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Another rendition of this great Robert Johnson classic. Visit http://youtuberecords.com/vids.php to see this lesson and others you might like.

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afulltimedad & noname , A wrong way down part 4 gooey steep (its way steeper than it looks this is what noname was freaking out about on the way up in an earlier video, the clay has been wet for a few days now and you just slide if you give it a chance

  Ok - Time for a little fun - another special program ! When progressive radio appeared on the airwaves from coast to coast around 1967 throught the early 70’s, it was like a breath of fresh air that filled our mind and spirit with comedy, music and even maintained a strong counterculture reputation. It was a great moment in radio history for the baby boomers. Let’s make believe we have gone back in time and we are on a progressive radio time warp. Enjoy the way radio was, very laid back with great tunes. I have some great moments with some of other radio stations beside WBCN - Enjoy great progressive radio DJ’s-Scott Muni, Tom Donohue and Malcolm-Gault Williams. Music Includes STRANGE DAYS - THE DOORS I M GOING HOME  (LIVE) - TEN YEARS AFTER MANNISH BOY - MUDDY WATERS IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING - KING CRIMSON FRESH AIR - QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE EARLYBIRD - EAGLES ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN ( Long Version  ) - ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA SOUTHBOUND TRAIN - DAVID CROSBY AND GRAHAM NASH Sound bites include -Nephew Scott Hervieux WLSO.FM RockRoll360 Intro from North Carolina -WNEW FM - Scott Muni promotes Woodstock -My father was a barber - Very Quick Sound Bite from Charles Laquidara -KSAN- Radio Tom Donohue - A PSA From Tom Donohue OF KSAN also -Malcolm Gault Williams on KTYD backannounce and sabotage by Dave Heffner. Dave comes in while he s on mic with an old KZFM T-shirt. he preceeded Dave at KZFM broadcasting briefly in 1972. When he worked KZFM in 1974 they were a mere shadow of the freeform station Jay Harrison has spearheaded in 72. -Mel Brooks promo for Dwayne Glasscock on WBCN ↑ Grab this Headline Animator

  Ok - Time for a little fun - another special program ! When progressive radio appeared on the airwaves from coast to coast around 1967 throught the early 70 s,  it was like a breath of fresh air that filled our mind and spirit with comedy, music and even maintained a strong counterculture reputation. It was a great moment in radio history for the baby boomers.   Let s make believe we have gone back in time and we are on a progressive radio time warp. Enjoy the way radio was, very laid back with great tunes. I have some great moments with some of other radio stations beside WBCN - Enjoy great progressive radio DJ s-Scott Muni, Tom Donohue and Malcolm-Gault Williams. Music Includes STRANGE DAYS - THE DOORS I M GOING HOME  (LIVE) - TEN YEARS AFTER MANNISH BOY - MUDDY WATERS IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING - KING CRIMSON FRESH AIR - QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE EARLYBIRD - EAGLES ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN ( Long Version  ) - ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA SOUTHBOUND TRAIN - DAVID CROSBY AND GRAHAM NASH Sound bites include -Nephew Scott Hervieux WLSO.FM RockRoll360 Intro from North Carolina -WNEW FM - Scott Muni promotes Woodstock -My father was a barber - Very Quick Sound Bite from Charles Laquidara  -KSAN- Radio Tom Donohue - A PSA From Tom Donohue OF KSAN also -Malcolm Gault Williams on KTYD backannounce and sabotage by Dave Heffner. Dave comes in while he s on mic with an old KZFM T-shirt. he preceeded Dave at KZFM    broadcasting briefly in 1972. When he worked KZFM in 1974 they were a    mere shadow of the freeform station Jay Harrison has spearheaded in 72. -Mel Brooks promo for Dwayne Glasscock on WBCN ↑ Grab this Headline Animator

  Ok - Time for a little fun - another special program ! When progressive radio appeared on the airwaves from coast to coast around 1967 throught the early 70 s,  it was like a breath of fresh air that filled our mind and spirit with comedy, music and even maintained a strong counterculture reputation. It was a great moment in radio history for the baby boomers.   Let s make believe we have gone back in time and we are on a progressive radio time warp. Enjoy the way radio was, very laid back with great tunes. I have some great moments with some of other radio stations beside WBCN - Enjoy great progressive radio DJ s-Scott Muni, Tom Donohue and Malcolm-Gault Williams. Music Includes STRANGE DAYS - THE DOORS I M GOING HOME  (LIVE) - TEN YEARS AFTER MANNISH BOY - MUDDY WATERS IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING - KING CRIMSON FRESH AIR - QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE EARLYBIRD - EAGLES ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN ( Long Version  ) - ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA SOUTHBOUND TRAIN - DAVID CROSBY AND GRAHAM NASH Sound bites include -Nephew Scott Hervieux WLSO.FM RockRoll360 Intro from North Carolina -WNEW FM - Scott Muni promotes Woodstock -My father was a barber - Very Quick Sound Bite from Charles Laquidara  -KSAN- Radio Tom Donohue - A PSA From Tom Donohue OF KSAN also -Malcolm Gault Williams on KTYD backannounce and sabotage by Dave Heffner. Dave comes in while he s on mic with an old KZFM T-shirt. he preceeded Dave at KZFM    broadcasting briefly in 1972. When he worked KZFM in 1974 they were a    mere shadow of the freeform station Jay Harrison has spearheaded in 72. -Mel Brooks promo for Dwayne Glasscock on WBCN ↑ Grab this Headline Animator

Home improvement expert Danny Lipford shows you how to make a mud caddy for dirty shoes out of used five-gallon buckets.

Most electric slide guitar players will admit to the massive influence of James' style. He was also a major influence on successful blues guitarists as Homesick James (Elmore's older cousin who was a member of Elmore's band The Broomdusters since 1957 and featured on many of his recordings), John Littlejohn, Hound Dog Taylor, J.B. Hutto and many others. He also influenced many rock guitarists such as The Rolling Stones' Brian Jones and Fleetwood Mac's Jeremy Spencer. Elmore James' songs Done Somebody Wrong and One Way Out were covered by The Allman Brothers Band, who cited him as a major influence.[citation needed] James was also covered by blues-rock band Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble many times in concert. The most famous of these covers is one that came by an indirect route: James' fellow bluesman Albert King recorded a cover of The Sky Is Crying , and Stevie Ray Vaughan copied King's version of the song. That song was also covered by George Thorogood on his second album, Move It On Over and by Eric Clapton on his album There's One in Every Crowd. Perhaps the most famous guitarist who admired Elmore James was Jimi Hendrix. Early in Hendrix's career, he styled himself variously as 'Maurice James' and subsequently as 'Jimmy James'. This, according to former band mate and recording partner Lonnie Youngblood, was a tribute to Elmore James. There is a photo of Hendrix (that can be seen in the sleeve of his :blues album) in London wearing a military jacket and holding Elmore James' UK LP The Best Of Elmore James. (Hendrix was frequently photographed throughout his performing career holding LP covers of musicians that influenced him.) He performed James' Bleeding Heart during the Experience's Royal Albert Hall concert in 1969, and also with the Band of Gypsys at their New Year's concerts at the Fillmore East in 1969/70 as well as recording two different versions of it in the studio. Buddy Miles also sang lyrics along with Hendrix playing some motifs from James' The Sky Is Crying during his famous jam session at the Newport Pop Festival on June 22, 1969. Hendrix quoted several lyrics and motifs from Elmore's catalogue throughout his career. On the 1974 record Second Album, Roy Buchanan included an instrumental song he wrote titled Tribute to Elmore James, which begins with James' classic slide guitar riff, and uses his soloing style throughout. In 1982, Eric Burdon wrote No More Elmore, a song about James' influence on him. James is mentioned in The Beatles' song For You Blue : while John Lennon plays the slide guitar (James' trademark), George Harrison says, Elmore James got nothin' on this phono. Other artists influenced by Elmore James include Frank Zappa and Jeffrey Evans of the band '68 Comeback The Grateful Dead, John Primer (Blue Steel CD), Billy Gibbons, and Eric Clapton are other notable artists to have recorded Elmore James covers. In the Blues Brothers film (1980), Elwood Blues (Dan Akroyd) recollects Elmore James as one of the blues' artists that Curtis (Cab Calloway) had played to himself and Jake (John Belushi) in the orphanage that had influenced their lives.

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