Canned Heat helped revive Blues greats like Gatemouth, John Lee Hooker, Albert Collins and several more. Hite was a Blues Aficionado as was Vestine, They searched the country side for blues albums and players. Bob had a massive record collection that would humble the best of them. I had the great fortune to catch Gate perform and during one of his shows he was on a break and just hanging out in the hallway of the college he was playing at, all by himself, so i said," what the hell i'm a fan, a harp player and blues lover, I have to talk to him!". So i just walked up to him and said hi, how's the show going tonight? Well we talked for 15 minutes and he was the most humble, supportive, and kindest person. He finally looked up at his watch and said, whoa, i have to get back on stage. He signed a poster i had pulled off the wall and said thanks for coming to the show. He played mandolin, guitar and harp that night. Such a wonderful memory in my life.
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Poor Canned Heat. So good of them to use their fame to bring an American great to us all. Poor Gate was not used to having to actually wave off a Blues pickup band. :) But they followed despite their massive fame at that time. As good as the music is? Half of Gate's magic was in the audience's relationship. Which is not here in this video. Lord, I do miss him.
Dude had an ego problem. Tells one of the biggest bands at the time to be quiet so he can bring them in with some rudimentary harp licks… he insisted on being the frontman of a band known for intentionally not having a frontman. Not impressed by this one.
I had the honor to get to know Gate from the mid 80' till he passed. He always told me he thought music could heal and bring people together unlike anything else. He let me walk Him out on stage on his last New York gig at BB King's place and told the crowd how much He appreciated me driving from North Carolina to be with Him. I have never been so honored. He will always be The Man!!
What a privilege to be there live!! Thank god for this video an the blues In me it’s ALIVE an I’m so grateful to my dad for introducing me to it from a small kid listening in his big CHEV. BEAUTIFUL ❤
I had never seen Gatemouth play the harmonica, had only seen him play guitar and violin. Man, what a musician, a true multi-instrumentalist. I'm so impressed now!
Kay Raedclyffe I meet Gatemouth in early 1980's at Christie's music store in Slidell,La. We become good friends and I recovered his Les Paul after it was stolen from him from a trashbag punk.
canned heat toco muchas veces en mexico muchos tuvimos la fortuna de verlos en vivo, un grupo que te tocaba lo mismo en woodstok que en un hoyo fonky de mexico city gracias por tanto blues y boogie.
One of the greatest musicians that ever lived! I am a musician: i’ve been playing for 35 years.... CGB had more talent in his little finger than most of us other musicians had in our entire career... This crowd had no idea what they were witnessing! Stoic. Way too honey
Canned Heat You have my Absolute Blues and total inspiration cuz I believe too my blues music can great healing and recovery of all Hurts n Pains from Life ! Just lay it on,!!
About 30 years ago I was in a record store and I came across a CD of Gatemouth. I had no idea who he was or what kind of music he made. I just thought I'd buy it and check it out. I'm glad I did.
Saw him live in Houston. Unforgettable. Such a wonderful showman. He played every instrument and all like a maestro. An East Texas treasure. Heat must have been intimidated.
These Black Texas blues players sure have derp roots in Texas. They never let prejudice keep them from being the stars they are... deep in the heart if Texas. Very appreciated by all.
Yes you can. If you had practiced for 20min everyday since writing this you’d be this good! What he’s playing is not very difficult, it just takes practice.
@@norfolknwhey4787 It's been 4 years since my post and I never stopped practicing. My only question while playing with other musicians is "what key are we in?" before the song begins. It is no longer a challenge to listen to music on the radio, test a couple of keys and then simply play along. My wife has always loved to hear me play,
Clarence Gatemouth Brown on the harmonica, it's a pro ! And with Canned Heat, nothing to throw. Thanks ! Clarence Gatemouth Brown à l'harmonica, c'est un pro ! Et avec Canned Heat, rien à jeter. Merci !
Got to sing with and share the stage with Clarence back in the 90s, he let ME sing Mojo!.... sad that he faced such a sad end; such an incredible musician and genuinely nice man.
I agree. One of the nicest dudes I ever met. Classy and incredibly talented. I'm unfamiliar with his demise and I don't think I want to know, I'd rather remember him as he was when I was fortunate enough to hear him play and hang out with him and his posse for awhile.
“Gatemouth” was an amazing musician, he truly rocked every instrument he touched not anyone left like him now. Never got his due, not just a blues man he could play any kind of American music.
Eso tan maravilloso que tiene la música, que nos sorprende y hace que tus sentidos exploten al máximo, haciendo que se erise la piel...Saludos Santiago de Chile
Absolutely the greats in times of when rythm was harmonious , the sounds of harmonicas had brought the songs with togetherness and put happy feet on each of us , gave us the Boogie . Loved this video Had the privilege of meeting the Bear , Canned heat, in concert Prince George Canada 1978 The incredible and wonderful Gate Mouth , ladys and Gentleman. Now let's get back to the Boogie. Get it on!!!! 🎶🎶🎶🎶 🎹 🎸 🎷🎤 🥁
I knew his brother Bobby well. They're from here in Orange Texas. Well...their family moved here way back when. He's buried here. His brother could play and sing too.
Been around the block a time or two. Harmonica players from way back have learned from one another. This is Jimmy Reed style. And its a Party goers delight!
I played this video for my precious grand boys other day, 3 yrs old & 1 & half, and 3 yr old started shaking it & boogie down just like Clarence is getting down... Then the baby started to act like he was playin the harmonica and stomping his lil foot to every beat... I WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZED AT HOW MUCH THEY LOVED THE MUSIC!!! so now I'm gonna go n get both of them instruments this weekend so they can play whenever they want to at Memaws house.
Maestros del boogie-woogie, diplimados en blues, con una electrificación espectacular, una banda de referencia Gracias por su visión de la música negra
These Musicians lacked the means but they had the most important Spirit and they played and felt what they did, they did not think about making music in order to earn money, which is what impoverishes the mind. "Long life to the Blues."
I was sixteen when this was recorded, wasn't there, should could've wished I were, but there just isn't another band the same, still does me the same it did back then, thanks so much.
I guarantee you ruffed the feathers of more than a few Canned Heat faithful. There are legions of us. They are way more than a "white" backing band. Don't forget to boogie. old guy
if you stand in any part of the WORLD and listen................ what do you hear,........... singing....... music.......from the birds and the bees ...if you hear MUSIC .......your body tingles........your spirits are lifted........music is the spice of life.,
I never got to play with Gatemouth Brown. But my relationship with Canned Heat goes back to 1967 when I bought the orange album, with Al Wilson. I took classmates to the Cafe Au Gogo in 1968 to hear them live, after our graduation party. After Al died my relationship was discontinued until 1974, when I was working at a masonry-supply company, and by mere coincidence one of the contractors I sometimes serviced was Al Wilson's father, a mason in Belmont, Mass. We didn't talk much about Al, because he was taking the reported suicide very hard. In 1985-6, when Henry Vestine came to Eugene Oregon where I was getting my BA at U-Oregon. When Henry wasn't away with the Heat, he was playing in my band, Church of the Blues. He was even my roommate for several months. Once I graduated, I never saw Henry again, and he died in 1997. By 2006, I had my MA from Oklahoma State, and had "graduated" from 17 years of truck driving. My band, The Workers, was booked as co-headliner with Canned Heat, which by that time contained only Fito de la Parra, the drummer, from the original Heat, at a small winery-- "Soaring Wings"-- in Springfield Nebraska. It was May 6, but the weather was so bad, everyone went home except maybe a hundred or so people inside the winery. We played, and then Canned Heat played. And finally, 39 years after I got that pivotal LP, I got to play with Canned Heat. The next day, Fito even found me a joint! Only de la Parra, whose book chronicles the life of Canned Heat, survives today. I'm Watermelon Slim, and you can get my CDs and DVDs at www.watermelonslim- dot-com.
Richard Hite on Bass here. I knew Richard in Memphis. He had Bob’s record collection. It was an amazing collection. He and Bob travelled the Deep South in the early 1960s buying them up. They had Robert JOHNSON Vocalions in the original sleeve, all of them! They knew the blues!
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Canned Heat helped revive Blues greats like Gatemouth, John Lee Hooker, Albert Collins and several more. Hite was a Blues Aficionado as was Vestine, They searched the country side for blues albums and players. Bob had a massive record collection that would humble the best of them. I had the great fortune to catch Gate perform and during one of his shows he was on a break and just hanging out in the hallway of the college he was playing at, all by himself, so i said," what the hell i'm a fan, a harp player and blues lover, I have to talk to him!". So i just walked up to him and said hi, how's the show going tonight? Well we talked for 15 minutes and he was the most humble, supportive, and kindest person. He finally looked up at his watch and said, whoa, i have to get back on stage. He signed a poster i had pulled off the wall and said thanks for coming to the show. He played mandolin, guitar and harp that night. Such a wonderful memory in my life.
Awesome story!
His high school teacher said
He had a voice like a gate
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Poor Canned Heat. So good of them to use their fame to bring an American great to us all.
Poor Gate was not used to having to actually wave off a Blues pickup band. :) But they followed despite their massive fame at that time.
As good as the music is? Half of Gate's magic was in the audience's relationship. Which is not here in this video. Lord, I do miss him.
Dude had an ego problem. Tells one of the biggest bands at the time to be quiet so he can bring them in with some rudimentary harp licks… he insisted on being the frontman of a band known for intentionally not having a frontman. Not impressed by this one.
@@norfolknwhey4787 Well the band did bring him up to feature him. :)
I had the honor to get to know Gate from the mid 80' till he passed. He always told me he thought music could heal and bring people together unlike anything else. He let me walk Him out on stage on his last New York gig at BB King's place and told the crowd how much He appreciated me driving from North Carolina to be with Him. I have never been so honored. He will always be The Man!!
Love to know this! Music is the healer, like John Lee Hooker said.
I LOVE this comment.❤ Music absolutely brings music together!!❤❤❤
yea...sure...ok....
Wow that's awesome, how were those times on the road?
I met Gate in Saskatchewan yeats ago. Would love to touch base with you and pick your brain on a few things I never got the chance to ask Gate about.
Canned Heat have always earned the respect and support of the best blues musicians.
Awesome blues always loved canned heat especially the album Hooker and Heat when I that age. Started me on life long love of the blues
They certainly did with the great Gatemouth. What a music moment.
It was the critics that never gave them their due! They did as much for the blues as any of the British artists did!
I had the privilege of seeing him many times, but never knew he played harp. Once caught him playing drums, too…one of the true greats, Mr. Gate!
Now this is real music that feeds the heart and soul.
What a privilege to be there live!!
Thank god for this video an the blues
In me it’s ALIVE an I’m so grateful to my dad for introducing me to it from a small kid listening in his big CHEV.
BEAUTIFUL ❤
The BLUES will live forever past the end of time
He might not be with us but he’s never forgotten.....
I had never seen Gatemouth play the harmonica, had only seen him play guitar and violin.
Man, what a musician, a true multi-instrumentalist. I'm so impressed now!
Man....black musicians really know how to jam...!!!
I wish I could play the harmonica like that.!
That doesn't sound totally racist or anything
Amen brother.............you should hear this dude Blind Al Wilson!
@@carlyandt6748huh ?
canned heat is still my favorite band of all time
The Greatest Musician that you've never heard off ... Gatemouth Brown. Wait until you see him play the other 15 instruments ...
Kay Raedclyffe I meet Gatemouth in early 1980's at Christie's music store in Slidell,La.
We become good friends and I recovered his Les Paul after it was stolen from him from a trashbag punk.
Got to see him in he 80's in West Lafayette playing his Gibson Firebird and fiddle! One of the best concerts I have attended.
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I saw Gatemouth at the Howard Street Tavern in Omaha in 1977. He was probably themost outstanding musician I have ever seen.
Who could not love this?
One of the greatest musicians that ever lived! I am a musician: i’ve been playing for 35 years.... CGB had more talent in his little finger than most of us other musicians had in our entire career... This crowd had no idea what they were witnessing! Stoic. Way too honey
Who can doesn't love that ? It is a perfect blues track !
Canned Heat You have my Absolute Blues and total inspiration cuz I believe too my blues music can great healing and recovery of all Hurts n Pains from Life ! Just lay it on,!!
About 30 years ago I was in a record store and I came across a CD of Gatemouth. I had no idea who he was or what kind of music he made. I just thought I'd buy it and check it out. I'm glad I did.
What a band and what a talent Mr Gatemouth is 👍👍
ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITARIST,ALL AROUND MUSICIAN WHO EVER PLAYED MUSIC ,FROM HIS SOUL.😎🎸🔊🎶☮️ BOB.RIP C GATMOUTH BROWN.
Booommmmb ! my heart stops the time . Only one thing I can feel : MUSIC - REAL MUSIC . Thank you God !
Saw him live in Houston. Unforgettable. Such a wonderful showman. He played every instrument and all like a maestro. An East Texas treasure. Heat must have been intimidated.
I'm from England but what a legend, rip big man 🙏
This man can play!!!! I'd love to be playing all along with him ,our styles are so similar, friggin a let's rock!!!!
These Black Texas blues players sure have derp roots in Texas. They never let prejudice keep them from being the stars they are... deep in the heart if Texas. Very appreciated by all.
Unbelievable harmonica! Don't think I'll live long enough to play as good. He's having the time of his life to boot!
Yes you can. If you had practiced for 20min everyday since writing this you’d be this good! What he’s playing is not very difficult, it just takes practice.
@@norfolknwhey4787 It's been 4 years since my post and I never stopped practicing. My only question while playing with other musicians is "what key are we in?" before the song begins. It is no longer a challenge to listen to music on the radio, test a couple of keys and then simply play along. My wife has always loved to hear me play,
That boogie woogie reminds me of the old time church revivals we use to have, man we would feel The Hand Of God, Have Mercy Everybody!!!!
WOW1 From 1973 this is Blues Awesome!
I met Gatemouth years ago at sellersville theator, he's super talented and diverse and super fun person all smiles
...the end of Canned Heat?
Canned Heat is still touring today...
...still respecting Gatemouth & John Lee and all the rest of the great bluesmen.
Hard not to get happy watching/hearing this!
What great performers The music of today doesn’t hold a candle to the old stuff
They don’t exist like this talent anymore. Fucking great!
Clarence Gatemouth Brown on the harmonica, it's a pro ! And with Canned Heat, nothing to throw. Thanks !
Clarence Gatemouth Brown à l'harmonica, c'est un pro ! Et avec Canned Heat, rien à jeter. Merci !
Absolutely Bloody Amazing!!!
I got to see Gate in Mobile 20 some yrs ago. He played harp, fiddle, sax, guitar. R.I.P. Gate
No segregation when it comes to music,black ,white keep it tight.
It's in Canada? Not Murica! So there wouldn't be
Got to sing with and share the stage with Clarence back in the 90s, he let ME sing Mojo!.... sad that he faced such a sad end; such an incredible musician and genuinely nice man.
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I agree. One of the nicest dudes I ever met. Classy and incredibly talented. I'm unfamiliar with his demise and I don't think I want to know, I'd rather remember him as he was when I was fortunate enough to hear him play and hang out with him and his posse for awhile.
“Gatemouth” was an amazing musician, he truly rocked every instrument he touched not anyone left like him now. Never got his due, not just a blues man he could play any kind of American music.
I own an old Gatemouth Brown album released on the "Music Is Medicine" label & he has brought me healing over the years!
I slept Clarence Gatemouth Brown... The man was phenomenal ! wow !!!
I born on a different era, dreaming about old good times 😢
Love me some Gatemouth! RIP, Clarence!
I saw Gatemouth Live in Denver playing at the Bread and Butter club in 1983
J'adore Canned Heat depuis le film Woodstock 1969 et toujours encore un de mes groupes préféré.
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Great story! The man will be missed.
RIP Sweet Clarence .. we miss you baby
Eso tan maravilloso que tiene la música, que nos sorprende y hace que tus sentidos exploten al máximo, haciendo que se erise la piel...Saludos Santiago de Chile
Clarence had such an amazing energy!
This is the greatest music performance I've ever seen! He is living so much into the music that is so crazy!!
Show boatin brown
Canned heat is the reason why I bought a harmonica
The Heat and Butterfield Blues band started my love of the blues.
this is awesomeeee....the way he brings it on in is the best.
Absolutely the greats in times of when rythm was harmonious , the sounds of harmonicas had brought the songs with togetherness and put happy feet on each of us , gave us the Boogie .
Loved this video
Had the privilege of meeting the Bear , Canned heat, in concert Prince George Canada 1978
The incredible and wonderful
Gate Mouth , ladys and Gentleman.
Now let's get back to the Boogie.
Get it on!!!!
🎶🎶🎶🎶 🎹 🎸 🎷🎤 🥁
What a musician and entertainer..That harmonica is full class and the band is fantastic..A professional doing what he does best..
Great show Mr Clarence with this Boogie and The Band Caneed Heat harmonized without him Blind owl only The bear of The original band remained 🎸🎸🥁🎹
And Adolfo (Fito), who is still doing it today.
I knew his brother Bobby well. They're from here in Orange Texas. Well...their family moved here way back when. He's buried here. His brother could play and sing too.
And little Bobby Brown my home boy..grew up together...I'm from Orange too...
It's a small world. ☺
Been around the block a time or two. Harmonica players from way back have learned from one another. This is Jimmy Reed style. And its a Party goers delight!
Il Blues continuerà sempre a camminare sulle gambe di chi di volta in volta lo suonerà. MV
I played this video for my precious grand boys other day, 3 yrs old & 1 & half, and 3 yr old started shaking it & boogie down just like Clarence is getting down... Then the baby started to act like he was playin the harmonica and stomping his lil foot to every beat... I WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZED AT HOW MUCH THEY LOVED THE MUSIC!!! so now I'm gonna go n get both of them instruments this weekend so they can play whenever they want to at Memaws house.
Mr. Brown had a few bars to add there on the lead. Bonus dance moves as well. What an old school performer - amazing.
Never heard of him? Wow what a talent! Have to look him up and put on list
Wow he owns that stage and wakes us from our slumber ....wonderful and so talented !
Dazit man, dazit. Canned Heat set the hall blazing with Gatemouth leading the sweet sensational attack. Great presentation.
simply beautiful
Um blues magnifico!
One magnific blues.
Noger's 65 years old.
Noger's 65 anos.
MG - BRAZIL.
Maestros del boogie-woogie, diplimados en blues, con una electrificación espectacular, una banda de referencia Gracias por su visión de la música negra
I love the tone from that lead guitar! Killer!
Awesome performance! Glad I found this!
Me too.🤗😘😘
2019 aug still jamming to this great music no color no bs no bad words just plain ol soul.playimg from.the heart love it thank u
West Louisiana and East Texas combination, right there. God dam me, that man knows the blues
A very talented performer on many instruments.
These Musicians lacked the means but they had the most important Spirit and they played and felt what they did, they did not think about making music in order to earn money, which is what impoverishes the mind.
"Long life to the Blues."
I was sixteen when this was recorded, wasn't there, should could've wished I were, but there just isn't another band the same, still does me the same it did back then, thanks so much.
I asked Gate once who his favorite band was and he told me, "the Heat" was!
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I do adore this blues wauw brilliant .!High talented blues.
i was ten feet from Canned Heat in 1978... great show
wow, how totally uplifting! I would dance to this everyday!
I guarantee you ruffed the feathers of more than a few Canned Heat faithful. There are legions of us. They are way more than a "white" backing band.
Don't forget to boogie.
old guy
I saw Gatemouth a couple of times in my fiddle days. Love Larry Taylor.
Al escuchar estas melodías llenas de alegría mi cuerpo automáticamente se mueve.
¿Apoco si?
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Cuanto talentos cómo este señor Gatemauth. Se habrán perdido ya sea por perjuicio oh falta de oportunidad...qué viva el talento..........
LOVE TO YOU FROM AUSTRALIA
if you stand in any part of the WORLD and listen................ what do you hear,........... singing....... music.......from the birds and the bees ...if you hear MUSIC .......your body tingles........your spirits are lifted........music is the spice of life.,
A few shots of Jack straight a beer chaser a few puffs of Mauwi wowee and a few whiffs of Escobar's finest and there you go 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Nice I learned from him too he will always be instrumental in my heart!
Unbelievable! Thanks for sharing!
I road for over 50 years Canned Heat was and still is great for riding
RIP Gate. Got to see you twice. Stunned both times at your versatility. Thanks.
Gatemouth used to play at the Golden Slipper in Durango, Colorado, in 1971 - 1972. He wore a cowboy hat and also played the fiddle.
Of course, he hailed from Texas!
MF TEXAS GOT THE BEST MUSICIANS BESIDE FLORIDA
Damn, now that's what I call REAL music!!!!!!
Grazie mille Roberto per farci rivivere questa musica, questo blues...
I never got to play with Gatemouth Brown. But my relationship with Canned Heat goes back to 1967 when I bought the orange album, with Al Wilson. I took classmates to the Cafe Au Gogo in 1968 to hear them live, after our graduation party. After Al died my relationship was discontinued until 1974, when I was working at a masonry-supply company, and by mere coincidence one of the contractors I sometimes serviced was Al Wilson's father, a mason in Belmont, Mass. We didn't talk much about Al, because he was taking the reported suicide very hard.
In 1985-6, when Henry Vestine came to Eugene Oregon where I was getting my BA at U-Oregon. When Henry wasn't away with the Heat, he was playing in my band, Church of the Blues. He was even my roommate for several months. Once I graduated, I never saw Henry again, and he died in 1997. By 2006, I had my MA from Oklahoma State, and had "graduated" from 17 years of truck driving. My band, The Workers, was booked as co-headliner with Canned Heat, which by that time contained only Fito de la Parra, the drummer, from the original Heat, at a small winery-- "Soaring Wings"-- in Springfield Nebraska.
It was May 6, but the weather was so bad, everyone went home except maybe a hundred or so people inside the winery. We played, and then Canned Heat played. And finally, 39 years after I got that pivotal LP, I got to play with Canned Heat. The next day, Fito even found me a joint! Only de la Parra, whose book chronicles the life of Canned Heat, survives today.
I'm Watermelon Slim, and you can get my CDs and DVDs at www.watermelonslim- dot-com.
I saw you guys at Max's a few times. My buddy Mike Crabbe was a great drummer in town from 88 to 91. I'm glad you are still out there doing well.
0:33 -- the very definition of TIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!
Just when you think you have heard it all another genius comes to the front pleasure to see and hear
Clarence blowing up a storm on the C harp, sensational stuff!
AWESOME TALENT💛 GREAT PERFORMANCE.👍
Blows this years super bowl performance away😮😮😮😮
What an improvisation, this wouldn't happen on pop T.V.! Great stuff, bring this back!
Richard Hite on Bass here. I knew Richard in Memphis. He had Bob’s record collection. It was an amazing collection. He and Bob travelled the Deep South in the early 1960s buying them up. They had Robert JOHNSON Vocalions in the original sleeve, all of them! They knew the blues!