Bo Diddley,american man Barbeques chicken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uw9PcqFWX1U
...ambrose...
fuget everything else
AND CHUCK BERRY
what else do you want?
two tall singin’ girls?
well ok,take that {in your audio mind}
with you surfin
an be happy.
…ambrose…
Figures it would be some jacka$$ link that would flock up my computer. Nah — Considering the source I didn’t bite on it.
duh duh duh…tah duh…duh. Lame attempt at that classic Bo Diddley rhythem. Mike
The Blues will never, ever go away. It is in the blood. No matter who you are, the music will move you on some level.
And Chuck Berry has swagger for days.
“I prefer to think of myself as an antenna. There’s only one song, and
Adam and Eve wrote it; the rest is a variation on a theme.” - Keith Richards
Bo Diddley was a real character. I had the pleasure of working with him twice. He used to tour solo. If you booked him you had to hire a backing band. One time, we got a band that was very much into his music. During rehearsal, they were suggesting songs to him that he had not played in years. He had a good time.
He can also talk story with the best of them. After a show, he liked to sit around, eat a bit, drink some whiskey, smoke a little, and just hold court. The man was hilarious.
Ambrose , I never knew you could write Chinese !!!
I can copy anything
from wikipedia
…ambrose…
Thanks Ambrose....
I don't look so good in white pants....
....gotta love that big sound.....I love the horns...boggy woggy base too......
Who do you love?.....who do you love.....I watched the whole thing two times.....times 3....
Pluse one or two.....got any more links?
just stumbled whilst on the magic sam thread…
And I remembered,there was a man ,MAGIC
in his own right not , Mr Johnston well before
that played the blues, … an lo’ an behold
another chance to fall to yo’ knees …
deep respect to american music,
it aint all gershwin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyfoe2zSdyg&list=AL94UKMTqg-9AtJLD7rw_SmtzStOPT7Asa
happinin’ covers .
another reason to hover
close to the music machine.
recorded music shaped
the mind of the 20th century
din’it?
I could see listinin’ to this
for a couple repeats.
now to book mark this link
on the TOOL BAR AS SWeet
home chicago starts to perk…
no wonder paul butterfield
at 1/2 the grit was so
well imprinted
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Sam
Samuel “Magic Sam” Gene Maghett** (February 14, 1937 – December 1, 1969) was an American Chicago blues musician. Maghett was born in Grenada, Mississippi and learned to play the blues from listening to records by Muddy Waters and Little Walter. After moving to Chicago at the age of nineteen, he was signed by Cobra Records and became well known as a bluesman after his first record, “All Your Love” in 1957. He was known for his distinctive tremolo-guitar playing.[1]
well now play this on the way to the beach and
replay mind music while doing left -go- right top turns
and shorebreak slalom tip turns…
…ambrose…
now it’s on you belong to me…
you can hear so many familiar riffs
that were given to us by them paying homage to
Sam Maghett … so glad to have the blues in my tool bag.