Jimmy Rogers Guitar Style - 50's Chicago Blues video free download

mark weightman

fuckin gr8

meblaw1

Awesome playing! I got a masco 17N too for harp. Did you modify yours for guitar,or is it stock?

Jorge Bluesmanharp Geminiani

Its very excellent.

Prez Walter Jacobs

fantastic

Tom Conlon

This is gold! 

Terry Valles

Nice playing I also see that plotter in the back do you also do you do architectural work too?

nizza nizza

hey man i just pulled a masco ma17 amp out of an old barn, straight up just like american pickers. I brought the amp home, plugged it up, and to be sure the tubes lit up. This think was dirty as hell, so i cleaned it up. I found a old speaker that plugs right into the back. did you just plug your guitar into the phone jack? i plugged my guitar into it and it worked for a second. i gotta work on this thing cause its awesome. if you restored yours or have any advice let me know man

MyManDan

cool guitar. cool amp. didnt jimmy rogers die way before the 50's though? nevermind... that guy's name had a D in it

ruben matera

Thanks for sharin' man... love your work!

TheSecretmuseum

really nice

strawwoodclaw

good sound :)

NKPman

Beautiful, fluid, relaxed playing in Jimmy's best early 1950s style - these runs recur time and time again on Jimmy's tracks on his "best of" CD. Slightly contentious comment maybe: but I think Jimmy Rogers lost it as he got older; Muddy didn't, he was right there until the end, as was Robert Junior - but the later Jimmy Rogers stuff doesn't excite me, and the videos of Luther Tucker, the Myers brothers, Eddie Taylor leave me fairly cold - the classic 50s recordings were just magical.

Ev630

Dude, you must have missed the Antone's CD, "Ludella". Ask Mark to dub you a copy. ;)

Ev630

@fmarken I disagree. This stuff is fantastic and Wilson is THE cat for this style of harp-guitar interplay. :).

Ev630

Please, please, please do a DVD and book. There must be at LEAST five guys out there who would snap it up. I know I would! Seriously, though, I bet you'll be getting a call from Kim Wilson onea these days - this stuff is THE SHIT for us harp players.

Luis Amador

Sick, I'm falling in love with this old school style of playing the more I hear it. The main reason is that I like the fact that you do your own backing while playing lead guitar. Keeps the brain working and the music never gets boring.