOTlittlevictorDOTcom wwwDOTmyspaceDOTcom/littlevict­ormusic

  • There is a third volume that features Big Mama Thornton, Roosevelt Sykes, Buddy Guy,Dr.Isaiah Ross, Big Joe Turner,Skip James,Bukka White,Son House,HoundDogTaylor, Little Walker, KokoTaylor, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee,Helen Humes, Earl Hooker, and Muddy Waters. Just go to B&N and special order it

  • Where is that page? Do they ship to Europe? Mo' info, please!

  • Thank you so much for posting this.

    REAL blues. Sonny Boy has so many of his songs covered by lots of famous artists and his influence on blues is as much as any muscian. Great stuff. Thank you.

  • Awesome. Love this guys music, but never saw him on video. Every listen to Snooky Pryor?

  • Love Snookey--unfortunately he just passed away--Oct 19th

  • fodasso! mas o velho sonny vivia bebum mesmo!

  • Unbelieveable.....  thanks

  • SONIDO FANTASTICO!

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