Chris Farlowe: the story of Stormy Monday Blues 

The comment by the American blues singer who assumed Chris was black is one of the greatest compliments I've heard. He's a truly superb singer and I'm delighted he is still performing 50 years on from being at number 1. Respect!

Absolutely, saw him as part of Colosseum in 1972..fantastic voice and performance..one of the all time greats..thanks

He sounds like no one and no one sounds like him. Unique voice and unique face!

Thanks for posting this. Never seen by me before. Chris has the most beautiful skin as well as a great voice. xx

Thanks so much for posting this. Great memories of early mornings at The Flamingo and punch-ups in The Scene, just off Gt Windmill St! Still got my original Sue vinyl.

Two of the original Thunderbirds ! Great !

Mister Farlowe, YOU ARE GREAT!!!!

Scary voice...non duplicable

Little Joe Cook, lol! I had an LP in the late 60s "Here comes some soul from Otis Redding and Little Joe Curtis" Litle Joe was reputed to be, and certainly sounded like, Chris Farlowe!! I have just been trawling Google, and other than that album, i cant find any info on litle joe. Chris still has a great voice tho!

Search for Video "Colosseum - Theme for an imaginary western". Great vocals by Chris Farlowe!

That story is included here and starts at about 2:35

Albert Lee is playing his Music Man signature model guitar, made to his specs just for him.

Is that Albert Lee playing with him?

Sure looks like him, cheeky smile and the same runs (IMHO)... (but where's the Telecaster?)

Who is the guitar player, does anyone know?

its not all about top twenty hits mozart never had a number one !!!

Gibsons are more suited to that old folk blues sound, aren't they?