Blues? It all sounds the same to me. Kind of like that rappity-rap shiat.

Goosebumps, thanks

Tumunga: Blues? It all sounds the same to me. Kind of like that rappity-rap shiat.

Says m,ore about you than it does about the music

Facepalm, subby. Facepalm.

Thanks

Best part of that was Mick forgetting the lyrics.  Put down the beer and sing, doofus.  Don't you know who that is?

Tumunga: Blues? It all sounds the same to me. Kind of like that rappity-rap shiat.

Guess you just Can't Be Satisfied.

FlashHarry: n-egger, please?

/window seat, please.

came for this...

/now to clean up

The PBS station in Chicago aired this whole concert a few weeks back, pretty amazing stuff. The story goes, if I remember correctly, the Stones were in town to do some shows and had the night off. They heard Muddy was playing that night so they loaded into the van and headed out to the show. They had no intention of joining Muddy on stage but once he spotted them in the crowd he started calling them up one by one. He called Mick up first and his reaction was priceless, he was all "Who me?!?" and at first he declined, just wanted to enjoy the show. After a few more requests by Muddy he got up on stage. I think someone finally told Mick that when Muddy Waters calls you on stage you don't decline the offer. Over the next few songs Keith and Ronnie got up there too as well as a handful of Chicago blues legends including a tipsy Buddy Guy. If you have a chance to watch the whole thing it's pretty cool. Not a huge Stones fan at all but I sat and watched the entire show even though they did take away from the actual Muddy concert, IMO.

Mick seems even more effeminate in this video then he does in practically any others I've ever seen.  Does not compute.

Mick could have just forgotten the lyrics but the optimist in me chooses to believe that he just didn't want to hog the spotlight from a true blues legend. Mick just stfu and let the man sing. Classy.

TerminalEchoes: Mick could have just forgotten the lyrics but the optimist in me chooses to believe that he just didn't want to hog the spotlight from a true blues legend. Mick just stfu and let the man sing. Classy.

I think it was a little bit of both.  Very cool.

This is worth some time.  Soundstage from 1974- Muddy, Junior Wells, Johnny Winter, Willie Dixon, Koko Taylor, Dr. John.

Yes, I remember Soundstage.  But please, you may stay on my lawn.

So much class and talent on that stage.......in the grey suit.

Not so much for the rest of the stage.

McStubbins: This is worth some time.  Soundstage from 1974- Muddy, Junior Wells, Johnny Winter, Willie Dixon, Koko Taylor, Dr. John.

Very nice. I thought Subby's link was going to be a good way to end the evening. But now I have to stay up late to finish your link. That's a bunch of talent on one stage, man.

I never forgave him for plagarizing Jimmy Page.