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As good as it gets!

Love it

It is pretty easy to hear Alan Wilson's harmonica playing, and hear how he started as a kid on Trombone. If you hear a really good Bone player, you can hear the same technique draw, and harmonics, along with vibrato!! Wilson was such a unique Harmonica player, and so different, from anyone before him or after him. A Genius

Thank you musicstuffstpete for posting this - great photos too!

Life was so GOOD...Or i thought..then Jesus showed up..Praise you for your love...Jesus took the load for ME..❤

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THE Great Alan Wilson!

Wow

Oh yea😅

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If you know about Alan Wilson, that’s very cool. If not, start listening and learning.

À l'harmonica mais aussi à la guitare ou au piano personne ne peut et ne pourra jouer comme alan car il est le blues-boogie personnifié,

❤É a promessa de vida no teu coração❤

Such a good guitar player

Gilberto is an amazing singer

very nice of axl rose to drop by and listen to jerry play

Truthteller Eugene McDaniels wrote this song in 1965, 59 years ago.

Hooker and Pig, there's two birds of a feather i'd say. Alan, #1 forever. Pray for us.

When I listen to working man’s dead… this tune is my treat

Godbless people america Thank you for this blues unique From south France Véronique

He's just trying to figure it out for the album. The chord changes are a little different. Jerry said "I failed on the song (High Time)" He felt it needed a "better singer" and it was out of Bob's range. I think he sounds great on it. But I would love for that vision to be heard.

Two blues, Greats, in their lane. RIP & Love

Perfection. Thank you.🙏🌌

Diego Romero did not even know who Texas Slim was. But we made some blues together

Westerns are my favorite genre. NRPS takes it to another level.❤🎉😊

I lived in Weedon for 10 year's.... Lovely village. So nice to hear the NRPS singing about my Village..... KOOL or WOT ????

So flawless in every way!

Thanks for sharing this musical video whoever you are

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The intro sounds like Get Ready by Smokey Robinson and the miracles

It was my first Dead show, and worth the wait. Towards the end of "Jack Straw" they are rocking the house, and then they let you gently float down. We were on Jerry's side, relatively close. And yes, I realize this is not an actual video of the show, but I"m talking about the music.

NADAMÁS FINO Y EXCELENTE VERSIÓN DEL MAESTRO COMPOSITOR JOBIM AND JOAO GILBERTO!!!😀 QUE EN PAZ ESTÉN....YO DESDE LOS DISCOS DE 45 RPM..LOS ESCUCHO Y AUN MASSS EXCELENTE SONIDO DE ALTA FIDELIDAD EN SINFONOLA WRLITIZER!!!🥰👏😀 MARAVILLA!!!🥰👏😀 SALUDOS CORDIALES DESDE MONTERREY MÉXICO BENDICIONES

one of the greatest blues alblum you will ever hear

Good jazz I remember this record.

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Отчего сова так рано он умер . Молодой еще

We loved going to see these very talented entertainers when we lived in Saint Pete Florida, always a hoot. I miss all the talented musicians we had in the Tampa Bay Area during those years and there were many from The Silver King, Stevie And The Hotheads to Lucky Peterson and Sarasota Slim to mention a few.

Florida

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Lately I've only been listening to acoustic music... and acoustic funk is actually something beautiful

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Saw them at The Smiling Dog Saloon in Cleveland, Ohio----About1973

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Uber-funk from Les McCann! And Eddie Harris is still a very unerrated sax man - check his 2 Atlantic LPs/CDs from the 1960s

I saw Garcia pedal string this song at The Inn of the Beginning in Cotati. But it is 'The Great Train Robbery' directed by Edwin Porter in 1903, that is also as impressive. Audiences then were stunned at the realism. Young Boomer audiences would have been aware that Jesse James had held up the train in Glendale, MO in 1879. They were also aware of this film since TV in the 50s/60s had series on silent films. The film was preserved in 1990 by the Library of Congress and the reason it is so clear. Pete posted the right film and outlaw robbery to go with the song since both originally inspired John Dawson of NRPS to write the song.

Thanks for posting this.!

Mesmerizing. Saw Canned Heat a few times when they came to to Cleveland, to play at a little club called La Cave. Always left buzzing.

Wow. I finally get to SEE this legendary performance

Cool video score....Jerry's hair omniscient...blowing in the wind

50 year anniversary of this great song on PFC with ROBBIE ROBERTSON: ua-cam.com/video/ph1GU1qQ1zQ/v-deo.html