Sonny Boy Williamson- "Don't Start Me To Talking/Coming Home To You Baby" 1963 [RITY Archives] 

Important point.

What was the vibe in the room seeing Little Walter play live? That must've felt amazing!

Awesome. Thanks for sharing your story old timer

Maybe remove the ads, that should work. I don’t fkn get it. There all gone who is benefiting from this

Amazing harp and voice Sonny was amazing!!

I remember my grandfather listening to him but if you see him in person how old are you because I am 60

Lucky you!❤️

Well ,Magareth Im 75 this year still look like a boy on drums. Best wishes from john.

Lucky you. That was a treat.

@@cobrastrikesagain6385 Please tell more

Don't start me to talkin, I'll tell everything I know...

It's all we talk about, he had it in spades

Smoke in the City.

Its called blues music

i’m born1984 from france i m enjoying his musics

The blues left with these people, agree. Now is like progressive blues if I might say.

An Harp in the key of F? Wow... i used to think that he play an harp in the key of D in this video! Great! P.S. sorry for my bad english

Actually its a Bb harmonica played second position which is the key of F

The Rocking Dead I don’t think is a Bb harp I mean the harmonica is sound Is bright like a F harp more than the Bb harp is darker. I would say, I tried the triplets solo he did on the F harp and it was so accurate.

The Rocking Dead the second position is in C he plays a harp in F

@@brankobergstrandmusic Did you actually tried playing it with a Bb harmonica in the second position(Cross harp/melodyan)? And you wrong 2nd position is Not C but F! Bb played 1st position(straight harp) is Bb Bb played 2nd position(cross harp/Melodyan) is F ! Go look it up

It does! Another legend accompanying a Blues legend.

WOW! 😲

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They aren't fit to be human beings. If this isn't the best of Blues artistry ever nothing is!

Not only hear him -- but SEE him. I had vinyl albums of his, and now have RU-vid and can see him perform. Thank you for these wonderful videos, and for valuing and presenting the underappreciated blues music. 🎵

Sempre meu caro

Sempre !!!

Take care yourself men long live the blues music

Bro 2024 LSD makes this gasoline ASF I hope the people wat hing really understand the talent they were witnessing

Exactly

Yup. They didn't know the stops. The best version is the Chess version with Muddy Waters, Jimmy Rogers, Willie Dixon, Otis Spann and Fred Below.

@8 Bit Hero if you think that it looks like they were grooving, and being "respectful"rock on buddy

@@jimmydjimmyd1349 This was a UK TV folk music show. People sat and listened (Sonny Boy had NEVER appeared in the UK before, he was SOMETHING!) and showed their appreciation at the end of a number.

What?! My favorite blues musician Sonny Boy Williamson on harmonica played with my favorite jazz musician on saxophone!? I saw the Sophisticated Giant play many times, but never Sonny Boy. Do you know when and where, and if it was taped or filmed? There's an album of Sonny Boy Williamson playing with The Yardbirds.

@@marymichael1211 It happened in Milan with Gordon, I don't know when, for sure in '60s. There is also an album with the Animals, same period in UK, another one with Brian Auger, Jimmy Page, Joe Harriot, Alan Skidmore and others, a jam session in studio, just before leaving UK for USA for the last time, after some months he passed away. Especially in the album you can see his skills in playing with jazz musicians, it's one of my favorite albums. Before passing away he was meeting with "The Band", social meetings in the US South. He has been a great influence, same as Muddy Waters, for the young British musicians. These two paved the way for the rock stars of '60s in England. The album with Yardbirds, is a real masterpiece.

Thank you so much for all of this information. I saw Dexter Gordon play a few times at Keystone Korner in San Francisco after he returned to America. At the end of the set the 6'5" Sophisticated Giant would take a deep bow and extend his saxophone lying lengthwise out in front of him. I never had the opportunity to see Sonny Boy in person nor at all playing until gratefully the technology to see videos. I know that the blues, especially Muddy Waters, was an influence on British rock but I didn't know that Sonny Boy travelled around and played with so many, and jazz and Dexter Gordon! Each had such a different and distinctive mesmerizing musicality, sophisticated style, and classy character that it would be a unique experience to hear and see them together playing live. I'll just have to imagine it, and enjoy what is available. Thanks again. 🎶✨

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