THE NIGHTHAWKS - Nine below Zero video free download

gy4b70

Roy Buchanan played there too!!

John ______

Don't you know I heard this live down in the "Cellar Door" in DC in 1977?

Archie Laird

Chill

FABTBIRDS BLUES

THE NIGHTHAWKS - Nine Below Zero...From the killer album " Open all Nite" 1976.#Blues #TheNighthawks

ned bane

Food morning from Virginia. Home of The Nighthawks. Today's morning musicians. Kick out the jams with "Nine Below Zero!!!"

jean louis Guigue

like this songand this picture

jean louis Guigue

like this songand this picture

andrea gomes

blues pra quem dele necessita

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS

#ProjectFunkUpGPlusALittle #FunkUpGFollowing +J.Chandler Hall gently chastising me for not posting enough harmonica music, here's another one of my big influences, from a little known but incredibly tight (and hard working) US band called *The Nighthawks*, with *Mark Wenner* on harp.I happened upon a Nigthawks album in a used record store in Cambridge, England in about 1983, and was (and still am) in awe of Mark's playing. I spent many hours copping some of his riffs, shuttling around on a tape I eventually wore out!Long story short, Mark became a friend of mine, and the Nighthawks ended up played in my living room for a house warming gig here in Huntsville, AL in the late 90's. I still catch them whenever I can, they are still going, albeit with some line-up changes.So, here is the much covered *Sonny Boy Williamson II* tune, *Nine Below Zero*, as done up right by the *Nighthawks*, on their 1976 album *Open All Night*.

S Brubaker

ditto....he's a master - they were the best bar band in their day

drchemy

love thackery on guitar

Hugh Messenger

#ProjectFunkUpGPlusALittle #FunkUpGFollowing +J.Chandler Hall gently chastising me for not posting enough harmonica music, here's another one of my big influences, from a little known but incredibly tight (and hard working) US band called *The Nighthawks*, with *Mark Wenner* on harp.I happened upon a Nigthawks album in a used record store in Cambridge, England in about 1983, and was (and still am) in awe of Mark's playing. I spent many hours copping some of his riffs, shuttling around on a tape I eventually wore out!Long story short, Mark became a friend of mine, and the Nighthawks ended up played in my living room for a house warming gig here in Huntsville, AL in the late 90's. I still catch them whenever I can, they are still going, albeit with some line-up changes.So, here is the much covered *Sonny Boy Williamson II* tune, *Nine Below Zero*, as done up right by the *Nighthawks*, on their 1976 album *Open All Night*.