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  • #33,241
  • May 15, 2019 1:06am May 15, 2019 1:06am
Quoting TimeTells
{quote} That would've been great RJ, I never got to see BB play live. And I'd not heard of Robert Randolph Band, wow innovative pedal steel work. Very interesting, cheers.

Robert and the family (cousins mainly) played a lot at church so their roots are in gospel music. the band has a lot of original material as well as some covers, but they play many genres of music, and they do it well. I really like their music......

ps I did see a clip where Robert was playing with BB King, and BB stopped playing to watch Robert play. His comment was "man, you can really play that thing!!"

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  • #33,242
  • May 15, 2019 6:06am May 15, 2019 6:06am
Great again from Robert and his band, RJ.


Thus ends the 50's. Patience was required yes lol, old music, but has its relevance even today.

The final 2 from me.

Ike Turner continues to claim he started Rock N Roll with the song Rocket 88 when playing with Jackie Brenston & his Delta Cats
(but there were earlier claims imo, in the 40's lol).



1951. Ike Turner (Jackie Brenston's band) - Rocket '88

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then ending the 50's at its beginning. Some boogie woogie as the forerunner to rock.


1950. Red Foley – Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy

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  • #33,243
  • May 15, 2019 6:17am May 15, 2019 6:17am
But these two songs probably were best credited with what followed in the 50's (then 60's and right up to today)


1947. Arthur 'Big Boy' Cradup - That's All Right Mama


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While a gospel based lady in the early 40's was knockin their socks off, playing electric steel guitar, believe it or not (and could she play, wow)



1944. Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Strange Things Happening Every Day


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Okay, let's get contemporary lol.
  • #33,244
  • May 15, 2019 6:31am May 15, 2019 6:31am
Quoting TimeTells
Great again from Robert and his band, RJ. Thus ends the 50's. Patience was required yes lol, old music, but has its relevance even today. The final 2 from me. Ike Turner continues to claim he started Rock N Roll with the song Rocket 88 when playing with Jackie Brenston & his Delta Cats (but there were earlier claims imo, in the 40's lol). 1951. Ike Turner (Jackie Brenston's band) - Rocket '88 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0mhgyTgxtw then ending the 50's at its beginning. Some boogie woogie as the forerunner to rock. 1950. Red Foley...

Interesting that you mention Ike Turner. In this 2 part interview with Keef....he tells a neat little story about Ike, that gives an insight into what he was like. Here's both parts.

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  • #33,245
  • May 15, 2019 6:34am May 15, 2019 6:34am
Speaking of boogie woogie.....


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  • #33,246
  • May 15, 2019 6:35am May 15, 2019 6:35am
Quoting TimeTells
But these two songs probably were best credited with what followed in the 50's (then 60's and right up to today) 1947. Arthur 'Big Boy' Cradup - That's All Right Mama https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qU3ZFNIa0t0 While a gospel based lady in the early 40's was knockin their socks off, playing electric steel guitar, believe it or not (and could she play, wow) 1944. Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Strange Things Happening Every Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-88l-M0KgkI Okay, let's get contemporary lol.

That's a great clip of Sister Rosette Tharpe......great stuff!!
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  • #33,247
  • May 15, 2019 8:17am May 15, 2019 8:17am
Quoting realjumper
{quote} In this 2 part interview with Keef....he tells a neat little story about Ike

Hi RJ.

Mate they were two fantastic chat sessions with Keef.

To hear him reminisce about the original artists did my heart good as I bet you understand.

Music has to come from somewhere and the chase backwards leads us closer.

And the 5 string bit and Ry Cooder part was also great.

I loved Ry’s slide work almost exclusively during the 70's & 80’s for me lol.

Ry playing guitar, mandolin and bottleneck guitar from the album Boomer's Story


1972 Ry Cooder - Boomer’s Story

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PS And brilliant to see the lovely classical music gal's eyes light up when the guy played some Boogie Woogie for her
  • #33,248
  • May 15, 2019 10:49pm May 15, 2019 10:49pm
Quoting TimeTells
{quote} Hi RJ. Mate they were two fantastic chat sessions with Keef. To hear him reminisce about the original artists did my heart good as I bet you understand. Music has to come from somewhere and the chase backwards leads us closer. And the 5 string bit and Ry Cooder part was also great. I loved Ry’s slide work almost exclusively during the 70's & 80’s for me lol. Ry playing guitar, mandolin and bottleneck guitar from the album Boomer's Story 1972 Ry Cooder - Boomer’s Story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7hyTIckKa8 PS And brilliant...

Yes it's a great interview and we're seeing Keef without the spotlight and hearing some good honest conversation from him. It's so interesting.

I am a big Ry Cooder fan....such a talent. I don't know if you've ever seen the movie 'Buena Vista Social Club' and if you haven't, try and grab a copy of source it online via Amazon or something. It really is worthwhile. Here is the trailer to the movie:

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  • #33,249
  • May 15, 2019 10:50pm May 15, 2019 10:50pm
Here's some early Ry Cooder

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  • #33,250
  • May 15, 2019 10:52pm May 15, 2019 10:52pm
And here's a medley of his slide playing

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  • #33,251
  • May 16, 2019 12:20am May 16, 2019 12:20am
Quoting realjumper
{quote} I don't know if you've ever seen the movie 'Buena Vista Social Club' and if you haven't, try and grab a copy

Yes I saw it many years ago, brilliant, and I am inspired to see it again.

I don't think Flaco Jiminez was in the movie (can't remember), but he did record a bit with Ry, and I loved his accordion work, so was reminded of him by your post on The Club lol.


I picked up this vinyl in Melbourne after Doug Sahm had closed down the Sir Douglas Quintet (She's About A Mover fame) and hooked up with Jerry Wexler to put out this unheralded Tex-Mex album.

From the caricatures on the album cover I knew I had found something though, and you can see Dr John and Bob Dylan prominent and with Flaco on the accordion (David "Fathead" Newman was also on the album along with Dave Bromberg dobro and Augie Meyers on piano & organ). Augie was with Doug in the Texas Tornados.

Some Tex Mex with the old Bob Wills classic.

1972. Doug Sahm & Band - Faded Love


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  • #33,252
  • May 16, 2019 12:25am May 16, 2019 12:25am
And before we let Ike Turner slip completely out of the picture , what he and Tina Turner did in music should also be applauded.

Their off stage life had a history of stories, anecdotes, violence and intrigue. Enough to make a movie about (oh hang on they did lol).


Coming on after Ike’s Kings Of Rhythm band these two exploded on the scene in the 60’s.

When they were on stage they PUT ON A SHOW worth watching for sure. Ike with his (contrived) bass voice and Tina with her energy, both vocal and facial, they lit the stage right up.

From Italian TV and doing the John Fogarty (yes, again) song classic.

The gal dancers remind me of the Go-Go girl dancers we had in Oz in the 60's

Worth a look. Wait till they start cookin' after the slower intro.


1971. The Ike & Tina Turner Review - Proud Mary (Live)

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  • #33,253
  • May 16, 2019 4:37am May 16, 2019 4:37am
Quoting TimeTells
{quote} Yes I saw it many years ago, brilliant, and I am inspired to see it again. I don't think Flaco Jiminez was in the movie (can't remember), but he did record a bit with Ry, and I loved his accordion work, so was reminded of him by your post on The Club lol. I picked up this vinyl in Melbourne after Doug Sahm had closed down the Sir Douglas Quintet (She's About A Mover fame) and hooked up with Jerry Wexler to put out this unheralded Tex-Mex album. From the caricatures on the album cover I knew I had found something though, and you can see Dr...

The caricature of Doctor John is great!! This is completely new to me...thanks for posting

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  • #33,254
  • May 16, 2019 4:39am May 16, 2019 4:39am
Quoting TimeTells
And before we let Ike Turner slip completely out of the picture , what he and Tina Turner did in music should also be applauded. Their off stage life had a history of stories, anecdotes, violence and intrigue. Enough to make a movie about (oh hang on they did lol). Coming on after Ike’s Kings Of Rhythm band these two exploded on the scene in the 60’s. When they were on stage they PUT ON A SHOW worth watching for sure. Ike with his (contrived) bass voice and Tina with her energy, both vocal and facial, they lit the stage right up. From...

We'll never know the truth of Ike and Tina and what went on behind closed doors, and I sometimes wonder what would have been had they never met. Perhaps their....umm...explosive union was meant to be, for the greater good of music!

A Tina Turner favourite of mine:

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  • Edited 8:05am May 16, 2019 7:53am | Edited 8:05am
Quoting realjumper
{quote} A Tina Turner favourite of mine

A brilliant clip of the Dr & Jools, and Tina a legend she could do anything and I'd listen to it lol.


The Doug Sahm era went on for quite a few years, very much in the background. He joined up with Flaco Jiminez and the much loved (in the region) Freddie Fender forming the Texas Tornados.

Freddie had a couple of crossover hits, one is below. Great voice, though a dated song these days lol.


1974. Freddie Fender - Before The Next Teardrop Falls

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But the work he, Doug & Flaco, and the rest did with the Texas Tornados was fantastic. Very much a live act, rather than just listening to a CD imo.

Doing the old 1959 Jimmy Reed song (and Keef loved Jimmy on the recent clip Pt2).

Great musicians all of them & the cameraman gives us a good look at each of the solos.


2005. Live From Austin Texas. The Texas Tornados - Baby What You Want Me To Do


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  • #33,256
  • May 17, 2019 2:50am May 17, 2019 2:50am
'Before the Next Teardrop Falls was one of those songs that I absolutely hated!! If it came on the radio, I would change the station before Freddy could get the second word out of his moth!! But, that clip with the Texas Tornadoes was excellent.....I really liked that!

Seeing as we were talking about Ry Cooder and his slide expertise, I thought I post this one again. It's well worth a second spin, imo....


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  • #33,257
  • May 17, 2019 3:45am May 17, 2019 3:45am
Quoting realjumper
Seeing as we were talking about Ry Cooder and his slide expertise, I thought I post this one again.

That was a brilliant duet RJ, definitely worth a 2nd spin, wow.

And touche on Freddy lol , I think he only had one other crossover record - "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights".



Another slide guy I enjoyed in the '70's was Lowell George from Little Feat. Lowell started off in Frank Zappa's band but left to form his own group.

One of Lowells' standards was the song Willin' which he wrote back in those Mothers Of Invention days.

However, on the Feat's very first album Lowell had b@ggered up his hand, so they had to get in a replacement to play slide on the one track only. Willin'.

That replacement was Ry Cooder lol. These top guys keep turning up over and over.


And I always liked the slower tempo of this first Little Feat version.


1971. Little Feat (feat. Ry Cooder on slide) - Willin'


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  • #33,258
  • May 17, 2019 6:38am May 17, 2019 6:38am
Quoting TimeTells
{quote} That was a brilliant duet RJ, definitely worth a 2nd spin, wow. And touche on Freddy lol , I think he only had one other crossover record - "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights". Another slide guy I enjoyed in the '70's was Lowell George from Little Feat. Lowell started off in Frank Zappa's band but left to form his own group. One of Lowells' standards was the song Willin' which he wrote back in those Mothers Of Invention days. However, on the Feat's very first album Lowell had b@ggered up his hand, so they had to get in a replacement...

Little Feat.....now there's a name from my youth that I had forgotten about. Thanks for the wake up!!! There's no mistaking Ry Cooders slide.....can pick it out easily, just like we can pick (say) Clapton's guitar, or Carlos Santana's....or Louis Armstrong's trumpet

Here's a guy I like a lot, and he can slide too!!


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  • May 17, 2019 11:04am May 17, 2019 11:04am
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