Joe Tex & King Curtis- "You Never Miss Your Water" LIVE 1970 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]
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R.I.P Joe Tex and King Curtis
Joe never got Joe's actual Due meaning there'll be
a Joe Tex Revival soon - I actually missed Joe first
time around. Right under my nose, my era/generation -
but maybe Joe wasn't packaged like James Brown. They
didn't do a good job promoting Joe - and ima not even
sure they UNDERSTOOD. What they had. Musta been
frustrating for Joe, i.e. inventor of rap.
The king of sax sounds regal.
This has got to be one of the all time great recordings of a live performance by the Wonderful Saxophonist King Curtis and Joe Tex on vocals. Curtis's wonderful long harmonic note towards the end of You don't miss your water makes you feel like all the water had been drained from your body. But in this case I will miss my water. ROSIE, Put the kettle on please.xx
Agreed...its up there with the Sam Cooke 'live' ait the Harlem Club.
Man, you can just feel that gospel coming from Curtis' alto sax!
In VERY loving memory of the ONE & ONLY Mr. Joe Tex (1935 - 1982 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten)
At long last, a fulm showing Joe at his best.
Oh wow! That's what I call music to rock my Soul brother!!!!!!!!!
This is how I was baptized at the Pine Grill in 1967.
King Curtis was the best pop saxophonist ever. Kenny G couldn’t touch him
He drove that horn! Alot of guts!
What an incredible tone
Wailing sax, to the bone, honey!
I must be in heaven! If not, please don't wake me up.
What city was this in? Anyone know?
NY
@@LShabazz CHECK MY KING CURTIS FA*****K PAGE OUT.