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Ramblin' Bob
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VintageBlues4K :: Guitar blues of the 1930s brought to life in UHD 4K video, for the second century of recorded blues fans.
VintageBlues4K E05: "Hard Times Killing Floor Blues" by Skip James (1931)
Complete Episode 05 Article: steemit.com/music/@ramblin-bob/vintageblues4k-episode-05-hard-times-killing-floor-blues-by-skip-james-1931
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Відео
VintageBlues4K E04: "I'm A Steady Rollin' Man" by Robert Johnson (1937)
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Complete Episode 04 Article: steemit.com/music/@ramblin-bob/vintageblues4k-e04-i-m-a-steady-rollin-man-by-robert-johnson-1937 First recorded by Robert Johnson in Dallas, Texas on Saturday June 19th, 1937 ... exactly 80 years ago today!
New Lefty Seagull S6 Acoustic Guitar Unboxing
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The guitar: www.seagullguitars.com/en/products/42-s6-original-left The deal from Amazon.com: amzn.to/2oT0Q5y Dedicated to: leftyfretz.com and www.jerrysleftyguitars.com I later recorded the intro and outro tunes with this actual guitar, but after replacing the original Godin strings with my preferred Elixir NANOWEB Phosphor Bronze HD Light (.013-.053) strings: amzn.to/2oSXJdy
VintageBlues4K E03: "Mississippi Blues" by William Brown (1942)
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Complete Episode 03 Article: steemit.com/music/@ramblin-bob/vintageblues4k-e03-mississippi-blues-by-william-brown-1942 Gear List Guitar: 2002 Carvin Cobalt C850LH www.carvinmuseum.com/decade/02-guitars.html Strings: Elixir NANOWEB 80/20 Bronze, Light (.012-.053) amzn.to/2p1qZj1 Audio interface: Resident Audio T4 amzn.to/2oPUuDY
VintageBlues4K E02: "Worried Blues" by Skip James (1966)
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Complete Episode 02 Article: steemit.com/music/@ramblin-bob/vintageblues4k-e02-worried-blues-by-skip-james-1966
VintageBlues4K E01: "Kind Hearted Woman Blues" by Robert Johnson (1936)
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Complete Episode 01 Article: steemit.com/music/@ramblin-bob/vintageblues4k-e01-kind-hearted-woman-blues-by-robert-johnson-1936 VintageBlues4K :: Guitar blues of the 1930s brought to life in UHD 4K video, for the second century of recorded blues fans. Episode 01: "Kind Hearted Woman Blues" by Robert Johnson (1936)
Skip James - Hard Times Killing Floor Blues, American Folk and Blues Festival, Cologne Oct. 9, 1967
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UPDATE NOVEMBER 2018: please enjoy my new VintageBlues4K version of Skip's original 1931 recording of this song: ua-cam.com/video/PHENJ1rgj1Q/v-deo.html I don't think a version of him performing this song has been on UA-cam before. As a fan of PreWar acoustic blues guitar it is always a bit magical to discover a new sliver of audio or video from an artist of that era. As it seems we're about to...
Imagine if he could see the impact he'd had, and all od listening to his incredible music nearly 100 years on!
Skip the first minute.
One of the greats!
I love the clarity of this video. Skip James's picking style looks similar to Renaissance Lute technique here. One of my favourite tunes from one of the original great delta blues men.
German Socio Historical posturing. This remains Brillance!
Smooth as butter…
D minor tuning- impossible to play but Skip did and composed AND sang.
One of the best blues songs ever written
Neil Young is original and authentic afterall. How wrong can one fan be?
Neil Young child
Amazing, time taken from the river
ZORT
I was born in 1965 and was into rock music late 70s 80s and I think I know where big rock groups got sound inspiration 😮🤔
Top.
Song title should read "Hard Time Killing Floor", despite the announcer.
It was a record label printing error. "Hard Time" = prison, "Hard Times" = The Great Depression, before it was called that. All other releases except for the misprinted first one called it Hard Times.
Stunning guitar work & vocals Haunting
those were the exact words I was going to use...so nevermind instead u get a thumbs up lols
Kanye west (speaking German*) introduces Nas (playing guitar) .
lmfao
thank you blind owl wilson for tracking down skip james and showing him he was loved.
Eat your soup!
If anyone knows a better piece of guitar ragtime on You Tube, please name it. This is the best I’ve seen and I’ve just sold my 40 year old vinyl collection that had several ragtime guitar LPs. Other examples of Ari are wonderful too, of course.
This isn't guitar ragtime. Try Blind Blake, he's the master of ragtime guitar
The Blind Willie McTell has the ragtimy stuff.
This is blues not ragtime!!
I like it, you nailed it
It is coming....a hard reset is inbound. I hope the best for our children....they will be on the frontline...while the old rich bastards send them to die.
yup
Very important knowledge.....
Nehemiah Curtis "Skip" James (09 de junio de 1902 - 03 de octubre de 1969) fue cantante, guitarrista, pianista y compositor de blues norteamericano.
Came here though Oh Brother Where Art Thou and Chris King's haunting rendition of this song at the campfire-
Genius.
How amazing, a tractor driver. This is Skip mother fucking James. One of my favorite recordings ever.
I can remember this piece from the movie brother where art thou is the song Tommy was playing under the tree before he lit out.
Exactly
What gives me the blues are the horrible commercials on UA-cam!
Must be a nightmare for you still it's better than picking cotton
This man knows how to tell a story !!!!
Absolutely stunning.
Peace to all children of The Most High - meet y'all at the secret place
Fantastic that this was preserved for us to enjoy today!
It's obvious he worked or spent time near a pig or chicken slaughter house.
Thank you for this post
Thanks for posting. I had never heard of Mr. James .My guitar teacher told me a check him out . I see why after hearing that Thank you.
Came to him through Canned Heat. Bob Hite tried to sing like him. Not bad fir a white boy.
I think you mean Alan Wilson! He had that brittle falsetto-y voice kinda like Skip. Bob had the grittier gruff lower voice
@@willcampbell4097 I believe you are right. One of the first three albums I ever bought was Heats first album.
Canned heat rocks! Skip James is a Saint! And Lighting Hopkins is a Legend!
@@jamesbueker11 I made the same mistake, when On the Road Again was first released! Took me a while to realise the truth. What a sweet voice!
Superbe
Looks like we don't really need another awestruck comment here but I can't help it. Skip James just blows me away. One of the great, great originals of the 20th century. This music gets inside the sorrow of the entire Black experience in America and it just stays there but it is not depressing. Haunting, disturbing, unmooring even but not depressing. It is art (and from what I have read of him he knew that). I am grateful that we have this! Amen.
This is utterly historic. I had a record called "The Great Blues Men" back in 1985. I highly recommend it if you can find it. Skip James is on it singing a song called "Cyprus Grove." Just hypnotic, melancholy, and absolutely authentic. This is real music, so different that the corporate crap we have today.
All rise.
Pure magic
classic footage of a brilliant musician! TY Ramblin' Bob and youtube!
Nice to watch
Damals waren die GEZ Gebühren noch was wert. Heute hat man schlechte Schauspieler und pseudo Drehbücher.
Can someone please edit the German talk out of this video. Nobody gives a shit and fast forwards over it. I mean it’s an entire minute long
sure, here you go: ua-cam.com/video/mYALBzfY5QY/v-deo.html
I found the background info quite interesting tbh
Tbh first time watching and found it quite interesting that the song was introduced to clearly a German audience! I wasn't aware Germans dug blues music but am now!
It's interesting tbh, nobody knows about his life and history behind the lyrics
Sadness is missing in the voice.
A haunting melody, soulfully rendered
Skip James was way ahead of his time.
Or times never change.
One of the most bone chilling songs ever written. This performance is better than the studio version too.
Ole Slowhand covered a couple of Skips songs. Did not hold up well.
I’ll be sure to avoid those.
@andrewwabik5125 If you have time listen and tell us what you think. Thanks!
Fantastic songwriting!