Howlin' Wolf & Eric Clapton ~ ''Goin' Down Slow''&''I Want To Have A Word With You''1970 

Whenever I have those kind of experiences, I tend to be extremely high...always asking, What's real?

@@markwilensky5547 Everything outside is unreal, illusion. It's constantly changing as we change. Inside of us is a constant unchanging reality. In order to experience it we have to take our attention from our thoughts & find the stillness in our hearts. That's where all the doubts & questions disappear. We get glimpses of it now & then. When we are "in the moment." It's a familiar feeling. One we can hardly believe we've forgotten - but caught up the world of the mind & our day to day lives - we've lost touch with it. We've become robots. We are not who we think we are. We are something far more incredible than we can imagine. Beings of Love & Light. Inside of us is a higher consciousness & awareness that can't be put into words. That's who we really are. The rest is just a movie...

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think it must be the same tour. I saw him play the 100 club in oxford street London, amasing gig

Man, I got chills just reading that. You definitely never would forget that!

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards met him at Chess Records in Chicago around the same time (or 1969?) and almost wet themselves because of his imposing figure (weighing some 275 pounds/125 kilos, standing tall at 6'3"/1.91)...

I am sure he did for sure. Respect was there in the room with them two. 😄😎😃🎸🎤🎹

🤘🌞✌❤🔥🐇🧘

And he grows on you if u don't hear him in a while

Yes it does •́ ‿ ,•̀

Goosebumps… I don’t even know why I fell in love with the blues… Jeesh! It was long before I messed up my life too..

How. ? .Could this. Be? Cheated out of his Rightfully earnings ? Somebody please check into this ! His heirs should have something. ! William Randolph Eason

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Soul to soul. Music in the raw. Awesome

Wiki say the opposite! So, please let us know! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howlin%27_Wolf

He had more than money could ever buy

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Dam Gaura Das...u got it goin on cool god bless u

I was honoured to meet him and shake his hand on a blues cruise in New York in the 1990s.

Hubert Sumlin!!!!!

Yea man I dig, that the way it supposed to be, all musicians did that. Borrowed and gave props 2 the originals

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Clapton goin' to town on that 6 string tho..

@@veteranaffiliate yeah really impressed i thought clapton didnt have itt but he got it this tune spot on raw shit

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Harp player is right up there.

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The tone he's getting here is very much like what Hubert Sumlin was doing on tracks like the original "300 lbs. of Joy." I think that was a conscious decision on Eric's part. He plays a classic Hubert lick in his solo, which must have made Hubert, who was in the control room, feel pretty good. I think Eric felt that they should have just gone ahead and let Hubert play instead of him, but the whole record was planned around the fact that there were going to be big stars on it.

Check out R L Burnside

Any guitar player worth a shit would gladly be wolf's rhythm guitar player. Wtf is a rhythm guitar player anyway? One that don't suck?

@@carlsmith1263 how you can compare R.L. Burnside with Hubert Slumin, a very different stuff! mate!!!

Gtfoh matey. English tards dont know the blues.

a freakin GREED! he was a GREAT slinger. Rhythm quitariarist? whomover said that had what little brain he or she had had their heads up their ass

I agree. The sound and the playing is exactly what i'm always looking for in the blues.

Good morning and I strongly urge you to check out a young man by the name of Christone Kingfish Ingram. You'll be in way better understanding by and by with Kingfish Ingram!

Chris is great so is Eric Gales. But there still a lot of bluesmen out here as well who carry it on

I was about to recommend kingfish and gales, I'm happy to see I'm not the only one aware of fresh blues

Kingfish is no Howling Wolf The world has changed. You can't recreate Chicago blues or Delta blues. There will never be another Robert Johnson. Clapton himself was doing a lot of stuff that Wolf would never do.

Blues today tends to follow a stylized version of the B.B. King model (not that there's anything bad about that), and that organic, raw guttiness seems to be missing in a lot of it. It's like they're afraid to really slam on a single riff, and get the point across. Too often they don't sound like they really mean it -- at least not like the Chicago blues guys, and the Delta blues guys did.

Nowadays most musicians want to show how much and how fast and how many paradiddles and eighth notes and sixteenth notes they can put in a phrase, as opposed to feeling the heartbeat or expressing what they feel... They just want to be heard, and it is so sad...

That’s Ringo for yah!!

this is sorta plastic ono band with wolf instead of john and yoko

HOWLIN WOLF 🦊COULD REALLY HOWL...HIS VOICE BROUGHT THE BLUES OUT OF HIM❤❤❤WHAT A GREAT MAN...HAVE NO MERCY ON MY SOUL, 👏? Daddy Paddie

STUPIDITY DONT HAVE NO SOUL

Pretty sure he is American

I love it

I agree. One of the very greatest of the original bluesmen backed by a tight band of top British rockers.

Anyone who doesn’t like this album is a blithering idiot who doesn’t appreciate the blues.

Love that album!! Learned to play guitar listening to it. ❤🎶🎶

I got the vinal when it came out almost 50 years ago. Excellent throughout, like Muddy Waters and Butterfield, Fathers and Sons.

Drummers of my generation get lost up in the fills and soloing of drummers like Neil Pearl, yet here’s Ringo laying down a tight groove and totally making the song.

Interestingly, it isn't Wolf; it's Jeff Carp. (

@@saragreenberg8885 That is interesting, thank you

Yo B Roq. You should check out Charlie Musselwhite's harp on Eric Bibb's Six O'clock Blues. I guarantee you'll love it.

@@herry8488 I certainly will sir. Appreciated

Yo B Roq. Me again. Just remembered two other great pieces of harp are Missionary Man by the Eurythmics and Suicide Blonde by INXS. You probably know them. If so I'll just give you a worthwhile reminder. PS only trouble with these I've mentioned, is they ain't nowhere near long enough. You agree?

GOD

And they really liked all The money those English white boys were helping them make

+Joe Schmoe he's played with EVERYone..... I mean... Howlin' Wolf, Aretha Franklin, Phil Collins, The Beatles, Gerry Rafferty, Rolling Stones......

Wish there was one...

"Did you know Clapton could have a greatest hits album for all the session work he did over the years." So ???? AND ??? what is your point? What does this have to do with this particular video??

Joe's got a point - Clapton's done a lot of session work, probably some the world hasn't seen. I guess we're big fans of the man, so we'd love to hear some of that stuff.

cool it John baby

Hooodo man

The father and one of his sons!

He Eric also came down to Austin Texas on the 4th year after Steve Ray vaunn died .he jammed at Stevie's statue with a friend .Eric is a true person who has a great heart

That was a real fine thing, Mr. Clapton did for a true presence in music history.

He owned his truck it didn't own him

Clapton made sure Skip James got royalties for "I'm so glad" unlike some other big names who didn't give credit to any of the original writers. www.funeralwise.com/digital-dying/man-saves-graves-john-fogerty-bonnie-raitt-former-vintage-guitar-dealer-named-skip-henderson-helped-preserve-mississippis-blues/

Clapton feels guilty ...fuck him!!! Yep i said it...look it up..racist to his heart..but wanna play the Blues...i have 0 respect for him!!!!

You don't know too much about the Wolf. His band all had medical insurance coverage, and he paid them well.

who's playing piano?

Thanks for the information!

trombonisteau What piano?

charlie watts drums, surely?

angus sampson : No , that’s Ringo on drums not Charlie.

The song is how we talk down south. Raw emotions

prefer hubert w wolf

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Right, Orange Knight. Much better. I'd take Hubert Sumlin's playing over Eric Clapton's any day of the week and twice on Sunday.

Buddy Guy

Damn right

It's simple. Blues & guitar.

Absolutely wonderful tone!

everything under the sun is wonderful isn't it??