Roots of Blues -- T-Bone Walker „Don't Leave Me Baby"

[timtipton5071256]

Sweet tones...lord a mercy.....Woweeee...them arch top guitars made ya sit up and pay attention...and them guitars will cost ya now...nice guitars...great plyin' ...nice vid

[SuddenPizza]

Ripped off T-Bone?....Bullshit Chuck Berry has always cited T-Bone as one of his main influences, and what people call Chuck Berry music he has said isn't his music because what he's playing is nothing new under the sun.

[qtip1064]

@SuddenPizza You got it amen!

[bensmith3200]

@SuddenPizza I disagree. Chuck Berry's style of vocal delivery was innovative. His somewriting and lyrics laid the back bone for Rock 'n' Roll.

His guitar style is most definitely derivative of T-Bone, though. Either way I'm a big fan of both of 'em.

[ultrakool]

chuck berry ripped off this guy blind

[kon17051951]

Вот это класс-джаз,на ушах стою!негры жжут не по-детски!

[pheelineerie]

B.B. King govoril chto on gitary v ryki by ne vzial esli by nikoga ne slyshal T-bona

[kon17051951]

Да.ДаДа!!!Это Музыка,Это эмоции,ритм и душа.Жаль,что в России мало знают таких крутых исполнителей.Если бы знали,меньше слушали всякую попсу примитивную и глупую.

[grozengyz]

T-Bone Walker - Real Blues Master!

[MRROCK92]

whats the guitar? gibson? and when what kind of gibson please somebody tell me!

[JosephNScott]

Guitarists who recorded on standard electric before T-Bone include Oscar Moore ("That Ain't Right" was a #1 R&B hit), Charlie Christian ("Solo Flight" was a #1 R&B hit), Saunders King, Arthur Crudup, Memphis Minnie, Bill Broonzy, Tampa Red, George Barnes, Zeke Campbell, Eddie Durham, Al Dexter, Bobby Symons, Tiny Grimes, Junior Barnard, Irving Ashby, Dave Barbour, Jimmy Shirley, Teddy Bunn, Slim Gaillard, Allen Reuss, Everett Barksdale, Jimmy Wyble, Al Hendrickson, Lawrence Lucie....

[withoutremorse]

"His electric guitar solos were AMONG the first heard on modern blues recordings..."

[rasheobob]

I'M GRANDFATHER IS JACK MCVEA!!!!