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Amazing footage thanks for sharing❤ The making of a legend

Amazing footage thanks for sharing❤ The making of a legend

This was a 5-Night stand at Steamboat in ‘96. Sold out every night. We filmed the last three shows to compile the video. Ian was a pleasure to work with and I was honored to be chosen to direct this film. We had a four camera team and virtually every cut was original the night of the show, probably about a half dozen B-Roll edits in post-production. All performances every night were great and was one of the best times in my personal creative career. So good to see this film having a life on RUclips. Thanks for posting this Dan.

A beast, the best !

Rocky Athas on guitar!!

Oh wow. That’s steamboat. Chris White on bass. I was there.

Been a fan since 1995 and just recently I finally got myself a custom shop strat with the fat tele headstock.

Always been proud of you son. Always.

This is one of the greatest MKB recordings on RUclips. They were hittin’ the note this night.

Amazing stuff from Ian. Thanks for uploading this. It's now on my playlist. The best versions I've ever heard of Today, No Woman No Cry, and Muddy Jesus. Again, great stuff. Everyone should be exposed to his music. So much better than the stuff on the radio these days.

I was there for all these shows in the 90s. Bob Schneider, Ian Moore, Monty Montgomery, Patrice Pike, Storyville, Arc Angels and so many more! I am so thankful I got to experience it!

That song is a masterpiece

I saw this era of the band (October 1995) and it was life-changing. I enjoy a lot of his material since 2000 as well but have not had a chance to see him live again.

They rumble, they roar then boogie some more!

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Dids anyone know what the instrumental is called at the start of the show. 👍🎵🎵

Thank you so much Betty Ferguson from the daughter of the legendary blues (Eddie Taylor Bigtown Playboy)Brenda Taylor Wolf Records International Recording. Artist and the Earth Shakers band

Love you Mr Earl!!!!

What are the names of the song in this set? I miss this Bluesman.. I had the best conversations with this guy. I hate he is no longer with us. Thanks or any help.

My friend Earl!! Love you!!

You are home! Nice

First saw him at San Jac Central early in his career, then later at Cadillac Bar in Downtown Houston.😊

Ian is an all time great guitar player...

Wonderful

What a gem! Luther is so rare on youtube. Thanks Dan!

I used to visit Austin a lot in the 90's, and what a great time it was. I first witnessed the IMB at a showcase at the Conventional Center, and I think it was during SXSW when wristbands were around $20 for the whole week. Music only. It was electric, literally and metaphorically. Like church. The only thing that I've witnessed similarly in that town was some Joe Ely shows at La Zone Rosa (pure party joy) and Storyville at Antones. We're lucky to have been there....the 90's, when rock still reigned. I haven't been to Austin since 2003, and I hesitate to go back because I just want it be frozen in time in my memory.

RIP Dan The Man!

Hang on to that 1 note,it's easier than learning to play. Heavy metal has ruined too many peoples' taste

As a 50 year KISS fan, I gotta give these guys credit for trying. But for me, the horrible playing, off brand costumes and lack of any kind of stage presence just misses the mark. Not exactly embarrassing but pretty close. Fog machine guy was on point, though.

I saw him at Steamboat about this time - maybe this show. He was a monster. Still a fantastic talent. But man he was on his game here. Thanks for sharing.

Lead vox is all heart...great stuff...ROCK ON !!🤘

Thanks for catching Scott join in - so nice to see all those guitar players on stage! Buddy Guy ⚫⚪⚫⚪

Such effortless greatness. Truly one of the most unheralded blues artists of our time. His playing & signing are second to none. I will never forget when I saw them on this tour. Blown away by how good he was is putting it mildly. One of the top 5 best shows I’ve ever seen. From the opening song my jaw was on the floor.

Incredible 😊

Buddy Guy, I saw at the Caboose Bar in Minneapolis in 1976!!

Anybody catch UPAC show in Kingston NY? Buddy brought up Fish, his son Geoff on bass and another guitarist dressed in white - forgot his name. Any help? What a show! He walked up the aisles playing stopping so we can take photos. A legend indeed

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They are killin it, and the band is exceptional! Our "little brothers" in music. The Warehouse Crew loves 'em at Ground Zero Blues Club Biloxi! Great video Dan, can't wait to see the whole show. :)

Yooooooo...good stuff. Dan tha man

LITTLE HOWLIN WOLF used to live in Chicago and he was a Chicago police officer, my mother Dolores Washington uncle JESSIE

i think his brother got me in this show lol

Awesome!

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always love seeing sonny shred...thanks dan

impressive

He was good then, but he's like fine wine, gets better with age!!!!!! Love this guy and finally got to see him a couple of months ago!!!! 💜💙💙💙💙💙💙😊👍

Not just an incredible musician, a fabulous human. And that drummer yikes... First 3 rows left singed

I have never got to see him live...nor did my hero Stevie Ray. Seems I always miss out. 😢

Eric Gales on that bass is filthy!

Really looking forward to this show. I go to see the Farewell Tour in Nashville Indiana on 4/30/23. I got to see him at Legends in January 2022 and it was the best concert I've ever been too. If you get a chance to see him there GO!