I sing Back Door Man every time I play, and it always pleases, both the men who don't know it, and the little girls who understand. Willy Dixon songs forever.
I saw Willie Dixon at The Smiling Dog Saloon on W 25th St in Cleveland, OH., 1972. GREAT show! Only about 30 people there, more rock bands in the '60's used his songs than you'd believe.
William “Willie” Dixon: 7/1/1915 - Perhaps the most important songwriter of blues music in his day, he had a hand in hundreds of songs over the course of his career. He was a major influence in shaping Chicago blues by penning songs for the likes of Buddy Guy, Otis Rush, Little Walter, and most importantly, some of the biggest songs in the arsenals of both Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters. Dixon was also an accomplished singer, bandleader, record producer and bassist, and was featured on many of the recordings of the songs he wrote on bass. He influence also crossed over into rock and roll as bands such as The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Cream, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Doors, and the Grateful Dead all utilized many of the songs that sprouted from Dixon’s creative genius.
The doors version of "backdoor man" was the best record. Nobody could ever freestyle on the song other than Jim Morrison and sing it with such passion for desire. Hail "The Lizard King of orgasmic rock "..
I believe the harp player is Norton Buffalo - Phillip Jackson (September 28, 1951[1] - October 30, 2009),[2] best known as Norton Buffalo, was an American singer-songwriter, country and blues harmonica player, record producer, bandleader and recording artist who was a versatile proponent of the harmonica, including chromatic[3] and diatonic.[
Ok ! ce que je comprends c'est que le pouce en bas c'est surement la preuve que les extra-terrestres existent ! WTF ! Willie Dixon is The Bass Legend of Loudy Groovy Dirty Blue !!
He sued Led Zepplin for stealing his music and got $1,500,000. Unlike the Stones, Zep felt they owed no duty of respect nor payment of royalties. That was in the early 1970s I think, disgusted me then and never bought another Zepp. It was an obvious rip, was clear to me - a non-playing listener, from the first time I played it.
Good on u Buddy. Wanna make some money? Get the frist two Rolling Stones albums or even better Fleetwood Mac. Play it at a party and ask everybody to guess who this Blues Band is for a $1. I once did this in a pub on the west coast in New Zealand and walked out of the Bar well drunk with $100+ bucks in my pocket. Everybody knew Fleetwood Mac, But not the original Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, still Mick Feetwood on drums and McVie on bass. Check it out on TH-cam!
Stephen Stills has played with Jimi Hendrix, Bill Withers, Etta James, Mike Bloomfield, and sooooo many more. He's also played jazz, Latin, disco, funk, and gospel. Very underrated musician
![Willie Dixon • Weak Brain, Narrow Mind" • LIVE 1964 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](/img/n.gif)
I sing Back Door Man every time I play, and it always pleases, both the men who don't know it, and the little girls who understand. Willy Dixon songs forever.
Willie, and Steven Stills and The Band... Enjoy...
So so right my brother Willie should go down as one the greatest music writers off all time.
Wow!!! The Big Willie Dixon with Good Ol' Stills!!! Fantastic! Thank You! Thank You God!
Спасибо! Очень интересное выступление Вилли Диксона. Аранжировки его известных вещей в стиле фанки-блюз.
Greatest of the Blues writers.
Willie's the man - one of the greatest
the biggest legend no one every heard of.
I saw Willie Dixon at The Smiling Dog Saloon on W 25th St in Cleveland, OH., 1972. GREAT show! Only about 30 people there, more rock bands in the '60's used his songs than you'd believe.
what a great blues song writer & under appreciated performer!
wow Stills doing som great blues licks thanks
Stills is the best in the business!
Robben Ford's version of Spoonful on Soul On Ten is kick-ass. Thank you Willie.
Muddy Waters "I'm Ready"
Willie is the blues!
Luv luv the blues
My hero.....
William “Willie” Dixon: 7/1/1915
- Perhaps the most important songwriter of blues music in his day, he had a hand in hundreds of songs over the course of his career. He was a major influence in shaping Chicago blues by penning songs for the likes of Buddy Guy, Otis Rush, Little Walter, and most importantly, some of the biggest songs in the arsenals of both Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters. Dixon was also an accomplished singer, bandleader, record producer and bassist, and was featured on many of the recordings of the songs he wrote on bass. He influence also crossed over into rock and roll as bands such as The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Cream, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Doors, and the Grateful Dead all utilized many of the songs that sprouted from Dixon’s creative genius.
The doors version of "backdoor man" was the best record. Nobody could ever freestyle on the song other than Jim Morrison and sing it with such passion for desire.
Hail "The Lizard King of orgasmic rock "..
Norton Buffalo on the harp~SaWeet!
nice felling listeing to this.....
ELE SABIA ESCOLHER OS MUSICOS
I've done that too...here's another one ask people who did the original "Black Magic Woman".....
Peter Green Undoubtedly...
Early 60's ✌😎
❤️
Norman Buffalo on Harmonica (The Best)
no habia escuchado esta vercion de esta rola pero me lata mas con los doors jajjajaj
damn right, he wrote half of Led Zep I.
That's Norton Buffalo!
Yes... right behind the great Paul deLay.
BTW, Norton would have been the first to agree with me.
Willie Dixon didn't write "Crossroads"..Robert Johnson wrote and recorded the original
MUITO MELHOR
Why isn't Willie playing bass on this? He's a Master bass player!
Crosby in jail.... Stephen played the blues.
Who's on Harp? Was that Norton Buffalo? Sounded like him.
Who is on harmonica?
I believe the harp player is Norton Buffalo - Phillip Jackson (September 28, 1951[1] - October 30, 2009),[2] best known as Norton Buffalo, was an American singer-songwriter, country and blues harmonica player, record producer, bandleader and recording artist who was a versatile proponent of the harmonica, including chromatic[3] and diatonic.[
Um, that's NORTON Buffalo, not "Norman" --
That's the late, Norton Buffalo.
Ok ! ce que je comprends c'est que le pouce en bas c'est surement la preuve que les extra-terrestres existent ! WTF ! Willie Dixon is The Bass Legend of Loudy Groovy Dirty Blue !!
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He sued Led Zepplin for stealing his music and got $1,500,000. Unlike the Stones, Zep felt they owed no duty of respect nor payment of royalties. That was in the early 1970s I think, disgusted me then and never bought another Zepp. It was an obvious rip, was clear to me - a non-playing listener, from the first time I played it.
He should have received much more money...
up
Good on u Buddy. Wanna make some money? Get the frist two Rolling Stones albums or even better Fleetwood Mac. Play it at a party and ask everybody to guess who this Blues Band is for a $1. I once did this in a pub on the west coast in New Zealand and walked out of the Bar well drunk with $100+ bucks in my pocket. Everybody knew Fleetwood Mac, But not the original Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, still Mick Feetwood on drums and McVie on bass. Check it out on TH-cam!
Steven Stills can play blues...?!
Thomas De Lello check out The Rides!
Ptthhh...ttt...
Check out the Howlin' Wolf...!
Stephen Stills has played with Jimi Hendrix, Bill Withers, Etta James, Mike Bloomfield, and sooooo many more. He's also played jazz, Latin, disco, funk, and gospel. Very underrated musician
he is a blues man!!..lookout, what he does with -the rides-.and also with csny..
And Sing the Blues Brother ✌😎
dixon was the vampire of chicago. he took plenty of songs from regular joes and claimed them as his own.
Sad... and directed by a person that had absolutely no idea what was going on!
#ugottalisten2b4udie
the guy with the harp is weird
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
FOI MELHOR QUE O MOREIRA