DianeE
>Should do well in 1961:
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>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbqtnNorgQA
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That's a different version of his classic. Better than Stevie Ray's.
"DianeE" <Tired...@SorryFolks.com> wrote in message
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Diane, you should be asking Bruthie if he really plays without a prick.
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Looks like he's making good use of his long fingernails.
My gripe with camera people is that on closeups, they focus almost
exclusively on the picking / strumming hand rather than the hand
that's working the fretboard.
>Should do well in 1961:
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>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbqtnNorgQA
Even came out here in '61 on nice red Parlophone label
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>Should do well in 1961:
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>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbqtnNorgQA
"Hideaway" is a masterpiece of snippets taken from other blues guitar
instrumentals and assembled like a collage. Titled after a bar by the
same name. That's Hoss Allen introducing him and Gatemouth Brown on
the guitar, leading the band.
Jim Colegrove
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He used a thumbpick and his fingers.
Jim Colegrove
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Jimmy, did he purposely glom part of "The Walk" by Jimmy mMcCracklin,
or is that similarity just a musical coincidence?
Can you name any of these earlier blues guitar instrumentals that he
took from ?
Yep, on The Beat tv show.
It's all a purposeful glom of other songs. It is "The Walk" in that
section. The head is from an instrumental by Hound Dog Taylor. The
stop time section comes from a Robert Junior Lockwood piece.
Of course, he does "Peter Gunn" before reprising the head at the end.
Jim Colegrove
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"Jim Colegrove" <co...@thecoolgroove.com> wrote in message
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More useless, boring shit about dreck.
Yes, everybody would rather read all of your informative posts.
fucking loser.