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Badeye,I am loving Mr love's blues you can sure hear some Robert Johnston influence in his music. Have a good weekend!
LIKE... That is the first blues record I have, collection grew from that album...
have a great weekend Dino....
badeye 
Badeye that is great you have it on vinal,I still have a couple of my Jimmy Reed albums on vinal. but the other ones I had got destroyed. I also have a lot of old 45's mixed music,vinal is great.
missed the blues fix, but try this,, mmm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fRYrxa … load_owner
good one toots,,,, badeye
Toots is something else!
Made it to another Friday, bring on the blues...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V71Be-R6ybQ
badeye
Made it to another Friday, bring on the blues...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V71Be-R6ybQ
badeye
An amazing man and guitar player; may he rest in peace, but not so peacefully that he can't play the blues.
I did not know he passed on,great blues player we lost there.
He one of the greats Dino.... check this one out of Jeff at Stuttgart jazz fest..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIkOaTVu8uM
badeye... still Friday eh...
skip add. check out the blues....
still Friday... I was in the crowd on this nite,,, first time I ever heard of jeff healy.. wow ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKpFl17mO18
badeye... cold beer and blues....
wow he could sure make some great music,what did he die from?
Jeff Healey was a life long cancer fighter. He lost his eyes to cancer as a child. He ultimately died of some sort of cancer. But man, he rocked our world while he was alive!!!
Jeff Healey was a life long cancer fighter. He lost his eyes to cancer as a child. He ultimately died of some sort of cancer. But man, he rocked our world while he was alive!!!
Thanks for the answer Z.
blues fix commin at ya. Friday blues fix too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikHI7_PMFNc
badeye
badeye two great posts the jeff healy above was abselutly fantistic!!
Hello Friday,, Got to see these guys some 20 years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAWjSkbPC2o
skip ad and turn it up..
badeye
sounding good badeye,thanks for the share.
Saw DBB at a pub in downtown Dartmouth, NS about 35 years ago. It was called "The Wyse Owl" and was where Canadian blues great Dutch Mason first launched his career. I think DBB played several gigs there, and always packed the place ... deservedly so!
Saw DBB at a pub in downtown Dartmouth, NS about 35 years ago. It was called "The Wyse Owl" and was where Canadian blues great Dutch Mason first launched his career. I think DBB played several gigs there, and always packed the place ... deservedly so!
Nice,, We got to see them in the Anvil Tavern in your neck of the woods, Great show. Met Dutch at a house party a long time ago, he played and sang all nite long..good ole days...
badeye
I posted my new song under songwriting, but was not sure if the same "Chordians" monitored this section. Since I love the Friday Blues posts.... always great stuff on here, I thought I would post it here as well. It is country blues for sure... hope you like it and honored to be able to post on Friday Blues Fix !! 
http://www.countrytabs.com/oband/Nashjak/
click on Blue Train when you get there - have a great ride !
Isaw this on your other post and it is a really good country/blues tune.
Tenement Funster wrote:Saw DBB at a pub in downtown Dartmouth, NS about 35 years ago. It was called "The Wyse Owl" and was where Canadian blues great Dutch Mason first launched his career. I think DBB played several gigs there, and always packed the place ... deservedly so!
Nice,, We got to see them in the Anvil Tavern in your neck of the woods, Great show. Met Dutch at a house party a long time ago, he played and sang all nite long..good ole days...
badeye
That's awesome, Badeye! The Anvil is of course in Wolfville, where I went to university (Acadia). Dutchy was extremely hammered one night at the Wyse Owl, and fell backwards off the stage. I think he sprained or broke his wrist when he landed. Our group was trying to act concerned and what not, but inside we were laughing our butts off. Dutchy was so drunk he didn't know if it was Tuesday or August. I can still picture it vividly, and it still makes me grin.
Yup ... good ole days indeed!
badeye wrote:Tenement Funster wrote:Saw DBB at a pub in downtown Dartmouth, NS about 35 years ago. It was called "The Wyse Owl" and was where Canadian blues great Dutch Mason first launched his career. I think DBB played several gigs there, and always packed the place ... deservedly so!
Nice,, We got to see them in the Anvil Tavern in your neck of the woods, Great show. Met Dutch at a house party a long time ago, he played and sang all nite long..good ole days...
badeye
That's awesome, Badeye! The Anvil is of course in Wolfville, where I went to university (Acadia). Dutchy was extremely hammered one night at the Wyse Owl, and fell backwards off the stage. I think he sprained or broke his wrist when he landed. Our group was trying to act concerned and what not, but inside we were laughing our butts off. Dutchy was so drunk he didn't know if it was Tuesday or August. I can still picture it vividly, and it still makes me grin.
Yup ... good ole days indeed!
Those were the days, first time seeing Dutch play was in the basement of the El Macombo in Toronto, April Wine was sold out but the bar downstairs had the Dutch Mason blues band, was hooked on Dutch;s music ever since.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcwCXsQLeGo
badeye
good one!
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