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I played piano behind him one night at the Cotton Club on Lakeview Ave when he came to Bakersfield, CA in the early 1960s. His big hit "Black Nights" was going strong at the time and our house band played behind him. I was only 17. Needless to say my life was changed that night..

Lowell is on fire!

Amazing tone on Lowell's ES-335.

This is the shit!

Hello from Hollywood Joe !

I moved to Berkeley in 1965, now in Pittsburg CA. ALSO play a little jazz piano. I was in Tony Glovers house listening to records and Tony playing harmonica. He lived on the corner of 46th and 14 ave in Mibbeapolis. Mark was on the U of M gymnastics team in 64. As was i.

I can still hear him say "now here it is three o'clock in the morning, I can't even close my eyes, I can't find my little baby, people I can't be satisfied"...

I had the pleasure of leading the Saxie Russell band behind Lowell Folsom as he followed his hit,but "Tramp" to Chicago's Chess Records and parts of Midwest with Marjorie Hendrix, and his big brother, Robert. It was great fun! Thank you, Mr. Folsom.

We stayed at Riverside hotel in 2008 and 2009, I will never forget what an amazing place it is. Frank Ratcliffe was one of the most wonderful people I have met. It’s good to see his family following in his footsteps- may his spirit live forever

what date it was filmed in 1981?

-❤❤❤-

White dudes, whatcha gonna do 🤷‍♂️

" ... one of the inperators of Ray Charles .... "

Mark's father was the mayor of Saint Paul in the 1960's, Arthur Naftalin.

Thank you very much..this is awesome

This ain't the iceman?

LF write some if the most inspiring blues tunes, still covered at blues clubs around the world. He was also a first rate vocalist and guitarist. Sadly his time of blues entertainer is vanishing as festivals and blue societies push white rockers with no soul

un bluesman qui a su évoluer ! un grand !

Miss you Boogie

Mr rolling blues lowell fulson my favorite guitar player rip brother.

The star of this? Mark Naftalin. Mark never gave us that don't live in Cali enough of his music. Fortunately, I've had the good fortune of seeing him in Chicago twice, but it's been damn near twenty years.

I think what dear Albert is saying is: You gotta live somethin’ to play somethin’!

i'm glad i got to see my Grandmother's Cousin. good stuff.

Wish I had been hip to the blues then. This was at my local, home town club. I saw many shows at the Sleeping Lady Cafe, but never Blue MondaY.

Is that the Ester Jones a one time Ikette?

That's the Mark I remember!

Really liked what is here. Judging by the cuts in the video there must be more of this performance on video out there. Anyone know where it is or does anyone have it available to post?

Mark,You rock! period. I had the fortunate opportunity to not only meet you at your modest San Rafael home, but also at the Cotati Cabaret. May you rock on for others to enjoy. I hope you are well and in good health after the smoky Cabaret LOL PS probably also saw you with Bloomfield and Paul Butterfield for free in Cotati where I grew up. You however , have always been one of (okay THE) my favorite blues pianists. Jeff ( termite inspector guy)

What a great guitar tone Lowell has on these, the notes just pop right out!

like,

so too bad this is not complete

for the record: why are there so few views......for this jam? i'm gonna share the shit oudda dis one

Mark might remember Nicholas Glover and Ray, from Minneapolis who also use to play in San Enselmo and Mil Valley, Tony Glover lived a block from me in Minneapolis when we went to Roosevelt High.

lowell way cool! and f*ck the one grinch!

Great stuff. I like high energy Blues

fue el primer video NTC

Nice stuff!!!!!

I was unaware Lowell Fulson was an influence to Albert Collins until I heard this))

QUe gran Bluesman! Este es un gran video, unos de los poquísimos "White boys" que hace justicia. Gracias Fer por la traducción!

How cool......if you look way to your right, you might see a teenager hanging over Marks piano. That's me.

Typo central on EST

es la verdad !!!

excelente !!!! gracias por compartir

Superbueno!

Te lo dice bien clarito....! Muy bueno Fer!

El artista Terry 'Harmonica' Bean impartiendo sabiduría en vivo desde el Clarksdale Juke Joint Festival (2010).

Great,regards from Catalonia.

Extraído de Terry "Harmonica" Bean Clarksdale Juke Joint Fest…: ruclips.net/video/rDE8HmrnkeE/видео.html

Excelente grabación, Fernando. Gran bluesman!

SO GOODDDDDDDDDD, CROTO BLUES LOLOLOLOLOLO