Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Driftin' Blues (Monterey 1967)
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@Wajlonis You got it, Sean. And the best notes played are the ones that aren't. The really great blues guitarists get everything possible out of each and every note instead of trying to play 10,000 notes in 10 seconds. As players mature, they understand this.
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with a band like this its know wonder BOB DYLAN WENT ELECTRIC WOW
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@PBANDSNOW Where did you read that? I want to see what other guitars they're planing to release !
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@seanpat87 Yes. And only few people understand that the most powerful, strongest sound in a blues solo is silence.
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anyone know where i can get this song?
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@MrStockGlock so do i
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@kwakky ah... thats hard to explain... try to compare by your self. Compare Mariah Cary vs. Aretha Franklin (VH 1 Divas Live) or vs. Jill Scott or Cassandra Wilson vs. Beddingfield. Male: this one vs. Robert Cray or Otis Redding or Bill Withers vs. Clapton, White or SRV... Black people have a special way to sing. Its even a physical way, which is very hard to learn for white. Since the first day, they listen to they music and adapt it. Its just a strong tradition.
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@ChiapasZapata what the hell does that even mean?
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@docoftheworld Agreed
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They do not make this kind of music anymore
I wish more people understood how to use dynamics like these guys. So many people says blues is "easy". That makes me laugh. 2:00 is just money.
seanpat87 6 months ago 21
That dude with his eyes closed hears what 24 people can't. Soul
harston228 5 months ago 8