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Very informative! Thank you for making my brain bigger. 😊 Some I knew, but you really filled in the gaps.👍 Check out my original songs. Playlist titled Mountain Man has originals and a handful of covers. Hope you enjoy them! ✌❤❄

I really liked this, but I played Harp, and some guitar behind R.L. Burnside mostly between 1982 - 1994, and lived with him the summer of 1982. R.L. had many recordings before Fat Possum became involved with him, but of course none made him much money. Though we toured all over the States, Europe, even in the Caribbean it wasn't until Fat Possum became involved with R.L. that he began to make serious money because they really knew how they wanted to promote R.L., and his trio. Before that with Cedric Burnside's Father Calvin Jackson we played as a trio with Calvin on drums. We were both living in Holland. I just recently sold some old recordings of R.L., and I to Fat Possum. Hopefully it will help the Burnsides in some way. Thanks.

Many props for even mentioning Briefcase Full of Blues. Great blues...no. Good blues...no. Great opportunity to introduce new audience to the blues...yes! Well worth the mention!

Another great one Hugo, lol! Can't believe how young Bonnie Raitt looks in that picture. Any idea what year that was???

From the master of Dad jokes, Chris P. Bacon?...ouch, lol! Thanks for another fine episode. Look forward to them every week.

Happy Birthday Jimbo!

Great stuff Big Train! One of my all time favorite blues recordings is Fenton Robinson's "Someone Loan Me A Dime" by Boz Scaggs with Duane Allman playing guitar. Fantastic track. The only problem is that kids today have no idea why he's asking for a dime!

Where is your drummer?

Hey Big Train! Only you could find a way to connect the blues and Pat Boone! When younger people ask me why the Beatles were such a sensation, I tell them to check out a clip of Pat Boone singing Tutti Frutti. Yikes indeed!

Thanks Jimbo! Woke up from having surgery and was pumped to see the new episode! Of course, it also may have been the drugs...keep'em coming please.

Thanks Big Train. Look forward to this every Sunday! Please keep them coming!

Great channel--it was really nice meeting you at the airport!

Great episode. Never a big fan of Jimmy Carter but who knew he was a blues fan and having Muddy to the White House!

Thanks Big Train! Excellent episode. Its amazing that so little is known about some of these artists but also sad.

This is my first, and I like it! One idea. Take a look at what's going on in Ireland and I guitar of the late great Rory Gallagher. They're trying to raise enough to buy it from Rory's brother Seriously, it's a huge deal. If you haven't heard of Rory , don't feel bad. He's known as the best guitar ever you haven't heard of.

Another solid episode!

Thanks Jimbo! Another great episode. Admit it...every time you think of seeing a show featuring Jimi Hendrix and the Monkees you have to laugh😂

You put a lot of time and effort into your postings, Jim! Thank you! Good stuff!

Thanks Jimbo! Another great episode. I had never heard the story of why Pinetop Perkins switched from guitar to piano. That's a classic blues story!

Another fine addition! I look forward to this each week Big Train! Do you guys ever play in eastern PA? Love to see a show.

Love these weekly blues history lessons. Please keep it going Big Train!

Thanks for another great blues video and history lesson. Its so hard to find good blues content! Please keep it coming!

GREAT and INFORMATIVE Video. Liked and Subscribed. Thank You

I like this concept for a video

Pretty cool. I love my blues. Mostly vintage and this is something different and interesting. Thanks

Thanks for the information.

Música, y los comentarios!?.yo no ingles

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Just subbed thank you for making these videos.

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Russian roulette on Christmas day.....Now thats Rock n Roll

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Wow, Big Bill Broonzy was already special to me. This story about his open compliment and support of Memphis Minnie is so cool. I knew very little about her until I learned that she and Kansas Joe composed the first version of "when the levee breaks". Thank you so much!

Thank you for another great glimpse into Blues' past .

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Thank's for your work on this channel! Greetings from tyrol (Austria).

Excellent as always!!

I love the Blues, and I love your "This Week in Blues!"

Good one!

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Sounding good!!

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Rory! Rory! Rory!

Cool, found you on You Tube!

well done