Alexis Korner & Steve Marriott - Slow down 1975

[Texbaslery]

Fucking greatest thing ive seen this year

[gilesyredman]

this song just rocks a great groove banby !!!

[deewkay1]

Alexis was the grand daddy of R & B in Brittan... the mentored everybody who meant anything in Rock and Blues... He was the man. Steve was showing respect...

[adelski68]

Thanks for upload. and thanks to AK!

[alijav091]

thank you youtube/music..

[CaiophoneBA]

Steve was not only one of the best singers in the world but also a tasteful kick ass guitar player. God bless him.

[70goldtop]

Korner had alot.Marriott, FREE and all his completely awesome blues performers in the UK but he didn't produce Johnny Winter and Rick Derringer.Purely American and probably the greatest in my opinion.Although Kossoff is my personal fave.

[hb501stem]

Watched him live at Liverpool silver blades ice rink in the early sixties.He play a lot of harmonica in those days.

[JR70Brando]

very good, very good! This is greats musics in all parts.

[mrJimCharles]

In case you thought Marriott couldn't play guitar

[robycoss]

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[karlforston]

Steve was very happy to share the stage and vocals. For someone with such an outstanding voice he was quite down to earth. Had a chance to meet Peter Frampton in 1976 and not only was Pete incredibly cool he answered all my questions about Humble Pie. He could tell I was a huge Marriot fan. Right before we parted he said laughingly, I expected more questions about myself but this was quite refreshing. I always thought I was Stevie's biggest fan, with a huge easy grin on his face.

[gardenwarden]

In a weird way this combo reminds me of an alternate universe's Jagger /Richards colllaboration.

[fperdomo]

so... im getting a huge Frampton Vibe from Marriots LP Custom.. who influenced who on the white pickup covers and exposed coils?

[fperdomo]

FMR King Crimson Drummer Ian Wallace!!!

[markparrgardiner]

magic ! '

[reydutra]

DRUM MAN FASTWAY

[stasch7856]

@reydutra .....  I think you're right.That would make him Jerry Shirley, Steve's mate from Humble Pie.

[Renhjarta]

Marriott! what an underrated lead guitarist. This is just great!!

[glueforall]

Carl Perkins on LSD

[neojohn44]

Looks like Bill Walton

[kenfig]

Riff sounding exactly like the Stones version of Poison Ivy and a bit like Day Tripper

[dadisgreat1]

Listen to the guitar solo on our version of All or Nothing - right hand side of screen.

[williestratton]

@SuperLmcc the lead singer, in MY opinion - please no one take offence - i find its not very soulful, more just a texture than a shape if ya know what i mean

[williestratton]

@SuperLmcc it's just not my cup of tea

I like older, more traditional blues

i just find his voice somewhat irritating to be honest, not to offend any fans

[anthonythirteen]

I understand - problem is that AK was not your average 60s Rock n Roll rebel: he predates the 60s and went on to have a parallel career in broadcasting. It doesn't help that he did the voice overs for Andrex toilet paper.

He practically invented the RnB scene in early 60s UK: nods to Chris Barber & John Mayall!

[williestratton]

@anthonythirteen Lol rock n roll? i wasn't talking about that...

i was saying that i like more traditional blues, and someone recomended this guy so i watched and gave my opinion

his voice just reminds me of how a rocker emulates the blues as though it has to be rough. i know he was integral to the scene in the uk though, and i recognize his importance, i'm just not a fan of this particular route that blues took

[DylanNotBob]

@anthonythirteen

Not only that, but he inspired everybody from Eric Clapton to Pink Floyd...

[maplespak]

Ditto.

[scottdavis0801]

My God, this is fuckin fantastic! Probably why I love the Small faces and the MC5 and etc.

[PAULLONDEN]

Now (in retrospect) thisis fucking cool to see indeed. At the time though ('75) this pub bluesrock was sooo passé,and there were people waiting in the wings ,to give this stale music climate, a good kick up the ass.

[williestratton]

i dont know why but i just can't like this guys voice... i dont know not ma thang

[rosesredvioletsblue]

Excellent! thank you!!!

[blackpoolrok]

I just actually discovered CCS today!! and thought I had a reasonably good music knowledge. And to see Mariott ... well this made my night.

[cokeydear]

Why did steve ever cut his hair like that? I loved him with long hair..

[TheLongerdaysdyingss]

cos he was going thin on top

[gorblimey61]

Cuz he wasn't a hippie conformist I guess.

[mbondka]

Awesome! Just Awesome!

[KoinoPinchHitter]

Oh my god.

I should apologize.

I has made a mistake in the evaluation.

This tune is ★★★★★!!!

Even if all fingers of both hands are added, the number of stars is insufficient.

I'm not the one to do the thing that doesn't become accustomed.

I'm sorry by sincerely.

By the way, this sentence was translated on the English translation site in Japan. I'm sorry both by poor English.

[nrbq]

had this a couple years ago, lost it. Now its back. bookmarked now. I owe you one

[guywalker29]

Everything you'd ever want in your mid seventies rock.

[djrogers1989]

HEAVY!!!!

[Marquiffe]

Mary Open the Door is available on New Generation of Blues.

[soutltank]

thank you very much

[soutltank]

do you know anybody who has the song `Mary, Open The Door..´of Alexis?

[jeannie1renee2]

this is cool, but a voice like steve marriot's should never be made second fiddle.

[frenzexperiment]

ahahah,true

[moveonupcb]

true but he is playing some great guitar here and enjoying it for sure!!

[ukraininoak]

@jeannie1renee2

steve marriott was showing the respect to Alexis !