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Masterpiece

I’m glad it had a happy ending!

Jimster wrote:I’m glad it had a happy ending!

Very good Rad

I like the blues, I once saw BB King live at the Royal Albert Hall in London, was a fantastic evening.

How rude and tasteless

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We live less than 3 hours drive from Memphis, Tennessee so we head down there every now and then for awesome blues and barbeque and things! BB King owned a bar there and many great performances happened there. Think I'll listen to some Jelly Roll Morton right now.

Rad,

Just how did you find this video anyhow?!

I'm all bound up in fits of laughter!

Reminds me of one of the best jokes I've ever heard! It occurred in the third grade and I've never forgotten it:

"Did you hear about the constipated mathematician? He used a pencil to work it out"!

My work is done here for the day,
Eric.

When I was about 19, 20 (so long ago) the Chicago bluesmen and women would come up to Milwaukee to a small night club. I could buy one drink (all I could afford or handle) and listen to the likes of Howlin' Wolf, Coco Taylor. When I was in college in central Wisconsin, US, I heard some of the best blues bands at the time, black, white, and together. Even at the time, I knew I was lucky. I miss it now: ah, sigh.

EAO wrote:Rad,

Just how did you find this video anyhow?!

Music is one of my passions. I knew that guy since he died, about 20 years ago. He has a very famous song that many people ranging from Creedence Clearwater Revival to Anny Lennox passing through Marilyn Manson have versioned.

Is the best love song ever! And is my wife's and me song!


CCR version sounds better, but is not that special.

Well.... he simply blew me away

I am not knowledgeable about this sort of music, but the names that immediately sprang to mind for I put a spell on you were Nina Simone and also the Animals. Maybe it's something to do with the era I grew up in.