Forever great Freddy, very nice, absolutely Legend of blues ❤❤❤

Stumbled across this and wow this guy is such a fantastic teacher.

19 THOUSAND VIEWS.... AND ONLY 296 'LIKES'.,... ARE YOU KIDDING ME🤦🏻‍♂ PEOPLE SHOUJLD BE ASHAMED,

Easily the best version of this song ever

Fantastic, great blues 👌🎸💪

Joe was born to play and with dedication reached this plateau. This defines jazz blues all the way.

Impresionante

Is there a note for note transcription for his playing on this video. My old guitar teacher from High School Ray Gogarty (Massapequa NY) knew and played with Joe. After over 40 years looking to get back in to playing again in retirement.

Wow. I need to watch more of Buster B Jones.

He's either got his bow hair quite slack or he bows with a LOT of pressure! Amazing performance! Thank you for sharing.

Wonderful performance, and an interesting interview. Thank you for sharing.

That’s Thom Bresh with Merle. He is/might be Merle’s son

Freddie King was the greatest blues singer and blues guitarist of all time! And what a live performer!

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great 👍

🙏 what a time piece

Who is the interviewer?

Amazing!

Shit Chet!

Man I love that guitar especially from 3:55 to 4:10

this is indeed precious AMen

My dad had a beautiful, strong tenor voice. I woke up this morning with this song on my heart, remembering Daddy singing the tenor line above the melody so many times when I was growing up. He’s been singing in Glory for nearly 10 years now, but I still miss him so much.

Is that Reese Wynans rocking' the piano? Played with SRV, Allmans and other Legends...

Sorry, I just don't get it. He's very technically proficient: knows a lot of jazz chords and can play rapid scales and arpeggios. But where's the melody? The feel, the heart? Not there for me.

Fantastic! Bravo! On the piano Michel Petrucciani! Thank you very much!

Ho!

You can hear a great deal of where rockabilly took its influence from

What movie is this from and where can I watch it?

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Truly just wonderful. One day I hope to be this way.

I wonder who ws playing the 2nd guitar in front of Son. Never noticed that before.

Great stories and a terrific song, Roy. I still cherish memories of listening to you play at Buck’s Rock.

Standard tuning?

I've heard OF Merle Travis plenty but I'm not sure I'd ever heard him before. Now I know.

Damn he made that guitar do the singing didn't he! Respect!

I can't believe how much he communicated in such little time, amazing musical mind

Thankful for being able to see and hear Doc , also a young Skaggs!

Chet, Roy Clark, jerry Reed and Glen Campbell were GOAT of country pickin.

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His dexterity and touch was incredible. What a fantastic musician.

Wow

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Awesome report looking forward to your new projects

rawest blues song i've heard

The only other person I heard in this style was Roscoe Holcomb.

My first Pat’s LP is from that period 😊

That is way harder than it looks to switch hit that way with the players. My brothers did it one Christmas years ago.

Lovely performance. Thank you for sharing.

You should distinguish The rock blues From the jazz blues The rock blues Is The three chords Blues which Is Of course Much Easier than the Jazz blues the minor And dominante blues And the rhythm changes are the basic Forms of jazz music

Such a gentleman.