By the way, Dr. Hep Cat, I enjoyed your Canned Heat at Woodstock clips as well. I still wonder what Alan Wilson might have become had he lived several decades longer. John Lee Hooker considered him the only harp player that could really accompany his music and Wilson's reverence for Skip James was so evident in his singing. A blues musician from my native state is an uncommon phenomenon and his time was too brief. Again, thanks.
Feilimid-Thanks for the kudos on the Gospel Songbirds clip but I'm afraid I can't take credit for the Canned Heat clips as there must be three Dr. Hep Cat's...the original Lavada Durst and like myself the other person using the nom-de-interweb :)!
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What a wonderful clip! Thanks so much for providing it.
By the way, Dr. Hep Cat, I enjoyed your Canned Heat at Woodstock clips as well. I still wonder what Alan Wilson might have become had he lived several decades longer. John Lee Hooker considered him the only harp player that could really accompany his music and Wilson's reverence for Skip James was so evident in his singing. A blues musician from my native state is an uncommon phenomenon and his time was too brief. Again, thanks.
Feilimid-Thanks for the kudos on the Gospel Songbirds clip but I'm afraid I can't take credit for the Canned Heat clips as there must be three Dr. Hep Cat's...the original Lavada Durst and like myself the other person using the nom-de-interweb :)!
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