Albert Collins and Jimmie Vaughan - Texas blues

[KungFuKid1015]

Blacks, and whites both, used to look up to musicians like this who had talent. And blacks had Malcom X and Martin Luther King to look up to back then as well. Nowadays you have only the degenerates in pop music and illiterate rappers. What have we come to?

[thisniggajoe]

someone please tell me what this song is called!!!!

[thisniggajoe]

that was fucking hot!!! Dammit I love this music

[MrJimbo08]

That was badass, Texas blues at its best.

[stackoverflow128]

that was cool.

[jrbluesy]

So is there the whiole thing out on DVD somewhere in the internet or does some one has this on video or what? Would like to see the whole documentary for sure!

[JackGarcia1000]

t-bone great on the guitar and singing.

[Lucenablues]

yessss!!!

PURE BLUES!!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

[cjoey39]

Wow! One of the best videos I have ever come across! I listened to it 3 times!! Joey Vaughan "World Blues Attack"

[Jetluffyq8]

is it just me or does everyone come to tears when hearing t-bone walker sing or play the guitar

[hang5150on]

great ! great !! great !!!

[bluesdoor]

Priceless!! It's nice to see T-Bone get the respect. he deserves.

[greyishred]

.What can I say .

My English is not good enough to express my feelings and thoughts

of this video .

Just great the music is fabulous .

[SuperLeadguitar]

Smokin!

[lastkmbazoh]

Awesome..is that Dizzy Gillespie in T Bones Band?

[TheEnglishRedneck45]

@lastkmbazoh It is indeed Gillespie. But I don't think it's T Bone Walker's band. This is a recording which can be found under the search 't bone walker woman you must be crazy', where Norman Granz introduces T Bone as '...the singer with JTP'. I think this may stand for Jazz at The Philharmonic, suggesting a special band was put together for the occasion, hence the inclusion of Dizzie Gillespie perhaps.

[thailow117]

dizzy gillespie rockin the embouchure... never knew t bone played with him

[JMLdesigns]

I agree with Tommy, this is a true gem. Thanks Vaugn!! Wish the jam at the end was longer... wow.

[kemposoefi]

Dear Borny, could you please, please post more. I seems impossible to get a hold of this recording on DVD here in Europe. Thank you in advance!

[9656hnbv03]

Wonderful discussion; short but sweet! (Texas Blues)

[Catbird107]

Wow! Jimmie and Albert watch T Bone play, then they play. Double Wow!

[tejastiger61]

Awesome ! BRAVO ! FANTASTIC ! Thanks for taking yo time to post this GEM of a short film....

God Bless Albert Collins a true TeXas musical magician and guitar hero... a capoed telecaster never sounded better.............

[DandJRuffin]

... I've read that Texas style blues was less depressed, because it mirrored the mood of the men working in the oil fields; people usually had less financial worries etc. Sounds convincing enough to me. It def. is a lighter kind of Blues.

And that T-Bone performance!!!!! Awesome.

Thanks for sharing.

[SuperCrackerjacks]

OOOOOOOOOOHH. That´s a great one. Thanx a lot.

[poppacraw]

DAYUM!

[ireedman]

Clark Terry playing his Trumpet Mouthpiece!

[vizeck]

OMG MR> Collins has such a cool Ice cold sound. that sound just cant be touched!

[justabludrummer]

Notice Dizzy playing Trumpet!

[whizmachine]

This is totally amazing. How could anybody be that cool?

[uaala]

This was amazing. Where is this from? What documentary?

[BBBGIT]

My idol was Wayne Bennett with Bobby Bland and they recorded in Houston often and Wayne had that T-Bone influence with those 9th chords.

[BBBGIT]

I grew up in East Texas and like Albert said we had no harmonica players at that time which was late fifties. In the early sixties I moved to Houston and played behind Jmmy Reed and he was the first harp player I gigged with. The Texas sound was guitars, horns and a piano thrown in. But Houston had Albert, Johnny Copeland, Tex Hughes, Clarence Holliman, Gatemouth, Gaines, Johnny Brown..at any given time they all hung out there.

[V8Deuce]

I am a huge fan of Jimmie Vaughan and his brother ( R.I.P.) SRV. Jimmie just has it in his soul - The music,the cars,style....just too cool.

[13triki]

Repression did not matter, the birds sang their songs! Too bad most of them fell asleep again!

Peace to all of them, and sorry on us for missing their blues!

[thebluesrockers]

Great video. thanks for posting.

[heavymama]

where can i watch the rest of the programme ?

[reissue]

good grief.

[Platano0587]

Anyone know the name of the song T bone is playing or where to find it?

I've been searching YT and google for some time now and haven't had any luck.

[Toris93]

T-Bone Walker w/ Jazz At The Philharmonic - Live in UK 1966. its here on youtube=)

[ratchetization]

pretty cool.

[beersplease]

this is a real gem

[shaserv]

I hear T-Bone Walker in just about every old blues player, from Hendrix to Billy Gibbons to BB King, Chuck Berry. I guess everybody that started player guitar before 1980 you hear a little T-Bone Walker in all of them. Man, thats a hell of a legacy........

[ih8thishit]

that's because T-Bone was the real inventor, not Robert Johnson. T-Bone is the grandfather of rock too, as Chuck Berry was a big fan of T-Bone. BB King too, so there's the blues side.

[gbsnp123]

Wow. AC is crying when watching that. He must have been a true blues fan, truly loving the blues. He must have respected T-Bone really much.

[VintageReverb]

He is not crying.. I think:P?

[gbsnp123]

I think he did cry : O

[VintageReverb]

Hmm okay : p

[evanfrmheaven]

I think Albert could kill a man, with just his fingers!

[TREYOLDHIPPIE]

how sweet it is!..........+ + + + + + + + + +

[senator9870]

Albert Collin's voice sounds like T-Bone's, and Jimmie's guitar sounds like T-Bone's.

[follettea]

wow so cool!

[plattform5163]

Thanks for the blues!

[daveschrdr]

AWESOME!! :)

[bakedsushi]

i owuld love to see this whole thing

[srvfan454]

4:30 jimmie grins just like stevie ray

[testou34]

really nice but...what the name of this documentary about blues??

[bakedsushi]

i was wondering that too, im gonna check out texas public access or dallas local databasis...i have got to find this

[Albertoxs]

those were the days...o yeeeah...

[melkkoe]

good ol'times

[BigDBlues]

WOW

[jairoock]

SRV ES EL MEJOR  SIN DUDAS

[lobizoon1]

Cualquier cosa decis hermano...

[grozengyz]

Great!

Many Thanks!

[SonnyREast]

Sweet blues history.

[LDean5643]

This is priceless!

[lordkoos]

Great to hear Albert play quietly like that!

[jeffery4507]

Very cool a great find had no idea something like this existed Many Thanks!!

[jipes]

Amazing documentary, I love both of thoses guys and footage of T Bone Walker are quite rare Thanks a lot for sharing Borny you're great man ;o)

[codehendrix]

damn this guy would make a great match with albert king... holy fuckingggggggggggg shit... its like hearing jimi hendrix.

[jstuka1234]

awesome!!!

[teebeeferris]

Very Good vid Bro

[jayscott49]

Borny, you've got the coolest vid on YouTube here maybe!

just awesome. still planning to visit Texas? you'll knock 'em dead!

[codehendrix]

this fucking sick... from one guitarist to another... "good luck in your efforts man"... ur doing really well...

[strathound]

And that folks is what the Texas sound is all about. It's not about overdriven blues rock.

[forthorton]

Very cool video--thanks for posting!

[TommyKJr]

Oh my goodness Borny, where did you get this? It's just awesome, I've never seen before! Have you seen that cross around Jimmie's neck? That was Stevie's famous copric cross, what they gave to Jimmie after that tragic accident. God bless the Vaughan Brothers! Thanks for posting!

[Bornysblues]

Hey Tommy, this is a part of a 4 hour documentary called Texas saturday night

(1991), really interesting.

[TommyKJr]

My goodness, I need that full video, it's amazing! You have treasures, brother!

[samsgarage]

T-Bone and Jimmie are both great musicians but I think Albert Collins is a total Bad Ass, down and dirty, Mutha' fucka'. I love this vid B. Thanks for posting it man.