It. Alex. I wonder where they got the money. Was one. With. The the Orion and and tons of performance there from James Caan here at someone doing old Muddy Waters tune Sadler blues as anyone who's familiar with the Howlin Wolf knows Hubert was a great guitarist and although he recorded with Jimmy Rogers and Eddie Taylor for him tons just like his days with the Howlin Wolf he never really stepped out into the spotlight on his own content to stay in the background playing some of the patented electric guitar Lexx for which he was rightly famous James Caan is on the top of his game as well blowing some terrific harmonica work recorded for him tons 10th anniversary in 1905. Another one from James Cotton ahead of them this time from his Grammy nominated album James Cotton live we've got a veritable who's who of Chicago blues legends on this one with Matt Murphy and Luther Tucker on guitars pine Tom Perkins on piano them Calvin Johnson released math on the rhythm section hitting right a tune from the song book of Little Walter was recorded live on the stage so Line 1907 in Austin Texas. We started off with another favorite from Chicago and he Taylor with clouds in my heart again it's great to hear Eddie do some solid to Tara work over the backing support of Sunnylands women snarky Pryor on piano and harmonica record of joining to 95 and in tons. The show is blues on limited on your hosts leave your bar Harkins and today in the program it's for Connor a blues legend. Coming up just ahead we'll close things off with a couple of classics from Jimmie Rodgers and starting things off will be another one from Memphis women may have Guitar Murphy will hear them do a tune called moving on that one right here on blows on limited. Illegal downloading friends of the blues. Low down dirty belief. Please. Thank. You. Picks. Thank you. The little things that we hope you like. And a great version of that old Muddy Waters classics courtesy of The One and Only Jimmy Rogers Got My Mojo Working for the better part of a decade and he held the linchpin position in the muddy waters band and was a 1st rate performer in his own right even if he did time to get overshadowed just a little bit by the master himself Muddy Waters before him we heard him do Goldhill bird from his in tones album simply entitled Ludo of the personnel on this is a little bit iffy but we're pretty sure we've got Hubert someone in Pine Tom Perkins helping in a supporting role on guitar and piano perspective Elaine recorded live with him towns in Austin Texas. Before then another one from the dynamic duo of Memphis one and may have Guitar Murphy with a tune called movin on their album titled appropriately enough together again one more time as far as we know was the last time these 2 blues on cons recorded with one another loser talker helps out on guitar was meant Murphy on lead guitar in Memphis one handling the piano one vocals recorded to summer 1905 times. As we mentioned on our previous program Clifford intone the leading light and driving force behind the nightclub that still bears his name didn't really get the happy ending that he deserved even so it will be remembered for some time to come for his dedication to the blues and forgiving some of the legends you've heard on tonight's program one last opportunity to shine in the spotlight. And that's going to do it for the supper soda blues unlimited We hope you've enjoyed the special program featuring some of our favorite Chicago blues legends live in on the stage and am towns in Austin Texas just a reminder before we go that the mission of the music maker Relief Foundation is the hope the true pioneers and forgotten heroes of Southern Music teamwork ignition and me 3rd day to day needs on the web but music maker down towards the blues unlimited the radio show is dedicated to the memories of campy some an a.p.r. In my club better it's produced by the Hawaiian but you disease Radio Network and it's distributed by n.p.r. X. The Public Radio Exchange on the web at p.r. Rockstar award stream for the last word tonight we'll hear one more time from Memphis I may have Guitar Murphy thanks for tuning in will see you next time right here on blues unlimited.