Plug lead. Leg. Length. Leg. Length. It. Looks. Absolutely. They. a. The Well. Are. Good. everybody knows probably that's a most people know that was Jimi Hendrix Jimi Hendrix Experience from a very rare collection simply titled The delay in lead demos and Olympic outtakes or Olympic outs as some engineers who are music geeks like to refer to it basically 4 different takes early takes of Red House that Hendrix was sort of messing around with in the studio and they kind of combined all 4 takes in various ways the beauty of sound engineering Jimi Hendrix Experience. From. I believe most of this was recorded in the late 1966 Willie Dixon great rendition of a tune called I ain't superstitious I'm sure you've heard it even if you're not a blues fanatic I'm sure you've heard at least a few versions of that 1st version I think I ever heard was off of a Jeff Beck album the 1st Jeff Beck solo album with Rod Stewart on vocals I mean superstitious from classic record Willie Dixon put out called I Am The Blues Johnny Otis and his band a number of collections by Johnny Otis in a lot of them I can't tell how legit they are they could be just various kind of bootleg compilations but Johnny Otis show as he sometimes was referred to as we heard Dogface boy part one by the way Johnny Otis was a huge influence on the late Frank Zappa we saw the set with Angela strangely all the way from Austin Texas title track to her 2005 album Blue Highway this is care of c 4 Collins This is a program that we refer to as the hell's Front Party My name's bit I'm sitting in for Jeff kept he in the meantime we've got something from a great guitar player named Debbie Davies coming up so stay tuned there's a guitar player. I think I 1st took note of her when she was playing with Albert Collins I saw Albert Collins unfortunately only one time and nothing against Albert but by the time I saw him which was I think was about 1900. 908990 somewhere in there Albert was. He was he looked at he looked and sounded kind of worn out he'd been touring many many years and not long after this a few years later would succumb to cancer but Debbie Davies very very few great blues guitarist guitar players at least in the late eighty's who happen to be female were really touring with anyone let alone a guy like Albert Collins. From her album on Tel arc simply entitled blues blast this is Debbie Davies and Charlie Musselwhite doing Musselwhite composition moving and grooving on the house run party. Looked through. 5 a lackey. True. Or not the. Little. You don't. Know. The full. Sun. Was going to. The enemy. Going to. The enemy of the. State. But it won't. Move. 0 8 do. You. Have a lock on. To greet me. With the. Written in the back. With. a massage. Says . The brochure. Will. Meet with the old and. The professional. Side they own. Will. Meet with the old. And. You know this to some of. It is music from the Reverend Sean Amos from the Robin loves you just the came out . Exactly 2 years ago Shawn Amos in some originals in covers that tune we just heard days of depression featured not only Shawn Amos but the Blind Boys of Alabama again from the album The Reverend loves you Sean Amos also when there we heard from Nick Moss on the flip tops a band out of not so much Chicago but south of Chicago from a double disc called Play it til tomorrow we heard it's written in the Bible we start the set with a great guitar player and in her own right Debbie Davies from Blues blast a Charlie Musselwhite composition and also features Charlie Musselwhite on harmonica and voice doing movin groovin this is the house rent party on care f.c. Fort Collins My name is Ben if I'm sitting in for Jeff. This next guy we're going to listen to. He's one of those guys a kind of. I'll speak for myself slipped through my fingertips a number of times never got a chance to see him until recently when I noticed that he's playing in Denver at Dazzle dazzle used to be considered just a. More or less jazz and blues club they've expanded quite a bit since they've moved they now are located right in the heart of the Denver theater district basically real close to Curtis and 15th and they call the club dazzle at Bower's Bauer's is both a restaurant and a listening room and they actually have 2 stages to accommodate music. Or Wainwright we're going to hear a tune from. His album will live up Victor Wainwright and the wild roots on the house rent party care of c 4 comes with the. 6. We feel Oh yeah what an amazing. Musician he was on the piano there the late Pete Johnson recording made in April 947 from a great label out of Chicago old Del Marc records the title of which is Central Avenue boogie. And that was the that was Pete Johnson's rendition of 66 stump another great piano player but lesser known unfortunately the great late Floyd Dixon who passed away when it was 2000 and Lloyd Dixon did indeed as a way born in 1929 passed away in 2006 but that's what it was from that we heard a live or indication of hole in the wall and this particular recording is a compilation of various artists pitching in. For I'm not sure if they did a whole tour but it was definitely a few nights celebrating the music and career and legacy of Floyd Dixon while he was still alive. Cd called Time brings about a change a Floyd Dixon the celebration and again that was hole in the wall can say Doc if you know Chicago bands really well especially if they're blues based in any way shape or form can say Dick was the keyboardist and co-founder of band out of Chicago a great band in fact and fortunately never got a chance to see him play live but they were called Big Shoulders named after the great city of Chicago can say Dick from what I understand has been living in Colorado for I want to say at least 10 years now and from another great del Mark release recorded 2001 can see it acted the c.e.o. C.f.o. Boogie from love without trust that's not cool. Joe Louis Walker great blues guitar player in his own right but he I think gets restless from time to time and we heard the title track to his posse recorded and released in 2002 and it doesn't even sound like a blues record or a blues band. Joe Louis Walker more versatile than I thought he was so I threw that in there just to just to break up. You know the swing of things to get out of the box a little bit starting the set like I mention before Victor Wainwright big dogs run in this town from has 011 release lit up this is the house run party on care of c 4 Collins My name's Bev sit in for Jeff let's do a pretty hilarious song from I think one of the last if not the last little Charlie and the night cats. Mostly because Rick Estrin took over the role of leader of the band because after I don't know more than 20 some years on the road if I believe that. Charlie that he was the who's considered little Charlie in the band he just said he had that he was burned out going out on the road and he just turned the band over for for the rest of the group essentially handing it over to harmonica and vocalist Rick Estrin So they're known now as Rick Astron and then I cats but from from a great little record they put out in 2005 called 9 Lives this is a little Charlie in the night cats do when you gotta have a job I mean. You gotta have a job. In . The. Gap to get a business. This. Cheap that you've. Got to. You've got. To trade. Globalists to the plate. That exact. Unique Lumiere is just going to happen says. a lot but it. Will not. Go. To any it's not good news for them there's anything that's good the kids put it into. The 70 k. This is what's happened since the last float. King moment to think. Of the most chilling is not using. Them the example. Of the. God. Oh no what would make me believe that every day I come on this plane I'm on the couch. Got a. Box at the top. You know whose house cold on the old furnace lived there up with her little boy was another who. Got a got a remote control one he. Got it telling me I. Learned the job since I'm lazy look at. The book bag for the head goods please give me John. Soul can. Still. Get cheap food too. Cause it's. No. Good for. You. To be. Oh you. Told me. To. To speak. Since Oh.