James Harman Band 1-22-89 Larry Himmel Show San Diego

[@johanpdx]

RIP James Harman -- with thanks for countless hours of good music and good humor.

[@brianmarcum8306]

This is such a good song.

[@ronaldjames6159]

Joel Foy was probably my favorite of James' great guitarist. He is very unassuming here, but he has more licks and knows how to string em together than anyone I know. If you've ever listened to the "Do Not Disturb" album you'll know what I'm talkin bout. RIP James...

[@chrisfrance2154]

Was Joel as guitar on James later on 1991 Peer Festival or was he Rick Holtrom instead ??

[@stephenkatko3236]

He smokes on Sparks Flying Live. That made him one of my favorite players.

[@vikitheviki]

Epic!

[@chrissamu7019]

This is Jerry Herrera's The Spirit Club off Morena Blvd.

[@ikachina]

Excellent! Also miss Larry Himmel very much.

[@jamesday5636]

love that drum roll & pause! aces!

[@bionicangel123]

I’ve seen a lot of that they start off playing straight blues and it’s good stuff then when they get attention all of a sudden their sound changes and then I’m not into it

[@V8Deuce]

Rest In Peace

[@andrewblanton5397]

Love the song, but dang if every single legit blues band doesn’t ditch 99% of their material when they get on tv.

[@bluesscribe]

Very ZZ Top-esque.

[@sandiegobill3077]

trying to figure out where that was filmed.. was it Blind Melon's in PB/? I saw James at the Belly Urp just about 1987 and he was sporting the jacket and tie then also

[@mississippisheik1]

I think it's Elarios in La Jolla...I'll look at again...was at Blind Melons a hundred times and played there, too.

[@karleberhardpfahl]

James Harman: voc/harp; Joel Foy: guit; Jeff Turmes: bass; who's on drums, though?

[@crossstick]

Stephen Hodges