For those still in that juvenile period of declaring only blacks can play blues... grow up, it doesn't make you some exclusive elite musicologist. If Bloomfield was in Wolf's band in the 50s, you think you flakes would ever figure out he was white based solely on the records? Anyone even know that Muddys lead guitarist for a decade was white? So you'd tell the late Muddy himself that he hired a shitty guitarist since he's white, and therefore Muddy himself doesn't know "real" blues guitar?
OK, so moving past the very predictable and ignorant argument of whether white people can play blues, let me ask an actual relevant question...
WHO IS THE LEAD GUITAR PLAYER??!! Most sources and witnesses confirm that it is NOT Hubert Sumlin, but either Buddy Guy or Freddy King.... but which one??!! Just based on listening, I lean towards Freddy....
What are you people fighting about??? Great music is great music. Howlin' Wolf is one of the giants. Don't rip him off - but there are lots of others, too Please just listen to music with your ears, and stop being ugly about it. Those of you criticizing - how old are you? 25? You know noting about Howlin Wolf's music.
@Pfranklin28 I thought the same thing. These British acts that came over here I thought were all original but they have been covering old Blues tunes in a rock n roll ish way the whole time.
@flomurdock So to have the "rights" to enjoy good music you have to be just as good? With that logic, you don't have the rights to enjoy any movie or enjoy any painting unless you have the skills to make said movie or paint said painting? What? :/
@EliasFrostMusic There's quite a difference between enjoying something and performing it. I've never been a fan of the British invasion, that's all. (Nearly all of them have terrible voices.) And the comments from some of the people who believe the British originated this music are one of the reasons. I grew up listening to this music, and it irritates me when others get the credit for it.
@xBenjaxGuitar that's weird i pity you but you have now you know heavy metal can be trace back to the blues ecspicailly if you listen to black sabbath thier first album which is like the first heavy metal album ever has blues influenece's so i'm surprise
@xBenjaxGuitar Because the powerful media/music moguls have always pushed little white boys as the "originators" of rock and roll. So wrong. You should listen to Thelonius Monk, the band from the 20's lead by Fletcher Henderson, a chemist by training, but unable to get work because he was black.... typical story.
I hope you open your mind and listen to the origin of most music we listen to in the world.
Howlin' Wolf was a god of metal. This man was arguably the first metal vocalist. His gruff, somewhat aggressive delivery would play a MAJOR influence on the vocal style of metal.
Memo to: Everyone defending Led Zeppelin's plagiarism---It's one thing to re-imagine or re-arrange a vintage song, but it's something else entirely to deny the proper songwriting credit if and when it's available to the performer in question. Contrast: Cream covering Skip James's "I'm So Glad"---they gave him the songwriting credit and they made damn sure the man got paid his proper royalties. MAJOR difference, ladies and gentlemen . . .
@milascave2 The point you're pushing isn't worth my getting into, except to say: Wolf continually credited Charlie Patton for inspiring him to pick up the guitar and learned from and then performed with him. But the usage notes in lieu of words can be heard all over the blues, i.e. Lightnin' Hopkins, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Mance Lipscomb, Muddy Waters, Sonny Terry, Son House et al. "Spoonful" in CP's great ragtime tune was patois then for medicinal and other cocaine tincture usage. SGS
Interesting, as I read the preposted quotes, how naturally they seem to deliver us to the belly of that sacred plague so particular in America, race.
We are all trapped in skins we did not choose but what plagues us is our perception. Sure Plant was inspired by other artist, as I am sure Howlin was. Is there any of us, no matter how unique, that can say we are entirely self made? Men make war over the smallest things, a spoonfull or lack there of.
@corey7797 Best I can figure its about how people aren't satisfied with what they got or that people will fight and lie about the smallest things. Or maybe a bit of both.
@howlingsandy - that's alright, my man, if these ignorant sllly little ***** can't take the time to do the research instead of spouting the **** from their ***** then screw them. Thanks for all your good work, you are indeed a lucky man. The Wolf lives in my heart and makes me a better person.
“It was 1928, the 15th day of January, that’s when I decided I wanted to blow a harp and slam on the guitar. Then I went to meeting other musicians, Rice Miller, and went on to meet another guy named Charlie Patton. I 'likeded' his performing on guitar and that put me deep in the mind of wanting to play, y’know!” "He took a liking to me and... " (cont'd another time... transcribed from my interviews, revealing Wolf's early days, coming up... Later, was: soundcloud(dot-com)/howlin-sandy/clip-4a
@Bryl25 Exactly. Exhibit A: "The Lemon Song" - hook, line, and all. Come on, Led, what European says "I'm gonna leave my woman down on this killin' floor.?"
Should add "Music" to the topic list you must be careful about, just like Sports, Religion or Politics. Guess is not funny when someone confront you beliefs but gettin some answer like OMG FGGT U PIECE F DPSHT not gonna help your case.
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People on the crusade about Led Zeppelin's "exploitation" won't admit that they probably have every Led Zeppelin record in their collections, if only for the sake of "dissection." :)
@isitrealgood I have none, we didn't like them when they came out - you clearly don't know who you're talking to - and are too arrogant & stupid to figure how to find out, before blabbering defenses. The "dissections" are abundant online, and done by many. So, no Zep crap in my collection, but oh... well, there's a tape we made when we jammed with them (and others) at a party, etc. when they came out here. NOTE: they could not look us in the eye when we brought up their blatant infringement!
@howlingsandy When "we" jammed with.... whom? You mean to tell me you, and the mice in your pocket, jammed with members of LED ZEPPELIN (and others) at a party? If you're going to make assumptions about me ("arrogant & stupid"), I'll make it a fair exchange and say you're delusional, for one thing, and, at best, one of those contrarians who would presume to defend these great bluesmasters against "those damned charlatans" Led Zeppelin, 'cuz it's cool to be contrarian.
@isitrealgood Hello MORON... why don't you learn who the fuck you're talking to... to make it really EZ you can just read my comments on this actual page.and see actual truth and maybe YOU think coolness is being "a contrarian" but whatever the hell you're trying to blabber, assume and believe..for whatever neurotic inner-pain shielding reasons.. it's just projection..nothing more ... so you and vanxhalen can get a room on that as you both have a long ride ahead to get yours out of ur ass.
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@howlingsandy If all you're going to do is fire invectives at me, I don't much care to know who you are. Loud and unhinged doesn't equal credibility. You just sound angry and without much of a point. You sound like you need a "spoooonful."
@isitrealgood you're too mentally messed up to see how every single blabbering comment you put forth in stupidity & aggressive toxicity simply applies to YOURSELF..The pathetic self-image tower of babble you strive to attain just ain't gonna happen. You can't complain about invectives speaking in the fartese of your own, pretty much all you have ever offered. Well, actually, YOU can it seems. Fix yourself, a-hole. Maybe it's more so yourself you need to know.so as not to mess yourself in public
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@howlingsandy Wow. You ARE an angry sort. You don't have much of a point, but you sure can vent. Smile. It's Saturday. "Spoonful. Spoonful. That spooooooooonful..."
@howlingsandy I have to say this: the kind of negativity and animosity that you feel the need to bring to each of his videos here makes me very reluctant to come listen to the Wolf on YouTube - and that, more than anything, is a shame.
I'd like to think of the Wolf as a bigger man than the kind of begrudging negativity you attribute to him would imply, but perhaps I'm wrong - you know him best, I suppose. I guess it would be safer, then, to focus on his musical genius, and to forget the rest...
@redkutai Your judgmental, pretentious, self-righteous, narrow-minded, self-fooling blathered assumptions & wrongful conclusions show no self-awareness to your "have to say"/"makes me" compulsiveness being a fear of truth, a selfish status quo enabling. Grow up! Your shame's inside YOU, and not the healthy kind. It's not negative or wrong to confront racism, plagiarism or jealous ignorant flamers! "Each of his videos?" Before you let your conflicted psyche attribute implications, take a breath!
@howlingsandy The fact remains that, while those instances of plagiarism have obviously brought people to the realisation of Howlin' Wolf's greatness, your posts regularly drive people from him, instead. Those plagiarists' legacies will include all those people who are now aware of the Wolf; and your legacy will include every person you've turned away from him.
There are positive ways to share the Wolf's greatness - you choose negativity, instead. Your choice, but I feel he deserves better...
@redkutai No facts whatsoever in your vapid, classically delusional bullshit. Here's your choice: if after this you continue getting personal, enjoy a cyber libel suit as some others have, and for good reasons. Or if you prefer, worse. The anonymity you imagine here, babbling flaming farts off your keyboard, doesn't exist, and your new i.d. for the same old drunken yammering is about to bring you down! What you "feel" is a mess only a psychiatrist should have to put up with, because i won't.
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Yeah Zeppelin borrowed from blues musicians; so did howling wolf. Howlin Wolf reworked and re-performed plenty of old blues standards, and so did Led Zeppelin. In fact, the majority of blues performers played and reworked other people's songs.
@Zboots Did you interview Wolf about meeting, learning from and then performing with "CP"? If not (will assume "not" is the factual answer, since I didn't see you there when I WAS) it "seems to me" that your glib rhetorical question is just carelessness used to hone your mind to wear blinders, the better to maintain some illusion of 'epic pinnacle". One can find many comments about Charlie Patton that Howlin' Wolf - throughout his career - gave to interviewers, friends & musicians! ~ SGS
@barrywilliamsmb check out my home page, barry - howlingwolfphotos in the browser should suffice to lead to it, and to hear a cool very personal personal moment we shared try this: soundcloud(dohtcom)/howlin-sandy/clip-4a
See: soundcloud(dot com)/howlin-sandy/clip-4a to get a very good sense of one "white guy" (well, at least passing) who was very aware. It's me & Wolf, part of his harp lessons given me) When the Brit bands came around I didn't much like most as they turned their covers into a different thing from what was intended. There were some fine artists, just the covers were almost always very disappointing & weak. To those who never heard the originators, it was easier to identify with & like. ~ SGS
@howlingsandy My black great-grandmother also believed church (religious)music should not have been turned into blues music; She did not believe in guitars. She did not agree with the "new" kind of music.I understand how you are partial to what some may call "original" music, however each generation has added a new element to the previous. I am sure you are aware Blues comes from the heart, very deep with in the soul. There is NO special brew of how to re-create blues music.
@tastybrownsugar32 Wolf's mother: a 'religious' zealot who kicked him out at 9 and refused to come to his deathbed though offered any means to get there. Blues did not actually "come from" church music. IMHO there's a recipe what to AVOID if doing COVERS of ROOTS ORIGINALS. People's connection to heart/soul/truth vary, music influenced by marketing/control now more than ever. i.e. Write ORIGINAL songs. Don't riff-ify covers to lose the message, Don't make clueless rock songs out of 'Black Betty'
@howlingsandy I had forgotten that story about his mother - that was really sad. I saw that on a documentary, and on a lighter note, they also mentioned that Howlin' Wolf was drafted into the Army and then released as mentally unfit shortly thereafter. That always cracked me up, the image of the Army trying to deal with Howlin' Wolf and giving up. Anyway, I agree with your sentiments about writing original blues. If you have time check out my channel for some new raw blues...
@tastybrownsugar32 What I'm "partial to" per some comments I've made here, is that original creators not be ripped off, or when so, it's outed. Or, that they aren't dismissed by things like a harp-playing "bluze man" naming "Goin' Down Slow"(even with the SPOKEN parts imitated) in 'his' long-riffy upload simply, "Slow Blues" No writer's credits. I'M a published songwriter/singer/harp player too. I prefer original song but when covering one it was faithfully (but uniquely) & always credited SGS
in case some don't get it, seems theydont.. rip off does not mean cover or even imitate.. it means using original work unlicensed no royalties or fees or credits given to originators... and grabbing big bucks from the unknowing or uncaring purchasers of their stolen goods... The Stones did Wolf a nice turn, as did other UK bands.. a few ripped off a bit but Zep.. it was their thing. And to idiots who think am "jealous" Zeps slide work is first month on open tuning.. jeez. lol ~ SGS
@howlingsandy The blues guys used to tour the UK. Get paid better and none of that through the back door crap, albums sold over here they came to their audience. Thats what Led Zep, the stones, Clapton, Green etc.. grew up with (like me) so when they get to making it, theyre shocked that the rest of the world didnt know about it. So all that happens is the Brits sell the americans their own sh*t, and this time they take it cause it aint coming from a black man.
@gonner212 It's not quite that way. First of all, not all non-blacks were ignorant of blues, i.e. the early Steve Miller (blues) band , Canned Heat, Paul Butterfield, Mother Earth, Big Brother/Janice Joplin, orig Charlatans (etc.) Mainstream whites without access to southern/mid-west air play were ignorant, as it wasn't marketed to whites, until Elvis covered my friend Arthur Crudup via Sam Phillips (mid 50's!) NOTHING excuses Zep's infringement. And, also, I know what Wolf told me~ SGS
@howlingsandy Sorry man. Im just parroting what my father told me, a guy who was born on this tiny little island. Though he was in the navy and saw John Lee Hooker play in Harlem. Just take my ignorance under advisement of the British perspective.
Nice talking with you, and as long as Wolf is rediscovered by every new generation, he wins in the end.
@gonner212 that is important yeah.. i don't know if the Viagra commercial that uses the Smokestack Lightnin' riff and Wolf's howls full-length of commercial sound track ever credits Wolf.. but there will be an unusual and very cool HW CD coming out with some rare cuts before the end of this year that should help with both the rediscovery and beyond. Cheers
@mikeman988 only since you suck my dick and lick my anus, but hell, i need the money. are you proud to act the loser? blabber away you pathetic bastard. But the purported sanctity of your keyboard is another myth you believe, just an FYI.
@howlingsandy very well said, many white folks, mostly British but Americans too, knew and loved the blues. They couldn't begn to play it as well as the originators, but at least they helped to popularize these songs in the white community and hopefully inspired these kids to seek out the far superior originals.
@howlingsandy I watched a document on Led Zeppelin. The whole doco was about blues. If you labelled the doco "history of blues" then it would've made more sense. The likes of Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Robert Johnson, Blind Willie Johnson, Sonny Boy Williamson etc have been great influences over the time of Page & Plant's careers. I would say that they took their songs and made it into their own, rather than trying to just be like their heroes... Kudos to Led Zep
@MetalAndRockGuru go learn a few things, such as meaning of infringement and of plagiarism. One does not rip off their heros. Zep was a pile of exploitive opportunists who (unlike many others and like some others) just flat out took someone else art and pretended they came up with it. For those who like their thin whiny-voiced often pretentious riffs (some also taken) I'd say they likely did that because that was all they could do, generally detracting from the quality of what was lifted. (c)SGS
@howlingsandy You made some good points in your comments, but I think that the majority of British acts had honourable intentions. Jimmy Page should have given credit where credit was due, but that's another story....
Lots of UK bands covered Wolf and other US artists. The serious non-crediting rip offs from beginning to long overdue end were Led Zep (thieving magpies) and could not reply looking me in the eyes when I jammed with them. Only Wolf and WIllie Dixon had it together enough to sue and to win and to then be force d to sue their own publishing company to get the award. There is NO excuse for whiney barely talented soulless wannabes LZ that's fact dont waste my time to argue Find your soul instead
@barrywilliamsmb who are you and how in the **ck did you find this...you're probably some 20 something white guy who has no racial or societal issues about music
@btlayt You're pretty close, friend. I'm a 54 something pale face who has lots of issues about this music on account of I'm addicted to the Wolf and his ilk.
@sthoma07 Not if you have an open mind and can handle some variety every now and then. I mean atleast metal musicians still use REAL instruments, auto tune is a joke. If you look in the right places metal can be GREAT and have just as much soul as any classic rock or old blues musician. Check out Devil Take Tomorrow by Marty Friedman or Blue by Jason Becker. As always though respect the classics and DON'T develope " tunnel vision- music edition," open minds are always more fun for everyone!
@HumanBornFree And yet you do that which you criticize, by bothering to comment, though clueless to that, in*this case,* the issue is far from "bickering" but required confronting and generated a lawsuit & criminal charges pending against that person. That I made songs with Wolf and much more may explain "how. That some psychopath sought to diminish Wolf's legacy + specific in-writing hopes our work be credited to me when our co-created photographic image and his deranged personal slander is why
@FenderTele61 ever influential and not yet inducted into the Rock Hall, in Influences section, but then neither is actual father of Rock & Roll Arthur Big Boy Crudup. Hubert Sumlin with Howlin' Wolf are almost singularly responsible for inspiring the Brit Rock Invasion. Mojo Mag #27 UK's premier music mag is dedicated to this. Yes, they had the good taste to use my image of Wolf on the cover, but beyond that the article is very well researched. The reporter drove 16,000 miles finding people.
There may have been something behind the scenes other than the race records business, maybe the Chess bros. did not want their artists getting away from them, remember they profited off the British bands covering those song, and if they did not then they did more harm than good. I think the real song writers got paid, certaintly when Led Zepplin tried to take Whole Lotta Love, Willie Dixon's lawyers said hold it...and if you said I can't play the harp cuz Iam white well you and me have a problem
@thefabb ZEP (A K A The Thieving Magpies) stole from HUNDREDS of USA black blues artists. They and backers made billions while most original artists couldn't get it together enough to generate a lawsuit. It's not easy,. even these days. Dixon and Wolf did sue, winning. But Wolf had to sue his own publishing agents to get his portion, about $45,000. Wolf's estate also sued Chess and won. I'm Wolf's great friend, harp student, photographer (at howlingwolfphotos) ZEP = SHAMEFUL EXPLOITERS
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@howlingsandy mate shup up, you just don't want to recognise the originality of zep. yeh a couple of riffs not hundreds you goon were nabbed but stairway, kashmir, dazed and confused, since I've been loving you to name a few are some of the most orignal and powerful music layed down. Zep did'nt play blues, they used it as a template. I'm pretty sure most blues artists could be classified as 'stealing' riffs and licks anyway as there is 'standard blues'. Zep were from the heavens, end off.
@TheSlickLeg FACT US, YOU YAMMERING DICKWIT (ADDED UR NICEST ASPECT-LABEL AS YOU SEEM TO DIG TALKING IN FARTESE -> ZEP STOLE! ALMOST EVERY FUCKING WHINY, OVER-EXTENDED, RIFF VS MESSAGE ORIENTED, EGO-SODDEN SOUL-LESS FINAL PRODU, CT HYPED UP THING THEY EVER DID IN THEIR WAY, LAME ASS NON-ORIGINAL, STOLEN , LIFTED , PLAGIARIZED UNCREDITED. SO YOU SEE I CLEARLY DO RECOGNIZE THEIR ORIGINALITY AND CONTRIBUTION.. AND AS FOR UR "END OFF"` YES URS BE, ALL RIGHT BUT YOU GOTS UR HEAD TO PLUG IT, AS EVER
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@howlingsandy didn't realise there was a language as fartese, cheers for putting me in the know you arrogant fucktard. Enjoy the Wolf and enjoy Zep and you stop yammering shit. You must be deaf not to recognise the soul there. by the way you really show a whole load of soul in your comment. a whole lot of fucking anger mate. well done for being a keyboard warrior. good day you nut.
@TheSlickLeg So much you don't realize, kid. Ur childish aggressive babble = ignorance + foolish delusions, rubbing a weak boner for drama queen games, meaningless rudeness just PRAYERS to be right (but only right out of ur mind - and league) Keyboard warrior? Too inept to locate my PUBLIC record? No way ur farted derangement i.e. your pain projected outward. Ask, and you can hear it direct from mates, the few RM50s qualifying: 200 Recondos 9 countries, cross-trained CQC in Moscow after Glasnost
For those still in that juvenile period of declaring only blacks can play blues... grow up, it doesn't make you some exclusive elite musicologist. If Bloomfield was in Wolf's band in the 50s, you think you flakes would ever figure out he was white based solely on the records? Anyone even know that Muddys lead guitarist for a decade was white? So you'd tell the late Muddy himself that he hired a shitty guitarist since he's white, and therefore Muddy himself doesn't know "real" blues guitar?
aleester 3 days ago
OK, so moving past the very predictable and ignorant argument of whether white people can play blues, let me ask an actual relevant question...
WHO IS THE LEAD GUITAR PLAYER??!! Most sources and witnesses confirm that it is NOT Hubert Sumlin, but either Buddy Guy or Freddy King.... but which one??!! Just based on listening, I lean towards Freddy....
aleester 3 days ago
What are you people fighting about??? Great music is great music. Howlin' Wolf is one of the giants. Don't rip him off - but there are lots of others, too Please just listen to music with your ears, and stop being ugly about it. Those of you criticizing - how old are you? 25? You know noting about Howlin Wolf's music.
flomurdock 4 days ago
racism is healed traveling, fascim is healed reading.
ZombillyBooster 4 days ago
Who's the piano player on this? He's flaming them keys...
xBITCHESxHATExMEx 1 week ago
the best!
TheWasp2392 1 week ago
sick shit
kudelm 1 week ago
One of best blues songs ever made.
ReverendBakie00 2 weeks ago
this shit gangsta!
TheGrimy16th 2 weeks ago in playlist soundtrack
COULD BE A SPOONFUL OF SMACK!!!!
SHOWGIRLSLIVE 2 weeks ago
I hate pressing the replay button al the time, but damn, it is worth it!
LizeAlmighty 3 weeks ago 2
Fantastic! I thought Cream did this. and now I find out 40 + years ago, Willie Dixon & Howlin Wolf wrote and performed it first. Thanks.
Pfranklin28 1 month ago
@Pfranklin28 I thought the same thing. These British acts that came over here I thought were all original but they have been covering old Blues tunes in a rock n roll ish way the whole time.
cuznvinnie818 6 days ago in playlist MUSIC :HOWLIN WOLF
@cuznvinnie818 Yeah, the British guys were all bullshit. They loved the music but didn't have the talent or skills to reproduce it.
flomurdock 4 days ago
@flomurdock So to have the "rights" to enjoy good music you have to be just as good? With that logic, you don't have the rights to enjoy any movie or enjoy any painting unless you have the skills to make said movie or paint said painting? What? :/
EliasFrostMusic 1 day ago
@EliasFrostMusic There's quite a difference between enjoying something and performing it. I've never been a fan of the British invasion, that's all. (Nearly all of them have terrible voices.) And the comments from some of the people who believe the British originated this music are one of the reasons. I grew up listening to this music, and it irritates me when others get the credit for it.
flomurdock 1 day ago
Why is it that this genre seems to have the most aggressive youtube fanbase? *sigh*
TheWookieeSniper 1 month ago
@xBenjaxGuitar that's weird i pity you but you have now you know heavy metal can be trace back to the blues ecspicailly if you listen to black sabbath thier first album which is like the first heavy metal album ever has blues influenece's so i'm surprise
metaljay18 1 month ago
Howlin wolf, I LOVE YOUR MUSIC! THIS is so friggin real. I love Smokestack Lightening. Bought the album pictured on this song years ago.
13moocher 1 month ago
Fukin' song !!! I love this
vbz981 1 month ago
I am a huge fan of Heavy/Thrash Metal, but i gotta tell you.. this is awesome!
Why haven't i heard Howlin Wolf before?!
xBenjaxGuitar 1 month ago 2
@xBenjaxGuitar Because the powerful media/music moguls have always pushed little white boys as the "originators" of rock and roll. So wrong. You should listen to Thelonius Monk, the band from the 20's lead by Fletcher Henderson, a chemist by training, but unable to get work because he was black.... typical story.
I hope you open your mind and listen to the origin of most music we listen to in the world.
13moocher 1 month ago
@xBenjaxGuitar cuz you gotta fucking listen to the roots of music dude..
iotaminnesota 1 month ago
Dat spoon dat spoon dat spoon yeah! Everything a fight about a spoonful!!
therealraybaby 1 month ago
f*ck i love this song
mcbrainlegend 1 month ago in playlist Black music, blues, soul
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mcbrainlegend 1 month ago in playlist Black music, blues, soul
the way music should feel.
vdubs331 2 months ago 3
R.I.P Wolf.
hartzaire 2 months ago
Thank You Mr . Sumlin R.I.P
blacknuss6 2 months ago
great stuff, thanks for putting it up...
recordsare 2 months ago
R.I.P. Hubert
MBCplayerzoob 2 months ago
RIP Hubert Sumlin
irishace11 3 months ago
I would of sworn this was Tom Waits
fiendishfairies 3 months ago
@fiendishfairies haha i thought that too, i was (still am) a big tom waits fan, and i heard howlin' wolf and was like, hmm this sounds familiar lol
primusucks313 3 months ago
Howlin' Wolf was a god of metal. This man was arguably the first metal vocalist. His gruff, somewhat aggressive delivery would play a MAJOR influence on the vocal style of metal.
samboy1288 3 months ago
a spoonful of blues.
elPYROreal 3 months ago
this definitely isnt the spoonful that mary poppins was talkin about
panamajack612 3 months ago
(stay away from that sp. full. it's not sugar). love this song
doUcare4music 4 months ago in playlist doUcare4music's favorites
The backing piano and percussion really brings in the feeling of this song better than the psychadelic/brit versions..
goodolarchie 4 months ago
Love the "Wolf"...makes me think of my granddad!!! R.I.P Grand!!!
MrJustin0355 4 months ago
LUV this
tuesdayblackmon 4 months ago
5 people have fork...BigLike
ArtForFree160 4 months ago 2
Phenomenal! Absolute classic!
nostalgiahistoria67 4 months ago
Memo to: Everyone defending Led Zeppelin's plagiarism---It's one thing to re-imagine or re-arrange a vintage song, but it's something else entirely to deny the proper songwriting credit if and when it's available to the performer in question. Contrast: Cream covering Skip James's "I'm So Glad"---they gave him the songwriting credit and they made damn sure the man got paid his proper royalties. MAJOR difference, ladies and gentlemen . . .
EasyAce 4 months ago 3
Now that's some kickass blues!!
ledzeppize 4 months ago
damn spoon....
j4mes570 5 months ago 3
he got some big hands.
thelivingpoet 5 months ago
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yeah!!!!!!dis is the shieeeeet!
if you like hw check my channel if you like...got a new twisted blues duo band!!
cheers from Greece
theBigNoseAttack 5 months ago
now this is pure blues...any questions
MrZeus169 5 months ago
Kinda better than Cream's version
TheDoolie123 5 months ago
lol i'm the 222,222th person! anyway this one is one of those beautiful songs.
hibertansiyar 5 months ago
Shit's ridiculoid
misermania 6 months ago
Go to Q65 spoonful - for the real thing !!!
johannescornelius 6 months ago
cool
akanekaramorita 6 months ago
oh my. that is damn pure joygasm flowing into my ears.
medic357 6 months ago
Clearly influenced by Chalrie patton's song about different kinds of spoonfulls.
milascave2 7 months ago
@milascave2 Charlie Patton's song was about cocaine.
howlingsandy 4 months ago
@howlingsandy But he clearly echos Patton, right down to where he plays a couple of notes on his guitar instead of saying "Spoonful."
milascave2 4 months ago
@milascave2 The point you're pushing isn't worth my getting into, except to say: Wolf continually credited Charlie Patton for inspiring him to pick up the guitar and learned from and then performed with him. But the usage notes in lieu of words can be heard all over the blues, i.e. Lightnin' Hopkins, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Mance Lipscomb, Muddy Waters, Sonny Terry, Son House et al. "Spoonful" in CP's great ragtime tune was patois then for medicinal and other cocaine tincture usage. SGS
howlingsandy 4 months ago
@milascave2 That's my opinion too, though some dispute me.
milascave2 4 months ago
Howlin´WOLF is my religion!!! BEST greets from Brazil!!!
fabriciofinkler1 7 months ago 2
55 people need a spoonful of the blues
hammondleel94 7 months ago 2
A1
Joe34436 7 months ago
Howlin' Wolf is incredible.
jumpinjoe88 7 months ago
yeessss
patrickmichael42 7 months ago
no its about heroin..
sharemysoul1 7 months ago
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Interesting, as I read the preposted quotes, how naturally they seem to deliver us to the belly of that sacred plague so particular in America, race.
We are all trapped in skins we did not choose but what plagues us is our perception. Sure Plant was inspired by other artist, as I am sure Howlin was. Is there any of us, no matter how unique, that can say we are entirely self made? Men make war over the smallest things, a spoonfull or lack there of.
astonehunter 7 months ago
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astonehunter 7 months ago
NEVER UNDERSTOOD WHAT THE SONG MEANS BUT IT IS COOL AS HELL.
corey7797 8 months ago
@corey7797 Best I can figure its about how people aren't satisfied with what they got or that people will fight and lie about the smallest things. Or maybe a bit of both.
blackmesasouth 8 months ago
wow...neva thought this song would be so effin' cool!
TheAddymaddy 8 months ago
Lets stop the discuss about white or black man who made what and go listen the music?
gez1232123 8 months ago
white americans have no culture of their own , poor them
BlacknesUnforgivable 8 months ago
@BlacknesUnforgivable You idiot, Chess Records belonged to white Polish inmigrants. If it wasn't for them, Howlin would have never been recorded.
turokcalde 8 months ago
@turokcalde Ok , but what does that have to do with white americans not having any culture?
BlacknesUnforgivable 8 months ago
@turokcalde actually he made many recordings before he went to chess, get your facts straight.
bran1226 4 months ago
@BlacknesUnforgivable Johnny Cash?
gustavocataniaramos 8 months ago
thay say a deadman came outta the graveyard and tuned his guitar and he was howlin at the moon till the day he died
ofabmx 8 months ago
Why all the arguing? Life is too short. Just enjoy the music.
taildragger53 9 months ago
@howlingsandy - that's alright, my man, if these ignorant sllly little ***** can't take the time to do the research instead of spouting the **** from their ***** then screw them. Thanks for all your good work, you are indeed a lucky man. The Wolf lives in my heart and makes me a better person.
bamboosa 9 months ago 4
Tabs please?
YouCube7 9 months ago
“It was 1928, the 15th day of January, that’s when I decided I wanted to blow a harp and slam on the guitar. Then I went to meeting other musicians, Rice Miller, and went on to meet another guy named Charlie Patton. I 'likeded' his performing on guitar and that put me deep in the mind of wanting to play, y’know!” "He took a liking to me and... " (cont'd another time... transcribed from my interviews, revealing Wolf's early days, coming up... Later, was: soundcloud(dot-com)/howlin-sandy/clip-4a
howlingsandy 9 months ago 9
could someone please tell me what everyone is fighting about?
guitarsoupify 9 months ago
@guitarsoupify They are fighting over Led Zepplin. Apparently Led Zepplin stole a lot of their songs from Howlin Wolf and other Blues artists.
Bryl25 9 months ago 5
@Bryl25 thanks for telling me
guitarsoupify 9 months ago 3
@Bryl25 Exactly. Exhibit A: "The Lemon Song" - hook, line, and all. Come on, Led, what European says "I'm gonna leave my woman down on this killin' floor.?"
tripnixon 9 months ago 8
eargasam! never gets old
ailoish 9 months ago
This is fucking sick! I've never heard anything like this!
BackYardWelder 9 months ago
Should add "Music" to the topic list you must be careful about, just like Sports, Religion or Politics. Guess is not funny when someone confront you beliefs but gettin some answer like OMG FGGT U PIECE F DPSHT not gonna help your case.
Pankerjeff 9 months ago 5
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People on the crusade about Led Zeppelin's "exploitation" won't admit that they probably have every Led Zeppelin record in their collections, if only for the sake of "dissection." :)
isitrealgood 9 months ago
@isitrealgood I have none, we didn't like them when they came out - you clearly don't know who you're talking to - and are too arrogant & stupid to figure how to find out, before blabbering defenses. The "dissections" are abundant online, and done by many. So, no Zep crap in my collection, but oh... well, there's a tape we made when we jammed with them (and others) at a party, etc. when they came out here. NOTE: they could not look us in the eye when we brought up their blatant infringement!
howlingsandy 9 months ago 11
@howlingsandy When "we" jammed with.... whom? You mean to tell me you, and the mice in your pocket, jammed with members of LED ZEPPELIN (and others) at a party? If you're going to make assumptions about me ("arrogant & stupid"), I'll make it a fair exchange and say you're delusional, for one thing, and, at best, one of those contrarians who would presume to defend these great bluesmasters against "those damned charlatans" Led Zeppelin, 'cuz it's cool to be contrarian.
isitrealgood 9 months ago
@isitrealgood Hello MORON... why don't you learn who the fuck you're talking to... to make it really EZ you can just read my comments on this actual page.and see actual truth and maybe YOU think coolness is being "a contrarian" but whatever the hell you're trying to blabber, assume and believe..for whatever neurotic inner-pain shielding reasons.. it's just projection..nothing more ... so you and vanxhalen can get a room on that as you both have a long ride ahead to get yours out of ur ass.
howlingsandy 9 months ago 8
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@howlingsandy If all you're going to do is fire invectives at me, I don't much care to know who you are. Loud and unhinged doesn't equal credibility. You just sound angry and without much of a point. You sound like you need a "spoooonful."
isitrealgood 9 months ago
@isitrealgood you're too mentally messed up to see how every single blabbering comment you put forth in stupidity & aggressive toxicity simply applies to YOURSELF..The pathetic self-image tower of babble you strive to attain just ain't gonna happen. You can't complain about invectives speaking in the fartese of your own, pretty much all you have ever offered. Well, actually, YOU can it seems. Fix yourself, a-hole. Maybe it's more so yourself you need to know.so as not to mess yourself in public
howlingsandy 9 months ago 8
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@howlingsandy Wow. You ARE an angry sort. You don't have much of a point, but you sure can vent. Smile. It's Saturday. "Spoonful. Spoonful. That spooooooooonful..."
isitrealgood 9 months ago
@howlingsandy I have to say this: the kind of negativity and animosity that you feel the need to bring to each of his videos here makes me very reluctant to come listen to the Wolf on YouTube - and that, more than anything, is a shame.
I'd like to think of the Wolf as a bigger man than the kind of begrudging negativity you attribute to him would imply, but perhaps I'm wrong - you know him best, I suppose. I guess it would be safer, then, to focus on his musical genius, and to forget the rest...
redkutai 5 months ago
@redkutai Your judgmental, pretentious, self-righteous, narrow-minded, self-fooling blathered assumptions & wrongful conclusions show no self-awareness to your "have to say"/"makes me" compulsiveness being a fear of truth, a selfish status quo enabling. Grow up! Your shame's inside YOU, and not the healthy kind. It's not negative or wrong to confront racism, plagiarism or jealous ignorant flamers! "Each of his videos?" Before you let your conflicted psyche attribute implications, take a breath!
howlingsandy 5 months ago 10
@howlingsandy The fact remains that, while those instances of plagiarism have obviously brought people to the realisation of Howlin' Wolf's greatness, your posts regularly drive people from him, instead. Those plagiarists' legacies will include all those people who are now aware of the Wolf; and your legacy will include every person you've turned away from him.
There are positive ways to share the Wolf's greatness - you choose negativity, instead. Your choice, but I feel he deserves better...
redkutai 4 months ago
@redkutai No facts whatsoever in your vapid, classically delusional bullshit. Here's your choice: if after this you continue getting personal, enjoy a cyber libel suit as some others have, and for good reasons. Or if you prefer, worse. The anonymity you imagine here, babbling flaming farts off your keyboard, doesn't exist, and your new i.d. for the same old drunken yammering is about to bring you down! What you "feel" is a mess only a psychiatrist should have to put up with, because i won't.
howlingsandy 4 months ago 2
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Yeah Zeppelin borrowed from blues musicians; so did howling wolf. Howlin Wolf reworked and re-performed plenty of old blues standards, and so did Led Zeppelin. In fact, the majority of blues performers played and reworked other people's songs.
JimiHendrixRocks 9 months ago
Great thread full of intelligent insightful information, one of he best on the tube. I enjoyed the music and the read.
mp3man47 10 months ago 5
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So did HW pay CP his dues? Seems to me there is nothing new under the sun and Zeppelin were the epic pinnacle of all there was.
Great tunes.
Zboots 10 months ago
@Zboots Did you interview Wolf about meeting, learning from and then performing with "CP"? If not (will assume "not" is the factual answer, since I didn't see you there when I WAS) it "seems to me" that your glib rhetorical question is just carelessness used to hone your mind to wear blinders, the better to maintain some illusion of 'epic pinnacle". One can find many comments about Charlie Patton that Howlin' Wolf - throughout his career - gave to interviewers, friends & musicians! ~ SGS
howlingsandy 10 months ago 9
@barrywilliamsmb check out my home page, barry - howlingwolfphotos in the browser should suffice to lead to it, and to hear a cool very personal personal moment we shared try this: soundcloud(dohtcom)/howlin-sandy/clip-4a
howlingsandy 10 months ago 11
Oh this one hurt so good.
MrBluesrules 10 months ago 7
See: soundcloud(dot com)/howlin-sandy/clip-4a to get a very good sense of one "white guy" (well, at least passing) who was very aware. It's me & Wolf, part of his harp lessons given me) When the Brit bands came around I didn't much like most as they turned their covers into a different thing from what was intended. There were some fine artists, just the covers were almost always very disappointing & weak. To those who never heard the originators, it was easier to identify with & like. ~ SGS
howlingsandy 10 months ago 19
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@howlingsandy Nigger balls fuck cunt.
mikeman988 9 months ago
@howlingsandy My black great-grandmother also believed church (religious)music should not have been turned into blues music; She did not believe in guitars. She did not agree with the "new" kind of music.I understand how you are partial to what some may call "original" music, however each generation has added a new element to the previous. I am sure you are aware Blues comes from the heart, very deep with in the soul. There is NO special brew of how to re-create blues music.
tastybrownsugar32 7 months ago
@tastybrownsugar32 Wolf's mother: a 'religious' zealot who kicked him out at 9 and refused to come to his deathbed though offered any means to get there. Blues did not actually "come from" church music. IMHO there's a recipe what to AVOID if doing COVERS of ROOTS ORIGINALS. People's connection to heart/soul/truth vary, music influenced by marketing/control now more than ever. i.e. Write ORIGINAL songs. Don't riff-ify covers to lose the message, Don't make clueless rock songs out of 'Black Betty'
howlingsandy 7 months ago 3
@howlingsandy I had forgotten that story about his mother - that was really sad. I saw that on a documentary, and on a lighter note, they also mentioned that Howlin' Wolf was drafted into the Army and then released as mentally unfit shortly thereafter. That always cracked me up, the image of the Army trying to deal with Howlin' Wolf and giving up. Anyway, I agree with your sentiments about writing original blues. If you have time check out my channel for some new raw blues...
mielazul 6 months ago
@tastybrownsugar32 What I'm "partial to" per some comments I've made here, is that original creators not be ripped off, or when so, it's outed. Or, that they aren't dismissed by things like a harp-playing "bluze man" naming "Goin' Down Slow"(even with the SPOKEN parts imitated) in 'his' long-riffy upload simply, "Slow Blues" No writer's credits. I'M a published songwriter/singer/harp player too. I prefer original song but when covering one it was faithfully (but uniquely) & always credited SGS
howlingsandy 7 months ago 5
in case some don't get it, seems theydont.. rip off does not mean cover or even imitate.. it means using original work unlicensed no royalties or fees or credits given to originators... and grabbing big bucks from the unknowing or uncaring purchasers of their stolen goods... The Stones did Wolf a nice turn, as did other UK bands.. a few ripped off a bit but Zep.. it was their thing. And to idiots who think am "jealous" Zeps slide work is first month on open tuning.. jeez. lol ~ SGS
howlingsandy 10 months ago 13
@howlingsandy The blues guys used to tour the UK. Get paid better and none of that through the back door crap, albums sold over here they came to their audience. Thats what Led Zep, the stones, Clapton, Green etc.. grew up with (like me) so when they get to making it, theyre shocked that the rest of the world didnt know about it. So all that happens is the Brits sell the americans their own sh*t, and this time they take it cause it aint coming from a black man.
Wolf is a LEGEND. IMMORTAL. GENIUS
gonner212 10 months ago
@gonner212 It's not quite that way. First of all, not all non-blacks were ignorant of blues, i.e. the early Steve Miller (blues) band , Canned Heat, Paul Butterfield, Mother Earth, Big Brother/Janice Joplin, orig Charlatans (etc.) Mainstream whites without access to southern/mid-west air play were ignorant, as it wasn't marketed to whites, until Elvis covered my friend Arthur Crudup via Sam Phillips (mid 50's!) NOTHING excuses Zep's infringement. And, also, I know what Wolf told me~ SGS
howlingsandy 10 months ago 16
@howlingsandy Sorry man. Im just parroting what my father told me, a guy who was born on this tiny little island. Though he was in the navy and saw John Lee Hooker play in Harlem. Just take my ignorance under advisement of the British perspective.
Nice talking with you, and as long as Wolf is rediscovered by every new generation, he wins in the end.
gonner212 9 months ago 5
@gonner212 that is important yeah.. i don't know if the Viagra commercial that uses the Smokestack Lightnin' riff and Wolf's howls full-length of commercial sound track ever credits Wolf.. but there will be an unusual and very cool HW CD coming out with some rare cuts before the end of this year that should help with both the rediscovery and beyond. Cheers
howlingsandy 9 months ago 3
@howlingsandy You're a fag.
mikeman988 9 months ago
@mikeman988 only since you suck my dick and lick my anus, but hell, i need the money. are you proud to act the loser? blabber away you pathetic bastard. But the purported sanctity of your keyboard is another myth you believe, just an FYI.
howlingsandy 9 months ago
@howlingsandy very well said, many white folks, mostly British but Americans too, knew and loved the blues. They couldn't begn to play it as well as the originators, but at least they helped to popularize these songs in the white community and hopefully inspired these kids to seek out the far superior originals.
nicodagger 9 months ago
@howlingsandy I watched a document on Led Zeppelin. The whole doco was about blues. If you labelled the doco "history of blues" then it would've made more sense. The likes of Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Robert Johnson, Blind Willie Johnson, Sonny Boy Williamson etc have been great influences over the time of Page & Plant's careers. I would say that they took their songs and made it into their own, rather than trying to just be like their heroes... Kudos to Led Zep
MetalAndRockGuru 8 months ago
@MetalAndRockGuru go learn a few things, such as meaning of infringement and of plagiarism. One does not rip off their heros. Zep was a pile of exploitive opportunists who (unlike many others and like some others) just flat out took someone else art and pretended they came up with it. For those who like their thin whiny-voiced often pretentious riffs (some also taken) I'd say they likely did that because that was all they could do, generally detracting from the quality of what was lifted. (c)SGS
howlingsandy 8 months ago
@howlingsandy You made some good points in your comments, but I think that the majority of British acts had honourable intentions. Jimmy Page should have given credit where credit was due, but that's another story....
jannyrcobs 7 months ago
Lots of UK bands covered Wolf and other US artists. The serious non-crediting rip offs from beginning to long overdue end were Led Zep (thieving magpies) and could not reply looking me in the eyes when I jammed with them. Only Wolf and WIllie Dixon had it together enough to sue and to win and to then be force d to sue their own publishing company to get the award. There is NO excuse for whiney barely talented soulless wannabes LZ that's fact dont waste my time to argue Find your soul instead
howlingsandy 10 months ago 9
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EvilWacko112 5 months ago
Could anyone give me a tab, sheet music or anything else for this song please?I've searched it everywhere, but I can't find.
baleszhawk 10 months ago 2
I'm going to be humming this bassline for a few days now.
MyFloridaCracker 10 months ago 2
I dedicate this to my best friend lou who just died he loved the Blues hes in a beter place now hes probably shaking Howlinwolf's hand as we speak.
fuckutube12344 10 months ago 3
Four people that don't have a SPOON can go FORK themselves
WolfeCoBen 11 months ago 6
Could be a spoonful of wonder or could be a spoonful of fear,
But all it is - is a wee bit of our friend, Mr. Nuclee-ear.
Men lie about it. Some people dies about it. We all why's about it.
Sorry, it was the groove what made me do it, yuh honor...
A million thank yous for uploading this, buckinny. Oh, and thanks to Wolf, too.
barrywilliamsmb 11 months ago 4
@barrywilliamsmb who are you and how in the **ck did you find this...you're probably some 20 something white guy who has no racial or societal issues about music
btlayt 11 months ago
@btlayt You're pretty close, friend. I'm a 54 something pale face who has lots of issues about this music on account of I'm addicted to the Wolf and his ilk.
What brought you to the Wolf, btlayt?
barrywilliamsmb 11 months ago 3
@btlayt Any need?
jimmyhayers 10 months ago
Would have ranted if it were not for Prelude1383
JBT24 11 months ago
Metal and blues, two sides of the same coin, both incredibly powerful when good. This is brilliant, so its power is incredible.
ennuiandthensome 11 months ago 2
@ennuiandthensome Metal is a joke.
sthoma07 11 months ago
@sthoma07 Not if you have an open mind and can handle some variety every now and then. I mean atleast metal musicians still use REAL instruments, auto tune is a joke. If you look in the right places metal can be GREAT and have just as much soul as any classic rock or old blues musician. Check out Devil Take Tomorrow by Marty Friedman or Blue by Jason Becker. As always though respect the classics and DON'T develope " tunnel vision- music edition," open minds are always more fun for everyone!
Prelude1383 11 months ago
@Prelude1383 Well put - good points. Not my cup of tea, but each to his own!
sthoma07 11 months ago
mistrets
borsecrosu 11 months ago
Charlie Patton then Howlin Wolf then Captain Beefheart then the Black Keys four generations of influence and great music
GrisGrisOnUrDoorStep 11 months ago
alright.. look, this is ONLY THE BEST BLUES SONG EVER ... by Music's first, and baddest bad ass EVER
rjanis123 11 months ago 5
Being a guy that loves rock and metal, you really have to appreciate this type of music because this is what todays rock expanded from.
HINDERIZED 11 months ago 5
Brilliant. What a voice. Brooding' man!!!!!
bankstful 11 months ago 4
iam so sad for the comments on this video please enjoy the music do not defile this amazing artist
Kharn8181 11 months ago 2
Watch out or THE WOLF will cut you down. Ain't no one got the mojo like da wolf. Stand back and shiver. He cuts like glass.
PathosDistanz 11 months ago 3
Preach Wolf Preach....
markydesade100 11 months ago 3
its so dark and mean! music of today is totaly missing this!
lirannine 1 year ago
i see 4 people only had a fork
flh700 1 year ago
How can people bicker with one another while listening to this song?
HumanBornFree 1 year ago
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howlingsandy 1 year ago
@HumanBornFree And yet you do that which you criticize, by bothering to comment, though clueless to that, in*this case,* the issue is far from "bickering" but required confronting and generated a lawsuit & criminal charges pending against that person. That I made songs with Wolf and much more may explain "how. That some psychopath sought to diminish Wolf's legacy + specific in-writing hopes our work be credited to me when our co-created photographic image and his deranged personal slander is why
howlingsandy 1 year ago 2
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howlingsandy 1 year ago
nice
Gunnercv 1 year ago
Brilliant!!!
OzGuevara 1 year ago
This guy's got soul.
GelGsound 1 year ago 2
Hubert Sumlin is one of the greatest unsung guitar players of all time.
FenderTele61 1 year ago 2
@FenderTele61 chek out sammy lawhorn , same vintage ,played with koko taylor
stick935 1 year ago
@FenderTele61 ever influential and not yet inducted into the Rock Hall, in Influences section, but then neither is actual father of Rock & Roll Arthur Big Boy Crudup. Hubert Sumlin with Howlin' Wolf are almost singularly responsible for inspiring the Brit Rock Invasion. Mojo Mag #27 UK's premier music mag is dedicated to this. Yes, they had the good taste to use my image of Wolf on the cover, but beyond that the article is very well researched. The reporter drove 16,000 miles finding people.
howlingsandy 1 year ago 4
this dudes voice was amazing truly one of a kind
overthemountain67 1 year ago 24
There may have been something behind the scenes other than the race records business, maybe the Chess bros. did not want their artists getting away from them, remember they profited off the British bands covering those song, and if they did not then they did more harm than good. I think the real song writers got paid, certaintly when Led Zepplin tried to take Whole Lotta Love, Willie Dixon's lawyers said hold it...and if you said I can't play the harp cuz Iam white well you and me have a problem
thefabb 1 year ago
@thefabb ZEP (A K A The Thieving Magpies) stole from HUNDREDS of USA black blues artists. They and backers made billions while most original artists couldn't get it together enough to generate a lawsuit. It's not easy,. even these days. Dixon and Wolf did sue, winning. But Wolf had to sue his own publishing agents to get his portion, about $45,000. Wolf's estate also sued Chess and won. I'm Wolf's great friend, harp student, photographer (at howlingwolfphotos) ZEP = SHAMEFUL EXPLOITERS
howlingsandy 1 year ago 12
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@howlingsandy mate shup up, you just don't want to recognise the originality of zep. yeh a couple of riffs not hundreds you goon were nabbed but stairway, kashmir, dazed and confused, since I've been loving you to name a few are some of the most orignal and powerful music layed down. Zep did'nt play blues, they used it as a template. I'm pretty sure most blues artists could be classified as 'stealing' riffs and licks anyway as there is 'standard blues'. Zep were from the heavens, end off.
TheSlickLeg 1 year ago
@TheSlickLeg FACT US, YOU YAMMERING DICKWIT (ADDED UR NICEST ASPECT-LABEL AS YOU SEEM TO DIG TALKING IN FARTESE -> ZEP STOLE! ALMOST EVERY FUCKING WHINY, OVER-EXTENDED, RIFF VS MESSAGE ORIENTED, EGO-SODDEN SOUL-LESS FINAL PRODU, CT HYPED UP THING THEY EVER DID IN THEIR WAY, LAME ASS NON-ORIGINAL, STOLEN , LIFTED , PLAGIARIZED UNCREDITED. SO YOU SEE I CLEARLY DO RECOGNIZE THEIR ORIGINALITY AND CONTRIBUTION.. AND AS FOR UR "END OFF"` YES URS BE, ALL RIGHT BUT YOU GOTS UR HEAD TO PLUG IT, AS EVER
howlingsandy 1 year ago 6
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@howlingsandy didn't realise there was a language as fartese, cheers for putting me in the know you arrogant fucktard. Enjoy the Wolf and enjoy Zep and you stop yammering shit. You must be deaf not to recognise the soul there. by the way you really show a whole load of soul in your comment. a whole lot of fucking anger mate. well done for being a keyboard warrior. good day you nut.
TheSlickLeg 1 year ago
@TheSlickLeg So much you don't realize, kid. Ur childish aggressive babble = ignorance + foolish delusions, rubbing a weak boner for drama queen games, meaningless rudeness just PRAYERS to be right (but only right out of ur mind - and league) Keyboard warrior? Too inept to locate my PUBLIC record? No way ur farted derangement i.e. your pain projected outward. Ask, and you can hear it direct from mates, the few RM50s qualifying: 200 Recondos 9 countries, cross-trained CQC in Moscow after Glasnost
howlingsandy 1 year ago 6