The King, Trucks and Tedeschi

Midnight in Harlem is my ALL time favorite song, I drive my wife nuts in the car I have it on a CD and the player is on track repeat.

I just got back from a 6 hour drive over the weekend and I still get goose bumps EVERY TIME at the opening notes of Derek’s solo that ends the song

I had a choice of either going to SWAT or to that concert, in the long run I chose right but I sure wanted to see them.

-- Trying to find an answer to my son’s question: “…and forming organic cellulose by spinning it on its axis is interesting, why?”

Never Heard of them well that is Derek trucks and Susan Tedeschi!
I know who B.B. King is, He is not my favorite blues artist but I like him!
I like Son House, Sonny Boy! Robert Johnson to name a few!
And Etta James!! Love some Etta James!

I just checked out Midnight in Harlem! Great song Susan has a great voice!
I see they do a lot with Warren Haynes, He is a great artist too..
I must have been living under a rock to not have heard of them.
Thanks for turning me onto them. :)

-- Robert B. Sabina, Ohio.....

Mercy yes, Midnight in Harlem done live is something to behold. I had also not heard Everybody’s Talking (of Midnight Cowboy fame) done so well.

Robert…yes I like your list…also in my favorites list. Son House, RJ and Mance Lipscomb fill my workshop most of the day.

-- Sweeping up sawdust in Texas

I am totally jealous ! Got to see Duke Ellington in person one time.

-- *Arachnoleptic*: The frantic dance performed just after you've accidently walked through a spider web.

Duke Ellington? Now I’m jealous.

There have been a number of people I have wanted to see before it was too late. B.B. King was just the latest. I was fortunate to have seen Doc Watson several years ago and now he’s gone. I saw Muddy Waters many years ago and he’s gone.

-- Sweeping up sawdust in Texas