Colin James Live @ Q107 - Keep On Loving Me

Colin James came by to play an intimate and interactive show for Q107 winners. Here he performs "Keep On Loving Me"

[@vickieclewell1973]

You dont have to twist my arm to keep on loving you Colin James!!

[@poolrattie]

I don't compare Colin to anyone...he is unique...a real musician and a fine person. It is blues as blues should be...all heart!

[@bobst.pierre4823]

I’ve always said that Colin James has the best blues voice and I going to say it again. Keep on doing what you do my friend and hope to see you again soon. Bob st p.

[@cheery-hex]

there are very few acts that sound phenomenally better than their cds. colin james is one of them. If you have never seen him live, GO SEE HIM!!!

[@anelisamorgan8590]

Agreed!! My true living, breathing guitar hero! (That and I had a huge crush on him growing up). Finally got to see him play about 8 years ago and I was smitten all over again!😍 I wish more people knew his music.

[@rajeevkjhalp]

Fantastica, Colin you are simply outstanding pal .

[@pugster6837]

He pours all of his emotion into his performances... The way it should be

[@jowen9991]

Colin is rocking! His sound is amazing...COME TO TEXAS!

[@McMahonHater]

The way he plays the opening makes me think of a later recording "A Man's Gotta Be A Stone.".

[@mrpupcake]

What a great Strat player. Going to see him tonight for the first time

[@acoustikguit]

Colin James makes me proud to be Canadian!

[@randysegovia5848]

One of the most underrated blues artists.

[@McMahonHater]

Unfortunately Colin is Canada's best kept secret. I wish Micheal Buble would have him on his Christmas special.

[@user-fj5qf7gt6n]

Don't forget his frizzy-haired companion Chris Caddell who is now a member of Big Wreck, but also occasionally still plays with Colin. You can see Chris solo after Ian in One More Chance live Nashville.

[@maureenwagg5305]

Happy 40th anniversary to Q107. Always Toronto's best Classic Rock since I was a preteen.

[@slamtilt01]

Sounds like a number 1 hit like all the other songs off the sudden stop album.

[@LJolie-jz8go]

Wow right onColin

[@patallard2326]

He's excellent and i'm going to see him in Montreal tonight, PLace-des-Arts...yes sir....the best.

[@russellspencer1498]

One word! Great!!!!

[@desolla17]

This will heat up any Canadian winter.....

[@candicechicoine8915]

Colin james is coming to Calgary in March 3. I am so excited that i am going to a legendary Canadian musician.

[@vincentchase4014]

really.....march 3, 2017

[@candicechicoine8915]

yep 2017, there are still tickets for sale and a reasonable price to, I got mine around $55 and near the front to.

[@MrRcjunkie]

This pleased me.

[@hipmusic222js]

colin sing it .......the world was still free

[@goodbuy70]

Totally Awesome!.

[@KentShepherd]

Love how he slips the Pride and Joy riff in around 2:50.

[@McMahonHater]

YO MIZ, THIS IS AWWWWWESOME!!!

[@lisalindner6008]

omg you make me feel so good

[@lindamugford5507]

Wow, what a voice, he,s one sexy man. love this song.

[@McMahonHater]

The Man!!!

[@Mohawk697]

if he had longer hair and a cowboy hat on he would be identical to Stevie Ray Vaughn.. the way he plays is exactly like stevie.... The Legend lives on in Colin

[@hipmusic222js]

colin we were born in the same hospital wish they would have passed the talent aroun d love ya

[@hipmusic222js]

we were born in the same hospital wish they would have shared the talent ...... same time too.

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

✌💙🍁😎

[@funkydung.]

very nice very nice indeed

[@MrDeanorocks]

IT says acoustic,but this is still awesome man!

[@user-uj9up5dx5k]

Крепенький он, очень. Вкусно звучит👍.

[@KuntaKinteToby]

Not that I find his new stuff bad but his first two albums are definitely his best work in my opinion. Also I think he took a bit of inspiration from ZZ Top's La Grange with the riff on this song - at least it reminds me of that song. Though I guess its a fairly common pacing for the blues rock genre.

[@MrJett1971]

Uh, the "La Grange riff" as you describe it (which appeared on ZZ Top's album Tres Hombres in 1973) was inspired by the guitar riff in the original Otis Rush version of Keep On Loving Me, Baby, which was released in 1958...and was likely inspired by John Lee Hooker, Robert Johnson, Son House, Blind Lemon Jefferson and a dozen other early blues artists. Like trying to trace ownership to the walking bass line in 1,001 blues, jazz and rock and roll songs, it's as if it appeared out of nowhere, virtually impossible to trace.

[@rooly0811]

Colin and Danielle Nicole need to make something.

[@maureenwagg5305]

There are always the tone deaf people.....two of them.

[@rajeevkjhalp]

Fantastica, Colin you are simply outstanding pal .