528hemi
431 posts
Dec 23, 2013
10:54 AM
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This is priceless. Great backing
528hemi
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jbone
1452 posts
Dec 25, 2013
5:26 AM
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What a great start to Christmas morning! Thanks Hemi.
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Slimharp
79 posts
Dec 25, 2013
9:32 AM
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Thanks 528, what a great vid. Id love to have that mic. Sounds like a nasty old crystal. Jerry is a friend of mine. He is a good dude. Classic stuff here.
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Kingley
3333 posts
Dec 25, 2013
9:40 AM
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Slimharp - That's an old Shure Green Bullet Jerry is using in that clip. Most likely with a controlled reluctance element in it.
That is a top quality pro level band at work. That incarnation of Muddy's line up was a superb band. Notice how everybody is watching and listening to each other, nobody is playing too loudly and no one steps on anyone else's toes. Some serious lessons can be learnt from watching this video.
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barbequebob
2417 posts
Dec 26, 2013
10:41 AM
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I know Jerry actually got that from the late Joe Berson, who was a student of his and a terrific player, who was originally from NY and I remember when he gave that to Jerry and that was definitely a new one at the the time with a controlled magnetic cartridge back then.
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John95683
130 posts
Dec 26, 2013
10:50 AM
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Muddy played with all the great harp players of his time. Paul Butterfield is my favorite. I love the way he comps the singer. Paul did a great job on a Levon Helms CD as well.
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TetonJohn
179 posts
Dec 26, 2013
3:15 PM
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Excellent to see Jr. Wells in that timer period -- nice surprise treat -- dam, his singing was great!
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Slimharp
80 posts
Dec 26, 2013
5:38 PM
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Could it possibly be a black label CR. What ever it is Jerry makes it rip.
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Joe_L
2423 posts
Dec 27, 2013
12:13 AM
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Joe Berson was a bad man. He had some serious tone and phrasing. He died way too young. I saw him a couple of times with the Legendary Blues Band in Chicago.
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