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Awesome

I homed in on the mid bit where the bass plays the percussion part as well as the rhythm......

bet the local drummers really love that guy, he makes them redundant

Awesome

diet: I wonder if this is the same chap?
https://soundcloud.com/tetsuya-ueda

I'd been reading about Anita O'day and that led to a fella called Harry Gibson aka 'Harry the Hipster', no really, internet search for him.

Proto rock n roll from 1944.


I hear bits of Louis Jordan, Jerry Lee Lewis and the visuals of Kid Creole in this.


About 10 years ahead of the curve or what?

wow, thanks

I got Jerry lee meets Jim Carrey

got to wonder why he's not more well known

A pleasure Ed, there's a short documentary here if you've got 30 mins to spare.

Found it. I love this concert footage, Colin Hodgkinson and Alexis Korner.

Colin's sound, the groove, Alexis's singing, all of it, awethumne (IMO).


I recorded the whole program when it was shown on TV that this clip comes from on my Dad's then-new-fangled VHS VCR in about 1982, about 2 years before I started playing Bass, this concert was one of the reasons I started.

Wow !
Very tasty .
And I see now from Wikipedia, Ten Years After 50 years after !

awesome, dontcha just love CH!

I have to say it though(I know, the records stuck) but doesn't that session remind you of

'ain't got the blues no more ah cid...oh yeah, one duck jumped up lord, nuther one quackin'

one thing leads to another...look see what I found...this a very brave man to try this:



and the real mccoy:

Big Sound on that 1st clip Ed, corrrr!

This clip has bowled me over time and time again, blimey, what monster POWER and rawness. Awethumne x millyuns (IMO).