Howlin' Wolf on Shindig Broadcast Date May 20, 1965 

.....and not take these bluesmen music as their own & don't give credit where it was due ALA Led Zeppelin!!😡

​@@smoothoperator7023you're 100% correct about Zeppelin

Yep, they gave respect where respect was due. That's real class.

Nessie 101 harmonica

1-Shot slinger Sonny Boy 2 taught him!!! Sonny Boy would come to see Wolf’s Sister. Wolf bugged him to teach him Harp. Wolf was a wonderful Harp, Guitar player and of course a FANTASTIC, NEVER MISTAKEN VOCALIST, to say the LEAST! I NEVER get tired of listening to Wolf!!!

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Was even schrikken toen ik Brian Jones zag zo mooi ...en zo jong Onvergetelijk R.I.P ❤🇳🇱 🙏( Maandag 27 Maart Jaar 2023 Tijdstip 19:21 uur Avond.

A very young Billy Preston at the piano.

He was a good entertainer and mean

God I am jealous you saw him. He's always been my favorite and I bought his box set. I especially enjoyed where he talked about his life in between tracks.

Knetchel played with many of the great acts. He played bass on the Doors tunes "Twentieth Century Fox" and "Light My Fire." He played bass and harmonica for The Byrds' recording of Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man." He first came to my attention when he was a member of Bread.

was brian saying "shut up" to jagger or the host?

sisgaia there's a story that Ray Brown did overdubs on the bass part in the basement away from everybody on Light My Fire

Thanks for the info. Nice to see some of the more knowledgeable folks are still around.

@@lamper2 Jagger

Totally & absolutely spot on. An all round multi - instrumentalist & artiste. The Stones was his creation & he named his band from a; Muddy Waters album 'Rollin Stone Blues'. He was the founder & front man of his band - until it got hi- jacked & he was kicked out by the glimmer twins. Check out the Jean Luc Godard film ' Sympathy for the Devil.' You can cut the animosity towards Jones with a knife. The isolation & exclusion for him was painful - Sort of equivalent to the last Beatles film 'Let it be'. Proud of BJ for getting Howlin Wolf some recognition in the UK & in USA. It's obvious BJ was relishing every sacred moment & soaking up the atmosphere of HW. Compared to jagger who only got animated when he saw HW doing his rubber legged dance. As Charlie Watts always said 'There's no Stones - Without Brian Jones.'

And Keith getting to meet one of his heroes- James Burton. Many years later he would induct James into the R&R Hall of Fame- having lobbied them to create a sidesmen category to get James and Johnnie Johnson into the Hall.

+Bruce Levy appeared every week with the blossoms

Blues was forged in the fires of injustice. The irony is that this great music wouldn't exist with without injustice. It's interlinked and codependent like ying and yang. How many blues artists died in poverty, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Blind Blake, Blind Willie McTell, Robert Johnson.... Few modern singers can match the emotional intensity and authenticity of the old blues singers.

If only he had some dental care, would have Ben more famous than the stones.. 🙃🤦‍♀️👹

4.22 would b banned today for way too much gyration in front of the white womens.. loved how they were positioned and dressed

Thank you , ask help !!!!!

Muddy Waters said "Thank God for the hippies". He was amazed in about 1968, when he faced his first all white audience. The blues was dying out, as black people lost interest and embraced funk and soul. The white discovery of black blues, was due to the Stones, The Animals, and Canned Heat, who resurrected the career of Albert Collins, who had given up music and was painting houses. Johnny Winter was big on re-popularizing Muddy Waters. Stevie Ray Vaughn's idol was Albert King and recorded a DVD with him.

R&B was a semi-neglected niche genre in the States for a long while until people like Bo Diddly came over here and influenced, amongst others, the Rolling Stones who repackaged the music and took it back to the States.

When wolf’s regular guitarist , Hubert Sumlin died a few years ago, The Rolling Stones called the funeral parlor and paid the bill.

yeah that harmonica flip at 1:49 fairly made me smile!

Sad that Jagger, who got so many of his early moves from The Wolf, later imitated David Bowie and Lady Gaga. He should have stuck to his original instincts.

+Robert Moulton lady gaga??? are you high? try tina turner!

And then next decade, he'd be recording and touring with the Stones.

I noticed. Ida thought Leon Russell would’ve gotten the gig, being in the Shindogs and all.

Billy Preston didn't play with the Beatles until early 1969 (three-and-a-half years later than this performance).

'sexually'? Popular with the ladies I assume?

That would have been "Groovy!"

What is the name of this song , let the description please !!!!

This was 1956, the blues was not dead at this time, it was still fairly new, and Howling Wolf was at the top of the blues game at this point, his career needed no resurrection from the stones, in fact, the stones were covering his songs in the UK, and acting as if they created them.

Thanks Deadpool