Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble – Cold Shot
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble’s official music video for ‘Cold Shot!’ Does it get any better than Chris and Tommy being fully set up in Stevie’s hospital room? The…
Woke Up This Morning by Freddie King (Live in 1975)
Freddie King – Woke Up This Morning – Live in 1975! Now, this is the real, deep, purest blues the way it really should be this you can really feel!…
Midnight Blues by Gary Moore (Live)
Gary Moore – Midnight Blues Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1990. This is so great! Sill miss you, Gary, even though it’s been years! Thank you for leaving your music for…
Suzie Q by Johnny Winter (Live at Rockpalast)
On this night JOHNNY WINTER, who had played at Woodstock, irrevocably established his name in Europe. He gave one of the most important concerts in the total of 17 Rockpalast…
It’s Blues Time by ZZ TOP (Live)
First heard them in 73 when a friend played their first two albums for me. He told me they were playing at j.j’s, a little club on Pacific coast highway…
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer by John Lee Hooker (Official Music Video)
“One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer” official music video, from album “Chill Out” (1995). “Legend” is not enough to describe him. Known to music fans around the world as the…
Killing Floor by Samantha Fish (Live)
Live in Hackettstown, 2014. Filmed by Joan Mallotides aka BluesBroad. Howlin wolf’s killing floor. love this song! She does a real nice job on this song. She’s got real talent…
C Jam Blues by Oscar Peterson (Live)
Live in Denmark, 1964! So cool how you can hear Peterson singing the melody to himself as he plays. It’s the straight brain-to-keys transmission. That’s incredible musicianship on display. A…
Crossfire by Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble (Live)
Stevie Ray Vaughan performing “Crossfire” live in Austin, TX! Total package. Love his voice, his moves on stage, and those guitar skills. GOAT! Lyrics: Day by day night after night…
Think by Aretha Franklin from The Blues Brothers
Aretha Franklin performing ‘Think’ in the 1980 film The Blues Brothers! That’s not a voice, it’s a weapon! What a power-house that woman was. Untouchable! Aretha was authentic right down…