DUTCH TILDERS & THE BLUES CLUB "Baby please don't go"
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Australian blues legend Dutch Tilders with the legendary Blues Club band.
St Andrews Hotel 27/10/2001. Sound recording by Rob Harwood au.youtube.com/...
Dutch Tilders - Vocals and guitar
Geoff Achison - guitar
Winston Galea - drums
Barry Hills - Bass
Web:
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www.dutchtilders.com.au
www.geoffachison.com
www.myspace.com/geoffachison
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Holy Hell, man! When I hear raw, gutsy, melodic blues like this, it takes me back to a better time, when blues and rock were so visceral. Thanks for posting!
I used to see Dutch Tilders and Geoff Achison play at the Windsor Castle Hotel on a Wednesday night. Dutchs rhythm was so tight and young Geoff Achison would be playing a Gold Top Gibson Les Paul through i think a JCM 800 Marshall Combo. I loved the way Geoff made that Marshall Amp Bark and Sing. I was so lucky to be able to hear these guys. As good as you will find anywhere in the world.
Happy Birthday
80yrs old tomorrow Dutch RIP
Rip Dutch "Dutch Tilders and the Blues Club" "Live at the Station Hotel". It contains IMHO the best recording of this track. That statement is so true and what great sundays they where
agree 110 per cent.
we used to call him Geoff the Chef, dont hear em calling him that nowadays its sad!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Met Dutch at Gosford Blues Festival, I was so thrilled to become acquainted with this legend. Great pickin' here Dutchy
wow! amazing!
Very Good version of Baby Please don't Go!
Love the Guitar work too!
Dutch Tilders : Australian blues pioneer. Great video ! Thanks
One of my all time favorites!! Great Blues playin with feelin!!!
Reminds me of Sunday arvo in the locomotive??? ,the pub with the train coming through the wall.
I'm in England and haven't heard this since '91. Great band...
Never knew he was dead .
The beauty of RUclips.
That's the Station Hotel in Prahran, Melbourne. Great times
@@danozism
Or the Station Hotel in every other Melbourne suburb !! 😂😂🎧🎸🎸🎵🎶♩🔊
@@danozism The Tabernacle of the Blues as Dutch used to call it.
RIP Dutch... Australia's own blues king (on loan from Holland!)
pure honest blues, just the best.
Sundays at the Station. Takes me right back, in a fab way.
great times there and the windsor castle
Hi Rooster. Just reminiscing watching some of these old Dutch and Blues Club videos.
I've even found a couple of postings of people covering Geoff's tunes.
Weren't these good days!
michelle
Ripping it up! Dutch and Geoff Achison.
J'adore ce morceau !! J'en ai même fait une playlist ! Cette version est fantasique ! Et quelle voix !!!!!!
Bigmama §:-)
nice to see a live vid with good sound, very glad this was done!
We just love the Dutchman!
Cool as
He sounds so much like Broonzy.
Sundays at the Station was Church.
that it was with good brew to woooohooo
Saw the at the Provincal in Ballarat in Ballarat. I was fuckin huge
Head in’ down ‘The Delta’ with the Dutchman...oh yeah
Blues Legend!
R.I.P. Dutch
Very Very HOT STUFF !!!
If you like this (how could you not?) then find a copy of "Dutch Tilders and the Blues Club" "Live at the Station Hotel". It contains IMHO the best recording of this track.
Agree totally have the cd Winston Dutch Geoff what a sound
It would have to be unbelievable to be better than this.
Saw Dutch a number of times in the 70s playing at small venues around Melbourne and he was always the consummate blues muso.
And a humble man with it.
Dave C And I forgot Atchison and the rest of the band.
Must be time to change my underdungers!!
We shared a few beers at the Belair in Newcastle and I told him he sang black man's blues.
Damn Fine.
Cheers
very nice
Vale Dutch.
And Atcho, your'e a fucking freak-out!!
When I finally fall off the perch I have instructed my family to play Muddy Water's " Going Down Slow going in to the service and " Baby Please Don't Go " leaving the service.I figure I shall Rest in Peace with a send off like that. This would be one of the best versions of this on You Tube.
What a beautiful choice of songs to send you off one day. Two great legends. Lynne
Thank you Lynne for your kind comments and radiant smile. I played Drums for many years in Blues/Rock/Jazz Bands from about 15 years old till I became too ill to continue in 2003 with Spinal, Neurological /Nerve problems. In 2016 I damm near fell off the perch twice. I'm 68 now and live by my G/Father's favourite saying " Don't take Life too serious none of us will make it out alive. " I wish you well for the future, Heaven must have one Kick Arse Band by now. Cheers, Denis.
have a look at Winnie in the back legend Drummer
@fourty5mag I also put ya on my Blues Hall Of Fame for the Please Don't Go video!!!