Now here's someone who can really sing the blues....... something you don't hear much anymore. Thanks Music City Roots for airing this great blues performance by Parker Millsap in "You Gotta Move".
Stunning talent here - and beautifully subtle support from the accompanists. I'm fortunate to have stumbled upon this one - by way his collaboration with The Devil Makes Three.
I come here when l want to be astounded! This is simply amazing. Best version of the best ever song! The violin and double bass just make a fabulous song incredible, and the harp, guitar and vocal just make me want to live! I first heard this song on my Dads ' Stones album "Sticky Fingers," and from there l discovered The Blues, Gospel and Real Country music ( in Nottingham , UK , in the 70s!). This song lead me to Muddy a Waters, afraid McDowell, Howlin' Wolf, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, The Mississippi Sheiks, Jesus, Buddha, It is still my favourite song to play on my harmonica
Jim Rauh Looking back l quite dig it too! That slightly nervous, looking over his shoulder Bluesman 'Afraid McDowell' 😎😬Ironically and portentously cool! Still one damn fine song.
Agreed; this is the definitive version! A friend of mine who I forwarded this to listened to it (at first) w/out watching the vid. He was quite stunned when he learned it wasn't an old black gal busting a gut and it was young whippersnapper Millsap!!
I saw Parker Millsap here in Vancouver with some friends and were amazed at his vocal chops, not to mention his guitar playing ability. When he did this song "You Gotta Move", the immediate unanimous response from all in our group was that he sounded like a dead ringer for a young Robert Plant in Led Zeppelin's heyday. An amazing performer all round, at the ripe old age of 23!
Counterpart to Bonnie?? Not even close; this is a growling, gutbucket singing style. Bonnie is smooth and funky. Not clear why you'd come up w/ Bonnie-completely different styles.
I thought the same about his voice being like Robert Plant's voice. Whatever, he is fantastic. I gotta give kudos to the SongPop game I play because it turned me onto him and Tyler Childers.
I don't understand I just saw an amazing performance on Austin City limits he is in a yellow shirt and wearing a harmonica. I can't find the damn thing now to share it... Peace and Hugs KP
scenes where this song could be fitting in great -> Slaves who are working in the sun, Prisoners who are sitting in their cells or working in the sun and a officer with a horse and a shotgun guarding them. xD
Now here's someone who can really sing the blues....... something you don't hear much anymore. Thanks Music City Roots for airing this great blues performance by Parker Millsap in "You Gotta Move".
good o’l days👴🏻
I've become a big Parker fan. How can you not?
Stunning talent here - and beautifully subtle support from the accompanists.
I'm fortunate to have stumbled upon this one - by way his collaboration with The Devil Makes Three.
earth movin, goose bump,music ,brilliant stuff, thanks for sharing.
I'm really glad I stumbled into this video. So expressive!
Absolutely incredible and moving performance. Wonderful
I come here when l want to be astounded! This is simply amazing. Best version of the best ever song! The violin and double bass just make a fabulous song incredible, and the harp, guitar and vocal just make me want to live! I first heard this song on my Dads ' Stones album "Sticky Fingers," and from there l discovered The Blues, Gospel and Real Country music ( in Nottingham , UK , in the 70s!). This song lead me to Muddy a Waters, afraid McDowell, Howlin' Wolf, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, The Mississippi Sheiks, Jesus, Buddha, It is still my favourite song to play on my harmonica
That's Fred McDowell and a bad auto correct spell check! Afraid McDowell, l ask you?! X
Actually it's a great auto correct; Afraid McDowell-nobody be messing with him.....
Jim Rauh Looking back l quite dig it too! That slightly nervous, looking over his shoulder Bluesman 'Afraid McDowell' 😎😬Ironically and portentously cool! Still one damn fine song.
Agreed; this is the definitive version! A friend of mine who I forwarded this to listened to it (at first) w/out watching the vid.
He was quite stunned when he learned it wasn't an old black gal busting a gut and it was young whippersnapper Millsap!!
I saw Parker Millsap here in Vancouver with some friends and were amazed at his vocal chops, not to mention his guitar playing ability. When he did this song "You Gotta Move", the immediate unanimous response from all in our group was that he sounded like a dead ringer for a young Robert Plant in Led Zeppelin's heyday. An amazing performer all round, at the ripe old age of 23!
Blew me away when I was lucky enough to see me in Boulder at the Fox, when he opened for JD McPherson
10 days and counting until the Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival in Madison Wisconsin...been trying to catch up with this kid for two years.
Good ol' days - 👴🏻
Shades of a young Robert Plant's voice.
Yea, a little bit there, Robert. and a little bit of a male counterpart of Bonnie Raitt.
Counterpart to Bonnie?? Not even close; this is a growling, gutbucket singing style. Bonnie is smooth and funky. Not clear why you'd come up w/ Bonnie-completely different styles.
I thought the same about his voice being like Robert Plant's voice. Whatever, he is fantastic. I gotta give kudos to the SongPop game I play because it turned me onto him and Tyler Childers.
Holy shit tho. that voice
Wow I can't believe some idiot like you would say that on this song
Still love you Cuz.........You say it, sing it like it is!!!!!!!!! God Bless you all!!!!!!
Yuong and very talented!!
Que loucura a voz desse cara! Insana! One real Roots blues singer!!
Great Feeling
Espectacular
Damn!
Me encannnntaaaa a!!!!!
I hope this is on the new album.
Awesome 👏
like this man
outstanding - a bit like 'Sittin on top of the World'
Um Parker can sing.
He can sing and play the blues!
I don't understand I just saw an amazing performance on Austin City limits he is in a yellow shirt and wearing a harmonica. I can't find the damn thing now to share it... Peace and Hugs KP
Boom
I hear a Jannis joplin influenced voice I upvote.
If you like this style try Lead Me Home by Jammie N'Commons
Anyone know what key his harmonica is?
I'm thinking with blue sweater girl at 4:15
I'm thinking with Nutella 69:69 👴🏻
I can hear Elvis in his voice
I'm proud of you kids 👴🏻
Glad to see that nutella jar
Fashizzle.
scenes where this song could be fitting in great -> Slaves who are working in the sun, Prisoners who are sitting in their cells or working in the sun and a officer with a horse and a shotgun guarding them. xD
Sounds like Janis Joplin and Steven Tyler had a love child...awesome.
I listen to Ronnie.
Grandmas dancing on the other side
Great visual!!
Unfortunately, this presentation was not about the Lord, but about the singer. It was different from the original...
You guys crazy? Imagine hearing this song for the first time without out knowing Fred macdowell- what a terrible tribute
dang. all these guys are cats.
Just ruined a great Mississippi Fred McDowell tune. I am stunned by the comments, this is ridiculously horrible.
Fucking disaster
That is just terrible.! The guy even misses notes in the vocal.