Förde Blues Orchester: "Key to the Highway"

Key to the Highway is a blues standard first recorded by Charlie Segar in 1940. The original was a 12-bar, medium tempo blues. In 1941, Big Bill Broonzy recorded the song as an 8-bar, creating the most famous of all early versions of the song. Another important version is by Eric Clapton. And here we are: have fun!
Equipment:
guitar: Ibanez Artstar 153
amp:
Harley Benton Head 15
Box:
handcrafted Jensen
pedal:
Fender Engager
Bass
:Harley Benton Jazzbass Vintage SeriesBass
Amp:Orange OR 120
Box: Mesa/Boogie 15"
drums:
Tama Imperialstar, Paiste Cymbals PST 5Vic Firth sticks and Roots , Meinl brushes, Mapex Pedal
Harmonica:
Hohner Special 20 keyA, valvedMicrophone:BBH, much low end, dynamic capsule, impedance matcher, volume control Amplifier:Harley Benton GA 15, modified to a pure tube amp (except the rectifier) with passive 3-band tone controls; classic tube amp design with two AX7 tubes and two EL84 tubes common cathode resistor, self-biasing, push-pull, 10" no-name speaker. The overdrive comes from the second AX7 stage. Reverb:Old Behringer digital reverb pedal
filmed and recorded with Zoom Q8