Memphis '69: The 1969 Memphis Country Blues Festival | Full Documentary

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‪@fat_possum‬ & No Sudden Movements present 'Memphis '69'. This concert documentary, shot over 3 days in June of 1969, celebrates an American art form that unites us all. Feat. Bukka White, Furry Lewis, Fred McDowell & so much more.
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03:14 Rufus Thomas with The Bar-Kays
08:01 Bukka White
09:58 Nathan Beauregard
12:01 Sleepy John Estes & Yank Rachell
14:00 Jo Ann Kelly & "Backwards" Sam Firk
17:20 Son Thomas
20:20 Sleepy John Estes & Yank Rachell
22:07 Lum Guffin
23:21 Rev. Robert Wilkins & Family
26:09 John Fahey
28:56 Sid Selvidge with Moloch
30:53 John D. Loudermilk
35:43 Furry Lewis
42:35 Bukka White
43:53 Piano Red
47:05 Jefferson Street Jug Band with John Fahey and Robert Palmer
50:26 Insect Trust
52:25 Moloch
56:22 Johnny Winter
01:02:40 The Salem Harmonizers
01:05:34 Mississippi Fred McDowell
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@Rodrigo_Sputter 2 года назад

i don´t have words to describe...amazing!!!!!

@davidseabury2481 2 года назад

My sentiments exactly.

@vimacleod8655 2 года назад

We ooooo

@annpowers7135 Год назад

My thoughts exactly!!!!

@oursoullessguide6361 Год назад

I know exactly what you mean such a mythic time in music one of the last kernels of music from the 1800s being played in a truly authentic form but being slightly one foot in the future that's always what I've admired about the expansion of blues from like the twenties and the 30s and how it just kept growing as we hit the 60s and even today there is never been an era in blues music where you can say that wasn't very good everything the blues does for the most part as a whole is incredibly authentic

@jasonbarlow1448 11 месяцев назад

yezzzzzzzzzz lawd, a-mazing is the only word we need

@malcocreative Год назад

big middle finger to youtube for the invasive ads

@reverendg5937 6 месяцев назад

It is as bad as regular TV. Disgusting, just makes sic how corrupt.

@charleshash4919 6 месяцев назад

Hopefully some of the ad revenue finds its way back to the families of the musicians and song writers

@toterola451 5 месяцев назад

Ad free RU-vid is included with a RU-vid Music subscription. Best $10 a month I spend. Worth every penny. And as for "ad revenue reaching the survivors", this stuff is in the public domain. Advertising is how RU-vid pays the bills.

@OutOnTheTiles 3 месяца назад

Get premium,cheapo.

@user-zy5kk6br5y 3 месяца назад

Interrupted Billie Beene yesterday 4 different times with adds in a 42 minute show, I go to rumble when possible

@tomcarl8021 2 года назад

The band backing Rufus Thomas was the re-formed Bar-Kays. Most of the original band were killed with Otis Redding in December,1967. The trumpet player you see is Ben Cauley. He was the only survivor of the crash. The bass player you see briefly is James Alexander, also an original member. Otis Redding's twin engine plane only carried a small number of people. That meant one member of the band had to fly commercial and they took turns. The night the plane crashed was James Alexander's turn to fly commercial... RIP Bar-Kays. You guys were great.

@PeteR-ed9nd 2 года назад

It was a great time in the music scene in memphis, with booker t, the barkays, the sons of willie mitchell, rufus, carla, eddie floyd, Bobby whitlock, and so many more. Glad I was there to enjoy it

@LEEFORDJAGG 2 года назад

Incredibly tight.

@bradh6185 2 года назад

Thanks for this info!

@tonyedwards2064 2 года назад

Damn, Ben was on a Doc i watched not to long ago..Kid's of a prominent Memphis studio musician, then a owned a studio..Kid's run it now..He sat with alot of ole school Cat's..They also brought in some Rapper's, Snoop being one..A class of kid's learning music, an Lady back up singer's from the day..Something by the river i believe? And ya'll know you used "Walking the Dog" on their debut album don't you??

@tomcarl8021 2 года назад

@@tonyedwards2064 I know what documentary you are talking about. The STAX museum in Memphis has a music school for inner-city kids. Local Memphis musicians donate their time. Ben was one of them. He passed away a few years ago. What Ben experienced the night of the crash was heartbreaking. He found himself outside of the plane in the water. A seat cover was floating by that doubled as a floating device and he grabbed it. The plane was floating for a while and the lights inside were still on. Ben could see everyone trying to escape but there was nothing he could do. They were all looking out the windows at him as the plane sank. He then used the floating device and swam ashore. He's lucky he didn't freeze to death. It was December in Wisconsin. For the rest of his life he had to live with the memory of his friends faces looking at him helplessly through those windows right before they died. Awful.

@mikeg5192 Год назад

just an incredible group of blues legends on one stage,we will never see this type of talent ever again.

@johnstrange1382 2 года назад

I was growing up and living the blues in Memphis and I remember at night sitting out in front of the "Sharecropper" club watching the guy's play ,you could see between the boards of the building no insulation in those days.All the blues great performed there,I lived across the street.

@marlinlittle7708 2 года назад

i was there the whole time working the coke and hotdog stand

@michellebeckstrom6110 2 года назад

The stories you must have...cool

@tnrc75 2 года назад

Maaan......memories....

@Ramakeli96 Год назад

Всем здравия!😊...я наверное в прошлой жизни жил в Америке, поскольку вся эта музыка мне , как родная...хотя родился в этой жизни я в Сибири в 1966 году.....обожаю ритм анд блюз... рок-н-ролл и *nativ music ".👍🙌

@bpivr Год назад

I went for Johnny Winter but there were a ton of great acts. Good memories.

@daddytroy 2 года назад

Rufus Thomas backed by the newly reformed Barkays!!! This film is priceless!!!! All of the artists are AMAZING!!!!

@sbluez6444 2 года назад

Jo Ann Kelly‘s voice is unbelievable.

@amarshmuseconcepta6197 2 года назад

🎯

@gostrum1 2 года назад

She was wonderful. Sadly Left us way too soon 💫

@r0cccity 2 года назад

Wasn’t familiar with her before this. Her entire set I waited to see who was singing until I finally realized it was her. My mind was blown.

@Ianc1966 2 года назад

I thought the same. Amazing

@kennyguitarallen5662 2 года назад

jo ann kelly's brother plays guitar with the BLUES BAND,from england,dave kelly.

@MyRobertallen 2 года назад

God bless Memphis. Sat on bank of MI May '88 looking at pretty bridge. On way to NO. Walked down Beale, saw Sun and Graceland next day, then headed south through pine forest highway to Big Easy. Fried chicken and potato wedges at every gas station. 'If you don't know how to do it ...

@user-cs8sx3fi1y 2 года назад

Jo Ann kelly and Johnny Winter, two Legends, RIP. Thank you.

@user-ir3wb9lx3g 2 года назад

What a great chance to be back in '69 and able to see and hear James Son Thomas and Sleepy John Estes just sitting and drinking under a hard raining from Japan today !

@jerryjazzbo2845 Год назад

I didn't expect to find this film, but I'm so glad I did. Enjoyed myself just kickin' back on a Saturday afternoon. Fantastic!

@monmixer 2 года назад

Those old guitars just blow me away. the old electric Harmonies, tiesco, etc. they are hard to find and some of those are very finely made in japan guitars.

@monmixer 2 года назад

@@ciccioaporta3774 I know where there is an old Washburn Montgomery JS-6 Electric Guitar. Like 335 with the trap tail piece like new with case for 450; If it was stop tail I would buy it in heart beat. Wes Montgomery signature model

@guttorocha 2 года назад

Jo Ann kelly, Fred Mcdowell and johnny winter playing a duosonic all in the same video, thank you!!!!

@catdaddy3302 2 года назад

Ole “Newgene” Wilkins of Moloch. My friend, Lenora, married him twice.

@DanielMulloy-bg6gw Год назад

Haha.... you go Lenny!

@bawsack69 Год назад

Moloch?

@cavemanouttheeast2786 11 месяцев назад

She should be Ashamed of herself And so should he

@laynedoon7437 2 года назад

i am only five mins into watching this and i feel i want to say thank you for sharing this with us,,Rufus Thomas with The Bar-Kays performance was mesmerising,full of energy and positive vibes,,i was dancing around my bedroom and moving bits of me that aint moved in years,,and im not ashamed to tell you that it felt so good,lol

@sherrard5492 Год назад

Yep. RT and the BKs have me all warmed up to enjoy the rest of the show too. Outstanding!

@savage22bolt32 10 месяцев назад

5 minutes in & I'm looking for my earbuds!

@lootbox9465 2 года назад

Son Thomas giving me those goosebumps. How lucky are we that we get to experience this 50+ years later.......

@emilianoespinosa9723 2 года назад

Me pasó lo mismo. Literalmente al escuchar como el slide recorrió el diapasón se me puso la piel de gallina

@djtdub1 2 года назад

Same here. The dictionary fails to describe this film. I read a festival review in Downbeat at the time. It's a relief to know that 1969 Memphis had a hippie counterculture. Jim Dickinson: Total genius hipster.

@catdaddy3302 2 года назад

Memphis had a folk music culture. But we weren’t about “Puff the Magic Dragon” and shit. We’d go to the coffee house and see the same ole prewar bluesmen you see here. The Bitter Lemon was the spot!

@dhsumana407 2 года назад

Quite a Gathering toward the very late 60’s in the South - white , black , young ,old , police, male and female - all of us passing through rubbing shoulders moving on - ~Many thanks and Appreciation to everyone involved both then and now

@BlueBeeMCMLXI Год назад

Funny, you don't see all those "categories" as people. People. Naked of their nonsense, they are people. People like you better not meet people like me.

@wayne8498 2 года назад

Phenomenal. And Nathan B. born during the Civil War.

@jackrucker5049 Год назад

And then at 57 minutes in Johnny Winter blows everybody’s mind ! Love it !

@bobbyashmore9036 2 года назад

All of Gods people coming together in love of such great music. Memphis is where Iwas born and raised. This City has lost alot over the years. Thank God this music still lives in our hearts.

@johnmitchelljr 2 года назад

Too short. Nothing like blues played on a dirty guitar missing a peg. I'm selfish Can never get enough of Mr. McDowell. Thanks very much for sharing.

@jasonlynn1017 2 года назад

There most be more footage as even single songs are cut, including McDowell.

@MrStreetwalkincheeta 2 года назад

You had me at Rufus Thomas...what a treat!

@elwin38 2 года назад

When this was performed, i was only 13mos old growing up in South Memphis✌🏾👶🏾

@AnthonyMonaghan 2 года назад

14:00 The incredible Jo Ann Kelly, all the way from Streatham, South London. Incomparable talent who never gets mentioned when talk of 1960's female artists comes about. Fantastic performance.

@paulmichaud7565 2 года назад

Thanks for the tip. I didn't know there was any footage of her. She always struck me as the real deal in country blues. What a treat.

@mbsnyderc 2 года назад

Never saw her before this I was looking around going who is singing.that voice is fairly shocking sounds like Son House.I had to look her up after that sadly short lived life.

@GrahamCLester 2 года назад

I grew up in Streatham and am a big sixties fan yet I had never heard of her until today.

@AnthonyMonaghan 2 года назад

@@GrahamCLester She was the real deal. Her 1969 album Jo Ann Kelly is a masterpiece.

@kimballard8362 2 года назад

Met her one time in a beer garden, I was stepping out with her sister Susan for a good while, Dave Kelly of the same name blues band is their Brother.

@Hot_Cold_Blue 2 года назад

54:00 Moloch's singer drummer is something else.

@gitanoespana7694 2 года назад

"Mama said to Papa : let that boy boogie woogie, it's in him and it gotta come out." J.L.Hooker.

@andrewblanton5397 2 года назад

John Loudermilk's song really blew me away man. wow!

@brucefournier2391 Год назад

A beautiful, fresh take.

@zu0832 11 месяцев назад

Tobacco Road

@danielstoddart 2 года назад

To me, this is so much better than the Woodstock movie. It's just the right length, and incredibly well-produced and edited. The director, producer, and editor deserves a lot of credit.

@geoffpoole483 2 года назад

Not as up itself as Woodstock.

@wildeman1253 2 года назад

Less LSD and Coke was involved, I'm sure.

@oursoullessguide6361 Год назад

Woodstock was massively overrated and blown up into mythic proportions, Memphis blues festival, let's just say more people need to be into the blues and the less thing to music to take drugs too, too bad most of the legends are long gone

@oursoullessguide6361 Год назад

@@wildeman1253 I'm pretty sure there was quite a bit of Coke, blues Man weren't saints

@Retards_Do_Airsoft_Beach Год назад

@@oursoullessguide6361 I was gonna say I've heard allot of the older blues folks probably indulged in Grass and even speed perhaps in the early days but never once were open to such indulgence or phases

@mwilhelm77 Год назад

This is one of the most inspiring things I've ever watched. This is music being played for LOVE. There are so many "OH SHIT!" moments here, it's just fantastic.

@briteness Год назад

This is at least as interesting as the Woodstock Festival which took place a couple months later. Thank you for sharing it here.

@birdsndog5932 Год назад

This right here is why we love RU-vid. Couldn’t get it anywhere else. Thank you.

@alexkx8599 3 месяца назад

So...what is the story behind this?

@davesiler4064 2 года назад

I graduated from Memphis State in January, 1969. whoaaaa!

@bethbartlett5692 2 года назад

Class of 81' 🐾

@davesiler4064 2 года назад

@@bethbartlett5692 Smile!!!!

@jimicmore1895 2 года назад

I remember Memphis St (Larry Finch) v UCLA (Bill Walton) '73 nc game

@owenwilberforce6138 2 года назад

John Fahey is quite a remarkable part of this. Rufus Thomas and the Barkays, Bukka White? This is some dynamite footage of some super real deal artists.

@gracewoodard9134 Год назад

From Silver Spring/Takoma Park. Wonderful. Montgomery Blair High School should honor him .

@blucheer8743 Год назад

Fahey sounded like he was playing a band in a box

@davidr6991 Год назад

Absolute gold dust. The real McCoy, the like of which we won’t see again. A happy and respectful audience.

@jimicmore1895 2 года назад

Mr Thomas had the look of a banker, but when he starts strutting (walking that dogg) dude is rockin it diggin .....btw tks 4 bar kay story sad but a part of rock tragedy all through time...🇺🇸✌

@ponnywarcat3478 2 года назад

One of the best concerts I've ever watched. Really good days back then

@koonaklaster42 2 года назад

Thanks Fat Possum. Thanks Gene "Adelphi" Rosenthal. Thanks to everyone who made this happen. Australia loves you all!

@paulwellard4206 Год назад

cannot believe i have never heard this before ? Am 74 , still finding amazing music thanks to those that found and posted this GEM

@jojordan5868 2 года назад

Nice to see Johnny Winter.

@memphisweirdos3283 2 года назад

Thank you Fat Possum and everyone. This is Memphis!

@Joedeath69 Год назад

Furry Lewis’s Let Me Call You Sweetheart had me melting, absolutely fantastic!!

@jasonlynn1017 3 года назад

Fred McDowell needs to have his own DVD issued from this performance, as he is Godly, as is Sleepy John, JW, et al.; this documentary is a dream come true and should get the same coverage as Summer of Soul, Fat Possum needs to go on a propaganda spree...

@oilycanvas8374 2 года назад

Agreed!

@mysteryjesus 2 года назад

I would bet that what you saw is all the footage there is.

@rebbeshort 2 года назад

@@mysteryjesus All the footage that's fit to print, anyway.

@macarius8802 2 года назад

Amen!

@masokotanga7356 2 года назад

As a damned good guitarist; this is a treasure I've just discovered. The sound is beautiful for its age. Sounds great.

@paulbgraham4936 Год назад

So glad I found this - this is great. I was listening to country blues back then starting as a young teenager - that's why I still like to play it! And I always preferred the Memphis Stax sound over Motown. Stax artists were the best.

@Stewkeithmtb 2 года назад

oh my god, what an absolute treasure this is.

@richardfinlayson1524 2 года назад

Fantastic, cool to see the insect trust in there, and Joanne Kelly, excellent

@meredithcarter7559 2 года назад

I have wanted to see this for decades. Even though I live in Memphis area, I have never found a source for viewing it all. Really appreciate you finally making it available!

@catdaddy3302 2 года назад

I was there! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thanks for sharing this. I see friends long gone now. ❤️

@jimicmore1895 2 года назад

Did you see yourself in the vid

@ianng5098 2 года назад

Never felt so much warmth in my entire life.

@starcloud4959 2 года назад

Oh my only concerts be this good once again.

@rapidrhinoplumbing-monrovi3269 2 года назад

An amazing document of this time and place. Thanks for the spots an John Fahey and Johnny Winter. I met and talked to John Fahey In L.A. in 1969. A brilliant and really nice guy, and quite learned in music.

@craigroseburgh9348 2 года назад

Johnny Winter’s solo was just abt everything. Bad man!

@volkerjanssen7905 2 года назад

Oh Maaan! That opener with Rufus Thomas really kicked my ass! Thanks for sharing this beautiful piece of music history.

@njuham 2 года назад

So good picture quality and the colours so vivid.

@johnhackley1626 2 года назад

I was in the Army hospital in Japan, sigh................

@songpoets-ramcey 2 года назад

Unreal!? What a treasure. I only wish that it were 12 hours long and featured more songs by each artist! - Ramcey in Nashville

@gabydersch1482 2 года назад

Best music ever. 💯 1960's Great. One of the best music documentaries I've had the privilege of watching. Lots of soul and great talent. Love the movie cameras they were using. I was 17 in 1969. Thank you. God bless you. 💗➕💗

@berniek-1713 2 года назад

Alléluia, merci Seigneur pour le Gospel et la foi en Jésus de cette génération !

@dannywalshbanned 2 года назад

Man what a scene with Fred McDowell, cool to see the dude there recording it too :)

@electricchurchmusic4298 2 года назад

Peace from Sweden !

@guitarnickbluealgroovyrus Год назад

Great line up! The umbrella held by pretty young ladies was also a great idea.😎💙

@charliereavley9130 2 года назад

A tremendous piece of work, and wonderful to see such legendary blues maestros. Also seeing Jo Ann Kelly an absolute bonus, she was a sad loss to the blues.

@CuttingEdgetools 2 года назад

What a Mind Blower opening Act-Rufus and the Bar-Kay’s!!!! The Bar-Kay’s were the tightest Blues Fund Band on the Planet in 1969’--What a Treasure of The Roots of Blues/Gospel. So much Soul pours out of every act-Thanks from the Bottom of my Heart for putting this Amazing Treasure out here for posterity. -Please Keep it posted!!!!! I’ll be feasting on this Manna as long as it’s here❤️🇺🇸

@Hungry_Hunter 2 года назад

Oh man this is just so good right from the very first song Walking that dawg. Best version of Tobacco road I've ever heard.

@LEEFORDJAGG 2 года назад

JD Loudermilk, wrote the song. Certainly an absorbing rendition by the writer.

@flagwanker6346 2 года назад

Burka White. Fucking fabulous

@osiruskat 2 года назад

a great historical document. Some people in the crowd I recognize which is pretty funny. It's been 50 years...wow.

@georgebethos7890 2 года назад

God bless you 🙏

@rca6576 4 месяца назад

I am so fortunate we lived there back in the day. God the exposure to music was fantastic. Something we took for granted as just "normal" Memphis is special.

@johnlattimer350 2 года назад

Love me some Fat Possum! Thank You!!! This is the music and musicians I heard too many decades ago that keep me playing today. Music is life. At least it's life affirming. ;) Thank You, Jeff Esworthy and WKSU for exposing my mind and soul to the music that keeps me going 40 years later! ;O My gratitude is eternal. This music has been the salvation to my soul and sanity through many trying times. The last couple years being some of the most trying.

@KingOFuh 3 месяца назад

Hell yes. The great JOHN LOUDERMILK from Tobacco Road itself, Durham NC. I love his songs, Paper Tiger, Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye, Big Daddy's Alabammy Bound, Break My Mind, Tobacco Road, Indian Reservation, Abilene, A Rose and a Baby Ruth, Ebony Eyes, Norman.

@RiffChris 2 года назад

This is holy freaking footage! Thanks to Fat Possum from Denmark!

@flynnt1953 2 года назад

Greetings from England. Thanks so much for sharing, it's great to see some of these true blues legends.

@DanielMulloy-bg6gw Год назад

This was my first full month on the planet.... I was born May 24th, 1969.

@matthewwilliams7735 2 года назад

Take it easy on them Booker! What a master craftsman.

@GuajoloteGonzales 2 года назад

I never thought that Insect Trust's and Moloch's archival footage ever existed!!!

@bistredehomard2123 2 года назад

I love John Fahey 's song, from the Zabrieski Point picture

@jasonayres Год назад

I've seen the name John D. Loudermilk on the back cover of many records, writing this and co-writing that, many years ago, but I've never actually seen him perform anything, until now. Interesting. Thanks.

@baronoflivonia.3512 Год назад

Mississippi Fred McDowell, fantastic record of his performance. And Rufus Thomas with The Bar-Kays was a blast.

@derekemrie2987 Год назад

death Letter Blues by female artist, very good rendition, Nice reworking of R. J. classic "Crossroads Blues", and love that gospel blues of the Reverand Robert Wilkins, lot more too!! GThanks for posting!

@sebastiendamarey6673 2 года назад

Johnny Winter with "Memory Pain" from "Second Winter" great moment !!!

@TM-jo4wz Год назад

I was 14. Just starting. Great music. Thanks for posting.

@grahamjordan8278 10 месяцев назад

Just before Woodstock! 1969....what a summer THAT was!!

@howlinhonky 7 месяцев назад

Good point

@GOMF-eq4qc Год назад

Thanks, Fat Possum. Seen a lot of blues in my 67 years living around Chicago. Some took these guys for granted at the time. If you could bring them back you could fill a major stadium.

@davidbusen545 Год назад

Of my friends that never made it you could fill a stadium. God Rest their souls.

@tonyjones1560 2 года назад

Politics can't save us. Neither can religion. But MUSIC? Yo...plug in the guitars, throw some ice over the beer, leave that BS in the alley with the trash and LET'S PARTY! I had an acquaintance who made it home from Vietnam in time to attend Woodstock, the week after being discharged from the army. Nobody called him a "babykiller" (although I know other vets who "busted some beaks" after being called that). But this guy? Dudes shared their "wacky terbacky" with him and several young women did their best to "heal" him of the horrors of war... In any case, *thank you* for this video. Never knew there was such a thing and watching this video has made my day...and it's been a pretty good day!

@erileneheinsen14 2 года назад

No wild shredding - just THE BLUES…

@mariorenato674 2 года назад

Many thanks to Fat Possum for upload this gem. I'm grateful. ✌🏻🍄🎸

@lesliestevenson5261 2 года назад

Wow…Rev Robert Wilkins…whole set? Absolutely brilliant and far too short! The whole thing is good but deffo my highlight.

@elldre3 2 года назад

A very good book on the 1960's Memphis music scene written by Robert Johnson---"It Came from Memphis", discussed the festival in detail.

@BertisGuitar 2 года назад

That would be Robert Gordon - his book Respect Yourself: Stax Records and the Soul Explosion is another fine record of the period.

@daveguitarnowski4402 2 года назад

I agree. I read it before my wife and I went to Memphis a couple years ago, and it gave me such an appreciation for the music. The music you can hear at the Rock and Soul museum, the Stax/Volt studio is worth the trip alone. Not to mention going to Sun Studios and standing RIGHT THERE....

@daylesuess552 2 года назад

Johnson was dead decades before this.

@tmcsweeney3104 2 года назад

@@daylesuess552 Robert Gordon is the author's name.

@lesliemountain1335 2 года назад

Thank you! Post of the century as far as I am concerned.

@jeffreyconyers8735 2 года назад

The musicians throwing down. Salute to these talented legends

@Juliasblues 2 года назад

And I've been a Blues fan, tried and true, exactly since 1969 ! Big Love.

@johnpaulsecond4626 2 года назад

can get a sense of what is going on in america then just watching this unbelievable footage; nathan has to be the greatest; hope to see you up there man with all the greats;

@artboy11000 2 года назад

I was there! And this truly captures the event!

@charlesluallen3170 2 года назад

we used to see piano red around atlanta 1970s underground atlanta later own all the rock clubs ,opened for keith richards and new barbarians 1979 ,red opened for peter tosh during his rolling stones years great blues doc