Robben Ford - Blue and Lonesome

Robben Ford - Blue and Lonesome, Robben Ford, blues, Robben Ford - 1972 - Discovering The Blues, Discovering The Blues

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[oxharp]

There is no Harmonica on this track on this cd.

This track is from the cd The Charles Ford Band.

[Tibi1q2w]

@oxharp yes u r right! I checked, but I had this song on this cd... so, sorry but, I have been fooled by some torrent uploader :)

[RockyWhyNott]

Wow.  I mean, WOW.

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[SatinAngels]

I have the Charles Ford Band cd where his brother plays the harmonica, can't comment on this version but it sounds very similar.. I would have guessed it was the same version. I love Charlie though, he kicks ass. as well.

[tuck5492]

Charlie Musselwhite huh? interesting

great song with or without harp.

also both albums are fantastic. Discovering.... and Charles Ford Band

[daranis1]

@oxharp can u post it?

[bluesyblues]

I have this track on a CD called the Blues Collection and it is stated that Charlie Musselwhite is the harmonica player on this track.

[TheSatanas666]

insult to little walter

[oakiarg]

excelente

[genxxxersize]

Thanx Nikki, you're right this here dude is AWESOME, like u of course, Love ya's sweetie! ;o) *kisses*

[anotheraoluser]

very nice harp...love this!

[kevlar441]

@oxharp I did the samething years ago, looking to find Mark Ford doing this song.

As a harp player "wanna be" I still feel this song is the absolute sweetest harp song ever. However, the sweetest blue song ever is "Bluest Blues" by Alvin Lee of TEN YEARS AFTER. Check it out.