Was stumbling around YouTube and ran across a video by Howlin Wolf, Thought some of you might enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ou-6A3MKow
soooooo....... enjoy!
J

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Thanks for sharing, love the blues masters. Mike

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Hey Guys,
How about this one from the Wolf...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHgCxZ0wc9k
Im trying to learn this rhythm, for me its a little harder than it sounds...
Bill

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Nice one Bill. The rythmn is a very busy one and I hear a lot of chops there to steal.A real classic... Mike

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Hi Bill948, If you get the chance and want to hear a clearer version of this, you can catch it on Crossroads...Hubert Sumlin Plays it with Eric Clapton, Jimmy Vaughn, Robert Cray on vocals.. Thanks for sharing this vid.
I'll be home soon, been away too long, and dont wanna lose my accent..HAHA

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This is great! I wonder if this was recorded at the Chess studios?

You can see Hubert on the left playing one of those '60s-era Japanese electrics.

heres a good one too, the rythm is very close to the "Killing Floor"
This one is "Dont Laugh at Me" and it shows more lead playing by Hubert Sumlin in the Howlin Wolf days...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiZ-sW38cT0&NR=1
and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBTENgdnlwI&NR=1

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Thanks, Jayro. That was for realz. That SG bass was hip, too.

Oh, how I love Howlin' Wolf.

Makes me smile listening to him. :]