Booker T & The MGs "Booker Loo/Soul Dressing" Live 2008

Special from McGarVision--Live in 2008 and better than ever!

[@garys8990]

One of the most brilliant and unique groups ever and still untouchable! Thanks for posting.

[@baddbuoy1]

Booker T and the MGs summer of 1966 Memphis Tn. You had to be there. My home town and birth place. Solid Soul. Donnie Dunn RIP

[@chicogw]

Thanks "Duck" for the great music. RIP

[@rocky52a]

One of the greatest bands of all time Thanks for posting

[@brishi69]

Absolutely bloody brilliant, the talent these guys had and the people they played with/for is a who's who in music history...RIP Duck!!

[@philipselby6702]

I totally agree as a fellow musician -these were exceptional! PGS

[@tjmpiano]

Look up World's best Rhythm section in the dictionary and yep that would be their picture right next to it... Fantastic...

[@elfferich]

the drumgroove is absolutely unique and great !

[@DyEsp]

I love these guys...and you can see that even after 40 years, they love each other!

[@christiankallen548]

If you haven't seen it, the DVD of "Stax/Volt Review: Live in Norway, 1967" is awesome. They're in their early prime, all young and full of energy (esp. Duck Dunn who's not doing so well in this concert) and with the original drummer, Al Jackson. Plus Sam & Dave, Arthur Conley and Otis Redding!

[@DyEsp]

THank Christian, Yes, I think I've watched every piece of video on the group. It is great to be able to see Donald (Duck) Dunn so young and happy playing 17 encores for Otis Redding's live performance "Try A Little Tenderness" Cheers, Dy

[@staxmantim]

Al Jackson was the greatest drummer to ever live, in my opinion, but his cousin, Steve Potts got better every time I heard him. Booker is as usual masterful here, but my favorite moment is when they go into "Soul Dressing" & Duck pops his boy Cropper on the shoulder. Knew each other since elementary & the best guitar/ bass duo ever!

[@bcrambo]

The ones and only. Still the champeens! Worthy addition to the McGariVision collection.

[@edbaby9762]

Superb. Saw the boys live many times over the years but this intimate performance captures their very essence. Must dig out the dvd. Live at B.B. Kings I think.

[@gregdullirocks]

i love it. impossible to be sad to this music. hallelujah

[@GekkoClan]

I think this is the best I've seen of Steve Cropper! very good!

[@mikethomas4875]

These guys could bring it.

[@saltenya94]

Wow! What a treat to see a live version of Soul Dressing (starts @ 3:49). Its one of my favorite all time tracks. A killer riff and idea cooked to all out perfection. Does not get better than this.

[@MrDavidschloss]

amazing

[@Nucc3]

Great, Great band

[@masatosihara8227]

3:50からのcropperのセンス抜群です。ダックダンの、お！お前流石だな、やるじゃないか！ 素晴らしい、感動しました。

[@brunobartolucci1834]

Super ❤️

[@jonnyl5442]

Miss the "Duck" but Wow!! Love some MG'S

[@Superfro2]

Thanks for posting!

[@davkarshobby2468]

Time is tight.

[@timbeckman1134]

420 Forever 🌿🍁💛🌎⚘❤🌿🎹🖤⛵

[@lendadorock1]

Maravilhoso como sempre, MAS so faltou eles erguerem o volume!!! Wonderful as ever BUT they could pump up the volume a little bit...

[@Scottbot101]

wow

[@daveartwood]

This is Soul Limbo

[@nahittastabak4474]

muhteşem

[@kungfuruckus]

that's a pretty intense bridge pickup on steve's guitar, looks like a humbucker with 4 rails. Anyone know what it is? sounds dynamite whatever it

[@morrisparrish76]

Jones Cropper Dunn & Jackson

[@wookiewhat]

@tjmpiano Them and Sly and Robbie. Two greatest rhythmic groups in music history.

[@610friend]

RIP "duck" dunn

[@wayneblanchard97]

Prior to joining John Mayall's Bluesbreakers and then going on to form Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green and Mick Fleetwood did a version of Soul Dressing with Peter B's Looners, which included Peter Bardens (Them, Camel, Van Morrison) on keys, and Dave Ambrose (Jeff Beck Group, Brian Auger Trinity). kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ-acoR8d7ueoKc

[@McGarVision]

@aussief3fanatic Anton Fig

[@briank7363]

:)

[@sithukyaw9019]

know this tune from sling blade.Just watched it and think my generation is fucked up in terms of music or movie. I hate 2000s

[@davidwatson3035]

Roy Buchanan's version has a lot more energy and verve about it.