Jimmy Rogers - Walking By Myself live on the Late Night Show 1994 plus interview

Video of Jimmy Rogers on The Late Night Show 1994. Don't miss the interview at the end.
Jimmy Roger - Guitar/Vocals
Madison Slim - Harmonica
Jimmy D Lane - Guitar
Piano Willie - Piano
Bob Stroger - Bass
Ted Harvey - Drums

[@richardhill6640]

THIS is what the internet is for. Love the fact we have something like this available to watch over and over again,

[@bluesborn]

It's cool that Jimmy mentioned Memphis Minnie and Tampa Red.

[@patf1i1t]

If every musician were as humble as Jimmy, we'd all be better off. Pleasant man.

[@alejandrovillalba9002]

I won't disagree with your point of view, although, sometimes people forget being a Bluseman is not the same as being a musician. Not all Bluesmen were musicians and viceverza. Jimmy has a little of both and his Bluesman side is what I think make him humble.

[@countryboy6767]

NEW KING OF THE BLUES "COUNTRYBOY"!!!!!! m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2589544244423089&id=100001026151518

[@marychapman4643]

Ted Harvey! One of my favorite drummers.

[@thebluesdrivers1265]

Man, Jimmy Rogers was such a treasure. He was all class, all day. A true gentleman, and his music is spectacular.

[@boomboomerton7394]

past tense durn he passed away? I thought he was still alive but now days you die and nobody cares to let you know..

[@PorkChop1956]

+J.T. Bomar I knew he passed back in 1996. He was the unsung hero of the Blues.

[@wesallen3202]

It doesn't get better than this. What a killer band he had with him that day. Sadly Jimmy died only three years after this from colon cancer.

[@johnpandolfino8663]

WOW.......what a gentle man...... God bless his soul

[@TheVatonaught]

always loved his mellow voice and the bands rhythm which always sounded like a swingy R&B cross but with the blues at it's heart.

[@JD-vv7tq]

Madison slim added some tasty licks on"Walking by myself " I played with Muddy Waters using a very old Astatic Mic!

[@gamedrone]

Hell yeah! Who was that guy and where is he now?

[@barrylee55]

Madison Slim on harp! Little Jimmy Valentine and the Heart Murmers LIVE at The Zoo Bar.. still have it.. still listen to it.. best version of One Way Out ever!!

[@fereymusic]

Ted Harvey!! Bob Stroger !!

[@mistertchang]

Ted harvey!!!! I saw him in France with Jimmy Rogers live at the cricketers

[@Magickirk1]

@@mistertchang If memory serves correct, he was Hound Dog Taylor's drummer too.

[@janetbentsen1829]

Love this ❤ music. Up in Memphis the music is like a heat wave...

[@SarasotaSlim]

THANK YOU for posting this! Great to hear the man who wrote the song doing it - I've been doing it ala Johnny Winter for a long time - also like the old Canned Heat version too. You know a song is great when other people wanna do it.

[@oldsmobileman]

Blown away!

[@ssurfcity]

Blues Royalty, right there. Yes sir!

[@pedroaguilar6483]

thank you very much Jimmy!! Pedro

[@bluesdrmr2]

Super interview. Wish there were more YT videos of him.

[@WellStudied]

I was luck enough to sing with Jimmy. Mick Jagger offered, "The first time I heard Jimmy was when I was buying my first blues records and listening to Muddy Waters ... and eventually I found out that Jimmy was the guitarist on these records that I loved." Few realize he gave up music for a while... lost his store in the Chicago riots, drove taxi. When the Stones called him for his royalty check, he bet me they wouldn't ask him up to play, I said they would. That was 1992. The next night he called me from London he had Mick in the background, he'd just finished playing with the Stones... he was overwhelmed. Like Jimmy, I am overwhelmed that I was lucky enough to sing with him, 3 years later after this interview - at the height of his fame, he died of colon cancer. His son Jimmy D. Lane Ja keeps the legend alive. In London, who had a Blues revival, Jimmy got to play with both the Stones and Clapton, sadly most Americans have no idea who Jimmy was... but I do. That his son Jimmy D. Lane on guitar... he made the post below... 2x the guitarist he was then...

[@JCiz73]

Madison Slim! I had the pleasure of playing quite a few gigs with him!

[@Vodichka9]

jason ciz Oh that's so cool. Listen to Walter Horton. Then listen to this guy-one inventor, one imitator. Kind of like one Wynonie Harris, and one Pat Boone.

[@mrhenning27]

Madison Slim is a monster. You don't know shit

[@aquarias1949]

Wow!!!!

[@FlintboyG]

Loved this!

[@markmace2113]

Love this

[@gregbluesland9410]

Awesome stuff, Jimmy is a legend for good reason. Just love the guitar solo there and love the harmonica solo, the guy playing harmonica looks very familiar and it is way obvious that he studied the original Little Walter harp solo from the original "Walking By Myself" which is still a tour de force.

[@ublokr]

Big Walter Horton on the original Walking By Myself with Jimmy Reed

[@gregbluesland9410]

Oh cool, he was awesome, I thought it was Little Walter due to some incorrect labelling on a discount collection of Little Walter

[@Vodichka9]

Greg Bluesland The original Little Walter solo? On what label/number? How does it compare with Walter Horton's work on the same song on Chess 1643?

[@markcooper9063]

I saw you guys in riverside CA. Stage was in middle of street it was great I got to hang out with The band's. had my kids with me lot of good bands

[@johnpandolfino8663]

What a band......

[@Vodichka9]

Rogers great. The rest of it hardly a patch on Chess 1643 with Walter Horton.

[@JamieThomas_Musician]

just saw Bob Dylan cover this on 3/5/24 in Clearwater, Fl

[@dougbaz43]

Met Madison Slim down in Bradenton FL where his is based. He plays with Doug Deming and the Jewel Tones

[@markeddeckmusic7202]

Proper !!

[@johnhedgerguitarstudio3436]

Wow What a Band! Can anyone tell me how this drummer is getting that sound on his snare? Reminds me of Fred Below's sound but without brushes. Very good vintage drum sound! And of course Jimmy Rogers is a great, Great artist! A father of the blues just like Muddy!

[@michaeldonaghey]

That is the great Ted Harvey taking it easy compared to his playing with Hound Dog Taylor.

[@graydoubleb4913]

Found the host for latenight show, year 19901.

[@krisscanlon4051]

3 decades and now 3 decades past this original broadcast on Conan show...time

[@franklyterrence4860]

Original Harp was by BIG Walter Horton.

[@Robert-yk8tx]

Frankly Terrence - no : Carey Bell

[@Robert-yk8tx]

aqua - could be. Was talking about the blue bird album

[@DrDixonBhD]

My Mentor 1974-77 !!!

[@DrDixonBhD]

Big Walter Horton !!!

[@robbk1]

And THAT recording was the greatest harp solo ever recorded (according to my taste).

[@wesboki]

1:03: "...I wouldn´t mistreat you for my weight in gold." !!

[@kevinmcquade228]

Look at Max double shuffling

[@pedroaguilar6483]

concerning the line up. i identify some of the players: Madison Slim -harp, Piano Willie-piano, Bob Stroger -bass

[@JBAndOurCrew]

+PEDRO AGUILAR Hello Pedro. The line-up was: Jimmy Rogers - Guitar and Vocals Jimmy D. Lane - Rhythm and Lead Guitar Bob Stroger - Bass Ted Harvey - Drums Madison Slim - Harmonica Piano Willie Oshawny - Piano Kindest regards, Mr. Jimmy D. Lane

[@taildragger53]

What a great man I wish he was still around...Love the interview..Love that guitar solo

[@TheGuitarver]

Who was playing geet for him? Great player.

[@WellStudied]

His son Jimmy D. Lane

[@boomboomerton7394]

+Brett Allen Really? Durn he was on fire is he still around and doing it?

[@WellStudied]

facebook.com/JimmyDLaneMusicPage/ ...Five times as good as he was then, and has played with more legends than his dad. I was lucky enough to share the stage with them both... Jimmy D. Lane is a household name in Chicago, and had a very successful studio... never used Rogers, wanted to make his own name. He's got vid on KZbin.

[@bobfortescue6545]

Jocggin'

[@danielgoodyouarroyo7773]

BLUESNISIMO.

[@hasinai]

T-Bone Walker, Eddie Durham and Charlie Christian were the first electric players, not Muddy and Jimmy.

[@gidneyandcloyd]

Yes, but all the man said was that Muddy’s band was “Chicago’s first electric blues band.”

[@leftchicago]

Possibly Ted Taylor from Hound Dog Taylor's band on drums???

[@SteveArvey]

+leftchicago TED HARVEY

[@leftchicago]

+Steve Arvey You are correct sir! Please excuse the brain fart...

[@mykmmc]

bob stroger on bass?

[@musselboy0007]

Stroger on bass, Jimmie D Lane on guitar, Ted Harvey on drums, Madison Slim on harp. Don't know the keys player but I've seen his at the Chicago Blues fest.

[@agohman]

+Kevin Cummings - Piano Willie O'Shawny

[@tommay631]

since yr here--- I'd like to request that you snip the high pitch squall at the very end...kind of put a damper on an otherwise great vid. Just sayin', thx.@@agohman

[@johnpandolfino8663]

Looks like Jimmy Vivino has a hair hat....... Conan's band guitar player......

[@mikelawct]

Conan’s most important interview

[@agohman]

You ain’t lying bro!

[@DeHuwite]

Wow! He did Conan??

[@Vodichka9]

Al Hall No, Conan managed to get Jimmy Rogers. I mean who the f*** is this lame Conan?

[@paulienebz]

As much as I love Big Walter ( and I loved him dearly I was part of his band) I wish this harmonica player would play his own solo and not try to copy Big Walters' solo.

[@rachelgrenadier3021]

Doesn't hurt that Charlie Musselwhite is playing with him.

[@dalycity56]

That’s not Charlie or doesn’t even remotely sound like him.

[@andymojo6874]

Take those lyrics off! If you can't get them right don't put them up. "Wouldn't miss treat you for my weight in gold".....get it right!

[@agohman]

Andy Mojo the captions are auto generated by KZbin.

[@woutervuijk6796]

And Temple Red, lol

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

What’s so pathetic is, this was probably his first TV appearance. What a deranged country this is.