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  • oh lawd

  • Great song!

  • Legend. No doubt!

  • The trully blueswoman!

  • AWESOME!!!!!! LOVE IT!!!

  • this shit is ILL.

  • This Great Woman...was something else alright! Oh what a joy that we still have all her wonderful music and her powerful-bluesy voice to carry us all through to today, tomorrow and forever!

    Big Mama...I love you and always will. Rest In Much Peace!

  • Made the absolute best recording of Houndog ever.

    Died alone in a hotel room in Los Angeles. I never saw her live but Idid get around LA at the time. I did see a lot of today well know black musicians at the time.

    I liked those day better than today.

    But I am white and probably had a different perspective. At the time I cruised from the Mannhole in Hollywood to the Zebra Lounge on East Manchester. Of course points in between Great stuff.

    Martin jones

    Oxnard

  • Perfect !!!!!!!!!!!

  • Damn that is some fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine blues piano.

  • special old blues perfectttttttttttttttttttt

  • thank you !!!

  • Janis inspires me... And listening to who inspired her is like meeting my Maker!

  • @rebeccaletitbe

    I hear you clear and strong.

    your maker

  • @rebeccaletitbe ~>have you looked into Odetta?

  • Hope she is right!!!!

  • Yeeeaaaahhhh girl !

  • I like Big Mama's attitude.

  • wonder who played harp for her? I know she played harp herself at times but in this recording it sounds a bit like Little Walter or,,,,somebody.....dunno..mayb­e James Cotton.....sounds AMAZING. And shes just the utmost! hehe! Wow,,,,,I hope shes right...hope everythings gon' be alright. For everybody. xx Peace and love & thanks for posting. Blessings to ya. "Jenny"

  • @NoRosesForMe - probably Little Walter by the feel of it..Big Mama..Rock Me Ma Diva !

  • @ReedBender1 I thought so but,,,,someone else also posted this and sure enoughit is James Cotton. Eerie how they sound so similar. And I usually know who's who hehe! Been playin harp since I was 13. I thought I had a good ear....dunno anymore tee hee! xx thanks tho and peace to ya. ♥ "Jenny"

  • @NoRosesForMe - ok thanks for that- Walter Horton & James Cotton both added a non intrusive/complementary feel to Muddy's style, & likewise on this track where the harp blends well.

    I love Big Mama's "Rock Me Baby" Oregon clip-that's where she unleashes her formidable "harp power".........sheer Mama power.

    Peace to you also Sister !

  • ya no hay musica como esta

  • piano=otis spann

  • donde estan ahora voces como esta, que buen blues, no me canso de escucharlo

  • Dear God that PIANO.

  • Listen to those drums and that voice!

    Beautiful, absolutely beautiful.

  • love me some big mama  listen WOW

  • superbe

  • she knocks it out of the park and she just warming up~

  • the one dislike has NO SOUL

  • music is dead.

    im just trying to enjoy whats left of it...

  • This is a live performance recording, and still it sounds perfect! Most contemporary pop artists would sound like shit if they would try to record a song in live performance!

  • Is that James Cotton or Big Mama on the harmonica? Or maybe both?

  • ça prend aux tripes..

  • Backup band just KILLS

  • Dont worry Big Mama there's a thing called youtube and you live on with those that have a soul .......RESPECT!...x

  • her voice brings tears to my eyes!

  • @ duennde : the harp is young mister James Cotton,still alive,hear his tone 'n vibrato style,awsome!

  • Love the unconventional drums in this recording. She was known to play drums... I wonder.....

  • luv the big mama! The unlucky girl...

    

  • the harp is little walter?

  • Muddy gave her his mojo

  • woah...... they don't make them like that no more. GIRL POWER!

  • wow...i love her! 

  • QUEEN BIG MAMA ! ♥

  • Ripped off by every rock artist from elvis on up and never given a single bit of credit, R.I.P beautiful woman, R.I.P.

  • lovely,wonderfull mama!

  • @tuinheks1 Nothing but truth to it!

  • HITTIN' IT HARD IN EVERY SONG....LAWD EVERY SONG

  • she plays on drums in this track ;)

  • @BluesAndRoller the drums are so strange but I like it; I don't care if it's not conventional

  • @MrRyanSams The lack of conventionality is the genius of the exceptional.

  • I love Big Mama

  • Big Mama, you rock. Got more blues in your little toe than my whole body.

  • What can you say when you get to listen the the voice of GOD in this manifestation, but THANK YOU!!!!!!! AS a singer all I can say is I hope GOD shines through me like it shined through her. THANK you GOD for a glimps of what heaven must sound like!!!

  • there needs to be a absolutely love this song button, up there. This isn't just a thumbs up kinda thang, this is a throw your arms up and yell AMEN MAMA! whew.

  • THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!

  • You use to sing this song to us on 48th st in los angeles people who really know you know what iam talking about Rip BigMama Love ya!

  • You use to sing this song to us on 48th st in los angeles people who really know you know what iam talking about Rip BigMama

  • OMG That WOMAN had to inspire all black women that came after her!!!!!!!!!! Post billie holladay never sounded SOOO!!! GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Get it girl! Rocks!

  • Big Mama was one of a kind...her powerful, souful, forceful voice & talents lends to the blues community an indelible legend...RIP Mama ^_^

  • @Kuetonius Whenever there´s heard such music the musicians never´ll be lost´n fotgotten.

  • @Kuetonius AMEN

  • The Queen of the blues

  • crazy good...fuck.

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