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@@tracykingston9668 entonces éxitos y a seguir. Todo es posible ☑️

Thank you all for your responses. I agree - this is a great band and it hope it becomes more widely recognized in the future.

Thank you Tom D! I'll make sure the guitar players see this. 😂

So was I!

Thanks Jim. It will be interesting to see what happens when we actually have the song down. We're getting close. But I felt this was a golden moment. John H. is unbelievable on this.

As long as I can afford to pay him, I'll ask him for select gigs. We have a pretty good band to begin with, but he definitely ups our game. He's an amazing player and our audience knows it.

Thanks Jerry. It was a really wild gig.

Thanks Jerry.

Thanks John. I agree. This is the way I see this beautiful song. Upon further review, I love Gary's bass playing throughout.

@@goldenbutterrevue517 you were all stellar. The sax was a nice addition.

@@johnspreer8868 Especially when the sax player is that good!

Thanks Jerry. I wish I could have played a better solo but it was an honor to play with these guys. Piano Rick is something else! I'm going to do a little acoustic project with him and Roger Baldwin after the First.

Thanks Daniel - I'm glad you picked up on that! I think It Hurts Me Too is one of the most beautiful blues songs, yet I've never heard an arrangement that did it justice. I don't want any slide guitar or Chuck Berry chords, and I think the background could be softer than what we have here. We've since revised the arrangement to make the solos shorter and added a second singing verse at the end. I'll check out the Dead's version - thanks for the tip.

Thanks Dora!

Thanks Kevin! It was quite a day.

Thanks Kevin. It will be interesting to see what's next. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. I appreciate your support!!

Thanks Patrick. Just havin' fun.

Yes those guys are pretty damn good. The rhythm guitarist is great too. He states the theme at the beginning - wish we had it. I've got to come up with a couple more songs like this with a nice groove and fun changes for soloists to stretch out on.

Thank you Pete!

It was written by Roosevelt Sykes a long time ago and made popular by first Junior Parker and then the Butterfield Blues Band. Your comment is interesting because Elvin Bishop is the lead guitar player on Butterfield's. Also interesting is the fact that Butterfield sits out on his version - Bugsy Maugh is the singer. On ours I play the horn riffs along with the rhythm guitar player and bass player. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you Kevin. This is the audio for our new CD - Alive' & Cookin': Blues Before Shutdown. We had two amazing shows in March - one on the last day the bars were open - and both were recorded. It's not a perfect sync because I was unaware of the video until after the audio was done but at least there's something to look at. Can you tell I overdubbed four harmonica parts? I tried to keep it unobtrusive.