Sunnyland Slim -- Come Home Baby

[Thumbsupforus]

Who's the guitarist?

[ozznutt1967]

@Thumbsupforus the guitar player is Hubert Sumlin.. check him out on here also

[Kurtiz76]

5 fuken starz 

[TheWhiskeyRover]

such a big voice man hah not even using a mic

[lazur1]

@TheWhiskeyRover: Indeed, Slim had a -big- voice, and, (unlike most great singers), he kept his full power and great range, up though & including the last year of his almost 89 years. But I'm not sure what you mean by "not using a mic". There's no "back row" to project to, no loud band to overcome; all Slim had to do was get his voice on the recording. Obviously, that required a mic :-)

[Jetluffyq8]

the blues is the best genre especially in the 30's,40's,

[NoRosesForMe]

This is really special. Ya dont here his stuff often and you certainly dont see footage of him much at all. Im in aww. Just brilliant. Thanks for posting. =D

[spadge321]

there is three dvd 's full of this kind of beautifull stuff ,, get em , down load em , nick em , but just fucking get em , they are awesome as fuckery !!!!!!

[bronenalladin]

@spadge321 What are these DVD's called?

[TheSatanas666]

@bronenalladin amercan folk blues festival

[wolverine84]

Hubert Sumlin on guitar?



[mta415]

@wolverine84 yup...

[Mike2008and2008]

Music that will let one skip along the lee's

[schranza100]

The host shown in th beginning was badly drunk I think^^

[rccarfreak997]

haha maybe, i think it was sonny boy williamson

[christophemillertime]

@rccarfreak997 yeah it was sonny boy 100%

[mta415]

@schranza100 that's just the way Sonny Boy was, whether he was on stage or not.

[Mike2008and2008]

Whippin CATS!!!

[bootlegpreacher]

hahaha... "Little Hubert".

[acousticelectricdude]

Amazing

[chvaky]

LOVE IT! the atmosphere is brilliant!

[youngnick69]

i just started listening to sunnyland slim im very new to this kind of music, i'd say out of all the artist i've heard so far he's probley the best

[kayboo9100]

Man, my friends and I saw Sunnyland Slim in a bar in Chicago in the 80s. I didn't know what to expect, it was wonderful even at his ripe age! Loved his Woody Woodpecker laugh!

[lazur1]

@kayboo9100: B.L.U.E.S., Every Sunday for almost 16 years.

[FernandoPaganni]

very wreat! what year was that?

[rievans57]

Hubert Sumlin on guitar (Howlin' Wolf's guitarist) and Willie Dixon on bass!

[DrippinBlues]

Wow..fantastic, & I love the introduction by Sonny Boy II. Thanks for the video ;-)

[drcasey328]

That's The Blues AllRight, and Nice Teamwork

We Miss You Sunnyland Slim.........

[haleyfan]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[ScotRanger1960]

I agree, simple as that.

[Wallows2]

Great stuff, most likely it would be Willie Dixon playing the bass here...?

[haleyfan]

Oh yeah, definitely. You can tell from that great slappin' and his size. Great stuff.

[wesboki]

This is from the "American Folk Blues Festival" 1965, and, as far as I know, the clip was produced in Germany.

[kazakhman52]

This is amazing stuff, I'd love to know where this was recorded and when

[lobizoon1]

Thanks so much, I loved that introduction by Sonny Boy! "Little Hubert" ,hahahahah.