Joe Brown - Darktown Strutters Ball - Live In Liverpool

Taken from the DVD "Joe Brown - Live In Liverpool" - Available on Amazon
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[@eddiejohn7744]

The best ever era for modern music

[@johnelsmore4042]

Dear Joe, thank you ! For you being musically true to yourself. Your enthusiasm and emmense skill, and infectious personally ( i know, not good to mention infections these days) have stood the test of time..You are as relevant now as you have ever been...and a real gem for all to enjoy...Right up there with your amazing contemporaries, which include all of the greats from your era....Long may we be lucky to hold on to another of our national treasures, when we have lost so many....And you always come over as such a nice man....What positive, shining example.

[@pauldockree9915]

Respect

[@merrylmarsh9037]

Fabulous!!!!!❤

[@rosemarymurphy9241]

Fabulous Joe,love these up tempo songs, a showcase for the great band of musicians along with yourself.🌹❤

[@WRWidg2003]

I keep coming back to this song, over and over.

[@bernifly4]

Just discovered Joe Brown a couple of months ago, his See You In My Dreams captured my heart...so I looked up some of his other songs the next one to grab me was Ain't No Pleasing You...then I discovered his wife Vickie Brown, she has a pleasant calming voice, and I fell in love with her Look For Me In Rainbows, and was surprised to read she had written the song ..... then I heard about her battle and loss with cancer, so sad..... Back to Joe I went on line and listened to his songs and his relationship with George Harrison .... and was quite impressed, and I think for the first time in my life..I'm 86 yrs old... I am a groupee...I'm in love with Joe Brown and I have to have my daily dose of Joe....and it doesn't hurt that he is taller than you think and not skinny....

[@Bruce15485]

Same for me. Joe Brown is so talented. No wonder he was a good mate of George Harrison.

[@georgekontos3100]

Like 573. There's good music and there's great music. That's what I call GREAT music! Good ol' rock 'n roll!

[@johncarlo7395]

Joe playing his Gibson 335, fuckin' WOW, that's why I bought one (Cherry red) in 1964 and still got it, I've seen him so many times dating back to 1962, at Wallington public hall, how can someone get even better

[@luggo6036]

It's a 345

[@john111257]

Super Joe gonna be 80 this year, a cut above is our Joe

[@timhadac8783]

A fascinating take on a Tin Pan Alley tune from a century ago.

[@lawriedavidson667]

An oldie but a goodie! Thanks Joe!

[@2011littlejohn1]

Regarded as the first jazz song and written in 1915.

[@johnjackson2044]

Thnks remember this back in the '50's didn't know anyone could play lead like this @ the time, yeah Bert good/Vick flick .Joe loved/worshipped Eddie Cochran,wonder if he remembers his days @ Plaistow(33A) on the Southend steam days trying to hustle the commuters home to leigh-on-sea.

[@pauldashwood2897]

All top musicians.what a band .crack on joe

[@phillipwilliams7771]

Love his music. Fantastic stuff. hope to get to see a gig one day live :)

[@89awcock]

phillip williams I seen Joe Brown live about 6 times and he has never disappoint seen him at the beck theater (3) all so st albans arena (2) and in the Millfield Art Centre in Edmonton London (1) I will go to a every show I can get to that Joe will do until Joe retired

[@357HFC]

I would almost bet that Ted Mulry (TMG), who had a hit with this in Australia, got the idea from Joe Brown. Love the music, check out the original from 1917.

[@amd64alan]

Another blast from the past got this on vinyl ,45 rpm.

[@amd64alan]

listening to this again my 45 rpm starts Ill be down to get you in a hotrod honey

[@terrywhite2791]

Joe was the very first man I saw play propper lead guitar on six five special in the mid sixties, until then all the lead playing was done by people like Burt Weedon behind the curtains. then along came Cliff and Hank Marvin. Sometime in the ealy sixties I saw the first group to have a seperate PA system (instead of going throgh the guitar amps) It was Johnny Kydd and the pirates. Oh happy days

[@kennyrogers7064]

This a great !!!

[@MrDavidc]

One of my first purchases in the 60's

[@williamedwards7010]

pete can play as well as he dad fantastic

[@teterouge1472]

Joe Brown walked in a shop.... ROCK N ROLL...? Joe said yes....

[@janettepearl-snyder4828]

1:19..,Amazing 😚

[@epipick]

This is so much better than my version!

[@ronmac9522]

Proper diamond geezer.

[@WRWidg2003]

WOW,,,,,,,, thats some WOW SHIT

[@epipick]

At one time the Beatles were Joe's support act.

[@chescos7]

Ben Healy (John Ritter) on the Lead Guitar! xD

[@MrExEssex]

Tune sounds a bit like The Goodies theme.

[@antonioborzellega9700]

The worst version I've ever heard. The accent is a friggin joke....