R.L. Burnside is an American treasure, and should be forever remembered and listened to! He also serves as a fine example to this- and future generations of being at work doing what you love- playing!
Well, R.L. it was very fine knowing you, playing with you all those years before Fat Possum--even living with you all. Crazy, now they've got a bunch of old recordings we made between '89-92. I'm glad good things happened to you. It's been almost 20 years since you left us. The world lost a special man. And, then Hurricane Katrina came around right about then....maybe her winds took you straight to Heaven. Love, Jon
Great little video ! When i first listened to the music of RL Burnside, it changed everything i thought i knew about the blues and also it changed the way i played the guitar, so at the end it was a life changing thing when i first listened to his music. I remember i saw an album review on the Guitar World mag, and it was about the soundtrack of the movie Deep Blues, where RL and Junior Kimbrough appeared. Then I saw the movie You See Me Laughin and that movie just blew my mind !! Cheers from South América - Bolivia !!
Love his music, love his style. He has been a big influence on me and my music. Glad to see his band living on with Kenny Brown still recording and Cedric getting bigger every day. Thanks RL and thanks Fat Possum
Well well well the legendary Mr RL Burnside I can say is one of the best Hill country blues singer that ever lived but what Satan's me is that I never met him but I met his son Dwayne Burnside and his grandson Cedric Burnside them too who are keeping that their father/grandfather's musical style alive and both Dwayne and Cedric are talented in their own ways but one thing I can say is that I'm glad Mr RL Burnside chose the blues because the rest of the Burnside was born into this music we call blues and I'm glad they did there's only one Mississippi and they got the blues Man and the musicians to prove it 🎸
What's the song playing at the very end of this called, anyone? I aasume it's one of r.l.'s but I'm just becoming familiar to his work and i dig that groove something heavy!!
Yes the blues started in Mississippi but with a Spaniard gypsy guitar long up hill and down hill long long roads from the east to the west and from the west to the east gypsy magic front ancient roads and sounds learning and building her way to the energy of natural laws sounds
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It was great that Mr. Burnside enjoyed some success with his music. He was in the line of Mississippi Fred McDowell, among others. Rest in peace, R.L.
R.L. Burnside is an American treasure, and should be forever remembered and listened to! He also serves as a fine example to this- and future generations of being at work doing what you love- playing!
Hill Country Blues has a special sauce in the rhythm and pace.
Burnside is my FAVORITE Bluesman🎸💪🏾
My favorite blues artist, and one of my favorite artists, regardless.
Well, R.L. it was very fine knowing you, playing with you all those years before Fat Possum--even living with you all.
Crazy, now they've got a bunch of old recordings we made between '89-92.
I'm glad good things happened to you.
It's been almost 20 years since you left us. The world lost a special man. And, then Hurricane Katrina came around right about then....maybe her winds took you straight to Heaven.
Love,
Jon
Can you imagine meeting him, sittin down talking to him for an hour or 2 with a few beers. Legendary!!
"My own family, couldn't have kids. So the neighbor had me." R.L. Burnside.
I think he said his family "couldn't afford kids." So I'm guessing the neighbours had to raise him.
😎
@@sammyangranope he said what he said
Thank you R.L for kicking it up a notch and having a great time when you came to Dallas. Never be forgoten.
Well,well ,well mr.Burnside! Thankyou for doing your thing! We appreciate it!
I remember when I first heard RL on VH1 in 1999. It was a blues explosion to me. Thx RL! Greets from germany
More of this please!!!
Great little video ! When i first listened to the music of RL Burnside, it changed everything i thought i knew about the blues and also it changed the way i played the guitar, so at the end it was a life changing thing when i first listened to his music. I remember i saw an album review on the Guitar World mag, and it was about the soundtrack of the movie Deep Blues, where RL and Junior Kimbrough appeared. Then I saw the movie You See Me Laughin and that movie just blew my mind !! Cheers from South América - Bolivia !!
Coolest MoFo ever. Thanks RL. R.I.P Mate
So fuckin' English. And your name is Tristram ffs. Fine ear though. 👍🏻
Love his music, love his style. He has been a big influence on me and my music. Glad to see his band living on with Kenny Brown still recording and Cedric getting bigger every day. Thanks RL and thanks Fat Possum
Love it !🌹
Absolute Legend
One of my heroes!!
one of the best blues artists of all time IMO
Without doubt.
Well well well the legendary Mr RL Burnside I can say is one of the best Hill country blues singer that ever lived but what Satan's me is that I never met him but I met his son Dwayne Burnside and his grandson Cedric Burnside them too who are keeping that their father/grandfather's musical style alive and both Dwayne and Cedric are talented in their own ways but one thing I can say is that I'm glad Mr RL Burnside chose the blues because the rest of the Burnside was born into this music we call blues and I'm glad they did there's only one Mississippi and they got the blues Man and the musicians to prove it 🎸
I love R L Burnside...and the blues of course...
This makes me smile 😊
Brilliant artist!
Master of the Blues.
RIP Mr. Burnside 🙏🙏🙏
R.L.Burnside and junior Kimbrough , where the great north Mississippi hills music.
Cool.Cheers
My favorite ❤
Amazing
A real giant.
I've enjoyed listening to His Cd i bought,,dont really care if the neighbors do,,Turn It Up👍🏼🎸
♥♥♥
Awesome.
Rule "Mr Wizard" Burnside
History
What's the song playing at the very end of this called, anyone? I aasume it's one of r.l.'s but I'm just becoming familiar to his work and i dig that groove something heavy!!
That's actually a Junior Kimbrough song, it's called Work Me Baby
@@fat_possum thank you very much!
True American Original… I thank Good God Above, every damn day, that I was born in the land of THE BLUES
-❤❤❤-
I met Cedric years ago. I nice man
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Yes the blues started in Mississippi but with a Spaniard gypsy guitar long up hill and down hill long long roads from the east to the west and from the west to the east gypsy magic front ancient roads and sounds learning and building her way to the energy of natural laws sounds
I didn’t live too far R L burnside
Song at 1:03 ?
Goin' down south.😉
No agregaste la fecha de este evento 👎
Dog's bollocks it is