From his album "My Blues & My Guitar" (1995).. + Informações

Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin carries on the deep Chicago Blues tradition. From 1973-1980, Bob played guitar in the legendary Muddy Waters (1915-1983) band. Later, when Muddy had left us, Margolin played in The Muddy Waters Tribute Band. This footage is from the Fort Lauderdale Blues Festival. Tad Walters is on harmonica. Walters has also played with Big Bill Morganfield, Muddy Waters' son.. + Informações

Allman Brothers w/ Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin. + Informações

Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin backed by Chuck Cotton on drums and Matt Hill on bass laying down some slow blues. Blues done right! 5/23/2009. + Informações

Bob Margolin with Derek Trucks in the Queens Lounge LRBC 2009. + Informações

In concert @ Raindogs - Savona - Italy - 11 Febbraio 2010 With Enrico Polverari guitar - Luca Pisanu bass - Mimmo Anponini drums Chitarrista e cantante, è una delle figure più autorevoli del Blues moderno, che oggi porta avanti la tradizione del Chicago style coniugandola con le sue composizioni originali. Dal 1973 al 1980 Bob Margolin è stato chitarrista della leggendaria Blues band di Muddy Waters con cui ha suonato in tour in tutto il mondo. ...Dal 1980 Bob ha formato una propria band con la quale, oltre ad unintensa attività live, ha registrato diversi album; nel 2005 ha vinto il WC. Handy Award for guitar.. + Informações

Blues Guitar Master: Boston Bluesman Bob Margolin had the dream Blues gig. He was Muddy Water's guitarist for eight years in the 1970's. Today he is a living link to Muddy, and with his band, has continued a true Blues tradition with stellar releases and steadfast dedication to the genre.. + Informações

Bob Margolin and Willie "Big Eyes" Smith from Muddy Water's old band playing at the Greeley Colorado Blues Festival 2007. + Informações

Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise, Jan 2011. Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin Guitar & Vocals, Mac Arnold Vocals, Rick Estrin Harmonica, Matt Hill Bass, Chuck Cotton Drums. "Hoochie Coochie Man" (Willie Dixon) Made famous by Muddy Waters. + Informações

My brother Daniel Yakel getting to jam with "Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin" at the 14th Annual Barry Rattliff Memorial concert at Neumeires Rib Room & Beer Garden on Garrison Ave in Fort Smith AR. www.riverfrontbluesfest.org Sorry the audio isn't the greatest, it was just the on camera mic.. + Informações

New Blue Productions in conjunction with The Boston Blues Society presents Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin(guitar/vox), Richard "Rosy" Rosenblatt(harp), Wolf Ginandes(bass), and Michael Avery(drums) performing @ The Spring Bluesfest 2010 @ Hajjar's T Room in Weymouth!!! Had A Blast @ Hajjar's, with Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin & friends! Satch Romano & The Mighty HouseRockers Rocked the House, kickin' off the party! Awesome Line-up of friends & musicians including Shirley Lewis, Holly Harris, Rosy Rosenblatt, Dan Lawson, Professor Harp, Michael Avery, Wolf Ginandes, Gil Correia, Wild Bill Gleason, Bob Leger, Ted Parkins, & more! We Had A Blast!. + Informações

Jam with Czech and Slovak Blues Musicians - Hoochie Coochie Band, Stan the Man, etc.. + Informações

Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise, Jan 2011. Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin Guitar & Vocals, Mac Arnold Gas Can Guitar & Vocals, Rick Estrin Harmonica, Dave Gross Guitar, Matt Hill Bass, Chuck Cotton Drums. "Got My MoJo Working" (Preston Foster) Made famous by Muddy Waters. + Informações

Bob Margolin and Matt Hill play Muddy Water's Hootchie Cootchie Man for WGHP TV.. + Informações

Paris 80's. with: Willie Smith, Calvin Jones, Luther Johnson.... + Informações

Matt Walsh With Bob Margolin and Hubert Sumlin at the State Theater 2-21-09. + Informações

Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise - January 2011. + Informações

HELLHOUND ON MY TRAIL was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album. Not the first compilation of bluesmen (and one woman) interpreting the limited but radically influential work of Robert Johnson, and almost certainly not the last, this 2001 entry is one of the more substantial efforts in the lineage. Instead of refashioning these classics in unique arrangements, the compilers have stripped the artists and songs down to their unplugged roots. Most perform solo or with another musician. Drums are all but nonexistent, and a sublime organ augments another, but the rest wend their way with the basics of guitar, voice, and harp, as well as a touch of Pinetop Perkins' tinkling piano. What results is an honest, unpretentious, and often thrilling tribute to Johnson by an eclectic array of young and established blues journeymen. As for the old-timers, you don't get any more authentic than Robert Lockwood Jr. and David "Honeyboy" Edwards, both of whom actually played with the legendary Johnson, and their presence instills a legitimate authenticity to the project. Edwards sounds weak but inspired on "Traveling Riverside Blues," and Chicago harp master Carey Bell adds sizzle to Lockwood Jr.'s "Steady Rollin' Man." Muddy Waters' sidemen Bob Margolin and Pinetop Perkins alternate on vocals for two sparkling tracks, and the always dependable Taj Mahal takes on the daunting "Crossroads" with typical aplomb. The album's most radical pairing is guitarist .... + Informações

Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin & Sugar Blue during the Chicago Blues Spotlight on the Blues Cruise... Bluesin' on the high seas!. + Informações

Late nite blues on Beale Street in Memphis - Bob Margolin Blues Band jammin til 3 AM at the Rum Boogie. Bob Margolin - guitar / Mookie Brill - bass/vox / Richard Rosenblatt - harp / Chuck Cotton - drums. Feb, 2007.. + Informações

Two legendary blues musicians for an unforgettable evening in the north of Italy. Thanks guys!. + Informações

12 YEAR OLD BOY & SHAKE RATTLE & ROLL from Steady Rollin Bob Margolin joined onstage by 10 year-old Kelsey Carlisle of Foothills Blues Society (FHBS) from Mount Airy NC. Kelsey is playing a Squier Affinity Tele with Tom Short Windy City pups. Bob is playing a '50-something tele. Recorded at Blue5 in Roanoke VA. Good to see the young guys playing and feeling the blues like this fella.. + Informações

Great video from Charlotte, NC Blues, Brews & BBQ in Sept '07.. + Informações

In many respects, you could call Hound Dog Taylor a cult artist. Respected by bluesmen and critics alike, he built a small, devoted following across America simply by constently touring. There were no hits and very few covers of hs songs, but his rowdy concerts and incendiary records on Alligator convinced any who heard him. In the process, he put Alligator Records on the blues map, so it only makes sense that the label return the favor with Hound Dog Taylor: A Tribute, one of the few blues tributes that really works. Taylor's wild, careening slide guitar became one of more influential sounds in contemporary blues, as evidenced by this quality-packed record. Out of the 14 tracks, only George Thorogood's thuggish, sluggish "I Just Can't Make It" falls flat, but the quality of the remaining cuts is so high that it's forgivable. Luther Allison's "Give Me Back My Wig" rocks, Gov't Mule's "Gonna Send You Back to Georgia" is tough, Vernon Reid and Alvin Youngblood Hart do a nice acoutic reading of "It's Alright," Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin turns "See Me in the Evening" into an appealing, straightforward blues-rocker and Cub Koda tears through "Take Five" with the help of Hound Dog's backing band, the Houserockers. Moments like these are what elevates this tribute album above the average. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Includes liner notes by Bruce Iglauer. Feat.Luther Allison,Son Seals, Dave Hole & More Personnel: Cub Koda, George Thorogood, Lil' Ed Williams, Magic Slim, Michael .... + Informações

Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise - January 2011. + Informações