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MIKE BLOOMFIELD " LONG HARD JOURNEY " LIVE

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Uploaded by on Oct 13, 2008

aka: One More Mile

MIKE BLOOMFIELD WITH BARRY GOLDBERG & FRIENDS LIVE 1969

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  • now that's the "SWEET" blues....

    I miss bloomers.... thanks again for some tasty MB....

    did michael ever meet or jam with clapton?

    that would be killer

  • I think they jammed together on the night The Flag and Cream shared a bill at the Fillmore West. I read in a 1968 interview with Clapton,that he referred to Mike and Dylan as two of his biggest influences at the time.I do know based on what I've read that the two of them had a tremendous respect for eachother. Clapton even said that Mike discovered the woman tone before he did.

  • Isnt this "One more mile" With Pbbb? i don't know..

  • this is from a live show with Barry Goldberg!

  • It should be available at a decent price to the hard working poor young Englishmen like myself! haha

    Damn, what is it about Mike that makes me pick up my guitar every time i hear the man. Immense.

  • It was only a matter of time before the Bloomfield addiction overcame you ! lol!

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  • @sam19851

    Clapton couldnt hold a candle to Mike Bloomfield when it came to playing blues from emotion. Few could/can. Greenie comes close. BTW, I'm a Cream fan.

  • Just blows me away after all these years. Bloomfield always sounds better everytime I listen.

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  • Anyone - Can this phrasing be denied? The tone, execution, emotion...goose bumps. I met Mike when I was 13. I knew who he was. We watched the Butterfield band (with Elvin Bishop), at the Cafe Au GoGo in 1966. He proceeded to the stage to jam, but not before calling Buddy Miles to come down too. What a night!

  • when u hear the Blues like this ,u know it's the real deal.R.I.P Mike.

  • @strobelightbeam > He was being polite

  • clapton and mike are equals. mike is just a gentleman and knew when he'd been matched. the graciousness of recognizing this only serves to illustrate the stature of a mega talent like mike bloomfield.

  • this guy is worm food? heheheeee! junkie ass loser.....why didnt he make news? or did he?

  • @ZINEDINE05 On The Father and Sons recording-Muddy Waters and friends.

  • Hi! I'm a guitarrist from Argentina...Back on 1976 a friend ( Leon "EL Blusero" Vanela), who was a Bloomfield`s big fan, introduced me on Electric Flag's saga and so on: the many blues adventures of Michael, with Muddy Waters, Johnny Winter, Dr John, Paul Butterfield...I'm happy to see that, you guys remember him! He was to me the very best, white Bluesman I ever herd!

    Cheers!

    Conejo Jolivet

  • Mr Bloomfield just goes for the Marrow in the bone every time-he does'nt mess around with needless noodles...the essential story, and that faultless vibrato

  • This so does describe life! God I love this cut! Thanks for the vid

  • So awesome , thanks so much for the vid !

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