Bill Bailey Moon Walking.

[gtrmac]

This Proves That Michael Jackson Did Not Start The Moon Walking.
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[P.W. Fenton]

Great video.... I had never seen this one before... http://mag.ma/52196

What ever this is from, I want all of it.

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[gtrmac]

Now That's A really Live performance. About as good as it get's.
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[Dick Waterman]

Great video.... I had never seen this one before... http://mag.ma/52196?
?

What ever this is from, I want all of it.?

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Looks like U of Chicago which used to hold a Folk/Blues festival in January.

Willie Dixon on bass and he didn't like to do distant road work.

Dick Waterman

[Jimmy Jacobs]

According to the YouTube posting, it is from a 1964 London performance. I
have the Folk Festival dvds and the Howling Wolf Story dvd, and I don't
recall having ever seen this performance before. That could be my oldtimers
disease, though.

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[Steve Ahola]

Jimmy Jacobs wrote:

> According to the YouTube posting, it is from a 1964 London performance. I
> have the Folk Festival dvds and the Howling Wolf Story dvd, and I don't
> recall having ever seen this performance before. That could be my oldtimers
> disease, though.
>

The video is from the latest DVD from the American Folk Blues Festival
released by Hip-O Select in 2007. While the first three volumes had been
recorded in Europe (usually Germany) this one was recorded in England
between 1963 to 1967. (I believe that this video was from 1964 when
Howlin' Wolf, Hubert Sumlin and Willie Dixon were on the tour.)

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000OPP7LS

Definitely a keeper!

Steve Ahola

P.S. There is a CD of Howlin' Wolf from the 1964 tour titled "Rockin'
The Blues" on the Acrobat label # ACMCD 4010. This is a poorly dubbed
copy from a vinyl album- in the middle of the first track you can hear
the record slow down and speed up as though someone's sleeve had dropped
on the record. Oops!

[has...@aol.com]

Dig the cool italian made Goya guitar that Hubert is playing.
It might be SP Leary on drums.
HB

[Steve Ahola]

has...@aol.com wrote:

> Dig the cool italian made Goya guitar that Hubert is playing.
> It might be SP Leary on drums.
> HB
>

It was Clifton James playing drums when they were in Germany in 1964 so
it was probably him on the video from England as well. Speaking of S.P.
Leary I saw him at the 2nd Annual Berkeley Blues Festival in April 1966.
He played with Lightnin' Hopkins, Clifton Chenier and Muddy Waters that
night- I hope that they paid him extra because he was certainly worth it!

Steve Ahola

P.S. I haven't watched that DVD very much although I dubbed the audio
from it and have listened to that a lot in my car, etc. I need to dig up
the DVD and watch it again! Here are the credits:

American Folk Blues Festival Volume 4
The British Tours 1963-1966
Hip-O B0008353-09 [2007]

01 - Sonny Boy Williamson - Keep It To Yourself (1963)
02 - Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Working (1963)
03 - Lonnie Johnson - Too Late To Cry (1963)
04 - Big Joe Williams - Baby Please Don't Go (1963)
05 - Sonny Boy Williamson - Bye Bye Bird (1964)
06 - Sonny Boy Williamson - Getting Out Of Town (1964)
07 - Lightnin' Hopkins - Come Go With Me (1964)
08 - Lightnin' Hopkins - Lightnin's Blues (1964)
09 - Sugar Pie DeSanto - Baby What You Want Me To Do (1964)
10 - Sugar Pie DeSanto - Rock Me Baby (1964)
11 - Howlin' Wolf - Smokestack Lightning (1964)
12 - Howlin' Wolf - Don't Laugh At Me (1964)
13 - Big Joe Turner - Oh Well, Oh Well (1966)
14 - Junior Wells - What'd I Say (1966)

Bonus tracks:
15 - Muddy Waters - You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had (1964)
16 - Muddy Waters - Blow Wind Blow (1964)
17 - Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Didn't It Rain (1964)
18 - Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Trouble In Mind (1964)

Additional personnel:

[01-02] (1963)
Otis Spann: piano
Matt "Guitar" Murphy: guitar
Willie Dixon: bass
Bill Stepney: drums

[06,09-12] (1964)
Sunnyland Slim: piano
Hubert Sumlin: guitar
Willie Dixon: bass
Clifton James: drums

[13-14] (1966)
Little Brother Montgomery: piano
Otis Rush: guitar
Jack Myers: bass
Fred Below: drums

Memphis Slim: introduction [01-02,04]
Roosevelt Sykes: introduction [14]

Bonus tracks [15-18] were recorded during the American Folk Blues and
Gospel Caravan which toured England in April and May, 1964 with:

Cousin Joe Pleasant: piano, introduction [17]
Unknown: bass and drums