Hoodoo Man - Buddy Guy and Junior Wells postado originalmente por walter5151. + Informações

"an old pharaoh and nice outstanding musician". + Informações

Junior Wells performing at Theresa's Lounge in Chicago in the mid 1970s. Buddy Guy and Phil Guy are on guitars.. + Informações

Junior Wells performing Cryin' Shame, with Buddy Guy, guitar, and David Myers, bass, from the movie Chicago Blues, in 1970.. + Informações

Junior Wells was such a badass.. + Informações

John Mayall & The Blues Breakers,Jammin' Blues.. + Informações

Album "On Tap" B-3. + Informações

The American Folk-Blues Festival The British Tours Junior Wells (1966) -Whatd I Say (Ray Charles) Roosevelt Sykes : Introduction Junior Wells : Vocal Little Brother Montgomery : Piano Otis Rush : Guitar Jack Myers : Bass Fred Below : Drums. + Informações

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~ What'd I Say ~ 1964 Roosevelt Sykes introducing Junior Wells on Vocals Otis Rush on Guitar Jack Myers on Bass Little Brother Montgomery on Piano Fred Below on Drums. + Informações

Junior Wells - trouble no more - Lonesome Pine 1987 with Doug McDonald on guitarr. + Informações

He was one bad dude, strutting across the stage like a harp-toting gangster, mesmerizing the crowd with his tough-guy antics and rib-sticking Chicago blues attack. Amazingly, Junior Wells kept at precisely this sort of thing for over 40 years -- he was an active performer from the dawn of the 1950s to his death in the late '90s. Born in Memphis, Wells learned his earliest harp licks from another future legend, Little Junior Parker, before he came to Chicago at age 12. In 1950, the teenager passed an impromptu audition for guitarists Louis and David Myers at a house party on the South side, and the Deuces were born. When drummer Fred Below came aboard, they changed their name to the Aces. Little Walter left Muddy Waters in 1952 (in the wake of his hit instrumental, "Juke"), and Wells jumped ship to take his place with Waters. That didn't stop the Aces (who joined forces with Little Walter) from backing Wells on his initial sessions for States Records, though -- his debut date produced some seminal Chicago blues efforts, including his first reading of "Hoodoo Man," a rollicking "Cut That Out," and the blazing instrumentals "Eagle Rock" and "Junior's Wail." More fireworks ensued the next year when he encored for States with a mournful "So All Alone" and the jumping "Lawdy! Lawdy!" (Muddy Waters moonlighted on guitar for the session). Already Wells was exhibiting his tempestuous side -- he was allegedly AWOL from the Army at the time. In 1957, Wells hooked up with producer .... + Informações

Álamo Leal & Blues Groovers (Artistas Delira Blues) - Little By Little (Junior Wells) - part. especial - Toyo na gaita - Festival Ibitipoca Blues 10 ANOS - 7 e 8 de agosto 2009 - MG - Brasil. + Informações

The classic blues song Hoochie Coochie Man + Mannish Boy. 1974 Montreux.. + Informações

Teaches Blues Harp. + Informações

The track "Everybody's Gettin' Them Some" with many funky rhythms and top-notch harmonica playing & singing is taken from Junior Wells' great album "Everybody's Gettin' Some" (1995). The CD is recorded in excellent Stereo Surround Sound by TELARC (in-akustik) which you can hear if you use adequate HiFi equipment. Listen & Enjoy it. Junior Wells (born 1934 - died in 1998) was an excellent harmonica player & Blues singer who was also famous for playing with Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Bonnie Raitt, The Rolling Stones and Van Morrison. Musicians on the CD: Junior Wells: vocals & harmonica Bonnie Raitt: background vocals on "Everybody's Gettin' Them Some" Brian Jones: drums Rico Landreth: guitar Carlos Santana: guitar on "Get Down" Dave Torkanowsky: piano & keyboards Willie Weeks: bass Charlene Howard: background vocal on "Sweet Sixteen" Donald Ray Charles: congas, tambourine, shakers, cowbell The legendary White Trash Horns: Steve Howard - trumpet Jon Smith - tenor saxophone Ward Smith - tenor & baritone saxophones. + Informações

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells no Brasil no 150 Night Club - São Paulo. + Informações

junior wells - the hoodoo man 1966. + Informações

From the album: Chicago/The Blues/Today! Vol. 1. Buddy Guy on guitar, Jack Meyers bass, Fred Below drums. Junior Wells (December 9, 1934 -- January 15, 1998[1]), born Amos Wells Blakemore Jr. was a blues vocalist and harmonica player and recording artist based in Chicago, who was also famous for playing with Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Bonnie Raitt, The Rolling Stones and Van Morrison. He was possibly born in Memphis, Tennessee,[1] and raised in West Memphis, Arkansas though other sources report his birth was in West Memphis, Arkansas.[2] Initially taught by his cousin, Junior Parker, and artist Sonny Boy Williamson[disambiguation needed], Wells learned how to play the harmonica by the age of seven with surprising skill. He moved to Chicago in 1948 with his mother after her divorce and began sitting in with local musicians at house parties and taverns.[3] Wild and rebellious but needing an outlet for his talents, he began performing with The Aces (guitarist brothers Dave and Louis Myers and drummer Fred Below) and developed a more modern amplified harmonica style influenced by Little Walter.[3] He made his first recordings at age 19, when he replaced Little Walter in Muddy Waters' band and appeared on one of Waters' sessions for Chess Records in 1952. ( Born December 9,1934, Wells would likely be only 17 for a 1952 session.)[3] His first recordings as a band leader were made in the following year for States Records.[4] In the later 1950s and early 1960s he also recorded .... + Informações

Junior Wells Chicago band. + Informações

The track "Use Me" with many funky rhythms and top-notch harmonica playing & singing is taken from Junior Wells' great album "Everybody's Gettin' Some" (1995). The CD is recorded in excellent Stereo Surround Sound by TELARC (in-akustik) which you can hear if you use adequate HiFi equipment. Listen & Enjoy it. Junior Wells (born 1934 - died in 1998) was an excellent harmonica player & Blues singer who was also famous for playing with Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Bonnie Raitt, The Rolling Stones and Van Morrison. Musicians on the CD: Junior Wells: vocals & harmonica Brian Jones: drums Rico Landreth: guitar Bonnie Raitt: background vocals on "Everybody's Gettin' Them Some" Carlos Santana: guitar on "Get Down" Dave Torkanowsky: piano & keyboards Willie Weeks: bass Charlene Howard: background vocal on "Sweet Sixteen" Donald Ray Charles: congas, tambourine, shakers, cowbell The legendary White Trash Horns: Steve Howard - trumpet Jon Smith - tenor saxophone Ward Smith - tenor & baritone saxophones. + Informações

Junior Wells - Hoodoo Man Blues, RP-II, Nagaoka MP-11, SPP-01, Sansui AU-999, Master 78 upgrade by Rui Fernando, cabos Xindak. + Informações

Come On In This House is a mostly acoustic album featuring some great slide guitar work by Derek Trucks, Sonny Landreth, bob Margolin, Corey Harris, John Mooney, Tab Benoit and Alvin Youngblood Hart.. + Informações

Fragmenty legendarnego wyst?pu Juniora Wellsa podczas Rawa Blues Festival w 1995 roku. The mix from legendary Junior Wells performance during Rawa Blues Festival in 1995. + Informações

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Baby What You Want Me To Do (acoustic). + Informações