Howlin Wolf 's HOW MANY MORE Blue Riders*guitar harp drums

	Duration: 09:18 minutes Upload Time: 06-09-27 09:13:46 User: tymjar :::: Favorites
Description: ...His rich voice perfectly compliments his playing. It is rare to get a combination of superb guitar, stunning vocals & natural swing but with Ben Andrews you get just that ... He is without doubt the real deal." Ben was born in Yugoslavia. View the review at http://www.bluefrontbluesroom.org/Artist%20biogs%20A-C.htm The screams and whoops in the background through this whole thing(there was no audience mic, just intensly into it!) tell you this tune was a deep-groove, steady burner ...a REAL strong set opener and when the wait staff is letting you dance on the tables in a nearly empty club, IT´S A BALL! Ben's rippin' into the vocals and Hugh takes his solo to the sonic edge ...Ben wanted him to step out past that, but Hugh had made his statement with some sharp talking, so he just kicked it back to Ben, who mellows it down, then stokes it a little. Sorry if the recording looks a little funky(grainy). Its a transfer from a VHS and I don't know if the service I used for this did the best job on it. If anyone can recommend a good one...please do. I'm just learning about this kind thing. In answer to a question I got...yes, we did play up at Penn State College, Pennsylvania, once __great crowd! _tymjar If you like any of the country folk blues artists, whether Mississippi delta , Ragtime or Piedmont fingerstyle acoustic guitar greats... please give this a listen: George Harmonica Smith Big Walter Horton Little Walter Long John Baldry Mayall Paul Butterfield Carey Bell Junior Wells William Clarke James Cotton Howlin Wolf Charlie Musselwhite Junior Wells Jimmy Reed Slim Harpo Sonnyboy Williamson James "Peck" Curtis Bobby Blue Bland Harmonica Slim James Harman George Smith WILLIE JOHNSON WILLIE WALKER RAMBLIN' THOMAS DR. ROSS Sam Chatmon furry lewis Tampa Red Scrapper Blackwell Willie Doss Doc Reese Tampa Red Earl Hooker Ishman Son House Charley Patton Tommy Johnson Robert Johnson Blind Lemon Jefferson Blind Willie McTell Sleepy John Estes Fred McDowell Karen Neumann Robert Pete Williams Skip James Bukka White Barbecue Bob Kokomo Arnold Mississippi John Hurt Elizabeth Cotten Etta Baker Reverend Gary Davis Furry Lewis Big Bill Roy Rogers Broonzy Blind Boy Fuller Brownie McGhee Jorma Kaukonen John Hammond Jr or just fingerstyle thumbstyle blues guitar. Blue Riders acoustic blues trio recorded in 1995. A tip of the hat to the D.C. area hierarchy page listing... Roy Clark - Link Wray - Roy Buchanan - Danny Gatton - Bobby Parker - Sonny Forrest - Walt Namuth - Wayne Tomlinson - Hudie Ledbetter (Leadbelly) - Jimmy Reed ( okay so he was from the Piedmont) - Eddie Jones - John Cephas - Bo Diddley - John Van Horn - Chick Hall Sr. - Charlie Daniels - Frank Shegogue - Demetri Callas - Skip James - John Hurt - Charlie Byrd - Archie Edwards - John Jackson - Vernon Sandusky - Jorma Kaukonen - Catfish Hodge - Henry Vestine - John Fahey - Clarence Perry - JB Hutto - Hal Lindes - John Phillips - Zal Yanovsky - Johnny Hopkins - Marty Friedman - Nils Lofgren - Joe Tass - Punky Meadows - Kenny Definis - Bobby Radcliff - Jimmy Nalls - Tommy Keene - Jimmy Thackery - Steve Jordan - Bobby Manriquez - Rick Whitehead - Chick Hall Jr. - Greg Wright - Tom Principato - Steve Jacobs - Bob Margolin - Terry "T.I." Gleason - Donal Leace - Flora Molton - David Ziebarth - Cesar Diaz - Paul Reed Smith - Bill Kirchen - Evan Johns - Stuart Smith -Rusty Bogart - Linwood Taylor - Dave Sherman - Larry Burnett - Joan Jett - Dan Hovey - Chuck Brown - James Mabry - Richie Burns - Dave Chappell - Robert Lighthouse - Danny Morris - Pete Kanaras - David Earl - Erik Cartwright - Tom Mitchell - Sam Gunderson - Ben Andrews - Jerry Gordon - Johnny Tictin - Jim Stephanson - Eric Rose - Carl Filipiak - Armand Lenchek - Steve Kramer - Bob Swenson - Mary Chapin Carpenter - Michael Dutton - Memphis Gold - Mike Korpi - Cathy Ponton King - Andy Rutherford - Scott Mattern - Terrence McArdle - David Kitchen - Ivan Appelrouth - Rick Oliveras - Brian Gross - Michael "Jr" Tash On Mississippi saxaphone = Mark Wenner, Charlie Hubel, Bruce Ewan, Doug Jay, Phil Wiggins, Jimmy Powers
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tymjar ::: Favorites Virginia, U.S.A. Check out this clip: Ben Andrews Blue Rider Trio = Hugh Feeley + Tim Jarvis bones "No mailing list ...no following ...don't tell where the Blue Rider Trio is playing" ... Ben KEPT A SECRET! ...the club's employees saw some GOOD shows. 06-10-22 08:52:32 _____________________________________________________
lightninstrikes ::: Favorites Great work that's timing like John lee Hooker can do that. Better than all these endless guitar solo's Just a technical question. What string gauge do you use on that great guitar: sounds really good. 06-10-25 18:08:36 _____________________________________________________
nazareth4372 ::: Favorites that was pure class 07-01-19 10:58:57 _____________________________________________________
im0rtel ::: Favorites i dont know the original track but sounds good. 07-01-21 16:15:15 _____________________________________________________
hankbubba ::: Favorites Really good. This song has a really good groove. The harpist played a little too much between solos. 07-02-01 22:37:40 _____________________________________________________
moashibi ::: Favorites awesome, loved it, laid back and hypnotic, drummer is fantastic! 07-02-05 18:56:58 _____________________________________________________
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masayukisatou ::: Favorites Dank, Low-down, dirty, swampy & soulful! Just the way blues should be! 07-03-01 03:31:07 _____________________________________________________
pittyone ::: Favorites They got it... 07-03-01 10:28:09 _____________________________________________________
Davisplays ::: Favorites i love it xD 07-03-05 14:14:06 _____________________________________________________
bytedildo ::: Favorites groooovaaaeeeeeee!! 07-03-13 16:27:12 _____________________________________________________