Otis Rush Live @Piazza Blues Festival

[@JamesBrown-ob9mh]

The fabulous fabulous Sir Otis Rush and the incredible bands that backed him. A true blues master.

[@janemitchell2019]

A Giant Among Giants/The king of The Slow Burn/Attack/Might Vocalist/Underrated. Long Live Otis Rush!!!

[@nathandodge665]

Not underrated

[@Marco81blues]

@@nathandodge665 yeah underrated is crazy 😂 This dude inspired Led Zeplin. It's true no bluesman get's the credit he deserves thou, with exception of BB King.

[@Spsr555]

Underrated is the last word you can use to describe Otis Rush legacy 😂.

[@goranglucina3027]

The ultimate master of the Blues, brings tears to my eyes and soul listening to this. RIP the great Otis Rush. Thank you so much for giving us this. As the great Albert King said once to me " If you don't understand and feel the Blues you ain't got a soul"

[@zfrank6995]

Give it up for Barstool Bob Levis. Otis favorite rythmn player. Rip Bob we miss you

[@SaphirSouenEstherG]

*R I P Otis Rush - April 29, 1934 - September 29, 2018* (Shared on Google+ & Facebook, Sept 29, 2018)

[@xo5042]

One of innumerable wicked sets over all the years you graced us with your presence. Thank you Sir. Gone but never forgotten!

[@jimlabos]

Thanks for posting this. Rush is one of the ones I came to hear later in life. Where the hell was I doing? RIP.

[@harringtonbenton334]

He finally plays a true LEFTY and he still strings it upside down AMAZING!

[@freedomisntfree2089]

Thanks for the inspiration Otis!!

[@henryfrost8542]

Unique style, just like Albert, Freddie and BBC, they had their own musical voice and soul, these are just a few I mentioned...

[@mdionisio1954]

Un gran bluesman único con ese sentimiento que sale del alma para poder cantar un blues

[@dathead3813]

festival held in Bellinzona, Switzerland

[@jeffroblueguitarman]

I dont think people realize when it comes to the single note blues solo how much of a pioneer he was

[@AdrianAndersson]

dude most people don't get how hard it is to bend and play as few notes he did without screwing up

[@jeffreybarkin3177]

So TRUE! Well Said and SURELY SECONDED HERE

[@borjewahlen6917]

Otis Rush is one of the absolute greatest in blues ever. His Cobra records are just magical. Unfortunately I have not heard that live. RIP Otis for giving us such good blues.

[@BluesBoyUK]

A great performance from Otis, Marty and the rest of the guys

[@iorr98]

Set from June 29, 2001

[@philfrank9226]

John Mayall always wanted to sound like Otis, but failed. There is only one OTIS RUSH!

[@jeffreybarkin3177]

Thank You for Such a QUALITY Production! THIS is Simply SPECTACULAR, and Really Highlights OTIS RUSH along side INCREDIBLE Soloists that SHINE. Thank You for Sharing! Trust that THIS is Available on BlueRay? Please Confirm? Thank You 🎉sime

[@Spsr555]

Quel toucher de guitare divin 😮😊!

[@patriciakimbrell3734]

Love the Music 💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙🎸💙

[@philfrank9226]

How Otis handled the broken strings.Wonderfull, u hear almost no different, cool!

[@jimlabos]

I thought that too but if you look carefully you can see he has all 6 strings. The hanging string is just there because it wasn't cut off. Probably strung just before he went on stage and didn't have time to cut it. His vibrato is awe inspiring. Lucky enough to have seen him live once. One of the best.

[@philfrank9226]

@@jimlabos u r right.

[@philfrank9226]

@@jimlabos He had really long strings.

[@dannyrabin]

Thanks for the great video. Who is the keyboard player? He smokes on those keys!

[@jeffreyjohnson9407]

Hear where bloomfield picked up alot of his riffs, also bb also muddy , etc etc

[@cidertom5140]

That young man’s keyboard skills insane

[@msaintpc]

He's the man that influenced Mike Bloomfield.

[@jblancomuro37]

Legendary Blues Otis playing with a broken string that has been seen a few times and as if nothing, which shows even more if possible his virtuosity that others later took more advantage of him

[@821bluesman]

io c'ero!!! :-)

[@OutcastFPS]

Nobody there to pass him a second guitar when the string broke. Just take the song till the end with 5 strings, then start the next one without any guitar. I guess he really loved that guitar, wouldnt play anything else. I wonder where it is now.

[@hans-ulrikelsborg8000]

Who is the piano player ?

[@ildonunes8283]

Marty Sammon . He is keyboard player for Buddy Guy there is 13 years ago

[@DizzyKrissi]

Instead of a proper stringed guitar Otis waits until his axe is restringed - wow.

[@luisgiordano6400]

The proportions of the image are wrong !!! Fix-it, please.

[@GerryBlue]

That's how youtube uploaded it, can't fix it now

[@davisworth5114]

Except for Otis, these guys overplay and have nodynamics, the keys player is good but he doesn't know when to shut up, the drummer is a banger, Otis' vocals are sweet and his guitar is in there all the way.

[@sunrah4469]

Piano player needed to lay back more...a lil too busy.

[@mannishboy8200]

sun rah 44 his playing is fine, stellar actually, just needs to drop back into the cut a little more

[@philfrank9226]

Still playing with Buddy Guy.

[@AndrewVOdom]

Re Piano player- Needs to listen to more Otis Spann; Sunnyland Slim; Pinetop Perkins... “Less is more!” And RIP!

[@charlesoneil1899]

I really think he knows what he's doing only played with Buddy Guy14yrs

[@Spsr555]

I guess one cannot please everyone. I like his playing

[@frankypizza9383]

RICO SABROSO CARAJO BUEN BLUES