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This is a nice track-I'm the harmonica player on it!

@moproducer That's why I'm so keen for you to share your source by pasting the relevant paragraph.There are only a few references to DeFord Bailey in that particular book so it shouldn't be too difficult.

Unfortunately you appear unwilling or unable to do so.

Have a nice day!

@Winslow4Prez That's right-Marine Band in C.

I just watched a few of your videos-you're great at Deep Chicago!!!!!!!!!

I saw Little Walter and played with Jimmy Rogers,-it's my favourite kind of music.

Hope you're out there laying it down!

@kirkhere888 He actually sings 'baby why you wanna let go?' not 'baby what you want me to do?'.Everyone who does this tune gets it wrong!!!!!!!!

The interesting thing about this record is that Jimmy Reed never sings 'baby what you want me to do?'-he sings 'baby why you wanna let go?'.

The tune is actually called 'You Got Me Runnin''.

Thousands of people have performed or covered this song and they all (incorrectly) sing 'baby what you wan...

I'm absolutely astonished to see this-no idea it existed!

Absolutely priceless,must be the earliest clip of a major blues act in a genuine performing environment.

Sonny Boy would have been around thirty years old in earlier clip.

Thanks for posting.

@cedricleecason It's Little Walter-C harp in first position.

'Standin' Around Crying' is Junior Wells.

Big Walter did one session of four tunes for Muddy on Chess Records,

'She's Alright'

'My Life Is Ruined (Landlady Blues) and two others.

Apart from the aural evidence I asked Muddy about this ba...

@Smudgefizz No-it's you who is wrong-google' Paul Burlison Grady Martin'.

Also listen to 'Bird Dog' by Don Woody on YouTube-same lead player as Burnette-Grady Martin.

@freddiemercerful The answer given you is wrong.It's a C harp played in the key of G.

@GiandoSax It is a harmonica tuned to the key of A and played in the key of E.

@waldo2384 Without getting into a bitter argument-yes,many people consider it unlikely that Burlison was on the session at all.

Have a read of the aricle 'Rockabilly Guitar Johnny Burnette' on the Jime website which is the most in -depth on this particular issue.

Great vid-wrong title!

This is 'Love Her With A Feeling' (Freddie King).

'Blues With A Feeling' is a different song by Little Walter.

Little Walter might have been a handful but he wasn't a psychopathic killer -it's a shame that people commenting on this video are turned on by the idea that he was.

@wildcattamergirl Yes,I mean Colin Escott There is a quote there from Burlison 'listen to my guitar on Lonesome Train' which even you say he is not on..BTW the original album has no credits at all just a sleeve note which mentions the trio as it appeared on the Ted Mack show.

@dburlison1 Yes, you've said this many times although nobody seems to agree with you.

Kim gets a shock off the vocal mic -that's why he's late in on the first line!

@dburlison1 What does 'Bixby' mean?

@newsmanbluesman It's an A harp.

@dlh60 I believe he's playing through the small Music Man combo which you can see on stage next to him during the Muddy Waters sequence from the same concert. Butterfield mentions the Music Man during an interview in which he is asked about amps.

Laurie Garman playing harmonica on this version.