'Whiskey Head Woman' TOMMY McCLENNAN (1939) Delta Blues Guitar Legend
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Uploaded by RagtimeDorianHenry on Apr 12, 2009
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" Whiskey Head Woman " (1939)
TOMMY McCLENNAN
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@rmurbach1961 At least Pinetop managed to become a full grown man, almost reaching 98 years "young" - I saw him in 2009, playing live with other people from several Muddy Waters' old band line ups. He was still a hellcat at the time, amazing guy. Sadly yet another of the guys from that line-up, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, passed away last september, 75 years old. He too, was so powerful that night. An incredible show, as I would believe any show on that tour must have been. Respect.
diddywahdaddy 3 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
this is a great song. I thought this is where godsmack got the song Reefer Headed Woman, just as cool. check it out
0ri0ninh3ll 1 month ago
Pinetop Perkins...???
ThomasDeLello 2 months ago
@Lionel1871 Yes, Pinetop passed away this past March, one day after Elizabeth Taylor.
rmurbach1961 4 months ago
@rmurbach1961 Sadly Pinetop passed away a last year i think.
Lionel1871 4 months ago
oh man rough as hell voice but oh boy its pure class
fuck x factor
this is real music
misanthropicagenda1 4 months ago in playlist Watch Later Playlist
This is the real blues. I love it, These guys had the stuff.
candyshann 8 months ago
This is the Blues, pure and unadulterated. God doesn't make them like Tommy McClennan anymore. Sure, there are still a couple of them around, such as Honeyboy Edwards and Pinetop Perkins, but that distinctive sound you get from the likes of Mr. McClennan just ain't around these days.
rmurbach1961 11 months ago
@bluesborn LOl true, so true...my grandfather told me he was a short man to boot. My grnad pops was very light skinned and guys with those two issues almost always carried something. It was a harsh place to be back then....thats how Robert Johnson died, insecure hateful and jelous men often gathered in those places...had to be packin or you would surly have a prob....
bakedsushi 1 year ago
These men moved through a pretty dangerous world of street corners and roadhouses and most of them would carry a blade for protection.Tommy looks like the kind of cat you wouldn't have wanted to mess with.Great upload.
bluesborn 1 year ago