Nine Below Zero: Walking By Myself

[gungar92]

I remember a couple of years ago we booked a gig with them, think it was the one right after this, was incredible, will enjoy reminiscing about that performance... Sad to hear their split up now though...

[SuperSonny111]

@gungar92 There not split up its just gerry who isn't playing with them anymore.

[Chalkster1971]

Brilliant band, under-rated

[Dogslow]

a nylon g string mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[tjarcokugel]

0 below 0

[ninebelowsuper]

@tjarcokugel 9 dicks in your ass baby

[mrskint55]

What a great version a great band 

[zelissen]

I saw them 3 days ago in a Belgium town 30 min. driving from my home.

It was great to see them.

[bamboosa]

The Mick Jagger Center? You have got to be kidding...

[ninebelowsuper]

@bamboosa no its not

[alejhombre]

The harmonica solo is a shameless ripoff of the great Alan Wilson's ( of Canned Heat) version of the song. I don't blame Feltham for using it; I just think he ought to credit Wilson for the arrangement. Wilson died in 1970 and very few people remember him as the harmonica virtuoso he was. This was one of his finest -- it's on the album "Living the Blues" by Canned Heat. It completely blows away this cover .Having said that I'm grateful and admiring of 9 Below's efforts.

[mikehunt4375]

which musician hasn't been influenced by another, SRV - Hendrix, Albert King etc you could go on all day.

[alejhombre]

You are right but you missed MY point. Alan Wilson is quite obscure compared to the musicians you named and this harp solo by the very good Felton isn't influenced by Wilson's recording it is straight up stolen or "lifted" as they say. Wilson's solo was influenced by Big Walter Horton's earlier recording -- not stolen from it.

[xxJonnyCxx]

never heard the harmonica player sing before? :\

[bedsitbogie]

As good as it gets got better!! Thank you!

[1960gal]

No, no, no abakab1! Think there's a lot been 'lost in translation' here!!!!!

I've never 'met' Mr Feltham. I have been to see him play a gig - thats all.

'...was young and horny' - Christ! Who wasn't in '79?!!! 

Blimey......any innocent reminiscence...spoilt!:( Don't contact me again

[abakab1]

I am so sorry I must have misunderstood your meaning and I want contact you again

[1960gal]

Hoping to catch NBZ later this year at the Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford. Be a trip down memory lane for me. Think I last saw these live around '79! Been trying to catch up with them every since!

Emm, think I'll go just to check out Mark lol!!!

[eagleinblack]

I believe Dennis lived on the Peabody estate in Tulse Hill, just up the road from me

[BabushkaFuttocks]

Hello, im young and i love this! Wooow! LOL. Down by the river is my fave.

[noleus]

canned heat would proud their version lives

[1960gal]

OMG! Please tell me that is Mark Feltham? Yummmmm............I used to fancy the a**e off him way back in the 70s. He's older, I'm older: I can go for the shaved head and goatie lol!!!

Oh yeah, and that was great.

[aa277]

That's my love

[BeyondGreenLine]

Smokin'!

[pmay222]

love that bass...is it a danelectro.? an do these essex slags come from canvey island or something.?

[1960gal]

pmay222 - Aaa? Essex? S London more like! Tulse Hill, I believe.

[pmay222]

sure i saw a programme sayin they were from essex...but tulse hill...nice..i used to live penge....

[1960gal]

There you go - practically on your doorstep. And you didn't even realise you were living amongst R&B royalty lol!

Easy to assume that everything great - R&B-wise - came out of Canvey. Lee Brilleaux RIP x

[muvverskunt]

I know dennis greaves lives in charlton se7

as far as I know they are south london, that's where they forged their career

[EDmanwalking]

Nine Below Zero: Wanking by Myself

[VintageReverb]

awesome

[green62bullet]

Mark's the man

[vipco12]

It don't get any better than this. NBZ are the BEST