Jim Byrnes is the reason why I started listening to blues music - he's awesome! Great voice, fantastic songs! Peter did good on this, too. Not as brilliant (but how could he) - but still very good.
These two men are hot by themselves, put them together...SINGING the blues. Geez..the temp in this room went up in this room by 50 degrees. Thank you for posting this!
@@Lynt awesome thank you for that. I just came across this gem today after work. i just rewatched the series after not seeing it since i was a kid and it was just as good as i remembered these two are amazing
Jim is just awesome. He's going to be I. Concert the day after I leave Vancouver from a business trip there. And with this, add in Peter?!?! Just fantastic duo. And this is one the many of Jim's CDs that I've bought. I highly recommend them.
Oh, ez egyszerűen fantasztikus! Ezer és millió köszönet, hogy feltöltötted :D Nem is tudtam hogy Peter ENNYIRE JÓL tud énekelni... de hát, aki tökéletes, az tökéletes :D
He plays methos who calls himself the good doctor Adams in highlander, and he plays the Doctor love of queen of swords in queen of swords, and he is an actual freaking doctor in real life, so ya, the good doctor
No, he is not the same person who sings Eighteen With A Bullet, that man is Pete, not Peter Wingfield. But he is the actor who plays Tanith in Stargate SG-1.
before I would have started reading your comment, I felt that you will write something very similar, so I'm a bit jealous if you forgive :)) sooooo good for you :))
Gina Wilhelm hoochie coochie is a reference to blues, "Hoochie Coochie Man" is a song recorded by Muddy Waters. Jesuit refers to Jim's faith. In other words, he's a blues playing Catholic.
