Doyle Bramhall II Live- The Things That I Used to Do

Doyle Bramhall covering "The Things That I Used to Do" by Guitar Slim live.

[@fonglingblues]

The Blues is Alive + Well 2023 - 👊💯🇦🇺🤠🦘

[@elseMa5194]

.Outstanding !

[@gracefeutz997]

Powerful So hope I get to a live performance some day soon, incredible artist!

[@horaciocastillo1435]

Great performance,thanks for loading this wonderful recording.

[@warhoops]

Doyle, Is freakin Awesome!!

[@smac1594]

Legend

[@emiliamota]

Marvelous!!! Could you tell me which year it was??? Doyle is covering that song with too much feeling... Perfect musician... He is an awesome blues man... Thank you so much!!!

[@grosper]

Great!

[@markswerdfeger2471]

ya doyle tipping the hat to Jimmie and stevie Vaughan way freaking cool

[@teresapuppo1388]

Wow

[@MBRMrblueroads]

for real lefty

[@bluez4u2]

Cool. Was this with Denny Freeman? Perhaps The Mighty Zor?

[@jaimedolcesinnersole]

too coOL...

[@JiriMarsicek]

Try Sean Costello

[@BaronTurco]

Gary Clark Jr

[@ElNavajoDeColorado]

The drummer is very good and the bass is ok.... i do like the organ alittle... the guitar player is very modern... more rocky jazz new age... than REAL blues.... still looking for a good young blues guitarist..... this is not one... to his defense he had a moment at 7:18 that was good..... so still listening to my old Albert King and Otis Rush records... any suggestions?????????????????

[@JaysonT1]

ElNavajoDeColorado Is this a joke?

[@jazzclaro2656]

ElNavajoDeColorado

[@donniebeadles7842]

Sean Costello was top notch modern blues man that purist liked. Gary Clark Jr anytime he plays straightforward blues is as real deal as anybody. But if you think Doyle isn't bluesy , not sure what you want. I've heard him do Albert King better than Albert before. Also look him playing harmonica with Tedeschi Trucks Band and singing Jimmy Reeds " Honest I Do" he absolute nails the harmonica solo and the vocal

[@TheBEEFBOY]

Youl be listening to me soon

[@donniebeadles7842]

The guy who Eric Clapton has toured with for years and featured on Claptons acoustic Robert Johnson tribute album , isn't a real bluesman??? You're off your rocker mate. He can phrase like Albert King at any time or Hendrix or SRV at any time.