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There has never been any doubt that it is Big Walter on harmonica.
Little Walter is THE MAN for me but Big Walter made his mark for sure, with this record and the other side of it, 'Evening Sun' and his own 'Hard-Hearted Woman' and 'Have A Good Time' amongst others.
Best wishes
guitarandharp 4 months ago
that "nervous" comment could be VIBRATO which along with POWER is what Johnny Shines is known for!
BluePhantom1896 5 months ago
AWESOME!!!
albedaw 7 months ago
listen to my recod Finn Ellison! its called wedding bells , and it pretty good
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loxab2 9 months ago
blue blues blubb
mightymips 1 year ago
BumbleBee38 is right, it's Horton on harp. Us old guys have known that for 45 years or more. We TALKED to them when they were alive.........
stuffyougottawatch 1 year ago
your all wrong, its definitely Little Blind Walter
SuperOlds88 1 year ago
@SuperOlds88
Ha, ha, ha. ; )
NorthTulsaBoy 1 year ago
Brutal Hearted Woman?,This Is A Brutal Cut,Thanks For Posting
chess1458 1 year ago
Waltern Horton hca , Johnny Shines Guitar ; Al Smith bass January 23 1953
Bumblebee38 1 year ago
It's Big Walter on harp 100%-no discussion needed!
whest 1 year ago
@whest
Yeah, Big Walter was one of those guys who could play in a bunch of different styles-- including Little Walter's.
NorthTulsaBoy 1 year ago
Sounds much more like Little Walter to me -tone,style,licks everything.
It would be nice to actually know for sure though...
dangerousdaveT 1 year ago
joe brown and johnny shines wrote this together,joe brown loved this song.
lawnmusic1947 2 years ago
Great song!
50shotrods 2 years ago
Fantastic. This is, of course, the opposite 'side' to 'Evening' Sun. What a double-sided classic!
I must have heard it a thousand times but it always sounds great.
guitarandharp 2 years ago
I'm confused..who IS playing harp?
aleccullen 2 years ago
It is Big Walter Horton, not Little Walter Jacobs.... listen to that tone!!!
porkbuttslim 2 years ago
No doubt! Lil Walter on harp, that's his sound. Big Walter was much rough, a great one, yet. Anyway I love both of them. And what about Johnny? how marvellous was he!
Vernuft 2 years ago
I meant Walter Horton...
ThomasDeLello 3 years ago
That sounds a lot like Walter Jacobs on the harp there...
ThomasDeLello 3 years ago
fantastic! Johnny! and BIG Walter!
rossfletcher22 3 years ago