Johnny Shines - Ramblin
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Johnny Shines - Ramblin
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| This is the real ... ( 10 months ago by andrew6678) |
| This is the real thing I meet him a few times such a nice person and stunning player. nobody alive can touch this guy!! |
| colored people just ... ( 9 months ago by suicidecrackers) |
| colored people just have the rythm in them..thx for posting this video. |
| I noticed he is ... ( 9 months ago by oldphoque) |
| I noticed he is using a homemade slide. I also noticed he is not using a capo, which some suggest Robert Johnson used. I personally don`t believe RJ ever used one nor knew what one was. Any takes? Now about this video. This is what I came to see! Thanks Eddie for bringing this man to my attention. |
| Johnson has a capo ... ( 8 months ago by bluzbone) |
| Johnson has a capo on his guitar in one of his pictures. |
| RJ absolutely used ... ( 8 months ago by byhudson) |
| RJ absolutely used a Capo and knew what one was. Capos were widely used by country blues artists. Shines used them all the time as well. It just depends on what key they wanted to sing in. |
| Thats correct ... ( 8 months ago by fuxgood) |
| Thats correct byhudson. Most blues guys would tune to E or D then capo for the key they wanted to save from retuning. Some used "stepped down" E or D. I think Miss. Fred was one that used a stepped down E. |
| So lucky to have ... ( 8 months ago by fuxgood) |
| So lucky to have met such a great. The closest I came was meeting RL Burnside. Very nice fellow too. Met RL's son Duwayne.Nice guy as well. Duwayne and I drank beers and talked for over an hour. |
| yeah RJ did use a ... ( 7 months ago by lennon2007) |
| yeah RJ did use a capo, and johnny shines is sweet |
| I just wasn`t sure ... ( 7 months ago by oldphoque) |
| I just wasn`t sure and leaned toward not believing until I got to see one of the few photos of RJ, with a capo. I have seen some extremely talented friends play his tunes pretty darn close without the use of one. Pretty cool! Johnny is awesome! |
| You can play the ... ( 7 months ago by byhudson) |
| You can play the songs the same way without a capo, however you will not be in the same key. In order to play with the same technique, as well as be in the same key, you have to use a capo. Capos are very common in country blues. |
| stood 2 feet away ... ( 7 months ago by plasmapotty) |
| stood 2 feet away and watched him jam for hours at Flora/Bama about12 years ago, it was beautiful, even toasted a shot of whisky together |
| He died in 1992. ( 6 months ago by Manitor) |
| He died in 1992. |
| I don't remember ... ( 6 months ago by plasmapotty) |
| I don't remember when exactly it was just that it was a long time ago hence "about". sorry, about 16 years ago, better? got his autograph |
| DAMMMM,THIS IS PRUE ... ( 6 months ago by MrCaribbean) |
| DAMMMM,THIS IS PRUE DELTA,THIS IS THE BLUES RAW,PURE AND HARDCORE,RUDE,SMOOTH AND SOOOOOO FUCKIN' DAMM GOOD!.This very soulful,the richness of the guitar man,is AMAZIN' he plays with sooooo much heart.Thanks for this clip.Its stuff like this that first got my attention for wanting to learn more about the guitar and the blues roots. |
| What a beautiful ... ( 6 months ago by AusDavid12) |
| What a beautiful human being, Jonny shine was one of the blues great he should be better known. |
| its a sad fact of ... ( 6 months ago by lasht2monyon) |
| its a sad fact of life that mr shines and many other talented black blues players died before we were able to give then our appriecation, they were always there but america did not know the wealth of talent they had in their own back yard,,,,typical, |
| "A genius at work". ... ( 5 months ago by LizzyDouglas) |
| "A genius at work". His guitarplaying is unique and highly recognisable, so is his voiuce. Johnny was one of the ramblin' buddies of the greatest of them all: Robert Lee Johnson. |
| Well, of course you ... ( 4 months ago by MatthewPA1972) |
| Well, of course you had to politicize things in an effort to look not racist. What a dick. |
| agreed matt. ain't ... ( 3 months ago by StrappedGypsy) |
| agreed matt. ain't no reason to look at skin color, ever. blues always been loved by few, livin in the darkness of the music industry. although his statement holds some validity, its not necessary to point it out. |
| I love this style... ( 2 months ago by altcountryatymail) |
| I love this style... |
| Anyone know which ... ( 1 month ago by evets530) |
| Anyone know which came first, this tune or Statesboro Blues? They borrow from each other. This is a great video. Thanks for sharing it! |
| robert johnson did ... ( 1 month ago by lennon2007) |
| robert johnson did use a slide,, and no johnny shines is not using a capo here.. and yes johnny shines is sweet great clip |
| he died in 1992.... ... ( 1 month ago by lennon2007) |
| he died in 1992.... so i think your wrong |
| Please some put a ... ( 15 hours ago by acidcasual07) |
| Please some put a high quality version on please. |
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