Jump-Blues Guitar Killers - pt.2

[@Jonathan-L]

I love the artwork for this video clip ... all the greats in the one room!

[@johanbergman3166]

Here are some guitar gods!

[@JohnnyCavallo]

It's Hollywood Fats ! ...The late great Hollywood Fats !. I don't know who is Benny Peters but all these bop-chorus guitar-masters deserve to be heard if you want to play this jump-blues style. That's what had done Charlie Baty, Hollywood Fats, Alex Schultz, Duke Robillard, Kirk Fletcher, Anders Lewen, Nico Duportal and some others.

[@dannychristlieb5813]

Thanks for sharing this great jump blues player's

[@dayvk1]

NICE, NICE, NICE job. Congratulations.

[@JohnnyCavallo]

Ray Sharpe showed him able to play that guitar part that we could find in T.Bone Walker's, but If you pretend it was Duane Eddy who did the soloat this Audio Sound Studio in Phoenix, I think it's possible There, were Lee Hazlewood, Al Casey & Duane Eddy. I have not the session discography with personnel mentionned.

[@EddieCesc]

Sacrée boulot,chapeaux.Dj EddieCesc

[@SrServ]

Great

[@EddieCesc]

Fabulous.

[@JohnnyCavallo]

I'm sorry for the mistake. Many Thanks to Mutleybird who answered : Linda Lu sessionography: Ray Sharpe (vocals) ; Duane Eddy (guitar) ; Buddy Wheeler (bass) ; Bob Taylor (drums) ; 'Easy Deal' Wilson (piano). April 2, 1958 at Audio Recorders in Phoenix, Arizona. Produced by Lee Hazlewood and Lester Sill.

[@martinwalters1954]

oh man, baby..make my day. thanks a million!! Now, what about the book. Have you published it yet?

[@JohnnyCavallo]

I shall rectify In the next edition of my book. There is no particular article about René Hall but I know he was a great sessions guitarist, not especially in jump-blues style, that's why I let him a little aside. Thanks for your comment. - Phil

[@JohnnyCavallo]

Thanks, Eddie !

[@jimmyjoemusic]

really great! thanks!

[@tshanahan22]

Terrific! Where can I buy a CD of Jump Blues Guitar Killers?!

[@JohnnyCavallo]

No, I don't know who he is. My favourite drummers are Fred Below, Panama Fancis, Oddie Payne, Paul Gunther an all the contemporary drummers who keep on play in that way.

[@printemp]

Bob Taylor (drummer) is my dad!!

[@JohnnyCavallo]

Merci ! J'espère que vous avez vu qu'il existe une "part 1". J'ai illustré également en vidéo le "Edgar's Boogie" de Teddy Bunn et edgar Hayes, et le "Levee" de Sam Price avec Mickey Baker.

[@luisfuentefdz]

NO PROFIT INTENTION AND WITH ALL THE RESPECT FOR ALL THE PLAYERS IN THIS ART FORM CALLED THE BLUES!! I TRIED TO ADD ONE OR TWO BOOGIE, SHUFFLE AND JUMP STYLE SONGS FROM EACH PLAYER, AND SOME ARTIST DIN'T APPEAR, SORRY 'BOUT THAT open.spotify.com/user/pajarobird/playlist/7MCmbehKWrI9Dt7n1jpf8D

[@luisfuentefdz]

I WANT THAT BOOK! ANY INFORMATION TO BUY IT? THANKS BIRD

[@joycelieberman9487]

How can we get ahold of the book?

[@MackMcDonaldOfficial]

Can anyone tell me what the Pee Wee Crayton song is? I'M DYING TO KNOW!!!!!

[@panniertankboy8751]

It's Crayton Special

[@printemp]

Do you have stuff with him??

[@JohnnyCavallo]

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