Brewer Phillips plays the blues 

Mr. Phillips taught my buddy and me how to play the blues on guitar. He was like an uncle to me. I remember that '52 Telecaster, played it some too. So many stories, smiles and great music. God bless his and Miss Susie's memory. It's good to see Mr. Phillips again here.

In VERY loving memory of Mr. Willie Brewer Phillips (1933 - 1999 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

A true bluesman who´s been through it all. R.I.P Brewer.

Under-sung, under-recognized Brewer Phillips! As real as it gets, thank you, '764!

Blues at its best!!!

I used to see Brewer a lot when he was with Hound Dog & Ted from 70-75. He sure could get some awesome distortion out of his guitar & amp... I always felt he listened to a lot of Eddie Taylor and possibly Pat Hare in Memphis. Brewer told me that "West Memphis was kickin' wesley." He also was good friends with Memphis Minnie in the early 50's I believe.

I regret that I never witnessed this marvelous experience performer in person. Sad

brewer was one of the great telecaster kings of the blues!

He was a nice guy. There was no arrogance in him, just a down to earth guy.

so greate to us, the down home blues fans thanks alot for posting this

I like the Hjalmar Kings!

Qué gran gran Guitarrista de Blues❤

Man, this is amazing!

YEAH - Great stuff

Yeh lets have some fun! People forget that about the blues.

Yes!!!!

Totally coooool vid of Mr. Phillips!

awesomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

this is my grandma Lorine Duren brother

Jus nothin missin ty

How do you get those vids great man. The 2 or 3 elpee where so dear to me. If i remember well 2 studio and one live elpee. On sonet a swedish label i think. Houd Dog and Brewer with their new albums Keeping the Blues alive here in Holland and elswhere trough the those difficult seventies. Was'nt Brewer in a band with Cub koda in the USA around this time ? Joe

Hjalmar Kings som kompar BP ,är lika bra !

he died in chicago 1999

Here is the link to part 2 of this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ehq0vVZvm3Q.html

Is this recorded in Gothenburg?