J B Lenoir & Freddy - Live 1965

**Remoteness** · 30th December 2008

This IS pretty bad ass if I say so myself.

A buddy mine sent this link and I thought I should share it with you folks...

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John Hedger · 31st December 2008

By the title of your thread I thought it was gonna be JB and Freddie King, but that's Fred Below, probably the greatest and most creative drummer that ever recorded in the blues genre. Fred Below did some great grooves with brushes backing Little Walter and so many of the Chess artists.

Also, JB Lenoir is one of my favorite blues vocalists and rhythm guitar players. On his chess recordings, JB's rhythm shuffle grooves, although pretty basic, were filled with energy and were very infectious and opened me up to some new ideas and influence for blues rhythm guitar.

This looks like one of those 60's staged Folk Blues festival performances in Europe. The other video looks like it may have come from Martin Scorsese's series on the blues. Thanks for sharing this...your a man after my own heart.

John

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John Hedger Gear maniac Joined: Apr 2004 Location: Lexington, KY Posts: 188	By the title of your thread I thought it was gonna be JB and Freddie King, but that's Fred Below, probably the greatest and most creative drummer that ever recorded in the blues genre. Fred Below did some great grooves with brushes backing Little Walter and so many of the Chess artists. Also, JB Lenoir is one of my favorite blues vocalists and rhythm guitar players. On his chess recordings, JB's rhythm shuffle grooves, although pretty basic, were filled with energy and were very infectious and opened me up to some new ideas and influence for blues rhythm guitar. This looks like one of those 60's staged Folk Blues festival performances in Europe. The other video looks like it may have come from Martin Scorsese's series on the blues. Thanks for sharing this...your a man after my own heart. John __________________ "In the mist of Sassafras, many things will come to pass"...The BubblePuppy http://www.musicmaker.org/ http://www.johnnyroy.com http://cdbaby.com/cd/jroytubtones http://johnhedger.com/

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