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Gordon Lightfoot was one of the greatest singer/songwriter of all time. His vocal and instrumental style are unmatched.

Pongan blus mudi guantes movidon y de los que no se oyeron también Rok super pesado para grabar e inmortalisarlo

Plumb bad 💯🙏

One of my favorites by Rice

Wonderful moment. Great that's all

FANTASTIC Muddy Waters!!😊

Yes, it is great and historic, the reason is, after Muddy Waters played, things got even rowdier, and the committee at Newport didn't want that kind of stuff going on in their streets. Muddy Waters was a dirty name, although it was exactly this sensation that Bob Dylan was looking for, and his electric performance was inspired by the uproar. Muddy Waters, on the other hand, had to cool down his act and put out "Folk Singer" with Buddy Guy and "Real Folk Blues". But the 1960 show was talked about internationally, and Muddy's reputation was sealed, and Muddy Waters was not asked back to Newport for a very long time.

Stay out of Canada, filthy communist

Bons tempos ❤❤❤❤ Brazil Em 08.09.2024

Mudman had a tiger in his tank 🎉

No Brasil foi feita uma versão dessa música com o grupo Trio Melodia , sob o título " Se o seu amor fosse pra mim " isso no ano de 1965 e fez um grande sucesso. Em : 30 .08. 2024.🍀

Yeah what else can says he doesn’t get better than this ❤

Who is playing that awesome harmonica?

This is literally one of the greatest 30 minutes in all music history HERE.

This song should only be sung by certain men.

1.) Hoochie Coochie Man 0:31 - 3:25 2.) Tiger In Your Tank 3:30

That man is several races and not one of them is Chinese lol

18:00 Mean Mistreater

Muddy up there with Duke Ellington.

One of my favorite Lightfoot songs to play!

surely the greatest

Get you chin down the ground cause it is the great Muddy and his Mojo band playing.

American culture expressed and captured on film.

Hey I like this cover! Didn't know it was a Gordon Lightfoot song, always thought it was Waylon Jennings's since that's the only version I've heard lol

Y también la ingeniera de sonido y fantástico el baterista.

p;e school truely SOULFUL

Thanks

Mary Travers was the quintessential "flower child".

Great cover of a classic Lightfoot country folk gem.

this concert had a huge influence ,like bob dylans, for the way music developed. the audience saw and felt it. things like this cannot happen today because everybody tries to film it with their cellphones and miss it.

Registro maravilhoso

In my top 5 guitar players ever....

Harp was James Cotten

Muddy was amazing , and the band , the drummer surname Jackson what was his first name charlie

7:45.....pretty deep right there.

It brings tears to my eyes seeing how Muddy captivated an audience who had NEVER heard such sounds before. Historic for sure.

Wow❤

"Al Minns & Leon James - hip shaking"

KZbin The Only True Time Machine

If I had a time machine: I'd go back to see this show (maybe a few times), then I'd see Dylan at Royal Albert Hall in '66, check out Woodstock, go watch the Beatles on the roof, see Queen at Live Aid and cap it off with Nirvana at Reading.

they were wonderful. All those lovely harmonies. Sigh~

Get on down Muddy Waters!! Every body knew you!

Would be nice if it was raw. Po boi.

Perfection from one of our greatest!

WOW

Too bad that this video is not edited rightly at the end, we've got a "reprise" of "Mean Mistreater" but same footage with un-syncronised sound.

I love the hell out of all these fine artists ..wish i coulda been there at the beginning.they echo nothing but freedom for the soul of man . We cant ever loose this spirit... If we do... america is dead ..

19:25 I'm just gonna leave this timestamp here so that you can revisit this epic moment anytime

Wow what great footage of the baddest blues man ever