Boz Scaggs - Lowdown скачать видео бесплатно

Shoshana M

I just had to share this jam... and with Mr Scaggs & his "Lowdown" I tenderly wish all of Ya'll a very blessed morning!

Louis Shalako

This song brings back a lot of romantic memories.

nefsjud

Great song, beautiful music. Boz is so cool!

John Vancosky

Love this song!!memories of times when things were simpler.

BLACKLEYLAD1

One Top Tune

2Howl

a landmark in music. nothing before or since compares

Sharon Powell King

HAPPY BIRTHDAY William Royce "Boz" Scaggs (born June 8, 1944) is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist.[1] He gained fame in the 1960s as a guitarist and sometime lead singer with the Steve Miller Band, and in the 1970s with several solo Top 20 hit singles in the United States, including the hits "Lowdown" and "Lido Shuffle" from the critically acclaimed album Silk Degrees (1976), which peaked at #2 on the Billboard 200. Scaggs continues to write, record music, and tour.[2]Scaggs was born in Canton, Ohio,[1] the son of a traveling salesman. The family moved to McAlester, Oklahoma, then to Plano, Texas (at that time a farm town), just north of Dallas. He attended a Dallas private school, St. Mark's School of Texas, where schoolmate Mal Buckner gave him the nickname "Bosley", later shortened to "Boz".[3]After learning guitar at the age of 12, he met Steve Miller at St. Mark's School. In 1959, he became the vocalist for Miller's band, the Marksmen. The pair later attended the University of Wisconsin–Madison together, playing inblues bands like the Ardells and the Fabulous Knight Trains.[1]Leaving school, Scaggs briefly joined the burgeoning rhythm and blues scene in London. After singing in bands such as the Wigs and Mother Earth, he traveled to Sweden as a solo performer, and in 1965 recorded his solo debut album, Boz, which failed commercially.[1] Scaggs also had a brief stint with the band the Other Side with Mac MacLeod and fellow American Jack Downing.Returning to the U.S., Scaggs promptly headed for the booming psychedelic music center of San Francisco in 1967. Linking up with Steve Miller again, he appeared on the Steve Miller Band's first two albums, Children of the Future and Sailor in 1968. Scaggs secured a solo contract with Atlantic Records in 1968, releasing his second album, Boz Scaggs, featuring the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section and session guitarist Duane Allman, in 1969. Despite good reviews, this release achieved only moderate sales. Scaggs moved to Columbia Records; his first four albums for Columbia all charted, but his best peaked at #81.[1]

Obvious Bicycle

Happy birthday Boz!

Dennis Minor

Instrumental to it's fullest 

derkaderrrrr12

my parents haven't failed as parents.

SlickRidez Garage

Is it just me....or does it appear there's an unintended "DTMF" tone at 3:26? Every time I've heard this song from childhood to now I've always heard it....and it just doesn't seem to fit. I'm not saying anything bad about the song because I love it!

Jeffrey Palmer

This song is responsible for a late 70s baby boom

Kelly Nance

Never get tired of this one.

Richard Price Elliott

COOL TRAX

Adrian John

COOL TRAX

reds 17

This one takes me back to well before I had a license to drive a car. Remember hearing it played during the summer of 76. It was a cool song then, and it still is now.

Donye Castille

Great tune!

Dominique Hunter

I don't know why but this song sounds depressing! 

Gasparuccio X

best boz's track ever it reminds me sweet summer memories

Greg Quady

Somebody needs to change the definition of the word Cool to that of Boz Scaggs. What a slick dude.

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