Mr. Bob Margolin & Nea At Backstage
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Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin @ the Bradfordville Blues Clubby cybergaloot2,800 views- 4:33
Bob Margolin`s All-Star Blues Jamby marothhel11,401 views
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Bob Margolin JAM with Papa George in Brugnera (Italy)by Sporcaccion1,343 views
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Bob Margolin and Matt Hill play Hootchie Coothie Manby mutefingers3,181 views
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Allman Brothers w/ Steady Rollin' Bob Margolinby JStone5310,636 views
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Vision 4 Music - Bob Margolinby vision4music6,630 views
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Bob Margolin with Derek Trucks LRBC 09by tequillasx4,019 views
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Stephen Housden & Bob Margolinby StephenHousden1,022 views
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Bob Margolin - Goin' To Chicagoby bluesbeat18,666 views
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Blues in Memphis - Mookie Brill, Bob Margolin, R. Rosenblattby verycooltone5,699 views
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Nappy Brown, Bob Margolin, Mookie Brill, Sean Costelloby guitarconner8,522 views
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Bob Margolin - Blues Loverby yosh95wilde7,522 views
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Jason Ricci,Willie Big Eyes Smith & Bob Margolin 2.mpgby caseydc783,186 views
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Bob Margolin en bcn," i feel like going home"by neptoret1,973 views
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Bob Margolin - Kansas City, Sumperk - Festival Blues Aliveby torryjohny3,135 views
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Arild Nygaard & Bob Margolinby runartroeen2,244 views
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Bob Margolin & TotaBlues Band. 17-Apr-2010by Quergol622 views
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Jose Luis Pardo & Muddy Waters Band. Bob Margolin. Stroger.by bsasarteyprensa2,338 views
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Muddy Waters - Caldoniaby MuddyBoy61106,697 views
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Bob Corritore et Bob Margolinby SlimJoBlues668 views
@Odin029 I understand what you mean, and maybe limited isn't the right word. But back to Bob, I think he adds something to the band that Muddy wanted. I think he's better than a few guitar players that Muddy had in his band and not as good as some others, but I do know one thing. He studied Muddy's playing like a student studied from his master. If you look at a vid of Bob with Muddy, when Muddy start's playing, Bob's eyes are glued to the fretboard.
Odin029 9 months ago
@Odin029 I agree, he certainly did have his pick of the best blues musicians at the time. I said "limited" based on the fact that when muddy was really kickin butt in the late 40s early 50s, he probably did not know many white musicians. I don't think socialy the blacks in chicago were hangin out at the same spots whites were. Also, I don't think there were alot of whites playing blues yet, it hadn't really came out of the black culture and crossed over yet. Thats all I ment by "limited".
Immaculate416 9 months ago
@Immaculate416 I don't know about limited, Muddy's band had the best of the best from Otis Spann to LIttle Walter even to Francis Clay on drums. And then he replaced those guys with Junior Wells, James Cotton, Big Eyes Smith, Pinetop and so on. No from the beginning Muddy had his pick of the finiest blues muscians in the business. Then as white guys started learning and playing the blues he put some of the best in his band including Jerry Potnoy and Steady Rollin Bob who learned alot from Muddy
Odin029 9 months ago
BOBS A NICE GUY,,MOOKIE BRILL= ROYAL NY ASSHOLE..DID FEW SHOWS WITH THEM IN RALIEGH NC MY BAND AND BOBS
RATKING10 1 year ago
@chicagobluzman move on brother...
Immaculate416 2 years ago
(L) nea (L)
therainsong1 3 years ago
Muddy chose Bob to play with him. He wouldn't have played with Bob in his heyday because his pool of musicians to choose from was limited.
Immaculate416 3 years ago
I don't know what you're smokin because Bopalena has it right. That old school, especially Muddy Waters, style is really hard to do because its so nuanced. And Margolin's Jewish by the way.
demented20 3 years ago
Margolin is a joke. Living off an association with Muddy. In Muddy's heyday, do you think he would have been hanging around Margolin? No way. He's too "white."
chicagobluzman 4 years ago
Bob Margolin is the real thing! He nails it old school style and that ain't easy to do.
Bopalena 4 years ago