Unfortunately Greg's vocals seemed to be mixed down way too much but it's nice to see Duane in action

 

The first recording of On Broadway ^ was in 1962. Is it possible to determine if the above, that looks like it was done mid/late 60's, is really sung or lip synched ?

I haven't changed my dance style since '68.

 

 QMS - A sweet tune from Dino with wonderful guitar from Gary Duncan and piano from Mark Naftalin.

When you grow up on music like this, the vibe never leaves you.

 

Rory Gallagher - Tore down ( 1975 )

https://youtu.be/LSRKHsgjoz8

 

Ella has some kind of malfunction at about 3 min/good time to end it

 

On 7/13/2019 at 2:01 PM, bannork said:

I haven't changed my dance style since '68.

 

I always do the 'soupy shuffle'...it's timeless...

 

 

Worst start to the rainy season I've ever known. The rice is gonna die if the rains don't come soon.

Need some QMS to calm down.

 

 

 

Great live, 13 minute version of Midnight Rambler performed in Brussels in '73.  Captured on a release called the Brussels Affair.

 

 

I'm A King Bee off of their '64 self-titled debut.

 

 

Downchild Blues Band with Down In Virginia off of their '71 Bootleg LP.

 

 

Climax Chicago Blues Band with Looking For My Baby off of their '69 self-titled debut.

 

 

After Hours by the John Dummer Band off of their '69 Cabal LP.

 

 

Hound Dog off of the same LP.

 

 

How Long, How Long Blues by Hot Tuna off of their '70 self-titled debut.

 

 

Steppenwolf with Blues Jam live at the Fillmore West from back in August '68.  Beautiful 23+ minute jam.

 

 

T.B. Sheets off of Van Morrison's '67 Blowin' Your Mind LP.

 

 

Albert's Shuffle off of the Bloomfield, Kooper, Stills '68 Super Session LP.

 

 

Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper performing Green Onions live at the Fillmore West in '68.

 

 

A live '64 performance of Blues For Roy by a very young Mike Bloomfield.

 

 

Charlie Musselwhite's Southside Band with Cha Cha The Blues off of their '67 Stand Back! Here Comes Charley Musselwhite's South Side Band debut LP.

 

 

 

Chicken Shack Etta James' classic I'd Rather Go Blind from their '70 Accept LP.

 

 

A Song For Jeffrey off of Tull's '68 debut This Was.

 

 

Live performance of One More Heartache by the Butterfield Blues Band, from their '68 The Resurrection Of Pigboy Crabshaw LP, performed on 16/01/69 in Denmark.

 

 

It’s that time again !!

Free - I’ll be creepin’ (1970)