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Thank you very much. Please listen to my other compositions as well.

So happy you think so. Pleas take a listen to my other compositions.

An instant classic, 56 years later? Better late than never. Thanks for the comment, and thanks to my friend and bandmate Dave Marston.

Well thank you so very much!

@@joboiecruiser and thank you for uploading a song I had never heard before and happen to enjoy

@@elijahwilson1422 I hope you listen to my other compositions as well.

Thank you so very much!

Thank you very much! Hope you listen to my other vids as well and comment on those.

Thank you for listening and your comments. Much appreciated.

Thank you Allan!

Thanks for the thumbs up.

Thank you Jack, very much!

Jack, I don't know if that is possible, but I thank you for the thoughts. Please watch and comment on my other 15 videos. Thank you!.

@@joboiecruiser I did subscribe to your channel, I enjoy your style of playing, you have put your time in, and it shows. I will check the rest out. Thanks Joe

What other guys?

So happy you liked it, thank you.

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Cool, thank you.

Thank you very much. The guitar is a 1972 Gibson Les Paul Custom with S Duncan pickups. Funny story on that guitar; bought it as a back up for live gigs, but my other one got stolen. So I pluged this one in and it sounded awful. No tone, no sustain, no life. So I kept buying amp after amp thinking the problem was the amps. Put the Duncan pickups on it to hopeful improve the sound but only the same lifeless guitar. A couple of years later I bought a replacement for the stolen one and it sounded fantastic. Put the one in the video back in its case for about five years. Took it to a guitar tech and he told me the frets were bad. I bought the guitar new, so how could the frets be bad. So it went back in the case for another five years until I had the money for the new frets. I still doubted new frets would change anything. BUT WOW!!!! New frets and the Duncan pickups what a monser I had in my hands. Still amazed it was the frets.

Thank you for that.

Thank youe.

That was some sweet riffing where is homebase for you Anywhere near Nashville Check out Mark Richardson recording studio in Nashville Always looking for a good talent to record and help out Peace n serenity

Thank you for the compliments! I am in Winder Ga. If you need a guitarist, Nashville should already have a million though, I am availavble. I also own my own recording studio here in Winder. Please take a listen to my other videos. @@kencutter1094

Thank you so very much for those kind words.

Thank you very much!

contact me at joboiecruiser@sbcglobal.net

contact me at joboiecruiser@sbcglobal.net

Thank you very much!

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Thanks for the comment, and as I said in the opening of the video; it wasn't fair for me to say it, it was just a frustrating moment with the day of dry day of rain, day of dry day of rain. We are from Californiam where it rains from Thanksgiving to mid December and then not until early Jan through March.

@@joboiecruiser Well you got a good song out of it at least. The weather used to be great in Georgia but things have changed. My girl friend says this is normal weather for Georgia but it is not. She is from Miami so....

Thanks for liking it.

Thank you for the kind words.

Thanks, but way too many bad notes. Please take a look/listen to my other videos. Not to many bad notes there.

I appreciate that, but it wasn't anywhere close to "Albert's Shuffle".

Thank you.

Just awesome

I would put Clapton frst and Peter Green second during their stay with Mayall, and then maybe Bloomfield. But Bloomfield on the Super Session recordings was a moment in time perhaps never to be equaled. Sometimes the sound of the room, and I have experienced this myslf, makes a guitar do things they don't ususally do. The air molocules, the room temp, the odor, the vibe, I don't know. But thank you for thank you for the kind words.

I'm old enough to have seen Bloomfield with The PBBB in the 60's. Give their East West Album a close study. Greene was a great blues player too. I don't consider Clapton a blues player although he certainly was proficient in that genre.@@joboiecruiser

@@genem9725 I understand, but again I am talking about Clapton and Green when with John Mayall. After that they both went a slightly direction. And each of them ended up on one type of drugs or another and so sadly Bloomfield passed away at perhaps at his peak. Or was he just geting started. Just watched a movie about Blomfield and it was very well done.

Yeah. Dope took so many great blues artists. I'm glad to see another fan that knows his blues.@@joboiecruiser

Thank you for the kind words.

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Wow! Thank you for the kind words. Most appreciated. Please take a look at my other videos as well. Joe Logsdon

Ever since I first heard this song I could not understand how it did not get MAJOR airtime, everywhere!!! May be my favorite song of all time if there weren't so many incredible pieces of music out there. Great job Joe, loved the cover, Bloomfield had sooo much soul in his play. Love it!!!

Thank you very much!