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Good night and good luck, Susan Tedeschi ... great to discover this artiste, hope she gets to England sometime soon.

Awesome song then, awesome song now. Thanks rockchick2112 for posting.

Never heard Buddy Guy play acoustic before. Damn right he's got the blues.

Well guys ... this was certainly to my listening pleasure! Love the song, love the way you do it. So where in the world are you based? Do Londoners ever get a chance to see your band?

Hi from London, Britain. LaChelle is a new artiste to me, but did catch Slidin' Clyde with the Blues Masters on my visit to Memphis this year. Keep on keepin' on, you guys.

This out on CD? Gotta get it!!

Johnnie Taylor's version was always one of my favourite Stax tracks ... good to hear Buddy G give it a blues workout.

@TheAmyBrookes Should be a good gig ... we don't get enough of this stuff in London, do we? More power to Janis Joplin impersonators.

@Morgana0x Yeah, a singer so dirty she makes Millie Jackson look like a Sunday school girl.Oh, and by 'over there' I meant the US ... i'm a Londoner with a taste for blues and soul.

Knew it was gonna be good as soon as I read the words 'Buddy Guy feat. Shemekia Copeland' - thanks for posting. This is an album, presumably? I'll look out for it.

I'm from the UK, listened to rock in 1973, just found this. Like, like, like.

Hi from Britain, Betty. Like your stuff. Ever play in London? Will look out for your CDs in the import racks.

I've heard the so-called 'queen of dirty soul' do a lot of music in that genre, but this is the first time I've heard her do straight ahead blues. Like it. Thanks for posting!

Hey FaLisa - love the southern soul, of course. But just wondering if you ever did anything in a more blues style? Also, any word of UK gigs? I think you are gonna be a star girl, wanna see you in a club before you graduate to stadiums.

@793511 Bloody hell, my girlf's flat is 30 seconds walk from the Ranelagh ... when did I miss this?

You lot are a seriously good band - why haven't I heard of you before?

Heard worse blues bands in Mississippi ... hope to catch up with you at some point in southeast England ...

Hey, not bad guys. Somebody tell me about this band. Dutch, I'm guessing? Ever get over the North Sea?

Wish she was playing the UK sometime, I'm a big fan and haven't had the chance to catch a show yet.

When is this woman gonna play Britain again? See she's got a French tour coming up, would even catch the Eurostar if she was in Paris. But she ain't. Come to London, Shemekia. I'm a wild wild man, you're a lucky girl ... ;-)

I so wish I had caught this guy before he passed away. Fantastic clip! Thanks for posting.

Only know Cray's version, although I guessed it wasn't original, because of the Willie Dixon writing credit. So who did record it first?

Wow! Where did this one happen?

Why this woman isn't a major international star beats me!

Never used to like Whitesnake. But this dude has redeemed himself in my eyes.

Hey FaLisa - you have a fan across the Atlantic. I live in London, England, and this is like the best southern soul I have heard since the last time I was in Jackson, Miss. Hope I get the chance to catch you in this country soon.

Awesome live band in Britain in the late 1970s. Much missed.

Astonishingly enough, ZZ Hill is a new discovery to me, as a Brit in London in 2012. Got a couple of his CDs on a recent roadtrip through the Deep South, and they have been regularly on my deck ever since. From what I've worked out, he was winning a new audience for the blues among young blacks, ...