Kansas City Blues - JIM JACKSON (1927) Blues Guitar Legend video free download
" Kansas City Blues " (1927)
JIM JACKSON
The " RED HOT BLUES " (1925-1945)
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Super Jumbos * Gibson SJ-100 * Gibson SJ-150 Maple * Gibson SJ-200 * Gibson SJ-200 EC * Gibson SJ-300
Small Bodies * Gibson Blues King * Gibson CJ-165 Maple * Gibson CJ-165 Rosewood * Gibson LC-1 * Gibson LC-2
Comments
8 years ago
Jean-Jacques Boldini
LE PETIT ALCAZAR KANSAS CITY BLUES . Jim Jackson8 years ago
Günter Tauchner
Kansas City Blues8 years ago
Günter Tauchner
Kansas City Blues9 years ago
Joseph Scott
Blues guitarists who were born before 1893 include Elijah Avery, John Bray, Crying Sam Collins, Tom Darby, Carl Davis, Simmie Dooley, Andrew Everett, Willie Ford, Roy Harvey, Nap Hayes, Myrt Holmes, Peg Leg Howell, Jim Jackson, Paul Johnson, Charley Jordan, Luke Jordan, Huddie Ledbetter, Isaiah Nettles, Marshall Owens, Charlie Patton, Homer Roberson, Allen Shaw, Son Sims, Vol Stevens, Frank Stokes, Jimmie Strothers, J.D. Suggs, Joe Taggart, Jimmie Tarlton, Steve Tarter, Elvie Thomas, Henry Thomas, Johnny Watson, Richard Williams, and Hosea Woods.9 years ago
smokeythehobo
Great old song!! Supposedly the FIRST ever rock n' roll song.10 years ago
Muhammad Smith
does he have other versions? "In 1928, Jim Jackson recorded "Kansas City Blues Parts 3 and 4", a follow-up to his highly successful "Jim Jackson's Kansas City Blues Parts 1 and 2". " - wiki.im not sure i guess this is part 1? maybe part 1 and 2 combined. im lookin for the Catfish line....10 years ago
Muhammad Smith
wow, i feel like i knew the whole song and this my first listen lol.10 years ago
Heinrich S
haha, 5 season, 17 episode broght me here10 years ago
musvijajuz agrilariocara
Very first rock song of all time10 years ago
OriginalKotomik
this song eventually changed and evolved in the hands of several artist to become one of the first and most memorable rock hits ever recorded, Rock around the clock.11 years ago
MegaPAcket
Metalists , u're welcome11 years ago
William Grace
mentalist :D11 years ago
ChuckyC156
This was his first recording. It was done in Chicago.11 years ago
chipsnsalsa7
If anyone has furry lewis "going to kansas city" please upload!11 years ago
tink00000000
My race? Seeing your other comments, you seem to be an angry person.11 years ago
kingoftheburbskc
Born and raised Kansas city white black Mexican Indian and Italian mut in foster care at the age of ten hard times but in all god loves us all Kansas city 05-04-1987 thanks mom12 years ago
HeySocialWorker
That's a nice tune but it ain't the "Kansas City Blues" I know & love. Thumbs up!12 years ago
tink00000000
@reverendflash Every style and song is an evolution. Hank Williams took the song into a whole new direction. And blues songs commonly shared verses and chord progressions in those days.12 years ago
MrBuk86
Also check out Furry Lewis' version. Same thing.12 years ago
