British guitarist analyses Luther Allison laying down the blues live in 1995!

Tonight we're taking another turn down blues avenue to look at Luther Allison playing 'Move from the Hood'!

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[rebekahelle]

I just found this video now. Wow, I love your analysis. I saw Luther play numerous times when he lived in Peoria, IL. 1971. I was part of an organization called Peoria Area Teens which helped to book bands for local concerts. We got to know Luther and his band and, a couple times were invited to the blues club on the south side to watch them play. Jimmy was on guitar. I don't have his last name on my pics, but I would guess it's Solberg. I'll never forget those days. Music was incredible. What a legend. Thanks for this great video!

[RMGCBG]

Luther moved to Europe just to get paid. His studio version of cherry red wine is one of the most wailing solos ever!

[DiamondGirl-]

Now this is the blues! So great. ❤🎸🎼

[kenutcha]

Thanks again, Phil. Another blues guy I never heard of. You have really expanded my appreciation of Artists and genre. As usual, great analysis.

[lastone]

You have really gotten into the blues lately. Good stuff. Pushed you right over 70K subs🎉❣️

[NuclearGrizzly]

Glad to say I got to see him live before he left us for that pearly juke joint in the sky.

[alansack]

Another great analysis, Fil. And I much appreciated hearing the background about Luther Allison. Thanks for another job well done.

[bigbow]

Keep rockin' the blues my man.... it's cool 😎🎸 That's why I make this my nightly stop ! There is always something funky going down around here.... you've earned a night off from my non-stop requests 😉 Thanx again Fil for keeping my music education going.... it's been a sweet ride. You keep dishing out the videos & analysis and we'll ( viewers ) be here every night 😎🤘 "ROCK"

[rockindavebyron]

I'm originally from Chicago, hung out & did some jam sessions in some of these blues clubs, they were just down the road from my house, great times, & he was such a great & emotional player, miss these guys & times, thanks for sharing, rock on & God Bless.

[JIMMBAY]

Been to thee Arc & Ann Arbor Festivals many time's. God Bless & I thank thee, Fil for all you do...

[jlow]

Ann Arbor... man what a scene that was! Everything from Ray Charles and Count Basie big bands to One String Sam and Hound Dog Taylor! Freddie King played till his fingers bled to close a Friday night show. Love me some Luther, a frequent visitor to my city, a great player and showman!

Fantastic Fil its always a nice to end the day when you post the blues no matter who is singing or playing and for that I thank thee! 🍒 the chest voice is always the best singing the blues.

[lindacannon]

That's another blues artist I never knew about until now and I'll be checking out more of his music ☺

[louied]

After you did a review of Magic Sam I listed some of my favorites and I forget Luther. Luther is one of my very favorites . Fil much respect to you for featuring these great and under rated blues legends .

[cadilacslim]

Thanks Fil for another Blues analysis. I never saw Luther live but when I was a teenager in Los Angeles in the early 70's he had a song " Luther's Blues" from a hollywood movie "Coolie High" that was played a lot on KMET and KLOS radio all the time.

[lynndow]

Omigosh! Look at that! 70K subscribers, so FAST! Congratulations and soar on Wings! Awesome analysis of such an interesting player as Luther Allison; he's new to me, but I really enjoyed that full band sound and his dramatic expression a lot. Thank you!

[dexxxhunt]

Man you on a roll covering the blues legends.Right on Fil.This cat’s son Bernard Allison is a beast too, theirs a vid from 1986 here on YouTube of Bernard and SRV trading licks, If I’m not mistaken they’re both playing on a fender Squier too, KILLIN it.Proves sometimes it’s not about the gear but about the skill.That would be a nice video to cover if you ever get a chance Fil, I think I mentioned that recommendation several months back as well.Really good vid, you can tell they were really enjoying themselves. Bernard was like 21 in the clip, just killin on the strings.Massive respect...Peace/Rock

[bubblejomay]

A legend in his own time, a true blues master.

[shinysidedown]

I saw Luther at the 1970 Ann Arbor Blues Festival. Friday night was the most unbelievable night of Blues Legends any one will could imagine! On Saturday & Sunday Luther appeared on stage as second guitar on a few occasions. During his own set, Saturday afternoon, Johnny Winter did a walk-on to accompany him. During the set they started trading riffs in what appeared to be a display of one-upmanship. After about 5 minutes, Johnny stopped and raised his arms in disbelief (or surrender) - Luther took no prisoners!

[JohnEAdams]

A blues master! Love Luther's playing and vocals!