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I think Ellie girl recorded this in NYC. It's great!

Thanks for puttin' this on youtube. It's been one of my favorites for awhile!

Thanks for posting this. Louis Jordan & His Tymphany Five sure nailed this Blue'un!

I used to go over to Hound Dog & His Common Law Wife Freda On Sundays and she used to treat my son and I to a great dinner of chitlins, greens & hamhocks. In about '73 or 74 My wife and I drove Freda to The Ann Arbor Fest. to see her beloved Hound Dog play. Driving back Freda told us "This is t...

Thanks for posting. I lived in Chicago from '70-75 and ran into Morris at Florences Lounge on The South Side where Hound Dog taylor had a matinee gig. Morris seemed like a very nice somewhat humble gent....

Thanks for posting. I really like it when a jazz Stalwart Tackles a Blues Tune!

Thanks, I first heard this in the early 80's straight off the Jukebox in

One of them West Side Ft. Worth Hipster Houses!

Man. thanks for posting this. Poppa Hop Could get as blue as any of'em!

Curtis Amy & Paul Bryant certainly Helped put soul jazz on the west coast &

are to be commended.

Man, thanks for the Archibald! He was Unsung But He Sure Had His Moments.

You know it's funny but when I ask people who they think the great white texas bluesman

is/was after they answer I announce 'I think it's Jack Teagarden.'

Thanks for posting this. In the early '80's I had the pleasure of hearing & seeing Louisiana Red at The Delta Fish Market Out On Chicago's West Side!

He had an extra finger but he couldn't play any music with it.

Thanks: I've been hopin' & sayin' my prayers that this'un would make

The Youtube & here tis! Hooray!

That's Little Milton Campbell On Gtr. Isn't It?

The Bluenote Crew Was On The Money This Day!

Thanks for posting this. Big John sure had some Stellar Players backin' him up on this'un!

Thanks for posting. I bought this 45 when it came out and I'm still diggin' it.

Man, I'm still Diggin' This'un. Thanks again!

Man, this is great keep'em comin won't you.

Thanks for The Post. I Sure Dig Trudy Pitts!

The Sky's The Limit From Dusk Til Dawn & Everythang I Do Gonna Be Funkee

Froma Now On!

If all mighty whitey's are such tough fighters how come none of them haven't been

Heavy Weight Boxing Champion's for quite some time???

Man thanks for posting this. I was onstage at ann Arbor when this was recorded & the People seemed to dig what The fellows wereplaying. Bluesman Doctor Ross was even dancin' around at one point.

Thanks for posting this. I was in the studio when Hound Dog & The Fellows recorded this. I'd been goin' to different bars for about a year checking Hound Dog Out and Interestingly enough he'd never played this'un before. Alligator Honcho Bruce Iglauer was Elated after this cut was done.

Thanks For Posting This. The 1sttime A Black Widow Spider Bit Me & Gone Was

In 1987 In Wichita, Ks. Yessiree!

"Hittin' A Jug" & Blowin Their Tops

Both Gene & Sonny Were baptized In Bop!

Thanks for the Kenny.!

Hey thanks for posting this. By the way The Original 'Gonna Send You Back to Georgia' was by Timmy Shaw which you can find on youtube. Keep up the good work.

Thanks for posting this. I was at this recording session & the interesting deal was that Alligator owner Bruce Iglauer & myself had been to a bunch of Hound Dog's south & west side gigs and we'd never heard him perform this onstage. Thanks

Isn't That Calvin Newborn On Guitar?

Hey Great Post: 'Now I know - Besides Chuck Berry that Percy Mayfield &

Popeye Are In The Danger Zone!

Thanks for posting. I used to have the WVS Blues band LP. Thanks!

Thanks for posting. I used to hear this as a Teenager in the 60's

it Seems That Ike Loves Jimmy Reed On This Cut!

Thanks, this sure makes for some good friday night listenin'!

I just found out that Wilber Steinberg was the bass man on "Green Onions"!

While living in Chicago in the early 70's I used to see J. B. a Lot at Rose & Kelly's

and Turners Lounge. I sure wish I could have seen him on West Madison in the mid 50's though. Thanks for posting this classic.

Back In the early 60's I hung The Moon On This! Thanks!

Thanks for posatin' this. I just got thru reading Horace's Biography "The Real Nitty Gritty)" and he's a very insightful spiritual musician.

I met Morri sat Florence Lounge in '73 at Florence Lounge on Chicago' South Side.

He actually did have a somewhat sad dignified vibe.

I think that's Johnny Fuller backin up Willie B. on guitar.

Man, thanks for posting this. I've been diggin' it for a mighty

long time...

Thanks for posting. These fellows sure had fun playin' the blues.