Jimmy Rogers and Jimmy D Lane on Late Night with Conan O'brien (1994)

Jimmy D Lane appearing with his father Jimmy Rogers on Conan O'brien in 1994.

[@bobcondon9602]

Thank you Jimmy for this great performance and interview with your father. He was a such a great musician and a very nice man. He was the smoothest guitar player I ever saw. I had so many great nights with him, Pinetop, Big Walter, and so many others. Another great solo by you too. I hope that you are well.

[@vintagevhsarchive]

February 3, 1994 Thanks!

[@mikemike940]

jimmy d lane is a killer player

[@unklegeo]

Madison Slim is working with Doug Deming & the Jewel Tones in the Tampa Bay area these days. Still a bad-ass harp player!

[@unklegeo]

As of this year Slim moved back up north to be near family.

[@artmak818]

I've seen the Jewel Tones many times with Madison Slim in the St Pete area!

[@quetzalsaenz6164]

I LOVE THIS SONG, THANKES FOR SHARE THIS !!

[@andrewtaylor2514]

Thank you, Rogers' complete Chess recordings are fantastic. Interesting that 1)Rogers mentions the greatness of Robert Lockwood and [young] Conan immediately brings it to Robert Johnson (sigh), 2) Rogers credits Lockwood and Sonny Boy 2 for making the blues electric on the radio, and 3) he credits a female guitarist, Memphis Minnie, for being very important.

[@kenolufs6701]

Is that Bob Stroger on the bass!? I believe so....! Near the time I first saw Slim... with Barrelhouse Chuck... who later toured with Jimmy Rogers in Europe... and other places. LOVE this sh#t!

[@unklegeo]

I first saw Barrellhouse Chuck touring with Nick Moss in the "Flip-Tops" days...

[@bobcondon9602]

That is Bob Stroger, one of the smoothest bass players. You know your blues.

[@finemusician4770]

That was my first impression.