Colin James Presents the Blues Masters

Colin James Presents the Blues Masters - Originally recorded in 1966 Some of North America's greatest Blues artists gathered together in one studio.
Got My Mojo Workin' ....................................... Muddy Waters & Band
Blues Don't Like Nobody ................................. Otis Spann
How Long This Train Been Gone .................... Mable Hillery
Cornbread And Peas ....................................... Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee
Hooray, Hooray, These Women Is Killin' Me ... Sonny Terry
Born And Livin' With The Blues ....................... Brownie McGhee
Tin Pan Alley ........................................­....Sunnyland Slim
T'aint Nobody's Business If I Do .............. Otis Spann
Crazy For My Baby .................................. Willie Dixon
Bassology ........................................­........ Willie Dixon
You Can't Lose What You Never Had ..... Muddy Waters
Bye Bye Baby, Goodbye .......................... Muddy Waters Band

[@johnathanraye5346]

Blues don't like nobody.... first time I heard it.... Classic !

[@nblackmore]

I was fortunate to have seen Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee several times in Toronto, in the 60's and 70's.

[@richardnano2228]

George “Harmonica” Smith is ferocious on Mojo Workin’. Not only is he ferocious; he’s perfect!

[@rogerlacroix5887]

Everything and everyone who appreciates the history of great music …simple !!!

[@rogerlacroix5887]

Everything and everyone who appreciates the history of great music …simple !!! 11:24

[@rogerlacroix5887]

Hard to find …thank you . R.L.

[@sammccue500]

I remember seeing Muddy's band in Chicago with Sam Lawhorne on second guitar and Otis on piano. Cotton came by, sat in, and about blew the roof off. I'd never heard Otis sing until that night and when he opened his mouth I nearly fell off my chair. Lord, love a duck! what voice.

[@thomaszachariah4756]

Priceless compilation !!!

[@precisionbrown6829]

I’m an intense Blues player. Not until 5 years ago was I able to appreciate them until I went to a Blues jam with stipulations on the 1, 4 and 5. Now i’m hooked

[@gunners47]

Great footage, especially Otis Spann is superb!

[@brently2009]

What I would have given to have be there!

[@tremblinbones804]

Thank you for Sharing the Blues.

[@penfloyd]

Times that can be no more......What a great Post!

[@JoseGarcia-xy1cv]

Vaya coleccion de maestros muchas gracias.

[@kennyguitarallen5662]

just love it,blues at it best.

[@brightlightbabe]

great research on the blues :)

[@frogeregis]

♥♥♥

[@acousticshadow4032]

I've had this on VHS tape for years. Could Otis be any more jacked up on "Ain't Nobody's Biz..."? Thanks for the great post!

[@AIRMANBEAR]

THAT GATHERING WAS IN TORONTO

[@chrisc3162]

What does this have to do with Colin James? lol

[@nblackmore]

Looks like you didn't watch the entire video. Colin was the narrator, which was good enough, but later on, he played along with Willie D. Don't ask me how they did it, but it was great. Go watch the video again, this time 'till the end.

[@dinod60]

It was editing trickery and I did that show back in 1996 at CBC. We got Colin and intertwined him with the greats.

[@gordgibson6654]

Got a whole new respect for the stand up bass. Thank you Willie

[@AlyssaButtacavoli]

Otis spann is thee best man with hands in any ebony and ivory instrument, person, experience,or real life expression any human being can ever experience until the Man comes around to set us all straight! God bless Otis spann!

[@markanderson3376]

Excellent video.

[@dinod60]

I did the editing on that show with CBC, blending old and new similar to Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole videos.

[@gibstrat2671]

Brilliant!

[@veli-mattiturunen4011]

Paketillinen asiaa🤗