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Sweet Soul Revival 2007 (Jimmy Herring)

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Uploaded by on Jan 17, 2007

More of Velt and Jimmy Herring

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  • Its not Robert Randolph, it's Roosevelt Collier from the Leeboys. Im Derrick Lee from the Leeboys. Rosie and Robert look like they could be brothers.

  • Wow, I really do sound bad on this clip. Trust me I sing alot better than this clip.

  • My singing was really bad on this clip. I was trying to record the clip and sing.

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  • That sharpness in the vocals seems like the gospel style and sounds intentional to me.

  • I believe, if I'm not mistaken, Mr. Collier has played with the Allmanbrothers on occasions, correct?

  • Wow...great musicians. No offense, but that singing is, as they say, more than "a little pitchy"...blues or not. Definitely sketchy singing at best...and I love blues. Great playing, though.

  • Soundin' so nice!

  • Jimmy got to put some lbs. on if gonna hang with these guys great band with that skinny white boy!

  • You guys are great! keep it up please!!!

  • Yeah, that's definitely the Leeboys...Robert isn't the only badass on the block. Rosie and the boys have some serious soul!

  • I think that is Robert Randolph

  • OMG that is not Robert !!! That guy doesn't even look like Robert. And Robert is more active on stage.

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