sonny boy williamson

blues

[@musiquero]

The song is 'My younger days' and the band features Howlin' Wolf's combo of Sunnyland Slim, Hubert Sumlin, Willie Dixon and drummer Clifton James. You can read that in a review of the DVD The American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1966, Vol. 2 at Amazon.

[@barrypbeckett]

I met him at the Marquee Club, in Wardour St, London in 1964. He was peeing next to me in the John and asked me where a man could get a drink in this soft drink club. I directed him across the road to The Intrepid Fox pub.where we all went in the break. He was playing with The Yardbirds with Eric Clapton. On the same bill was Long John Baldry and the Hoochie Coochie Men with a guest young kid called Rod Stewart. I was 15 in my second year playing the harmonica., now in my 45 th, ha ha ha

[@markwathen7600]

Priceless

[@Numero_17]

14 years lol

[@andydunn5673]

7 years And changed my life

[@DrewMontgomeryVoiceOvers]

this is a musical treasure - thanks for helping preserve it.

[@HAWHONU]

Yeah, Some REAL Blues I LOVE IT THANK YOU.

[@saxed]

just awesome...sonny boy will forever be the master of the harp and blues

[@LaptopLarry330]

I was absolutely floored by the cinematography/videography for this performance by Sonny Boy Williamson II and his band. The camera angles and picture quality and sound quality of the performance seems like it came from 1983 instead of 1963 or 1964. Even though he was approaching the end of his life, Sonny Boy Williamson II still appeared healthy and vibrant for this performance, and I was thrilled to witness it. Thanks, MattySlim, for sharing this very special performance by Sonny Boy Williamson II here at KZbin.

[@angesc10]

Simply wonderful, fellas...just that...real blues!!

[@wizzjones]

Yea I saw him on one of those Lippman Rau blues packages in the 60's in my home town of Croydon England - it was great!

[@acousticdebs]

love the old blues

[@saulusga]

That is a true blues band!

[@KBCC_Garage]

This is my favorite vid of Sonny Boy. I just wish to God I could blow harp like this.

[@jetshull]

Just love those sweet melodys, great vid. thanx.

[@oaklandsam]

THE BLUES LIVE SONNY BOY

[@johnastrup1549]

Saw him with Mr. Acker Bill Jazzband love IT black America. ✊

[@user-zj6tj1fd7q]

Best artist.❤

[@SuperZedstar]

I'm bloody speechless.

[@rockabeatinboogie]

The poster MattySlim is a damn good player/singer himself. He lives in Eugene, Oregon. Hey Brother, I still have to get you a copy of the George Smith album I promised you.

[@TheErod1944Channel]

Very Tasty Guitar Player with great tone in the band.

[@Paaaaaaaaaaap]

That's in my older days, probably from 1964 or so...

[@BellaElizabeth]

Love this

[@js0975]

Q lenda, q prazer ter conhecido esse músico🌟✌💪

[@nozecone]

Starts off with the harp wrong-way around ... so it happens to the best of us!

[@siegvash]

This man was born with an harp instead of a jaw... man, I wish i could play it like that.

[@gaaagle]

yes yes yes.

[@jean.xaviermartin6471]

❤

[@ThePetemoffat]

yes...thank you, thank you, thank you : )

[@5150zombie]

sumlins reverb f-ing drenched g-tar and everything else. good song. good song.

[@alisepultribe]

if you have nothing you still have the bluse

[@fuxgood]

Those are the only two that I know of. One of the few videos that Miss. Fred appears on. FYI...Otis Rush is still around as far as I know as well as Little Hubert Sumlin. Anybody know if Earl Hooker {John Lee Hookers cousin I think] is still alive.

[@giorgiopicker]

gawd! tnx matty

[@oaklandsam]

Oakland Sam side all right

[@fuxgood]

Yeah, I know Hubert Sumlin is still around. Never heard of Little Victor. Whats his last name and maybe a little history?

[@champagneredneck]

What song is this?

[@nozecone]

In My Younger Days.

[@macmannin]

any sauce?

[@umykam]

is otis spann playing the drums here?? wtf