fuck yeah

I remember these guys from when I was a GW student in the early '80s. And their bumper stickers: "Be Casual".

What a great happy surprise to find this.

Sending all my musical love to them ❤❤❤

Great stuff, thanks for sharing.

WOW! That IS A MEGA Set ! QUEEN MAMA Boogie Woogie got IT going ON !! GLORY2GOD HAHAYLUYAAH BoogieWoogie AMEN

Just nice

That opening song called Cissy Strut. Check out Mike Bloomfields version at Winterland 1973.

Beautiful story teller and amazing musician. The three musicians with him are also masters of their instruments. Such a great blend.

I cannot thank you enough for sharing this on KZbin. One of few videos I have of me and my dad and it warms my heart this holiday season. Thank you! Thank you!!!!

The vibe? I just love Jesse's music. And I'm astounded that he held an audience as well with his little Takamine guitar as, earlier in his career, with a five piece band. Saw him in both phases and always dug the Memphis/Montreal soul.

Met him in Elgin Illinois. My dad took me, he signed my tricone and we shot the shit for a minute. Great dude

Art. Real Art. Frank would approve. Kinda. 😎

Awesome ❤️👏👏👏

Thank you for recording this and uploading to share it; I was there and only found out about this show the day before when I saw the flyer outside the Bayou while walking a date back to her place after eating down by the water. Great show! Small venue!

I saw Jesse in 1971 at Red Rocks Amphitheater above Denver. I went alone as a dis-spirited army draftee stationed at Fitzsimmons Hospital in Aurora, Colorado. I heard him with a band and back up singers like Linda Rhonstat and Bonnie Raitt.😂❤.Dam that was glorious😊😊😊😊Thanks Mark🎉❤

Thank you for sharing this, what a unique artist.

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Hey Now...Denise C was a dear friend of mine...it was so cool being able to see her and hear her awesome tone again...Barry absolutely was one of the finest unsung guit & steel players I have ever encountered in a nightclub setting...and Kate's voice and harmonies would literally melt me...Denise was a surprise bday present to me on my 30th from a mutual friend of ours BITD!...Kirk and MJ brought her to play fiddle for me as their present...we jammed the night away at the foot of the bald hills on the Conowago River/Creek in Pennsyltucky for 100 of my best friends...I will never forget that night and many nights to follow...What a great fiddlin' "crazycool" lady she was...Thank you so much for posting this vid...You brightened up my Thanksgiving as I just officially retired from working full time music on 8-30-24...I wish she was still with us, but I'm sure her and I will meet again up yonder...Happy Trails, Raƶar🎻🙏💙

Thanks for putting this up. I was there, and I've been wracking my brains to remember who the entertainment was. All I could remember was Robert Klein's harmonica and "I can't stop my leg."

Evan joined my band, The Cold Steel Benders, and moved into my house when he was 18. We opened up for Danny at the UM Glass Onion auditorium and Danny asked him to join his band. He said yes and I don't blame him a bit. He was a great songwriter and a great guy. RIP. Our pedal steel player in that band was Bucky Baxter also deceased. RIP And the Dootz just passed away. I am full of good news eh? There is a record of the Dootz out there, a a 45 on Sky Records. If Sonny Huckle is out there , call me! Tommy G

I saw them open for the Stray Cats in the mid 80's, they blew the stray cats away, it was a great show, non stop energy.

Badass!

does anyone remember when Roy used to play at My Mother's Place on 18th on M ?

🌴Esse baixo sinistro😌🙌🏼🌴

Mark, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this gem!!there are people who cannot understand how rare this is, it is a video from 1986! with JJ CALE , my god that is why the existence of internet is worthwhile in my opinion.

What is the name of the first song?

Wow!!! Don't think I've ever seen any live footage of Lonnie Mack, and this is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

The greats Billy Flynn on guitar and Willie "Big Eyes" Smith on drums..amazing Chicago band

Floyd was awesome on that tour! I loved DSOT video. The backup singers were better when Durga started - not so much high and loud.

I was there that night too. Great show. Thanks for posting this. I was actually on KZbin looking for this.

Holy Jesus Chicken-Pluckin' Christ! How'd I miss this? This is truly the Grail (or at least part of it). Mark - Thanks for upload - many, many thanks. God bless the late Josh Brooks and Joe Lee (my cuz) for putting it all out on the line and getting Slim and them boys from Florida signed. Josh had that Bard connection with Becker and Fagen and jammed that demo in Gary Katzs' ear! That was a great 'no frills' version of "Mood Ring"! The Bowling Alley and Bus Driver tunes were primo Slim...I recognized Slim riffing "House Rent Blues" on the Bowling Alley opus. My first Slim show was at the Cellar Door maybe early 1978 (I was barely 18 or 19) and Slim puked and ruined their stage carpet. He came out with a dirty toilet brush in one hand and a plunger in the other growling "Mood Ring". I'll never fu*king forget that...Joe Lee gave me plenty of cool recordings early on but not this stuff you have here. See my "Bus Station Blues", "Fruit Picker Saturday Night" and so on, KZbin entries for years ago. I wanted to say my first PsycheDelly show was Slim, but it was The CRAMPS!!! The PsycheDelly is missed by so many. I have some vintage early 80s cassette recordings of Josh's Jump Party from the PsycheDelly with Root Boy Slim as guest host. Those need to be digitized. Those 'Delly ads I have here on KZbin with Slim are from my WHFS tape archive as well. Thanks Mark! I'll be back real soon to listen to all this again.

It's amazing how some of this reminds me of the local northern VA. Guitarist Steve Bishop back in the 70s

Mint stuf😊😊😊 3:01

Barry Sless --- What guitar are you playinng ?? Stanard C6 - UT12 - or a E9 ?? Moonalice --- Can Google Help ??

He was a natural artist

Thanks for video ! Style Scott was hitting the snare like no one else . BRUTAL ( in a good way )

It is our fate to hear horror songs of war than sweet love songs of Clarence Brown blues. I discovered him in the WWW after he passed away 20 years ago. He was multi-instrumentalist(guitar, fiddle, bass, drums, mandolin, viola and harmonica. Let us thanks him by listening his treasure of golden music albums. R IP.

I was in Atlanta years ago walking past the Red Light Café and happened to go in and John was playing. I had not heard of him. I was floored. Became an instant fan.

That was cool, Thank you for sharing

I was at this Blues Festival and many other San Francisco Blues Festivals, Ford Brothers were Bad ass

I never knew of him and his posse until Yesterday and I have been jaw agape. He moves me with his skill. Surrounds himself with amazing musicians and gives them room to shine too.

Andá a besarle los pies al huevón y a "la jefa"

Hecklers should be removed from venues

One of the greatest rock n roll bands!

I hope Jim met Roy and Danny while he was in DC

He’s so good!!!

Manyak bir şey

Christine does a good job on key's!

Great sound-quality on this one. The stuff they put out on spotify is such low-quaility, why not release this set?