This is so good, that it will still be learned, thought, studied and played 30, 60, 90, 120 years from today, ... because this is real and extremely good music, ... not today's garbage.
Old school blues doesn't have a rigid structure like we made it. They change the chord whenever they feel like it, not 4 beats of this and 8 beats of that every time.
Eu não os tempos musicais da School do blues , mas esse cara é incrível , sensaçional , estrumentacao rígida , mas maravilhoso , sem palavras , só ouvir 🌵🇧🇷
OMG the old school blues are the least rigid of all the genres. These folks have surprises around every corner. They never play a song the same way twice
I saw R.L. Burnside in on Bleecker Street when I was 30 with Pine Top Perkins in THE West Village around 1993 and I remember having goosebumps from seeing someone who was the real deal and an innovater not an imitator as well as Albert King , Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin, John Lee Hooker..all in New York City circa 89 -2000 Mick Taylor former Rolling stones guitarist played every weekend for years at a bar with a huge lizard statue on top of the roof
Wow !! Another incredible footage of RL Burnside and to see Calvin Jackson playing the drums with RL is just perfect ! Thanks a lot, these videos are helping me to spend the quarantine in a good mood, Cheers !!
What a historic gem this is. Thank you so much for this and the other documentary video. I’m watching to pick up some his tricks. I play Blues as well. What an awesome soul. Thanks again.
It is impressive to see this stage of R.L. Burnside, but what is most appreciated is to see Calvin Jackson, who drew the first patterns of the Hill Country Blues on the drums. Thank you!
@@camkimbrough6103 Hey Cam, I would love to read your words about this. It is my way to learning about the music that I love. I understand that Kinney Kimbrough was one of the first architects of this style, but it seems that there is a struggle between Hill Country Blues and Cotton Patch Soul Blues ... what do you think about this?
Hey man no problem I will definitely explain the difference under the condition that you subscribe to my channel I'll make a full video breaking down the differences between the two, agree?
@@camkimbrough6103 Done man! I would like to know your opinon about this. Also, let me know if you can offer a meeting thorugh zoom, or whatever you want, to know about your family music style
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This is so good, that it will still be learned, thought, studied and played 30, 60, 90, 120 years from today, ... because this is real and extremely good music, ... not today's garbage.
Definitely one of my favorite Blues Men. Gotta love Hill Country Blues!
Love them blues
Love burnside for ever ❤
How cool is that to have a legend playing at your house
There's not to many videos of this man, but gotdamn, everyone is Priceless.
agreed
I feel so good because I’m feeling the blues.
Old school blues doesn't have a rigid structure like we made it. They change the chord whenever they feel like it, not 4 beats of this and 8 beats of that every time.
Eu não os tempos musicais da School do blues , mas esse cara é incrível , sensaçional , estrumentacao rígida , mas maravilhoso , sem palavras , só ouvir 🌵🇧🇷
OMG the old school blues are the least rigid of all the genres. These folks have surprises around every corner. They never play a song the same way twice
That drummer holds it down. Broken ass cymbal and doesn't even give one f'k 'bout that.
Super!! GREAT!!! BLUES!!! Thank YOU!!!
RL BURNSIDE, HIS STILES OF PLAYING THE BLUES IS ONE OFF, ❤
Imagine RL in your Back Bedroom . What an Artist . Natural Talent .
One voice. One miked acoustic guitar. Drums. Stirring up an insane groove. Love it!
Nailed it, yes! Gotta love country hill blues, there are people who get it and peeps who don't.
This is how it's supposed to be, Raw talent, autotune my ass, no fancy effects, just pure soul
What have I just came across
That was the year i was born I’ll be 31 on Saturday 🇬🇧
I saw R.L. Burnside in on Bleecker Street when I was 30 with Pine Top Perkins in THE West Village around 1993 and I remember having goosebumps from seeing someone who was the real deal and an innovater not an imitator as well as Albert King , Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin, John Lee Hooker..all in New York City circa 89 -2000 Mick Taylor former Rolling stones guitarist played every weekend for years at a bar with a huge lizard statue on top of the roof
RL is up there with the best of them, a True Master a Sweet Soul a True Bluesman !
I'm ready for an electric Blues Jam🎸myself,,but i aint picky either✌🏼
The drummer is Calvin Jackson who is Cedric's father...his mother is Linda Burnside
Now this is what's up!! Wish I would have paid more attention when I was around him as a lil fella never knew he was this famous bk then.
@Davis Edison my Grandfather, his son Kenny is my dad
You definitely have the blues in your blood Cam!
@@paulcook68 appreciate the words man.
@@camkimbrough6103 I just checked out your channel. Awesome 👌 new subscriber here!
@@paulcook68 thanks bro! ✌🏾💪🏾
That is super tight AF. True hypnotic boogie. Thanks for uploading this! Cheers from the Philippines! 🍻
Fabulous fabulous fabulous.
THIS IS SOOO DDDOOOPPPEEE!!!
The Best! IDK but I hear 🙉 an entire band in his 🎸🎸 guitar! ❄️🌍❄️💣💥💕👁️❤️🎵
Gettin a close-up look at RL. Burnsides fingers while he played. This is priceless.👍👍👍
wish R.L. played in my living room.. we would drink lots of apple juice....more or less
Apple Jack
absolutely fantastic performance!
RL is a boss!
this man is my legend
Same bro
me too
Yea he still is and was cool asf huh 😏
Wow !! Another incredible footage of RL Burnside and to see Calvin Jackson playing the drums with RL is just perfect ! Thanks a lot, these videos are helping me to spend the quarantine in a good mood, Cheers !!
Was just wondering who the drummer was👌
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
That's A Sub. Love Ya.
Love that drummer at 1:45, talk about cool.
rl is just the best. 20 some minutes in his guitar is out of tune and he just doest give a... absolutely perfect.
I love this ❤️
What a historic gem this is. Thank you so much for this and the other documentary video. I’m watching to pick up some his tricks. I play Blues as well. What an awesome soul. Thanks again.
Bedankt dat jullie ons hiervan laten meegenieten!
these drums are very kraut-like
That’s his nephew Cedric !
Oh now that I watch it longer I see it’s someone else but Cedric usually plays ! Same style too
@@sammywarren3070 Calvin Jackson. Cedric was about 12 at that time ...
RL was one of the Very Best..
Agreed
Friggin sweet
Fabulous recording of the REAL. Thank you. Brilliant. R L a huge presence in this mans day. Cedric the grandson is also shaping magnificent.
beautiful genius
This is gold. Calvin Jackson drummer died too young but his son Cedric Burnside sure has some cool cats from his pa.
Sami Supias: Cedric is his grandson.
@@franko69 RL's grandson and also Calvin's son.
thnx
Musical gold
крутой мужик
A very good Documentation - like the other Videos on your YT-Side!
It is impressive to see this stage of R.L. Burnside, but what is most appreciated is to see Calvin Jackson, who drew the first patterns of the Hill Country Blues on the drums. Thank you!
Very interesting bold statement but I can definitely dig it
@@camkimbrough6103 Hey Cam, I would love to read your words about this. It is my way to learning about the music that I love. I understand that Kinney Kimbrough was one of the first architects of this style, but it seems that there is a struggle between Hill Country Blues and Cotton Patch Soul Blues ... what do you think about this?
Hey man no problem I will definitely explain the difference under the condition that you subscribe to my channel I'll make a full video breaking down the differences between the two, agree?
@@camkimbrough6103 Done man! I would like to know your opinon about this. Also, let me know if you can offer a meeting thorugh zoom, or whatever you want, to know about your family music style
This is pure gold! God bless you dutchjdh for this fantastic upload! AMAZING, Thank you!
GOING DOWN SOUTH 😁🔝🎉
Merveilleux musicien ! Quel talent !
Dommage que le public fasse tant de boucan !
Dutch sounds like French with a mouth full of marbles.
Min 6:35 see my jumper....
well well well....
Amazing. So raw. The out of tube guitar adds to tension. Is that deliberate??
Shitty guitars and a drunk tuning ear is most likely……😂
Fuckin boss!
🤪🤪
However Dave Stewart pulled his shit out still amazes me.
Anyone know the name of the song at 56:04? edit: It seems to be a cover of "Black Nights" by Lowell Fulson
Richard van Bergen
Anyone know what guitar he’s playing?
Martin Guitar, i believe a parlor type.
Martín guitar Orchestra Model 28