I was playing a private party at a biker gang clubhouse in the Stockyards,Ft.Worth,Tx,back in the late 80's I believe it was. At some point all these bikers just went nuts 'cause of somebody who came in. They hustled him to a chair,and were getting him a drink,treating him like royalty. You don't see bikers busting their butts to be nice to many black folk,but this was Buddy Miles.... Before long he was playing my drums. I will never forget the way he turned the place upside down...AWESOME!!
@Vintage1976 I spoke with Junior, and confirmed that he did teach Jimmy, but not Stevie Ray. Age has nothing to do with it, I learn daily from people youger than me!!!
I just love Junior Brown..always have.. always will..but what does Albert King have to do with Buddy Miles? I assume they must have played together...maybe a lot? I think more of Hendrix.. Band of Gypsies etc.....and I dont think the Tele really does any justice to Albert King...just sounds too thin (to my ears). Anyway... sorry to hear Buddy has passed away...may he rest in peace.
Fuckin' drunks man... Soo annoying. Junior played this tribute at the Iron Horse in Northampton, MA around this time last year, but it seemed more soulful. Live music doesn't come across as well on youtube, but I also think he was able to get into the performance more at the Iron Horse (with the quieter crowd.)
His tone may be in his hands but that is some damn glorious Fender tone! Sounds like its straight into a cranked up Twin!! must be M*F**NG loud!!
kvolkan 1 week ago
Everybody learns from Jr. Lesson # 1: Tone ain't in the guitar or the amp. It's in the hands.
MrDogrose 4 months ago
Magnificent.... I only heard about this guy this morning and he's already one of my favourite players! That vid cinched the deal. Thank you.
stikhi 5 months ago
Great Video, thanks for posting
docgima 9 months ago
5ft tall and a bad motherfucker!!!
chungazrevenge 11 months ago
I was playing a private party at a biker gang clubhouse in the Stockyards,Ft.Worth,Tx,back in the late 80's I believe it was. At some point all these bikers just went nuts 'cause of somebody who came in. They hustled him to a chair,and were getting him a drink,treating him like royalty. You don't see bikers busting their butts to be nice to many black folk,but this was Buddy Miles.... Before long he was playing my drums. I will never forget the way he turned the place upside down...AWESOME!!
bjiintx 1 year ago
Buddy Miles played with Junior Brown ? I never knew that although I'm a fan of Jr. and Band of Gypsy's. same Buddy Miles ?
knappydanny 1 year ago 2
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backwoodsgps 1 year ago
musicianship, musicianship, man talent and skill oooze out of junior browns pours.
HFDP49 2 years ago 2
Why is there always a drunk asshole in every crowd that won't shut the fuck up.
HomelandConspiracy 2 years ago 17
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That's a really, really good question. IMO, it's like visiting a museum and drawing on the pictures !
TrafalgarTheMeerkat 1 year ago 2
@HomelandConspiracy amen and amen
surfaceplaner 10 months ago
Buddy Miles playin with Junior...I wish I coulda seen that...what a sight that musta been
hihats 2 years ago
sounds like srv doing elmore
cas111498 2 years ago
Junior Brown was SRV and Jimmy Vaughns guitar teacher back in the day!!!
kcguero 2 years ago 3
@kcguero How do you figure that, Jimmie Vaughan is one year older than Junior Brown, and more than likely was playing before Junior.
Vintage1976 1 year ago
@Vintage1976 I spoke with Junior, and confirmed that he did teach Jimmy, but not Stevie Ray. Age has nothing to do with it, I learn daily from people youger than me!!!
kcguero 1 year ago 2
@kcguero Junior taught him some lap steel, but not guitar, I can assure you that.
Vintage1976 1 year ago
juinior whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo !
NEWALPINEXTREME 2 years ago 3
this is cool I just wish we could edit out the drunk jack rabbits in the back
oneeleveneleven 2 years ago
this is a badddd man
tightlines6 2 years ago 2
Albert King lives
stuporsession 2 years ago
Junior Brown with the blues and soul!!! Thank you very much Mac!
Antarblue 3 years ago
The song IS a tribute to Buddy Miles, back when he played and sang with Electric Flag Buddy sang this song...
Play on Junior
bigmikeinca 3 years ago
I just love Junior Brown..always have.. always will..but what does Albert King have to do with Buddy Miles? I assume they must have played together...maybe a lot? I think more of Hendrix.. Band of Gypsies etc.....and I dont think the Tele really does any justice to Albert King...just sounds too thin (to my ears). Anyway... sorry to hear Buddy has passed away...may he rest in peace.
bluegoose555 3 years ago
Albert King's Blues Power inspired.
Gotta love JB.
Bill
billville111 3 years ago
Too bad some jerks in the crowd can't shut their traps.
mikeinbako 3 years ago 17
Yeah, there was this drunk couple there that thought they were alone! He was the one you hear trying to sing along!
kcguero 3 years ago
Fuckin' drunks man... Soo annoying. Junior played this tribute at the Iron Horse in Northampton, MA around this time last year, but it seemed more soulful. Live music doesn't come across as well on youtube, but I also think he was able to get into the performance more at the Iron Horse (with the quieter crowd.)
jschmidty 2 years ago
Also, I'm seeing him again tonight at the Iron Horse!
jschmidty 2 years ago
@mikeinbako This IS YouTube. People would bash a video of a puppy playing with a squeakie toy.
mybadtexas 1 year ago
@mikeinbako
THe operating word..."Crowd" Always the untruth.
sclogse1 8 months ago
this is great. i was at the show. i wish junior would of played more songs
blakeybaby63 3 years ago