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    Yup, I was definitely on the wrong continent, LOL. I was stateside during most of the 60's, other than a two year stint in Germany from '66~'67. Rawhide I'm familiar with as I used to watch it. The rest were Belgian and Dutch, other than Ivanhoe, which was British. Whilst in Germany I didn't watch any TV, other than football. Only listened to music on the BBC.
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    Bonnie Raitt performing Love Me Like A Man live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium, Oakland, CA on Nov. 26, '89. Time to turn the reigns over to Mutt Daeng.
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    Some nice historic footage of Sister Rosetta Tharpe live in Machester in '64. This video needs an upward volume adjustment as at normal volume it's muted.
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    Memphis Minnie with Me And My Chauffeur Blues recorded on May 21, 41.
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    Elizabeth Cotten with an instructional movie clip of Freight Train illustrating the two-finger, or rather thumb and index finger "cotton pickin" style.
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    British blues lady Jo-Ann Kelly from Streatham, South London, England with Louisiana Blues off of her '69 self-titled album. I would imagine many hearing this without any knowledge of who the artist is would easily mistake it for a classic American black female blues artist. Top shelf blues.
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    Bessie Smith, with chorus, in a '29 movie clip performing St. Louis Blues.
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    Koko Taylor with I'm A Woman off of her '73 The Earthshaker album.
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    Big Mama Thorton live in '71 performing Rock Me Baby. Dustin Hoffman makes a guest audience appearance at the start.
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    Let's not forget the ladies. Etta James performing I'd Rather Go Blind live at Montreux in '75.
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    John Lee Hooker, Carlos Santana and Etta James performing Blues Boogie Jam live at the Fillmore Auditorium, San Fran, on 18 July '86.
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    Lightnin' Hopkins performing Going To Louisiana, That Woman Can't Carry No Heavy Load and other numbers live at Austin City Limits in '79.
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    I didn't see you post McDowell's version of Baby Please Don't Go before I posted Them's version. I must have unwittingly gotten on your wavelength, Mutt Daeng. So to bring this full circle here's Big Joe Williams recording of Baby Please Don't Go from '35.
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    Albert King showing some raw guitar power with Blues Power off of his '68 Live Wire/Blues Power album.
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    And who can forget their '68 title track Journey To The Center Of The Mind?
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    Lots of artists covered Baby Please Don't Go over the years but for shear energy I go with the version found on the Amboy Dukes self-title 37 debut album. Ted Nugent rocks on this number, both on vocals and on guitar.
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    A true classic. Them with their '64 A-side single cover of the delta blues standard first recorded by Big Joe Williams in '35, Baby Please Don't Go.
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    For the sake of comparison, the Led Zeppelin version of Dazed And Confused. A much more polished version. Especially John Bonham's drumming.
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    This album was released for a week around 1999 and then pulled, apparently by Jimmy Page, In 1968 The Yardbirds went into the studio to record a second album (after Little Games) with Jimmy Page, only 6 tracks were completed. This was one of them.
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    One of the better pussy whipped songs of the 60's.
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    Awesome guitar solo, MJCM. My body thanks you for that. No more stiffness. I'm all loosened up now.
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    I missed it. I must of been on the wrong continent at the time.
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    Smiling Phases off of their self-titled Blood, Sweat & Tears second album released in '69. I never owned the album. I didn't have to. My neighbor always played it loud enough for me to hear.
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    Another progressive late 60's rock band that successfully incorporated brass and horns was Blood, Sweat & Tears. I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know off of their '68 debut Child Is Father To The Man album.
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    South California Purples from that same masterful album.

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