I love you Daddy miss you so much set timer for me in heaven

I'm glad Stu went back to his acoustic style. electric blues doesn't suit him.

I lived on the south shore and was lucky enough to see them and Duke and the Drivers several times in the 70's.

I saw this band (and many others) many times at Jonathan Swift's in Cambridge, MA, back in the '70's! Great memories!

Cool jam. Kinda reminds me of vintage Foghat.

What the heck is a bassdfinger?

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Fantastic!!!

One of my favorite albums - heard him in person a few times. With Charley Musselwhite (harmonica), Levon Helm (drums?), and Mike Bloomfield (piano?) on this cut, it really is outstanding. Although the album notes indicate Bloomfield on piano, there doesn’t seem to be any in this song, and other sources have a different arrangement - e.g. Helm may not be the drummer, and sounds to me like Bloomfield is playing electric guitar!

Wow! Sooo glad you put this up! I loved this band back in those good old days of coffeehouses in Philly! I think I saw them at the Second of Autumn. I saw Danny at some tiny venue whose name I don’t recall in New Jersey, too….

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Is Danny star o in still alive ?

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Killer sound, killer group . The should be more visibly recognized!

That band was KILLER! I wish more people knew..they deserve it!

Danny was a great guy, I knew him and brother David. I had the music city store on Cottman , Danny’s pal Evan, a young drummer, worked for me. I recorded a bunch at Starr Studios and saw Danny around town at gigs like Grendel’s Lair and Hecates.

I want more of this album.

I love to play this on my Sunday morning show on WINY

Did this in a band in the Seventies on Cape Cod. We had a harp player, but no piano!

A favorite at Jonathan Swift's in Harvard Square.

A lost classic. Las I knew the album was out of print.

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Growing up south of Boston, late 70's, me and my buds would head into Somerville. this little Juke Joint called Joe's Place is whereJMB was the house Band. What GREAT FUCKING times we had.

Regulars at Jonathan Swift's Harvard Square.

Early Days. 1973 Notre Dame Arena Berlin, NH Rock the roof off that place.

the first of many

My first show…S.E. Mass in ‘75. My brothers were in a group that staged shows locally…and somehow talked my parents into letting me go. The one thing I really remember is them doing the old R&B tune “Don’t You Just Know It”, because my 7 YO ass thought the “gooba gooba gooba part was f***in’ hilarious. Last time I saw him was at the Melody Tent on the Cape, he sat in with Dr. John on “I Walk On Gilded Splinters” it was an awesome version.

Saw them many times at Casey's 2 in hull when he did this song always mentioned al deweys sand trap a dive in north weymouth outstanding

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Kevin Coyne!!

This has so much heartland soul 💞

Sugarcane harris on violin. First time i know play in this.

My dad is the drummer in this band. They were the first to make Midnight Confessions.

James very creative and a humble dudeHe let me get up on stage with him when he played in Rochester New York in 1971

Top harp player ! 👏👏

This tune, ready Teddy, and I’m funky but I’m clean where are my three favorites! Seen him many times in Lowell Massachusetts back in the 70s with Duke and the drivers

Great stuff on your channel. How did you get familiar with all this material?

Yeah

Rest In Peace Sam Lay January/2022

Played this song regularly as a DJ in college, WRCU at Colgate University, 1977. Kitchen workers at Student Union would call me up to play it again, 'cause they were dancing around the kitchen to it making lunch.

Tight band, every song. These guys just jam

Every cut on this album just has soul and rocks with awesome arangemnts. Top motch stuff

Never heard these guys. They should be a household name. They are fantastic and a big influence on bands that did make it big

As a youth I worked as a LD in Boston area & did man JMB shows, Sea Train, James Cotton, and so many more that made great music. J Geils Blues band, Sha na na to say a few. Great time to live between muscle cars & real ROCK & Blues!

My favorite out of all of the born under a bad sign songs

Mr. Paxton! Where is Ben these days -You know ? I knew him as an arranger & guitarist; moreover not so much the harmonica, when he was with Delaney and Bonnie at the Brass Ring ? Can you help me out here ? [email protected]

Wow, how that skyline has changed since then!!

Still play this vinyl once in a while--especially this number. Danny stopped by our campfire one night at the 1969? PFF, and treated us to some blues. (Lent him my guitar, of course!) Then maybe a year later I ran into him at Zapf's, in Olney, one afternoon, when he was trying out a D-45. So I had to ask him: show me how you play that Gary Davis "Let us get together", and he did, right there. What a guitarist. I think I remember Willy Zapf watching, too. RIP and thanks, Danny.

Sweet stavin chain played my senior prom, cardinal Dougherty high.1970?