Mike Bloomfield & Nick Gravenites Band "Your Friends" live 1976
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- mike bloomfield/nick gravenites band
live pipeline tavern seattle,wa; 3-10-1976
mike bloomfield-guitar/vovals
nick gravenites-g/v
mark naftalin-keyboards
jelly roll troy-bass
george rains-drums
iWas there that night, a Pipeline regular and a Bloomfield fan. Great to hear this!!
I still see Nick as he lives 10 miles from me, sure miss Mike bBoomfield. He was the best of the best!
@Dave State-61 You don't know $hit, what an ass you are
@@TheQuicksilverdog wow! do you actually know Nick?
@Dave State-61 lol i wish my english was native enough to understand that . Lol
@@esmeedejong5023 He live about 10 miles from me in Occidental. He is a local treasure here. Went to his 80th B-Day party & what a gig that was. vimeo.com/308450288
@@TheQuicksilverdog Damm that's crazy . He is possible my favorite white blues singer ever. I wish I was born in the 60s 😂
Mike Bloomfield- The forgotten Blues Guitarist of the 60's.
Tone for Days. Nobody Played like Mike.
Tom Howland Don't worry, my friend. Me and my buddy gotta blues duo and we have multiple tracks dedicated to Bloomfield. We'll keep it goin.
Tom m
Thanks ZINEDINE05 for uploading !
Everything Bloomfield does is original and germane. Super!
Wow ,What a Great Performance by everyone in the Band , This is Great !
Bloody wonderful !
Thank you for sharing:)
Thank you, this is really sweet!
such a sweet sounding guitar
Blz, blz , blz!!! muito bacana Zinedine , vou acompanhar você nesta viagem pela música
Musico sereno a tocar blues grande Mike Bloomfield.
Shure vocalmaster PA, haha! Those were the days.
Yes Roger Troy the Bass Player is singing this..
I'm confused. I'm thinking that ain't Nick.. Bloomers is playing a Strat? LOVE the whammy! Top form.. comping ten stars!!
Nick is who introduces, Roger "Jelly Roll" Troy, at the beginning as the singer. I think its strat like you said, which he rarely used.
@@oldgrannywheels yes, that is Roger Troy singing.
Roger Troy is singing this.
That's Roger Troy on vocals, not Mike.
Mike Bloomfield t up
I actually like this version even more than Bobby Blue Bland's outstanding original.