Kenny Brown - You Don't Know My Mind

Kenny Brown - You Don't Know My Mind

[@johnland9591]

Just saw Kenny Brown at The Shack Up Inn. Great Show!!

[@TheVatonaught]

Kenny has the real essence inside his soul. Not many of these country blues based artists growing in the blues forest.

[@lissamcbride8214]

Hey y'all, got here via RLBurnside &You see me laughin, last of hill country blues'. Kenny learned these licks from ole RL. God love em both.

[@merak0044]

This exact song is On RL Burnside Wish I was in heaven sittin down album.

[@larrycourtneyjr.126]

Yes it is extremely dark,I absolutely love it! My new favorite song...

[@Sandy-dd4le]

The best, and darkest, version of this song there is or will ever be.

[@iancumbers494]

gotta be my favorite gotta love Kenny...amen ...

[@peterwieser4631]

The key to the whole song is the last verse. It starts out so sweet with him promising his girl racetrack winnings ( if he wins ...subtle but definite flag ). Then the vivid chilling violent images unfurl for next couple verses. Finally finishing with " You Don't Know my Mind " but he adds " wretched " and emphasizes it. The singer reviles himself and knows how wrong he is just as much as the critics. It's a cry for help in a way . Great song.

[@larryslemp9698]

So what did the critics say??

[@michaelmilsom9518]

It is a very compelling tune and refrain...but the words are very, very dark. An interesting upload.

[@jeffmead2935]

20 seconds in.. knew i liked it

[@larryslemp9698]

......nothin' but........Fantastic!!

[@DropDownDaddy]

This Tune Is Part Of The Fat Possum "Dark Blues" Series. Dark Blues, When You Get Into It, Allows You To Reflex On The Negatives Of Life...Examine Your Conscience. You Will Find It Difficult To Keep A Dry Eye When Your Mind Absorbs The Lyrics/Music Of The "Dark Blues"!

[@MyChrisfish]

thanks Kenny

[@sirjustusthelegend]

reminds me of RL Burnside.

[@buddyollie180]

papa cringe I think he was Burnside's guitarist for awhile

[@supernaught3955]

Buddy Ollie . He Was!

[@quickvmax3364]

@@buddyollie180he played with R.L. from the very early 70's on..pretty much learned from him.

[@conradsullivan6910]

RL referred to him as his adopted son.

[@georgewashington6225]

It's an old blues song, Leadbelly was one of the first recording but yeah RL took Kenny under his wing.

[@cbyrd2010]

This sounds a lot like Leadbelly's song. If this isn't a cover it's a very close variation! Still cool.

[@tezzrterry7485]

Joe Callicott?

[@gizmono2869]

🤣 to keep from 😭

[@MisterBorg9]

I think Mr. Brown needs some sensitivity training ;)

[@cyrilleblesgraaf5248]

Hoi Suus voor je t niet snap ik ben wel de echte z