Big Bill Broonzy --St. Louis Blues

This is a studio version I have had for a long time . Really like the part at the beginning where he warms up a little . Shows a little of his talent.
Broonzy copyrighted more than 300 songs during his lifetime, including both adaptations of traditional folk songs and original blues songs. As a blues composer, he was unique in that his compositions reflected the many vantage points of his rural-to-urban experiences.

[duckofmoun]

Découvert pour la première fois en 1972, chez des amis du Hot Club d'Orange, un des meilleurs!

[charlespeterson]

i believe, in the vernacular of my day, the man kicks ass in a very particular way.

[notmadheardthingsinhell]

I swear, if ads run on the blues musicians' videos, their grand children had better be getting checks from Youtube.

[marisaalbertigiani]

bill sei sempre nel mio cuore marcovinicio

[fiden]

I can see the influence on Steve Howe in this song for sure.

[plasticdrag]

I can see the influence on quite a lot stuff on forward:)

[martshankleman]

Capo on first fret? Raising key from C to C #, and giving the tune a jauntier feel.

[matthewcannata]

Are there two guitarists playing? That was incredible

[holm]

There's a lot of Django Rheinhardt in that intro.

[petergarcia]

Eric should be ashamed. You stole from this man.

[markrogers]

Played well but way too fast for my taste...