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Bobby Gass 5
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I like to fish and play music.
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Johnny Otis & Lionel Hampton LIVE 1959
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Johnny Otis & Lionel Hampton LIVE 1959
David Clayton Thomas and the Shays, STORMY MONDAY
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David Clayton Thomas and the Shays, STORMY MONDAY
Savoy Brown, DON'T TURN ME FROM YOUR DOOR
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Savoy Brown, DON'T TURN ME FROM YOUR DOOR
Champion Jack Dupree, THE THIRD DEGREE
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Champion Jack Dupree, THE THIRD DEGREE
The Bobby Fuller Four, LIVE 1965, I FOUGHT THE LAW
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The Bobby Fuller Four, LIVE 1965, I FOUGHT THE LAW
Bobby Fuller Four, Live, Little Annie Lou
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Bobby Fuller Four, Live, Little Annie Lou
Jan & Dean, Live, THE LITTLE OLD LADY from Pasadena
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Jan & Dean, Live, THE LITTLE OLD LADY from Pasadena
Best Beatle soundalike song there was. People thought it WAS The Beatles.
Very true Ed...
Where is that Port Credit River ?
The Ganny.....
And wouldn't you just know it, it's election year.
LOL
Sounds a little like the Fab Four, maybe John. Very tight group.
Yeah kinda beatley ain't it.... lol... good tune though.
@@BobbyGass5 Oh yeah, I like it.
Hey B… see ya around got some things I need to attend to, see ya around soon I hope👋🏻
hmmmmmmmmm, sounds serious. Be cool, be strong, be tight.....
I don't know much about the Salmon "dance" but I've seen pictures of them when they turn very red. Nature is a wonderful gift to us. I hope we'll protect it as much as we can.
That's Sockeye Salmon that turn red Grant. these are Chinook Salmon. Their silver coloured and get darker as they proceed through the spawning process.
Johnny Otis used to host a Sunday morning show on KPFA. He played swing and big band music like this, but I think his main focus was 50's and 60's R&B. Enjoyed it Bobby!
Hi Randy.... I think this is a clip from Johnny's Otis's show. I remember later in the 60s seeing a video of Otis doing a R&R tune with Roy Buchanan. Roy stole the show with his solo...
I was so darn excited, salmon running , how cool and then I find they were just swimming. Big let down
LOL... A colloquialism....
That time a year!!
Blessings be upon us.....
Not familiar w this although I should be by the date...hmmmm must’ve, been occupied w something else, like riding my bike 😎...have a good one B👋🏻
This one was a hit Lisa. Gold record even... You can't remember them all kid, it's impossible... The Salmon are in which means I'm out.......
And it begins
And so it does...
Good to see you Bobby.
It was good to see you too Rob. Cheers....
I may have told this one before, I can’t remember, lol… Luther Allison lived in my hometown Madison Wisconsin, and he played small venues around town all the time. I thought he was a local musician, not known elsewhere. Finally the first time I saw him was a free Friday afternoon show at the University of Wisconsin Student Union, and I remember thinking “wow! this guys really good for a just being an local talent!” lol I never paid to see any of his shows!
Wow... Freebies? I bet if you paid $100 for a ticket you wouldn't have thought him local. LOL
Well in those days - because of our proximity to Chicago, we would get great Chicago blues artists coming to town all the time to play in a local bar 4 blocks away from where I was living. I saw people like Buddy Guy, Koko Taylor, Junior Wells, etc, play there, and it typically cost about 10 bucks - this was in the mid 80’s to mid 90’s I’d say. Your story that you tell about meeting Howlin’ Wolf is very similar to a story where I sat next to Junior Wells at the bar between sets. But I couldn’t buy him a drink because the bar was already providing for him. He was a sharp looking guy, well dressed. It was very cool.. boy those were the good old days for the blues. It’s not like that anymore..
@@TomCwimpRock Some of those old blue's guys dressed incredibly sharp and Junior was one them. Silk suits, silk shirts and a diamond stick pin when I seen him. Lafayette Leake with the Chicago All Stars was the sharpest I ever saw. Willie Dixon and Hound Dog Taylor were other guys that dressed real sharp. I remember a full length Cashmere coat Dixon wore one winter. It must of been worth thousands. Small bars are my favourite blues venues and you were real lucky to have one of them around Thomas. Very cool...
I have a 45 by a Little Suzie singing this and her teen girl voice really matches the lyrics.
This is classic Ed. I used to sing it as a kid myself. LOL
This was a popular AM classic on the old timey stations lol. Nice voice
This was a crossover hit Steve both on C&W, Pop and Rock stations. It was huge for a number of years as I remember...
Always liked this song and a song called Wolverton Mountain. When I was a kid someone told me that the same guy sang both songs but I had a better ear than he did. I knew better.
I always loved this number... Wolverton Mountain was sung by Ferlin Husky. I have it and uploaded that tune on one of my previous channels since deleted by youtube for copyright strikes.
@@BobbyGass5 Well, I really learned something today. After RUclips came out I looked up Wolverton Mountain and the name Claude King came up.....but never Ferlin Husky until your comment today! I just played it with Husky. When I was a kid I could certainly tell the difference between Sonny James and "somebody else" but I didn't know who it was. I'll now have to confess that Husky and Claude King DO sound a lot alike. A whole lot alike. Anyway, I do like Sonny James and Wolverton Mountain. I'm a retired school teacher but today, you were the Maestro. Gracias Bobby.
I always loved this one. Perfect little song..
A huge hit for years as I remember Thomas....
Lawd lawd 🙏🏻🌈✨momma🎤 please not so loud 🎶🙏🏻hehehe🙏🏻
Yeah Momma would have liked this one...... Lisa all your comments the last month or so on my channel under your comment it says "Translate to English".. LOL.... Your speaking a new language my computer thinks with all the emoji's. LOL
@@BobbyGass5 hahaha I’m not surprised Bobby! My iPad is old!! It hasn’t been able to update past 12 we are now up to 17 lol!! Some people have told me my comments end up in their spam box....I guess I’m being nudged to get a new iPad ...here is where I would put an emoji BUT I’ll refrain from that ...have a good day Bobby I’m off here in a few
What show was this?
Some local show that never got National exposure. I think from Detroit but I ain't sure... Cheers.
The xylophone proved once & for all that piano is percussion, not strings. Otherwise they'd still be arguing about it. Before learning to play xylophone & negotiate those tooth gaps, just the word 'xylophone' tells the xylophonist that he'll need a long reach, like WC Fields playing a dentist.
I never thought about it but your right. Percussion. My father had a buddy that was Canada's foremost xylophone player Frank Wright. He played with Mr Hampton at Mario's Spaghetti House here in Toronto one time and he told me it was a dream come true....
What a pair!! I have a few Lionel albums I need to pull em out sometime today....awesome video B!!🎶🥁🎹(the Keys represent the Vibes lol) have a good one Bobarooski 🎶☮️🌈😎🎶
I did a video one time of a vibraphonist Frank Wright that was a friend of the family and Canada's foremost vibraphonist. His biggest thrill he told me was playing with Lionel Hampton one time... I brought him an old photo of his and Pop's baseball team from the 50s when he was playing some jazz club downtown about 8 or 9 years ago.. Been damn cold the last couple of mornings at 6am when I'm out and about Lisa. Summer's over I guess. Wasn't much of a summer here in Toronto. We set records for rain in both June and July and it looks like August is much of the same kind of weather...
@@BobbyGass5 thanks for sharing, I must’ve not been around for the story...I can remember most of the things I’ve learned here...the summer was d@mn strange!!! I was lucky enuff to be able to at least walk by the river because ...biking, b-ball, tennis was a no go most mornings and yea it was because of rain!!! We only had two floods, not as bad as last year, just rain rain rain!!! Urrrrrrrr😖
@@L.E.55472 I heard this morning on the news that it's official. Toronto has set a record for rainfall this summer. Grrrrrrr.
@@BobbyGass5 😶😖
You just got it and now you’re sharing it. I did like that song also though it definitely has a 80s feel
Page looks bloated to me here... I wonder where his head was at....
Geeee-us!!! Momma E!! Came down hard!!! Stay awesome Bobaroo
Last two storms have really scoured that creek bed...
Remember that old commercial for Chiffon margarine? You probably didn't see it in Canada. It showed Mother Nature being fooled by this margarine masquerading as butter, and then she says "It's not nice to fool Mother Nature!" and she brings down the wrath of Mother Nature. Seems like we're seeing a lot of the wrath of Mother Nature. They're fun commercials - I'd send you a link but I'd be blocked. But just search real quick on "Chiffon not nice to fool Mother Nature". I think the entertaining commercials may be the part of television I miss the most.
Yeah we got the Mother Nature Chiffon margarine commercials up here too Randy. She was too hot looking for me to think of her as Mother Nature though. LOL
@@BobbyGass5 Sounds like you wanted to fool around with Mother Nature Bobby. lol
Well, I'm in the States, Tennessee, eastern part where it does get its share of rain and had anyone told us 30 days ago that the election would have taken such a dramatic turn, both Red and Blue would have doubted, I think. As it is, my tribe is celebrating to high heaven and the other tribe is doing the Poor Poor Pitiful Me dance (Linda Ronstadt did that song? She's now got Parkinson's and can sing no more.) There are many trails near where I am and it seems that most every trail has a group of volunteers to keep things up to speed. The group where you are, Bobby, will have their hands quite full taking care of all of that. Good luck.
No city groups here to look after shit. All of it is city works department projects for infrastructure and such. And they have their own agenda....
@@BobbyGass5 Oh well, each place has its own way. Have a good night, Bobby.
Lol, vinyl Richie gets mad at me also for trying to put the record back in the jacket also lol. Now I have to do it just to make sure he is watching lol. Nice stack of records Bobby, lovely patina !
Richie's cool, lol... Patina is history to me Steve and I'm a big history buff. I bet I know more american history than most americans. LOL. British history too. All the Wars from right back when and ancient civilizations. When I was young I wanted to be an Egyptologist.... I've learned a lot from it, history I mean... Cheers.
Love the bass by Tony Franklin. I saw them a few times in 1988. Good band~ Rob/Boston
Say Rob.... I always really liked this song by the guys... Never saw them myself. By the time these guys came out I wasn't going to gigs much anymore. Not often anyhow.... This endless summer of yours is endless rain up here in Toronto. We set a June and July record for rainfall this year.
@@BobbyGass5 I can't believe it Bobby. That was us last year. In fact. I just found out today while reading the local weather app that we have only received half of what we got last year at this time. It rained constantly here last summer. No matter how hard I try. I will never figure out the weather patterns here in New England. Sorry that you guys are not getting the amount of good weather that you are used to. <> The late great Mark Twain once wrote. And I quote: "If you don't like the weather in New England. Just wait a few minutes".
@@Paneeks1960 I remember the quote. My favourite quote by Mr Twain is "Never put off tomorrow what can be put off the day after tomorrow".... Smile.
Wish the guys would have put out more that two LP’s
Ain't that the truth. Lot's of bands I know should have stopped at 2.....
MTV made this HUGE!
I never watched MTV too many times Lisa. I was out and about and too busy for much TV in the 80s...
@@BobbyGass5 haha the tables turned now....I never ever have tv on actually should sell it...I have no use for it these days...I’m out and about myself now....heading out now! Cheers B✊🏻👏🏻🙌🏻
I have this album on c.d….around 85 ? Rodgers voice is a standout
Yeah I always liked Paul Roger's voice. Solid.....
Hey Bobby, Wait, did you just say 45s? LoL. I would've gone as well! You got some great 45s, my friend, for the price very cool. I picked up a lot from a yard sale and will be posting when I feel better. I got home from a nice trip to the Bahamas 🇧🇸, and the next day, I came down with COVID. WTF! I'm so pissed because I wasted my final four days quarantined in the guest bedroom, away from my family. I'm still in quarantine but back to work from home tomorrow. I assure you, when I travel to see family in Scotland next year with pops, I’ll be wearing a mask on the plane to minimize the risk. So far, I'm the only one sick. I'm recovering, but my God, this sucks! I feel like a Mack truck hit me. I’m lucky to be in great health because this damn disease can be deadly. Great video, Bobby! FYI, Saga is a good Canadian band. Dad loves them. Keep those videos coming. I got a bunch to catch up on. Cheers Gordy ❤
Covid huh? Ouch... Your lucky Flash, I was at a friends funeral last year that died of it.... A mask? Theirs only one that covid can't get through. N something or other. That's the mask you want.
Pretty big haul there Bobby. Been a coon's age since I went to a vinyl yard sale. That Animals looks US, I have that 45 myself. It has the complete unedited version of House of the Rising Sun, which is great to have. I don't have Bloodrock 3, never even listened to it. The song Honeycomb was banned on BBC radio back when it came out. Some people thought it was dirty, with Honeycomb being about a womans, you know what.
super fun day for you, those are the ones you get excited to go to. Enjoyed them all!! I have been getting the appreciation for the early classic Country. First one of Ronnie Wood, enjoy that! That baroque n stones is one for a Sunday morning with a cup of coffee! good seeing you Bobby!
Say Steve. I seen your latest Stones video and your still top dude for Stones videos to my mind. Yeah that baroque Stones thingy I'm dying to listen to... LOL
after jack london left the sparrow jay joined .
What?
john kay and sparrow morfted into steppenwolf .
@@robertharrison2.055 Only 2 or 3 of them.
@@BobbyGass5 yes '' i think so .
are you talking about jack london and the sparrow . for a hundered dollars .
Yeah the album Robo. It was in incredible shape, near mint....
fludd had a long line of hits from 1971 to 1976 including turned 21, get up , get out, move on . for warner brothers records .cousin mary for dafodil records and brother and me what an animal for attic records . brian and edmund pilling came from birmingham in england and formed a band called prety ones in toronto before returning to england to form a band called the wages of sin which became cat stevens back up band .in 1969 thy returnd to toronto and formed fludd in 1970 greg godovitz left the band to form goddo a toronto based heavy metal act .shortly after and with the death of brian pilling after a long and courages battle with cancer in the late seventies the band folded .
A lot of info here Robo... You got a great memory...
@@BobbyGass5 ha ha '' ya i got nothing else to do .
Immaculate. Finding something vintage in that pristine condition is miraculous, like time travel. That it will sound better is even secondary to me - - I'm brought nearer to a time long gone by how mint it is, transports me back to all our yesterdays: that's the pay-off. Like waking up in the morning & finding I got all my long hair back, & an erection.
LOL....
Dang saaaaaaweeeeeeet 45s and sleeves, yep looks like something had been chewing away the Sparrows I believe for John Kay, nice Fever Tree pickup B👏🏻🙌🏻💪🏻Jimi & Otis, I have few Alligator labels, promos too!! Very nice grabs Bobaroo 👏🏻🙌🏻🎶✊🏻
Yeah The Sparrow. Thanks Lisa... Damn hot day it was. I dripped sweat off my nose all over albums and records. LOL
He can't make any money and his woman has run out on him. Eddy is completely justified in singing the blues. Love it BG5! But I don't understand the gangster stuff....is it a different Eddy Boyd? A white gangster? I did a quick wiki search and I learned that the guy singing in this video moved to Europe so I don't think the newspaper clippings are about him. The guy pictured at 1:56 in the video is too cool. A real dude.
Yeah the gangster stuff is a guy here in Toronto from my neck of the woods Randy. Local... He dated the woman who ran my corner store. I just put it in to see if anybody remembered him. He was a big deal in my neighbourhood... Cheers.
@@BobbyGass5 he looks like a gangster - in a good way. lol Looks like he could play a part in just about any of these old film noirs that I've been watching lately.
I have a great pic of my Dad with The Hawk. Whenever Ronnie was in Sudbury they'd hang abit
Yeah Ronnie's a pistol. Gregarious and loud. I spent an hour and a half with him one time when I ran a Jesse Winchester gig. The Hawk was visiting Jesse to say hi along with Gordy Lightfoot, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson, Ian and Sylvia and other celebs in the hotel suite I had for Jesse and his band. What a party we had. I couldn't get the band on stage and they were an hour and a half late to the stage because we partied real hard. LOL... When the Pot came out Ian and Sylvia left immediately. They didn't wanna harm their squeaky clean image. LOL
LoL😂
when you talk about Petty, he is one of those artists that truly got better and better as he aged.
I agree Pepper. He grew on me is what he did....
Jesus Christ...Nice haul man. What is the Gents YT channel if he announces his yard sales. I more personable yard-sale versus a Record 'meet'. They are just too big for me to get around. You're looking good man, Hope you're doing well
Looking Good? Revisit "The Picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde.... Yard sales bug my ass when somebody gets to a pile of records before I do... I just know their gonna score a record I want for real cheap. LOL
LMAO😂
I liked this a lot! ❤
Yeah Eddy's one of the bright spots for the lesser known blues artists... Cheers...
Intricate melody.
This was always my favourite Joe Cocker tune from the first moment I heard it. Cheers....
Oddly enough, 89.5 is the NPR...National Public Radio....station nearest me. It's in Johnson City, TN and is a university based station, WETS, East Tennessee State University. Your CIUT is also a university based station, University of Toronto Campus and Community Radio, 89.5. The Sound of Your City Is there a little bit of synchronicity going on there in Toronto, Bobby? You aren't going "Shaman" on us are you? You know, doing dances and smoking "stuff" and seeing inspired visions. Those were "the good old days" when you could actually go to the pen for years for one little seed! Absolute insanity, that was. Ok, let me finish your video!
synchronicity? Carl Jung. I took that shit up in College. LOL.... I'm all about the "Good Old Days" Grant.
This is in my top 5 favourite live solos of all time, just absolute wow !!! & with Roy Nichols laughing in the background too haha just awesome 🏆 ❤😂
I'm a big fan of both men. Cheers Johnny.
@@BobbyGass5thanks for the very best post
Mm mm good jamming here 🎹🎶🎤
Yeah I always liked Eddy Boyd. One of the better lesser known blues artists.....
I’ve been listening to the Blues tonight.
I get into the blues a lot when I'm on my own. Why don't you show your blues collection Pat. I'd like to check out your chops......
Blood, Sweat and Tears weren't my fav group of the era but he's got a pretty good Blues voice.
Great voice but I never thought much of his music once he left Toronto. No I'm not a fan of BS&Ts either Grant.
@@BobbyGass5 Yeah, their umpah, umpah rhythm turned me off. Take care Bobby.
Well that was some fun old time music Bobby lol. He had a nice voice for the blues though he is missing the grit that I love
Great voice but no grit in the voice as you say Steve. He had a rough life I'm surprised his demeaner sound wise never showed it....