Sam Lightnin Hopkins Blues Singer/Songwriter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2021
- 2021 KHOU 11 TV
Sam Lightnin Hopkins was a blues singer/songwriter from Houston, Texas.
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Lightnin was the greatest. Period
I found out he was my cousin after finding my relatives on ancestry ❤
From his music to his life, he’s as much the quintessential bluesman as Robert Johnson.
I think they should make a movie on him. Lightnin was the greatest. My father had so many 8-track tapes on him.
He is one of our family's heroes! Were spread from Centerville and Two Mike to Houston. Proud to have him in our lineage. 🎉
Does anyone in the family currently practice the blues?
He was my grate grandfather, Daniel Hopkins first cousin a legend
Great video. I was introduced to Lightnin's music almost 50 years ago, shortly after moving to NYC when 17 years of age in 1975. A record shop owner suggested a German export double lp, "The Best of the Blues." There were cuts from Sleepy John Estes, Champion Jack Dupree and numerous other legendary bluesmen. When I heard Lighnin' though, it had a profound impact on me. The first time I heard Albert Collins was another memorable blues moment for me in '78. But hearing Sam Lightnin' Hopkins for the first time was a game changer for this blues lover! Thanks for the wonderful post!
Lightnin' was out on the corner on Dowling Street during the 50's too.
Wonderful video/story. Thanks for the education.
Probably my FAV
Hopkins is one of my favorite Blues musicians !! Unique voice, chords and out of this world licks !!
Best blues man who ever lived
I love this video . Very entertaining and informative .
That was great. Lighting is the man. He's my hero also. His large, framed photo hangs proudly in my home.
Praise be to God. Sam. 🌹I am forever grateful and I love ya Sir.
My friends booked him in their bars. The Old Quarter on Congress downtown and Liberty Hall on Chenevert a skidrow area on the edge of downtown. Rents were cheap. Lightnin’ would have my Liberty Hall friend, Ryan Trimble, drive him around and put money in his hand to take to a household.
The last apt complex he lived on Gray was torn down about two or three yrs ago. A fellow was there when Lightnin’ was. He stated they didn’t realize Lightnin’s notoriety. He was just one of the tenants.
Greta musician! Unforgettable!!!
Thank you for posting!
Lightnin is my favorite Blues guitar player with Hubert Sumlin being a close second.
No mention of Mance Lioscomb?? He was playing guitar with lightning in the film. Another Great Tex blues man
We're they not family
Absolutely Amazing video. Love Hopkins and his guitar style.
Lightnin Hopkins is the ultimate blues man.
A gift from God ........ear candy .....he was amazing
Thanks for sharing this... Lightnin' was my first blues inspiration, he made me pick up the guitar.
5:06 man lived a good life, jamming with towns Van zandt and lightin.
Just thank you.
Just sitting outside on my balcony here in Germany and listening to the album „Texas Blues Man“ from Arhoolie Records.
That’s class!
Great Voice, Great Guitar Work , Great Presentation!
He Was a Big Innovator in the Jump from Folk to Electric Guitar Blues!
Lightning lived what he preached. Nuff said.
Thrills me to my soul that I had the opportunity see Lightnin' sing and play at the Ash Grove in Los Angeles ( '64) . Ok that's it I'm movin' to Houston .
sorry that I can't take you .
The blues according to Lightnin Hopkins!
Great documentary! Thanks for posting
Excellent! Thank you for this video.
Yep, Lightnin was one of a kind.....
The old name of Emancipation Avenue was East Broadway, which had been changed in 1892 to Dowling Street. Dick Dowling was an Irish immigrant who served as an artillery officer in the army of the Confederacy, an led his troops to a famous victory.
Lightnin' was the best damn blues player and I'd stand on BB Kings coffee table with my cowboy boots on and tell him so
Me too
I absolutely love Lightning! You sound like affinando, so listen to Elmore James, Rollin’ and Tumblin’
✌️😎🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
@@marions.120 Oh yeah I know Elmore James, all those dudes and ladies were so authentic, I love the blues
@@glennbasilii552 -I only mention that song because I love it!
@@marions.120 Yes it is blues at it's finest
thank you for uploading !
DOES ANYONE HAVING THAT PBS ROBERT HERRIDGE PRESENTS" WORDS AND MUSIC SHOW? I saw it at the NYC Museum of Broadcasting-it has not only a young spry Lightning but an even younger teenage Joanie Baez and Classical Harmonica player John Sebastian SENIOR! interspersed between songs Herridge reads some awful poetry but WOW WHAT A SHOW-John's son was watching backstage sitting under the lights and his father said " I saw my son leave home that day by just the look in his eyes"
Awesome
👍🏾 Nice 🎼💙🎶💯😎
This is the real an humble Hopkins
Po Lightning , RIP .
If it wasnt for SRV i wouldn't have found lightening.. cant get enough.
👍👍
Who else saw his last shows at Tramps NYC?
Lightnin Hopkins, possibly the greatest blues singer who ever lived. Been a fan since 1963.
Did anyone notice Lightnin' had his "bottle" in his left hip pocket? That was part of many guys like Lightnin' basic make up.
Alessandro de Souza 👦 👦 👦 👦 👦 👦
Listen to the baratone.
Just sad got all facts wrong and usual commentator talks rubbish