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Robert Pete Williams - Old Girl At My Door

Fred Wethereld

Shared a beer with him backstage after one of his sets at the 1975 New Orleans Blues and Heritage Festival. Spine tingling performance and a lovely man - very gentle and generous - swapped many stories. A never forgotten time.

AusDavid12

Robert Pete Williams, one of the greatest bluesman of all time! What more can one say?

Terrance McNiven

i used to have an album of his in rhe 70 s , i play a song off it with my band , it rocks out like a mofo

Lancelot De Montréal

wow... what a sound man, I dig this! f*** new music, man it makes me sad that it is so poor today...

Alessio Caletti

another favorite ,, thanks

busessuck1

Now that's a real man

SovietKong3

For more (which isn't more) about Manthoulis have a look at the imdb imdb.com/name/nm0544114/

SovietKong3

This is a part of the documentary "En remontant le Mississippi". It is a 1973 French production by the Greek director Roviros (Robert) Manthoulis. It's extremely rare but i have it. If you want it let me know. Roviros Manthoulis was self-exailed in France during the years of the Greek Dictatorship. He was an active communist with vigorous activity during Greek Resistance WWII and the subsequent civil war. His works wasn't officially supported by the Greek state due to his political views.

steinsteel

Hes never been underrated in my world.Been listening to him for 20 years.The way he combines peetie Wheatstraw and blind lemon jefferson tickels me to death.He had is own style

526723

The guitar playing is outstanding.

whitestripebuzz

what a bloke. what a bluesman. criminally under rated.

letsif

This guy is really good.

Rick779

Amazing performance. This is from the documentary "Out of the Blacks and Into the Blues vol. I: Along the Old Man River." Williams also performs "Scrap Iron Blues" in the film which lupine22 has also posted. kudos. No DVD [yet?] of this doc but plenty of new & used VHS copies out there. Other performers who are shown in this 52 min. film are Bukka White, Furry Lewis, Roosevelt Sykes, Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry.

tlslade

This clip and Scrap Iron Blues are from a German documentary called Out of the Blues and Into the Blacks. It was put out on 2 VHS tapes by Yazoo in 1995. Out of print. Never made it to DVD. Glad to see this up here. The segment with Robert Pete is some of the most magical video I've seen. I don't think there's much more or any more of him in the film. Its all good though...

ChimeraEater

O_o You're right! lol Doesnt even look like a girl.. XD X

prosim85

Lawdy Mercy........Mercy Lawd!!!

Ukuu Mubako Lummuba Tafari

TED LIVES

LittleBrotherBlues

Cooljack, there are plenty. They just aint famous or got filmed. This video is wonderful. The vocals and expressiveness is wonderful. The blues is raw as if it was created on the spot. Watching him makes my heart sore for the ones I've known and passed away. I'm not real familiar with this guy but what I see is wonderful, raw and real!!! Makes me homesick and happy all at the same time.

CoolJack2

in my opinion one of the few post war blues musician who was any good.

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