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Also was one of the finest harmonica players..as noted on the ''Smokin"''track '"Ï Wonder"'.

I wore out two copies of that LP in 1972.

Jagger was deadly scared of this man when he auditioned for The Stones. Steve just took over the whole band like a fire ball.

The era for TRUE musical talent ...

Jesus, he must've had a bad sore throat for weeks after this one..

@BuddyClontz

Edgar's first band had a vocalist called Jerry La Croix around 1971(from Louisiana i think)..WHAT a voice !

I'm amazed but very happy Jack Bruce is still alive because he has been seriously ill..plus he lost his talented son a few yrs back..

I'm glad Eric is still around because, ev...

@MsTexas73

I never thought about the time period in which it changed but you have a very good point. Yes, 1983 was about right.

I suppose maybe this was because the electronic era took over and the sound became more processed. Certainly that was the case with pop music.

Thank you for that ob...

@theZblues

Yes, that's very true.

JP was a great musician and such a nice guy.

There has been a huge vacuum since his demise.

Jim Mullen is such a slinky player..very slick.

Love all the soloists on here.

Thank you!

@julianonthedrums

I recall their version of Stevie Wonder's ""Another Star"' & Marvin's " Í Want You"'. Had both tracks on tape once from a live BBC broadcast around 1980. The solos on both tracks almost made one forget about the original versions.( as good as the originals are)

What a voice..smooth as silk.

Superb version. Love the whole CD.

R.I.P Davy Jones.

@paulyrulo1

Oh, absolutely true. .

It's even worse when we realise that very few pro- athletes are substance free (LOL) ..but the Nationalistic element in every society has to be pampered above ALL else.

But if we look we see that when cuts come it always affects the Arts projects and i think it...

A superbly expressive player who i've admired since the late 1970s --Jim always reminds me of Eric Gale & Cornell Dupree so much.

I think it's to do with the way he bends the strings.

I'm sure Rick Derringer & Suzi Quatro were the same person because, did you notice, you never actually saw them both at the same time (hmm??).

No just joking... Rick's a great player and that Les Paul Custom looks wonderful! I never realised just how tiny he is inspite of the stack heels ba...

Wow, this takes me right back...What a killer track!! Thank you so much.

Cornell Dupree on guitar...LOVE this tune so much!! Thanks!!

Love all of the tune but 3 minutes into it and it becomes truly wonderful.

Masterful Chromaticism!

There's alot of the fierceness of Buddy Guy in his playing, although he's jazzier than Buddy and i always love Amar's tone.

I recall 1st hearing his track "'Sundy's Blues"' from his 1990 CD ''Hoga Paris-Chicago''. That track blew me away. Reminded me of the early Peter Green days.

Just for the record....you will never find a nicer lady either than Ella was.

You'll never hear a bad word spoken about her, unlike most singers mentioned on your lists.

She was the personification of pure class & humility .

@taildragger53

Sorry but i don't quite follow(??) What part are you offended by? The "God Bless You" or my own experience with word association (?)

Have i used profane language like some on here ?

I can assure you my comment is not meant to be offensive and i'm puzzled as how it can be "nice '...

@JA22guitar

Err.....Bill Evans, Wes, Parker..what nationality were they? Go check it out.

I live in Canada also and class you as a freakin' embarrassment to your nation.