Looks like a black Billy Gibbons!

Wow

Qué diera por ser igual que él en ese video...la doña le da palmadas al morro sin pensar que ese ritmo le va a marcar de por vida...mientras yo apenas le ponía blues y rock, y ella me preguntaba por Maluma, por Benito y por Francisco Céspedes....

0:35 me tryna clean the crumbs off of me

Brings back my childhood. Thank You Lord!

We really built America 💪🏿

Cool

This is GOOD! Play this tune often.

Extra!!!

Social media is poison to this lifestyle.

2:47 ❤😊

Geez.. this video is En Fuego 🔥🔥🔥 🤯🤯🤯

Please tell me the tabs please, lord have mercy.

I'd drop a fortune to have sat on that porch when all these were recorded. Can't buy a show that good these days.

Anyone else notice the three young prospects observing from afar? I wish I could have been there with them.

*tu

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Sempre molto interessante grazie👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🪕

“The more the wicked abound, so much the more must we suffer with them in patience; for on the threshing floor few are the grains carried into the barns, but high are the piles of chaff burned with fire.” - Pope Gregory I « Plus les méchants abondent, plus nous devons souffrir avec eux en patience ; car sur l'aire de battage peu de grains sont transportés dans les granges, mais haut sont les tas de paille brûlés par le feu ». Pape Grégoire 1er

" Been All Around This World _ 24 - Shouts on the Threshing Floor: Work Songs (J'ai) été partout dans le monde _ 24 - Cris sur l'aire de battage : Chansons de travail Un survol des chansons de travail du monde entier, enregistrées par Alan et John A. Lomax. Nous {Alan Lomax Archives} limitons la définition de chanson de travail pour désigner spécifiquement celles chantées pour aider ou accompagner les travaux véritables. Après sa mort [Alan Lomax], une grande partie du fonds "Lomax" de l'ACE fut versée à l'« American Folklife Center » de la Bibliothèque du Congrès en 2004 et réunie avec les travaux que John et Alan Lomax avaient réalisés pour cette institution. Cet ensemble constitue les « Alan Lomax Archives ». " Merci à ces hommes de bonne volonté ! Thanks for those men of good will!

Very interesting

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I was nine. Summers were different back then. Pig pickins and fish fries. Music was always in the air. Blue laws 😂 Sundays were rocking & bootleggers were always hopping😂🎸💙😎✌️

Thank yall gentlemen for thia soothness of the spirit Jesus

This is awesome. I WISH our PSAs were this good in the states. We used quarry dive at like 12 outside of Boston so i dont think wed have paid it much mind

Mississippi has the most inhumane practices of incarceration than any other state in America! The insane ramifications of this issue run rampant in todays society mostly because no one wants to speak up or be honest about what is really going on.

The incarceration system in Mississippi is brutal, broken, and archaic. Leading people to continue to incarcerate people of color who are innocent or have no money nor access to proper defence to help themself. The powers in Mississippi that be- profit from it!

Both R.L. and Alan have passed on...

Semplicemente meravigliosi

Im a miner. 41 years...god bless this man. Im 10 in and feeling it. #msha not osha

She’s great thanks❤Luciano invernizzi trombone player😊

Love it!

Ok what tuning is his guitar set for

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Ive seen this few times but so much sound it sounds like full band

Beautiful

Tremendous window back into the real Americana.

The beginning

Why don't you make his CD?

Great great recordings.why not put them on CD .this is from Japan

Eons later, this beat is 🔥🔥🔥

Stereopathetic Soulmanure is absolutely one of the greatest released albums of all time. Beck just showing people you can do whatever you want and it can be amazing.

🎶 Hambone, hambone, where ya been, been around the corner, drinking gin, whatcha gonna do when you come back, lay my head on a railroad track 🎶! 😁

Baby cratyin in the background is part of the blues

That boy fruity as hell

What kind of guitar is that?

1:24 Pallet on the floor

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first heard this played by John Hurt. For those who are learning, going to the E is what they call a secondary dominant. You can hammer on the third and hit the flat7, then keep the D going to the F, so its a 6 chord, but you can bend it when it suits. These country blues keep it closer to diatonic. The idea is to relax and find the ease. This dude has a little more rag in there, sounds good.

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