Got My Mojo Working - Canned Heat

[sebz661]

Love that jazzy blusyness.

[santanocci]

just plain old fashioned excellent

[jlna83]

who is the guitar player?

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[LuckyManG]

Who is the awesome Bass Player here? I guess is Larry Taylor

[alantmac]

@LuckyManG I believe Taylor was not part of Heat at the time of this '66 recording, a bit of research indicates that it is Stuart Brotman on bass

[psychkoala]

@alantmac

So the Owl and the Bear were here, but the Mole was till undergound. ; )

[mustang5627]

One of my favorite versions of this song. Now this is talent.

[jwalsh671]

Thanks for the post! A real toe-tapper by the Heat! I like the slide show too.

[bangolio7]

whose playin the harp on this one? bear or owl?

[alantmac]

Viewed notes relating to the recording of this album, lists Wilson as the harp player, guitar, vocals.., Hite as vocals only. It sure sounds like Blind Owl, he was around 23 years old during this session.

[bangolio7]

woah thanks for that info man.

not exactly wilson's style imho but this version is one of my favorite harp songs (if not the most loved) and a personal favorite :D

pure epic harp there, makes you wanna move and dance like a crazy rabbit on steroids!

[bangolio7]

also, subscribed :D

[alantmac]

thank you for subscribing, much appreciated

[michaelbrigante]

@alantmac I thought he was younger....love u Alan!

[putdownan8dude]

@bangolio7 i think bear only played harp live when alan was on guitar. if i am not mistaken. i mean why would you not let one of the best play harp in the studio!?

[michaelbrigante]

@bangolio7 He was the Owl!

[roaringwaterbay]

i've never heard this Heat song, and I thought i had heard about everything. this kicks. what album or single is this from?

[alantmac]

Hi bay, It is from the Heat album "Vintage" recorded in '66, but released some four years later in '70.

[aznloveless]

alan wilson  rocks