Ruth Brown - Tears KeepTumbling Down

The RB lovefest continues...

[@wsidechris]

A literal blast from the past, just incredible! What's even more amazing is that Ruth Brown could sing like this for the next 50 years.

[@thomaslombardo3401]

Ruth Brown personified early R&B. . Because she was such a big selling artist Atlantic Records was referred to as the house that Ruth. built. Marvelous live clip.

[@scottmatheson2390]

The sparkling star quality in a golden era of great music.

[@Roadsidepictures]

I was lucky enough to watch Ruth perform several times at the Bootlegger in Las Vegas. She autographed a cd and book for me. She was great.

[@TheAnaVlora]

Great voice!!!! What a fantastic singer and performer!

[@omoladewiwoloku]

She's always my favourite!!

[@KoldFiyure]

sweety you have a lot to learn. this was wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy before hair spray. these black performers of the time are the originators of rock and roll and known in the history books for such achievements.

[@85ksmall]

she is amazing....

[@DooWopRonnieM]

The girl with the tear in her voice!!!!!

[@melodysanger103]

REMEMBERING THE QUEEN OF R&B, MY VA HOMIE MISS RUTH BROWN (JANUARY 12, 1928 - NOVEMBER 17, 2006) [01/12/2017]

[@micheldelage17]

très grande dame , j"adore

[@spectrum10]

I like how they close the curtains at the end of the performance. That's something from the old days that they don't do anymore.

[@spectrum10]

I never saw this one, thanks for posting it.

[@nivekkil2347]

Excellent music

[@GRQJOYEUX]

roadsidepictures you are really lucky. i love her and for me there s no chance to see her anymore.

[@theskeptic8489]

This is great. Dinah Washington did this show too ...hard to compare anyone to Washington without offending...but I'd be honored to have performed on the same stage as the Queen.

[@jazzysnaps]

This is R & B, not the crap dished up now .

[@tedgurecki7657]

Rock it Baby !!

[@aeichler]

You're right. This is a follow-up to "Teardrops From Eye Eyes"...

[@MrJasilva33]

¡Fantástica! ❤

[@PaulHucklebuckWms]

Great sax solo

[@customkey]

You played it! The legendary Paul Hucklebuck Williams on baritone sax.

[@pappyredux]

Question was 'who's the band?' Paul Williams & The Hucklebucklers. MC is the great Willie Bryant.

[@BackToTheBlues]

With a rare solo from Paul Williams himself. Noble Watts didn't get a look in this time!

[@aeichler]

The correct title is "Teardrops From My Eyes".

[@nevamo6769]

Alan Eichler -two different songs love

[@gregoirealessandrini8559]

Wonderful !

[@darkdominance911]

That is HOT! respect

[@nevamo6769]

They play these on the channel Soul of the South in Chicago

[@pappyredux]

@aeichler - sorry - that's incorrect. Atlantic 1005, 1953, See my posting of "From My Eyes" to see the difference.

[@rockinvelaytonightrockinve2213]

très grande dame ! superbe !

[@pappyredux]

@aeichler - Follow-up? I guess...3 years and a bunch of records later. Both written by Rudy Toombs, so there's that.

[@jory8811]

wow

[@zukiswamagoso5878]

Duffy Duffy Duffy!

[@nevamo3210]

Zukiswa Magoso _sick rip_off

[@julianmccroysr4201]

Backside was I Would If I Could

[@bellgardens53]

kook....So she's gone. When/where? Roland

[@namelbrunson1269]

Music was running in her blood

[@theskeptic8489]

she looks like Val Warner from Windy City Live..both stunning looking women....google her.

[@bellgardens53]

Mmmmmm...she was a honey and oh so goood.

[@crunch9362]

If I was a teen during this time my heart would've been so sore. Of course I'd probably had to hide my feelings in fear of getting beat up during this era.