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Another legend gone, glad to have grown up listening to these guys, hope the next generation’s have this kind of talent to enjoy, Rip John, Thank you Sir ❤

Adios, John... thank you for a lifetime of music..

A Ludwig 400 snare

Such a gentleman and his wife so lovely class people what a show unbelievable talent

Jazz du haut niveau, joué avec des musiciens de haut rang: Harvey, George, Ron.

なんでこんなに視聴数が少ないの ❗️❓️

I’m cutting down my beard to a mustache immediately

Yes

I bet the Stones liked this - because mine do.

GRANDE Piero Umiliani👍

Happy heavenly birthday to Jon. Born on this day in 1944. Never forgotten, what a group of musicians. So proud to have seen them. 🙏❤️

Always thought that he might have been singing about Margaret Thatcher.

Music has to hurt.

There's no good pictures of what Julian looked like ?

Quando eu tinha uma glock

Quasimoto

One of the best songwriters and performers around, on both acoustic and electric guitar. Also, amazing support band. The drummer is fantastic. Saw him a couple of years ago playing with Glen Hansard. He was great then too.

R.I.P. Pete Zorn. Rhythm guitar and all wind instruments. Brilliant.

Sounds out of tune to me!

Lovely musical artistry

Yes the flute is superb but its driven along by a wonderful bass line

Just read an an article in GP about the Byrdland guitar Bill Byrd & Hank Garland had a hand in. And they’d mentioned this album. The article was about Ted Nugent & his love of the Byrdland.

❤wow

One hell of a propulsive rhythm section below the beautiful soloing. What a great example of the talent of the day, the cream of the crop, per se. More listening to their catalog next!

his solos are just genius, personality, technique, tone, breaking the rules but still tight...

Superb 👌🏻

RT's guitar playing is equalled by a few but unsurpassed. No-one. except maybe Jeff Beck in a different way, explores musical possibilities like RT. But, hey, what a great song! RT always tries to match the guitar to the song. Simple guitar for a simple song, like, say Old Thames Side, while this solo tries to express the angst of the protagonist in the song. People who are told they can't win.

Any color at all

Ever hear a guitar solo that catches your soul, and heart, and cutts deep within bringing tears with the experience? (in a good way) This is one of those! ❤ It has that raw energy-in a way-that I have heard in Neil Young’s playing that is so good at revealing the emotion behind it.

The Georgie Fame Quartet in those days seemed a lot like The Graham Bond Organization, without the psychopaths!

Может Петрович плддддддержит

How could I not feel affection for Colosseum? My initiation into performing rock was playing sax in Walking in the Park with my school band. Very badly - no Dick Heckstall-Smith I!

Where's the clarinet? That is a Soprano Sax...

timeless like the Lemmus Trilogy

OMG How is this not in every list of greatest guitar solos ever? No whammy bar! What?!

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I had this album in 1961 . Loved it

One of the best jazz rock bands around. What happened to James Litherland? He seemed to vanish.

Favourite jazz peice

To top it off, I just was the 219th like on this, fukcing A , Wicked Grin is the best album created since it was released. Album of the Century.

I can’t be the only one here from Kendrick Lamar

So so gooood !!!!

0:49

Nice tune.

You can hear a lot of Elvin influence in this...

Amazing to see Jon playing traditional grip and sounding so much like Elvin!. I knew he loved Elvin's playing, just didn't realise he had actually absorbed so much of it.

This is early Paul Butterfield, a cover of Little Walter's 1952 hit, "Juke." I'm a Butterfield fan from way back, but any honest commentator who knows the original knows immediately that this is a mediocre cover, lacking all the subtlety and dynamic range that made Walter the incomparable star he was. What's remarkable is just how much better Butterfield got AFTER this early stage. He was still growing at this point. I'll take "Driftin' Blues" on GOLDEN BUTTER any day, or "Too Many Drivers," or "Gone to Main Street" on the Muddy Waters Woodstock album. On each of those tracks he was doing his thing, not covering what had come before.

Saw Dick Heckstall Smith and Art Themen guest with the Nottingham Jazz Orchestra at The Old General Pub, Radford (sadly now flats!) in the late 1960's early 70s. Art Themen still going strong...

So tasty , Buddy is an amazing player . Buddy fits perfectly in the fraternity of great guitarist in the Bluesbreakers.