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Very odd interview...the interviewer at first came of glib and I don't think he meant to....please change the title to "90" as others have said. Obviously a thoughtful interviewer but I think he should have been a bit better prepared.

I the Martians landed and I needed to explain to them what good old American rock and roll is (was?), I would just put this on for them, sit back and say "Study this, my friends...".

nice.....keep trying....it matters

Great song, fantastic movie, nice

whew!

If you want to "see" this song, go into many Family Courts (if you can) in every community, and watch. No, parent dying to leave, sometimes kids are not "resilient" because you fail.

Huh....3 "dislikes"? Whoa.......

Huh....well.....ok.....you know, it is such a lovely melody that it grows on me....nice

Looks great, and the folks at Lucas Films should be given due credit for telling the story, on screen, of these great warriors. I would highly recommend as a perfect complement to this film treatment, that one reads John Holway's excellent book "Red Tails Black Wings: The Men of America's Black ...

Where was this gem recorded? Also, what ever happened to the guys in Them? Did Van ever reunite with them...er...Them?

Did Alan Wilson and Paul Butterfield ever play together? I cannot imagine I would have missed that but.....?

doofus wife beater

Hey...you coming to DC to play? Nice song....keep it up. You have talent and now is the time for you to create.

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Nice insights. Looking forward to seeing Jonathan.

And the Merseybeats took the lines from the McCoys (or was it the other way around)?

Oh.....great song.

So where is Henry? If you like this, check out "Uncle Sam Do"....yep recorded over 40 years ago.

Thanks Vanu for the reply. You post some nice stuff. I think you would like "Dear Jill" (also on UTUBE) as it is from the same time period and has the same feel. But it is hard to beat Butter. When I first heard the track originally I thought the sax was Gene Dinwiddie, but I never read the album...

Paul had soul. I recall seeing him interviewed back in the day and he was a very interesting guy. The South Side of Chicago flowed in him.

nice....odd.....nice......tell me about Peter!?

Oddly, I bought this when it came out thinking it looked interesting and don't recall even listening to it. That was 40 years ago...now that I hear it on You Tube (naturally I have no idea where my record is), I hear what I missed! I love this...would like to have heard Dave Sanborn work it at t...

Really nice. Melancholy and soulful.

Thanks rymansimon. I wonder about something else. Is Danny Kirwan still making music? I always thought he was a bit overlooked.

For my money, I thought Roy Buchanan was the best live rock/blues guitarist I ever saw, but they all had their great styles. Jeez...... Bloomfield, Clapton, Green, Mick Taylor, Kirwan, etc etc

That is the great thing about blues music...so pure, clean and honest

Really hard charging. Unique but pure 50's American rock (with Mick's 60's British blues influence) to delight. Very under appreciated drumming incidentally.

yep......the great Mick.

This is such a great song and their spirit shines through. Sad, poignant, thrilling, expressive....what more can jazz do?