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Great rolling rhythm, sweet harp and string plucking interwoven, topped off by a dynamic soulful voice An absolute winner

I was born in the time period. Love this. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

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Great piano 🎹 playing which indeed is great. 😌

I didn't see the title, just listened. I did a double-take. If it said what I thought, I wouldn't be surprised. I am in my 60s, and my grandparents listened to this stuff, and there were some songs that they liestened to that would not have been allowed on the radio when I was a teen. Good music.

The big era of big orchestras.

"Anna Lou Blues" has quite a history of it's own within the history of American music, beginning with this 1941 recording. We hear an urban, polished ensemble, well-recorded, with masterful acoustic guitar playing by Tampa Red. Eight years later it was covered as "Anna Lee" by Robert Nighthawk , playing exquisite electric guitar in the Delta bottleneck style. Then in the 1990s Anna Lee was covered in Nighthawk's Delta style by Atlanta Blues master Sean Costello (on his debut album "Call The Cops"). It's important to note that while some Blues artists of the 1930s and 40s sought a polished, urban style, Country Blues in the heavier Delta style remained popular into the era of Memphis and Chicago electric Blues bands of the 1950s and 60s. Then it's just a quick jump from Muddy Waters to "Beck-ola" and "Truth".

The tune is "Shortenin' Bread." Can't make out the label - Gray Gull?

Black reality.

Tsi Shpeit - zu spät - to late

Italian sisters right

Mr. Mystery Train

Greatness! ❤

Great song. Remember it well.

Happy New Year.

❤❤ Love this ❤❤

Thanks for the post.

Saw Traffic eleven days earlier on 11/7 at the Eastown Theater in Detroit Michigan. Great show. Thanks for this. Happy New Year!

I wonder who was in the band for this concert? It sure sounds like the Stax house band.

It’s a time release hit!

Eating a sandwich

Jimmy James and the Blue Flames for the win!

James Marshall ✌️

Awesome 🤩 song, 🎶 because others have covered this song 🎵 like Buddy Holly and the Crickets 🦗. Just that they didn’t go under the name Crickets 🦗 it went under the name Ivan. The singer Ivan was none other as Crickets drummer 🥁 Jerry Allison but Buddy Holly and bassist Joe Maulden were backing him up. So the Crickets 🦗 were involved even though they didn’t go under that name. Jerry Lee Lewis always recorded, “Super Killer Tunes.”😊

Where does this guy find this stuff

Nice 👍 Blues tune 🎵 which is great indeed, because with this song 🎶 you’ll never miss a beat. 😊

Thank you thank you thank you! 👍😎

didnt think i wanted to come back to Texas but it rained so much overseas just had to come back & dry off ❤

Pretty cool. That old 78 sounds great, too. Thanks for posting this.

Wow! That is some outstanding pickins.

Thanks for this! 👍

Some info about Johnny Temple: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Temple_(musician)

I'm glad that TH-cam adds the transcript - it made it easier to follow along ☺ Thanks for posting this!

Caught Miles 2/11/73 at Pease Auditorium in Ypsilanti Michigan with this band. Great show. Miles is it.

Great 👍 Banjo 🪕 work especially with Bluegrass origins.😊 This song 🎶 is almost 😅 100 years old and the record even though it has scratches it has survived till now, the present. Here it’s given us an idea 💡 what music 🎼 sounded like in 1928. My Grandparents were married in 1926 and their 2nd child 👦 my Uncle was born in 1928. I wasn’t born till about 27 years later, but it’s good to hear 👂 music 🎶 from my grandparents generation.

YES! 👍🎶🤜🤛

A classic! Thank you.

Never heard this song before. I like it! 👍🏽

Great song thanks

Sounds as fresh and new as the day it was recorded.

Awesome!

A great early rock and roll song！

Hell yes! *M I L E S*

fantabulous!! please upload the whole concert...

Etta✨️RIP Queen 🌹🎶

Great record! Fine musicianship

They both look like Madonna sisters.

Yiddish song.

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If this is music 🎼 from 1940 a year before in 1939 WW2 had begun in Europe but, it wouldn’t be long before America would be drawn into the fighting. This was the type of music 🎵 that was being heard over the radio 📻. It’s a wonderful song 🎶 something that’s plain and simple the type of music 🎵 my Grandparents listened to in those days. I do like this type of music and it’s good 👍 that Y-Tube is doing its best to keep this type of music 🎼 alive. Thanks for sharing it.😊