Been watching this for 15 years at this point. If I drink liquor I immediately want to listen to funkiest delta blues for hours

Gullah Geechee ✨🙌🏿🔥 my people 💃🏿🪈🥁🎺👏🏿🎸🎷👩🏿‍🎤🕺🏿🎤👢👨🏿‍🎤🎶🔥🙌🏿✨

In very loving memory of Mr. Boyd Rivers (1934 - 1993 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

This guy was like a proto-Hendrix.

I wrote one myself called I see my underpants hanging on the line but nobody cared. Equally insignificant topic.

🌅🙏🏼🌅

Tough crowd

There is local sherif,back.

This is rl burnside. I can't believe it.

Shouts to the drummer, i think that is Dwayne burnside.

Magnificent !

How his talking sound like lovely singing

First time I heard this I thought I was hearing 27mm open ended spanner rattling away. But now after a few more listens, I reckon its more like a 29mm.

I recently learned that Alan is responsible for audio field recordings of the folk music from my region. He met Nova Scotia's Helen Creighton and loaned her a recording machine and she captured Northeast folk music in the 1940s. I grew up with Lomax music. His 1941-2 Mississippi collection of Son House, Willie Brown and Muddy Waters are possibly the greatest of all Delta Blues recordings.

Maravilloso género,me transporta muchísimas sensaciones !!!

Does anyone one know when this was filmed? I know it was made available in ‘66 but Bukka and Wolf look younger than that would imply. Or it could be my old man memory working poorly again 😅

That break is CRAZY 😧

I felt this

That young man on drums understands groove.

Gorgeous beautiful LOVE.🤔😀🇺🇲

It's called Home.

a real guitar would never sound that good - they have too much sustain!

tfw when the lyrics suddenly click and you get em 😮❤ Prolly means I'm getting old

First time I'm listening to this artist but I like him!

I have gravestone rubbings on the my wall from Jack's grave and his mentor Henry Stuckey (who also taught Skip James) sent to me by DeWayne Moore of the Mt. Zion Memorial Fund that funds tombstones for blues musicians. Rest in Power, blues geniuses Jack Owens and Bud Spires.

America, you frustrate me... but you make some wonderful things

I know Mississippi John Hurt's rendition.

he is so nice..when he plays.. stars like his eyes...yeahhhh

Now this takes me home. I dont do church no more but when I revisit songs like these, it gives me that soulful connection to my folk and our struggles. I'm 46, and I grew up in a little town in central Kentucky. My church was a small church that my great-great grandfather, who was born in 1857, was a founding member of. I attended with my great grandparents and my several generations of our family. To me, there ain't nothing better than to hear these ol' songs without music, the toe tappin guiding the flow of the voices, the elders hummin or moanin all while they creating with perfect imperfections. LawdHaveMercy!

I Woke Up "2024" Sing This Old.🎵 🎶 🎵

This video is such a treasure and we cannot thank Alan Lomax posthumously enough (who doesn´t even dare to breathe at the beginning, while holding the microphone) for this little video. As many commented Clarence Ashley was "conducting", but he also was sometimes looking around mischievously, when the lyrics make a "turn" so he audience is attentive to what is coming next in the song. Little details, but it shows that Ashley knew how to keep his audience interested. In addition, he was accompanied by excellent musicians who make this actually simple song a true gem.

No money, no fame, no backstage, no paparazzis, no screaming fans, no guns or drugs, no flashy gear. Just whole hearted vibes and crickets, passing the time. Humans can never recreate this

Chills ❤ what a voice

I wanna live like this. Dirt poor and singin the blues, thats the way

Like that old Richardson cat hat❤❤❤❤luv RL and his family ❤❤❤❤❤rip RL😊

Great song! It really gets the blood pumping. Very hypnotic too.

Don't pull the united sacred calvery version of this or Calvery unless you're wearing headphones and want goosebumps.

When I first saw the thumbnail" I thought it's was Lil Uzi for a second 😂😂

My gma is from the south, she always called told us "get yer pallet done up" Also, this dude 👍🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5yomaechbNjbpYsi=kEJ27JNvfTbwt6ds

Bless my older black chorus instructor for loving gospel, and making me sing it. Even more for teaching me alto, and being a hardass about it for my maturing voice! I'm agnostic, but these songs are always so empowering. I loved having the opportunity to belt this out on stage! We human beings are capable of creating music for only self-expression and pleasure. We're so lucky to live this way! _Amen!_

jumper hanging on the line, eh? dude was playing with us

Awesome!!!!

i cant get enough of this.

Pretty kitty ❤️

Still drunk at 6:30am but we can’t stop now. Got work in a half hour and we burnin daylight hahaha

2024 almost 2025 💪😎🤟🇲🇽

It’s 2024 in December. There is not a single person who can play and sing like this anymore. Praise God for ya RL To have been able to record yourself. You rock

@leaquezada5254

I play harmonica upside down too!

The legendary Burnsides at the beginning 🎸🎶🎶🎶🤜🏽🎶🤛🏽