More Of My Blues and Doo-Wop 78 Collection

[RecordKing44]

Im clawmachine44, I got a new accuont, I wouldn't mind have seachin' , hey senorita and everybody likes to cha cha cha in this video

[racfar1]

do you wanna sell that?? I can give you my house in a brazilian beach.... hehehe

[FrolickingBear]

FANtastic collection! Years in the making.

[poohpoohreejunking1]

Very cool!

 Sal

[uncledooley]

Didn't see Jimmy Reed

[jano6969]

What´s the name of the last song? the best in my opinion :)

Thank you

[kudelm]

whats between 0:33 -0:55?

[zaxmania]

It's actually Dusty Brown.

[ClawMachine44]

Who's the artist and titles of these time:

Time: 0:24-0:33. And 1:24 - 1:37? Let me know. CM44

[zaxmania]

Dusty Brown "Yes, She's Gone."

Magic Sam "Everything's Gonna' Be Alright."

[gitfiddlejim]

Evans Shuffle, by Little Walter & Muddy, should be on here,a harp classic. 1953 or thereabouts

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[gitfiddlejim]

Evans Shuffle was recorded for Aristocrat label, June 1950 with Muddy, Big Crawford, on bass, Elgin Evans drums,

G

[EagerBoy39]

Every one a winner. Well done, zaxmania. A very nice collection.

[beikosci]

very nice

[elmargomt2]

@ 2:58 L.P..# 2 that train is gone,,# 5 its too late,,#6 c.c.rider,,r great songs..

[stoelefj]

Lovely... What a great collection! I have a request of course;) Any of the Roosevelt Sykes records.

[RobGordon35]

Wow! these are great! if only I could get music like that somewhere! Great sounds man!

[atlatzin]

damn! you got priceless treasures there man! Howlin' Wolf, Lil' Walter, Magic Sam, Slim Harpo, Lazy Lester! good for you!

[ioxxd90]

I think Vee-Jay & Chess along with Atlantic put out some great music back then. I loved the Vee-Jay house band.

[gitfiddlejim]

Hundreds of independent, sponsered labels back then, each catering f for its own local area, they didnt have the vice like control of the UK, we had the Beeb and thats all the mean control freak governments of the day allowed in the UK, US was free to start labels, get

advertis in, and produced thousands of great tracks, blues,of all kinds on obscure small labels, wonderful times.

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[titostacos]

Is that "Walking by Myself"? ...whose version?

[EagerBoy39]

Jimmy Rogers on Chess. Rogers is generally remembered as playing second guitar on Muddy Waters' records in the mid fifties, but he made some fine records of his own including the original version of 'Walking By Myself' on the Chess label. I wanted to upload this, but almost every Chess item I've put up has been taken down by YouTube after complaints from the so-called copyright holder. And I thought I was actually encouraging others to buy Jimmy Rogers' CDs.

[gitfiddlejim]

Money Marbles and Chalk being one outstandin one of those times.

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[gitfiddlejim]

Ive read that both Shakey Horton & Little Walter are on harps on Walikn, a tremendous record, Check out the few John Brim tracks with LW on Harp, Ice Cream Man etc.

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[EagerBoy39]

Pretty sure it's Walter Horton. Check out 'Tough Times' by John Brim which I've put up on my channel.

[gitfiddlejim]

Yes I agree the harp is Walter Horton, maybe my memory banks a bit out of wack on Little W bein there too. Wallin By Myself, for thos interested was recorded 29.10.56 Chess 1643, Jimmy could play harp as well as guitar.

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[inhousevideo]

Perfect man!

[THEORIGINALMOJOMAN]

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