Irma Thomas & Ry Cooder Backwater Blues

[@francescobaiz312]

Masterpiece!

[@timothylewis2450]

Buckwheat and Ry serving justice for Miss Thomas powerful, soul stirring voice.

[@konopelli]

Ry Cooder's a certifiable genius, and Irma Thomas has/had one of the purest voices inna binness....

[@Dawkinator]

True brilliance!

[@lazlo7798]

Irma, I fell in love when I mover to New Orleans in 1963, and still am in live with her

[@MrUsaer]

Irma played at many many local nawlins high school dances.... including my high school prom night in 66. How dam cool is that! Luv ya Irma.

[@AuSableBrownie]

What an instrument her voice is, magnificent.

[@janbishop728]

Irma Thomas is the real Queen of New Orleans. I fortunately live close to New Orleans and have been a huge follower of her since 1965. Ry Cooder is phenomenal. Those two together are amazing! Check out Irma and Bonnie Raitt sing at the Hardrock New Orleans New Year's Eve show. Was there. So much talent.

[@harrylundh1747]

Very Heavy blues. I like it very much.

[@colerainfan1143]

Damn this is sooooo good!

[@borsanablues8243]

Awesome all the musicians, super Ry, but tears for Irma's nice voice! This is the Blues !

[@altonchenier1174]

That is Buckwheat Stanley Durel on the Acordian . RIP Mr Zydeco

[@antonmikofsky2073]

Dural

[@mpo1107]

Irma Thomas & Ry Cooder, what could be better?

[@nasus4848]

With Buckwheat Zydeco!

[@samueljohnson4881]

Susan Shaw 😯 das right sistah!😯

[@alanduncan5825]

How can this video have been on You Tube for 10years and only have been viewed 72,000 times?

[@frogeregis]

Great !!!

[@josefzosig7187]

Irma and Ray are super music artist ,like thé never wil make again asuper saund...

[@andrewz4537]

Is that Flaco on squeeze box. If so it's a third legend on that stage.

[@prodigalarts]

She sang the shite out of that......

[@esotopio]

brilliant!!!

[@antonmikofsky2073]

Buckwheat Zydeco (1947-2016) real name Stanley Dural, Jr. on accordion (RIP)

[@charlesjanice2698]

you are absolutely correct

[@mitmo03]

Irma is a legend!!

[@JomoDaMusicMan]

IRMA DOES BACK WATER, WITH THAT NEW ORLEANS BAYOU FLARE, ONLY THING MISSING THE THOSE NEVILLE BROS, I CAN SEE FATS DOMINO SMILING FROM ABOVE, THIS IS THE BEST OF NEW ORLEANS OR SHOULD I SAY NAWLEANS

[@josmotherman591]

The only bad thing about this is...too bad it's not the first time I saw you, Irma. Damn, girl. We're getting old. 😳😳😄😄😄. Peace.

[@1blastman]

Biamaku - was this at the post-Katrina concert? I was seeing flood scenes in the background. This is some powerful blues.

[@Paulo-vi7qs]

J'adore ce morceau 2 blues ❤️❤️❤️

[@sebastianthaler8010]

Best together, wow!!!

[@seanautin68]

GOOSEBUMPS!! GOTTA LUV HER!!

[@aloisemason3972]

Get down. ,rumble along the chosen path of playing my slider on guitar and have a song to get out

[@sadgoat842]

Wow! What a voice!!!!

[@pennyhill66]

Damn that Irma is phenomenal

[@fatbackbass8477]

Every time I was in NOLA I'd go to the Lion's Den!!! (and the Maple Leaf) Great music....haven't been back since just before Katrina... anyone know if they're still there???? Mid-city Rock & Bowl was also great...I rolled gutter balls but loved the music!

[@1blastman]

Not sure about the Lions Den, but the Maple Leaf is still there and Rock and Bowl relocated to right behind Ye Old College Inn. John Blancher also opened a Rock and Bowl in Lafayette.

[@nasudt43]

Awesome voice!

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Awesome singing!

[@BorsosGabor2023]

Csodás.Torokszorító,de csodás.Ez igazi zene.

[@rizzo5138]

c'est trop bon!

[@keldanthony6877]

Irma she put a spell on me, when I listen to this blues. And Irma has a reason to sing the tune because she lost her own home when Kathrina visited New Orleans in 2005.

[@antonmikofsky2073]

Katrina

[@timothylewis2450]

This is from the benefit Concert for New Orleans, after Katrina. Incredible show.

[@GorZart]

AWESOME.

[@Womble1252]

Thx!

[@alanhepple8856]

wonderful

[@MoveOmar]

Genial

[@rizzo5138]

je craque!

[@hodis8920]

Must be Flaco on that squeez box

[@nasus4848]

Nope - Buckwheat Zydeco!

[@JackDeTate]

Buckwheat Zydeco

[@DougDuffey]

Bessie Smith version is much mo bettuh

[@keldanthony6877]

Doug Duffey Irma’s version is the real blues. She lived in New Orleans when Katrina invaded the town, and when Irma sings it gives you goosebumps. Try also to hear her together with Marcia Ball - they’re soulsisters.