Somehow, and I could be wrong...but I'm pretty that cat doing the interview has never seen bailing wire...but the best part about Mr. Sumlin's interviews is that you can just wind him up and let him go...and we'll all sit there in awe until he stops!
Saw Hubert back in the early sixties on the legendary Folk Blues Tour in Bradford UK with Howlin Wolf, Sonny Boy and a host of other great blues men. Of course, back then I was only interested in the music and had no idea what a very nice man he was. Delightful clip - thank you so much.
This is just a treasure ! Anybody watching this doesnt know who the gracious/responsive host is, he is one of the greatest guitar players anywhere... except for maybe hubert sumlin : )
Hubert played at my stage @Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest. What a kind man, I was in awe. His style was so effortless, so smooth, so bluesful! This interview shows the real man! Only thing it doesn't show are the coolest slippers with gold-embroidered guitars.
Thank you for posting this. Hubert is great. If you get the chance to buy the dvd "Lightning in a bottle", take it. Buy 2 copies and give one to your best friend. It is worth buying just for Hubert doing Killing Floor.
yea seriously. Although Hendrix and Jerry Garcia learned late, at 16 and 15 respectively so it seems that the later you start... although it might be that the more you're into music, the better you learn.
*sigh* tears me apart tho xD i started 3 years ago and i'm 22 =( but i'm trying to learn quick xD it's the best part anyway haha.
if it's one thing that Ts me off...it's having emotion and a guitar and having no idea how to show it except in cover songs xD but i'm getting there...hopefully.
yeah but im simply saying.....you dont need to be black to have the blues...or play them...you just need a reason...i hate how ppl ride down on white people...
hey uname1950 why dont you shut the fuck up you fuckin poser i dont see any videos on your page douchebag...and "crackers" brought back the blues....ever hear of a man called Stevie Ray Vaughan...blues would be gone if it wasnt for him you fuckin douchebag
I love SRV, but that was a ludicrous comment, he didn't save the blues. He wouldn't have been anything if it weren't for the blues and the black folk that created it. Same can be said for many white artists.
"Crackers" profited it from it while the artists couldn't even drink from a regular water fountain or eat a meal in a restaurant.
The fact of the matter is that Blues is it's own thing and ya can't infuse race into it. I'm white and I've felt the blues in my soul all my life. And I've been playing the blues since I pick'd up a guitar. So every body chill with the whole racial thing it's the bloddest dead horse in the world that people keep beatin' on it's gettin old.
Not true, blacks had a key influence on the invention of rock n' roll but ya can't attribute birth of rock and roll to one race. Rock n' Roll was a mixture of both country and blues, white and black. Ebony and ivory working together in perfect harmony. Rock n' Roll is probably one the loudest and most powerful statements of racial unity ever and to attribute it to one race is an insult to the genre itself.
srv didnt bring blues back the blues has never left cuz the king is still alive (BB) and guys like buddy guy not to take a thing a way from stevie tho but the blues is going nowhere!
I got spend about half an hour with Hubert backstage at The Fleece in Bristol, UK in 2004. He's such a warm character, I love the guy!!! Plus he was the first blues player I ever heard! When I told him I've stolen a lot of his lines he said "Let me tell ya sumthin' I steal a lotta shit too".
rip hubert my man cannot believe i have only just found out the news. It was all so quiet news for what i look at as a blues god.
Froobat 6 days ago in playlist Hubert Sumlin
Just read of Hubert Sumlin passing......Rest in peace great man.
Benjiboyo210 3 weeks ago
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards paying for his funeral.......this week.
justralph1 1 month ago
what a great story he sounds like a great man
yaya3165 1 month ago
RIP Hubert.... you will be missed.
BluesBroad 1 month ago
We're going to miss you Hubert - RIP my friend
jukedaddys1 1 month ago
RIP, Hubert. So glad I wasn't introduced to your music. Respect.
thehappyclub 1 month ago
rip
warrenhlain 1 month ago
Rip
simonjandrews 1 month ago
Hubert sumlin rip
simonjandrews 1 month ago
RIP Hubert Sumlin
leroy0053 1 month ago
RIP
order57 1 month ago
He's in a room of 14000 dollar gibsons, and he's making sweet sounds with that Harmony! Shows its the archer, not the arrow.
masterhorax 2 months ago 2
@masterhorax yes sir!!!
leroy0053 1 month ago
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rwijaya 2 months ago
i love how hubert eyes isbrowsing the room full of guitars!
rwijaya 2 months ago
am i the only 13 year old watching this?
sk8rasta39 5 months ago
pete has a very annoying laugh lol
willwelsh816 5 months ago
Could sit and listen to his stories all day, gotta get as much info from him as we can...one of the last great blues legends
MrSoulman26 6 months ago
Somehow, and I could be wrong...but I'm pretty that cat doing the interview has never seen bailing wire...but the best part about Mr. Sumlin's interviews is that you can just wind him up and let him go...and we'll all sit there in awe until he stops!
JazzyDave 9 months ago 2
What a gentleman,would love to meet him
gibsoneer321 10 months ago 2
hubert sumlin search results on youtube 777 vids
jacobbeahm 1 year ago
I could spend 100 lifetimes talking and playing with Hubert,He's seen it all !!!!!
xXxStrangleHoldxXx 1 year ago 2
I have much respect for this man, but its damn hard to understand what he's saying.
dickies1922x 1 year ago
@dickies1922x
Dick, that is the problem! Don't try to understand him! Feel him and you will have no questions!
spr95que 1 year ago
Saw Hubert back in the early sixties on the legendary Folk Blues Tour in Bradford UK with Howlin Wolf, Sonny Boy and a host of other great blues men. Of course, back then I was only interested in the music and had no idea what a very nice man he was. Delightful clip - thank you so much.
zthetha 1 year ago
Can you imagine being a grandson or a grand-grandson of Hubert's?
He's gotta be a damn good grandpa!
mauronr 1 year ago 2
mr. sumlin is playing tonite @ cozy's in sherman oaks Ca. for FREE...
TakeNoGuff 2 years ago
This is just a treasure ! Anybody watching this doesnt know who the gracious/responsive host is, he is one of the greatest guitar players anywhere... except for maybe hubert sumlin : )
Bumptiously 2 years ago
i met hubert tonigh and shook his handt. sooo pumped
nighthawkcustom065 2 years ago
Just an amazing interview, I haven't seen anything like that in years. Kudos for posting!
johntcolo 2 years ago
what guitar used hubert i nthis video?
srvvaughan93 2 years ago
Hubert played at my stage @Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest. What a kind man, I was in awe. His style was so effortless, so smooth, so bluesful! This interview shows the real man! Only thing it doesn't show are the coolest slippers with gold-embroidered guitars.
phojczyk 2 years ago 2
His work with Howlin Wolf is classic . Hubert is the man !!!!!
JazzBill 2 years ago 4
God bless you Hubert......
xsamitt 2 years ago 5
the interview certainly lives in a shed
Optimistiq1 2 years ago
ohh yes i was yeaa
stevieb2400 2 years ago
Great post, thanks! That was a great way to spend 10 minutes.
lighteningboy 2 years ago 2
Question, is that one of the vintage rooms in hollywood california?????
DustyR101 2 years ago
thats the hollywood vintage room.
jakesimmons815 2 years ago
Talk about living history. I've read a lot of interviews with Hubert Sumlin but it's so much better hearing it from the man himself.
javadude54 2 years ago 2
one of the old cats, great video
Bluzer86 2 years ago 4
Hes awesome... i met him last week... you can hardly understand what hes saying now and his fingers are slower these days but hes still awesome
BEB131 2 years ago
He talks just like he plays the guitar; with lots of humor, which makes you listen.
BTW the price tags of those guitars!
1950jimbei 2 years ago
no mames
elcurly117 2 years ago
Thanks very much for posting- I really enjoyed listeing to Mr Sumlin.
tony9L9L 3 years ago
Hubert's music resonates through all these great Blues guitarist just to name a few >SRV.
Sumlin is the man.
Bluezking 3 years ago
Man i could listen to this guy all day.
liveforeverandaday 3 years ago 4
hubert is a great player, not to mention hilarious
lanceROFLCOPTERS 3 years ago 4
LMFAO "do you remember your first RECTALECTION" WTF?
apostle313 3 years ago
LMFAO...WTF...LOL...OMG...
stop wit this!!!!
Bohumill2 3 years ago
betcha didnt notice till u saw my comment lol
apostle313 3 years ago
Leave it to a Guitar Center employee to make an anal reference to Hubert Sumlin.
I think he's so impressed he subconciously wants to bone Hubert, hence the freudian slip.
dustin11 3 years ago
man... his persona is even cooler than his music!
ghaws 3 years ago
Love 2 watch this!!
sedanglah 3 years ago 2
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EricClaptonFan24 3 years ago
Sumlin
Schpoonfish 3 years ago 6
There will never be another Hubert Sumlin. I love listening to his stories.
microtechg7 3 years ago 5
I love that excited expression on his face when he mentions the judging- priceless. Long live Hubert!
Schpoonfish 3 years ago 4
Thank you for posting this. Hubert is great. If you get the chance to buy the dvd "Lightning in a bottle", take it. Buy 2 copies and give one to your best friend. It is worth buying just for Hubert doing Killing Floor.
spenserspenser25 3 years ago 2
Here's a man I'd like to jam with. God bless him.
craigschirato 3 years ago 18
sure he is
adamsvok 3 years ago 2
This guy is cooler than cool.
Soulnik 3 years ago 27
@Soulnik of course he is he is a fucking blues man
kingrayben800 1 year ago
God that was amazing! Truly and uttlerly inspiring to hear him talk and play
LittleBrotherBlues 3 years ago 5
I love listenin' to this guy. I feel like I'm listening to my grand papey
hoosd42 3 years ago
THIS IS A CLASSIC INTERVIEW
erj215 3 years ago 3
God Bless Hubert ^_^
guitar at 6. wish i started that young -_-
1BrknHrtdRomeo 4 years ago 3
yea seriously. Although Hendrix and Jerry Garcia learned late, at 16 and 15 respectively so it seems that the later you start... although it might be that the more you're into music, the better you learn.
DoctorNumber46 4 years ago
*sigh* tears me apart tho xD i started 3 years ago and i'm 22 =( but i'm trying to learn quick xD it's the best part anyway haha.
if it's one thing that Ts me off...it's having emotion and a guitar and having no idea how to show it except in cover songs xD but i'm getting there...hopefully.
1BrknHrtdRomeo 4 years ago
Actually Jimi Got his first gtr at 13... nonetheless i see your point!!
erj215 3 years ago
yeah but im simply saying.....you dont need to be black to have the blues...or play them...you just need a reason...i hate how ppl ride down on white people...
ryan401 4 years ago 5
he broke the diddly bo!
riverpeople 4 years ago
hey uname1950 why dont you shut the fuck up you fuckin poser i dont see any videos on your page douchebag...and "crackers" brought back the blues....ever hear of a man called Stevie Ray Vaughan...blues would be gone if it wasnt for him you fuckin douchebag
ryan401 4 years ago
I love SRV, but that was a ludicrous comment, he didn't save the blues. He wouldn't have been anything if it weren't for the blues and the black folk that created it. Same can be said for many white artists.
"Crackers" profited it from it while the artists couldn't even drink from a regular water fountain or eat a meal in a restaurant.
A damn shame.
krakahead 4 years ago
The fact of the matter is that Blues is it's own thing and ya can't infuse race into it. I'm white and I've felt the blues in my soul all my life. And I've been playing the blues since I pick'd up a guitar. So every body chill with the whole racial thing it's the bloddest dead horse in the world that people keep beatin' on it's gettin old.
hoosd42 3 years ago 3
hehe, just 'cause you enslaved millions of black people and they totes took it on the chin and invented rock and roll, pwned!!1!
blacksue07 3 years ago
what? what you wrote doesn't make any sense, can you please clarify.
hoosd42 3 years ago
Facts are Blacks invented the blues & Rock n' Roll
Faroutdog 3 years ago
Not true, blacks had a key influence on the invention of rock n' roll but ya can't attribute birth of rock and roll to one race. Rock n' Roll was a mixture of both country and blues, white and black. Ebony and ivory working together in perfect harmony. Rock n' Roll is probably one the loudest and most powerful statements of racial unity ever and to attribute it to one race is an insult to the genre itself.
hoosd42 3 years ago 5
Well said...
M0n3yz1 3 years ago 2
srv didnt bring blues back the blues has never left cuz the king is still alive (BB) and guys like buddy guy not to take a thing a way from stevie tho but the blues is going nowhere!
bobbtav 4 years ago
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Crackers always trying to steal from the originators.
uname1950 4 years ago
shut up
realbirchwood 4 years ago
"ah man! I was apps!" lol words from a true master of blues guitar
BluesBoyBlue 4 years ago
Whoever that guy is giving the interview seems so fake, i.e. his laughs and other expressions. It's kind of annoying. Anyway, Hubert's awesome!
dsarverr 4 years ago 3
haha hubert is a kool guy i love the way he talks haha, love that 1920's style talkin
hvnboi 4 years ago 2
that guys awesome you just gotta smile when you see him hes great!
bigb934 4 years ago 3
is that like a gibson verson of a telecaster?
voodoochild312 4 years ago
its a 60s harmony may be a strato tone , see ebay / harmony electris guitar
Totakeke13 4 years ago
listen to those P-90s. sounds like shit...
Hubert rules! He's my favourite blues player... after the great Louis Armstong!
adamsvok 4 years ago
THAT WAS AMAZING!!! Chief-Architect of the Electric Blues!! Yes SIR!
tdblues 4 years ago 2
I love you Hubert.
wig1 4 years ago
thanks guy.
hubgapaz 4 years ago
he is my hero on the guitar
delnemorio 4 years ago
I got spend about half an hour with Hubert backstage at The Fleece in Bristol, UK in 2004. He's such a warm character, I love the guy!!! Plus he was the first blues player I ever heard! When I told him I've stolen a lot of his lines he said "Let me tell ya sumthin' I steal a lotta shit too".
bluesyboots 4 years ago 2
Haha, that's hilarious :D
SSJ2Killua 4 years ago
I met him too, sounds like him. He is from a different era, we are blessed
kunutc 4 years ago
Yes we are indeed! I said 2004, it was actually 2002, it was 2004 I met Walter Trout (Also at the fleece is Bristol) hehe!
bluesyboots 4 years ago
Hubert truely is the blues. Awsome clip
Pduster451 5 years ago
hubert is soo great!
biokees 5 years ago