Canned Heat - Dust My Broom Live @ Kaleidoscope, c. 1968

[rolljimmmy24]

o god yes

this is it !!!!!

[joycejnn]

This is bloody good !

[GrigoriZhukov]

Blind Owl was the best blues harmonica player of the 20th century...well that was Mr. Hookers educated opinion.

[jwahh]

These are the only white dudes I ever heard that get close to the old blues masters.

[TheMampi22]

@jwah you carn't forget about the early years of fleetwood mac ;)

[sdpate100]

Awesome



[donfrein1]

don"t forget the boggie....

[hansks125]

yeaaaah

[Ozzmanconnection]

Such an amazing performance

[Nomadmandolin]

Great stuff, bless this broom...it's Sunday

[TheOBOM]

Man! This really sounds...ageless, timeless, awesome!!! Thanx.



[kamakamago]

I forgot how great this band can be. Nothing "non" authentic about this jam. Too bad all my vinyl is gone now.

[putdownan8dude]

@kamakamago check ebay.

[dave2806]

cool mam cool

[rockatophat]

thanks for posting this great blues song performed by a legend who left us far too early.

[Uggybow]

Thank you very much for this upload. They're all cookin' as always. What a fantastic slide player Alan was...

[rogerstill71]

Kaleidoscope shmaleidoscope - this is the "Live at Topanga Corral" version

and it's a damn good one

[MrClearlight]

@rogerstill71 Which makes it 1966.

[JazzyBluesWoman]

Thanks for the post...I hadn't heard this version. Everyone was really on fire that night !!!!

[DontTaseMeBro77]

for a window of time, Alan and Henry was as good as it gets, this is a wonderful illustration

[dobrotnik]

@DontTaseMeBro77 I prefer Mandel more... I think his tone was rougher

[goatboy420]

@dobrotnik I know that some people found the Blind Owl's style colder, maybe a little more clinical, but there's just something about the guy...

[putdownan8dude]

@goatboy420 he's a fucking genius. like kurt cobain as a blues-head 20 years ahead of time!

[putdownan8dude]

@DontTaseMeBro77 R.I.P. Brother Bear and Bother Owl! Living the blues forever.

[stonerbudkap]

Alan=genius