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A brief film about blues harmonica icon Little Walter Jacobs, which was shown as part of his induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on March 10, 2008. For those who are interested in learning more about Little Walter, including the answers to some of the questions posted in the comments section for this video, and how the real Little Walter was different from the character portrayed in "Cadillac Records", read the award-winning biography of Little Walter, "Blues With A Feeling - The Little Walter Story". The book won the award for "Best Research in Recorded Blues and Gospel Music" from The Association for Recorded Sound Collections, and was inducted into Blues Hall of Fame as a "Classic of Blues Literature" in 2007. The book is available at Amazon.com and most major book sellers. For more information about Little Walter, including a link to buy the book, go to www.littlewalter.net.. + Informações

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Little Walter playing acoustically (E harp, 2nd position - key of B), Hound Dog Taylor on guitar. From American Folk Blues Festival 1967, Germany. See "Legends Of: The American Folk-Blues Festivals" DVD.. + Informações

Hound Dog Taylor & the Houserockers featuring Little Walter on harmonica. This was back in 1967. My account was deleted a while ago so I re-uploaded this one again. I thought it was kind a shame this one was deleted of youtube because we had some very nice discussions going, with even people like Billy Branch commenting!. + Informações

Little Walter Jacobs (1930 - 1968) changed the Chicago blues sound in 1952 with his bluesharp instrumental "Juke", spending eight weeks in the #1 position on the Billboard magazine R&B charts.. + Informações

Gravação CD "The Blues Follows Me" No Studio "Z&O Studio" Masterização e Mixagem, Amleto Barboni Album estara disponivel em Agosto. + Informações

OLDSKOOL FROM BADBOY KASSEL (GERMANY). + Informações

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Little Walter is simply one of the top armonica players ever..if not the best..His ''blue'' attitude has proven that sometimes harmonica can sound like a tenor saxophone or a guitar at it's best. Blues with a feeling..just enjoy ^_^. + Informações

(Tributo) Little Walter - It's Too Late Brother (Harmonica / Gaita) - Ricardo Serpa & Banda Gaitistas do Cerrado 2ª Edição - Dezembro/2010- Brasília - Brasil Banda: - Ricardo Serpa - Gaita - Voz - Alex Marx - Guitarra - Thiago Lopes - Contrabaixo - Bruno Brandão - Bateria. + Informações

Little Will interpreta uma musica do gaitista Little Walter ,um tributo ao mestre que influenciou grandes gerações. Para aulas de gaita,consertos,gravações e workshops: aulasdegaitablues@gmail.com ou 11-7431-4446/11-2779-7350 Little Will é patrocinado pela Hering Harmonicas.. + Informações

Ed Motta quando não falava Inglês, quebrando tudo num blues do Little Walter.Emocionante! em 1990 no programa do Jô Soares no SBT. Ed Motta é ninja!!!. + Informações

Apresentação ao vivo no programa Camarote, do canal TV COM, de Porto Alegre - RS, em 16/06/2010 - Live presentation on a brazilian TV channel, broadcasted on 16/06/2010. Members of the band: Ale Ravanello - Harp and vocals(www.aleravanello.com), Nicola Spolidoro - Guitar(www.myspace.com/nicolaspolidoro), Sergio Selbach - Bass(myspace.com/sergioselbach), Clark Carballo - Drums(www.clarkcarballo.com). Ale Ravanello is a Hering Harmonicas(www.heringharmonicas.com.br) and a Serrano Amps(www.serranoamps.com) endorser.. + Informações

Little Walter - Fast Boogie. + Informações

1950's sides. + Informações

My baby don't stand no cheatin', my babe Oh yeah she don't stand no cheatin', my babe Oh yeah she don't stand no cheatin', She don't stand none of that midnight creepin' My babe, true little baby, my babe My babe, I know she love me, my babe Oh yes, I know she love me, my babe Oh.... + Informações

"My baaabe don't stand no cheat'n, my baaabe". + Informações

Harmonica virtuoso Little Walter was a key contributor to bluesman Muddy Waters' music through most of the 1950s. Both as a sideman and bandleader, Little Walter revolutionized the sound of blues harmonica through amplification, clasping a mike to the harp as he played. While he may not have been the first bluesman to play amplified harmonica, he explored its possibilities most fully. He was inarguably a musical genius. Little Walter could make an inexpensive, portable "mouth organ" moan and roar like a full horn section or produce an unearthly, haunting wail. Moreover, he was a tasteful and sympathetic accompanist. As journalist Robert Palmer wrote of Little Walter's contribution to Waters' music, "The harp lines wrapped themselves around Muddy's vocals, now chording like an organ, now filling melodically like a horn." Little Walter was born Marion Walter Jacobs in rural Louisiana. Little Walter made his way north to Chicago via stops in New Orleans and Monroe, Louisiana; St. Helena, Arkansas; Memphis, Tennessee; and St. Louis, Missouri, arriving in the Windy City in 1947. That same year, he made his first recordings for the local Ora Nelle label. Little Walter and Muddy Waters first appeared on a session together when both backed Jimmy Rogers in 1949. Waters backed Little Walter on a session for Parkway Records in January 1950. That August, Little Walter first backed Muddy for the Chess label, and in October, they recorded the Waters classic "Louisiana Blues." Nearly a .... + Informações

Little Walter - Rollin' and Tumblin'. + Informações

Chicago blues icon Little Walter was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Monday, March 10th, 2008. This is the complete induction ceremony: the 2:00 minute Tribute to Little Walter film, followed by musician Ben Harper's induction speech, then James Cotton performing both of Little Walter's #1 hits, "Juke" and "My Babe", accompanied by Paul Schaffer's Late Night Band, and featuring Ben Harper on "My Babe". UPDATE: For those who are interested in learning more about Little Walter, including the answers to some of the questions posted in the comments section for this video, pick up the award-winning biography of Little Walter, "Blues With A Feeling - The Little Walter Story". The book won the award for "Best Research in Recorded Blues and Gospel Music" from The Association for Records Sound Collections, and was inducted into Blues Hall of Fame as a "Classic of Blues Literature" in 2007. The book is available at Amazon.com and most major book sellers. For more information about Little Walter, including a link to buy the book, go to www.littlewalter.net.. + Informações

Show Gravado ao vivo no Mr Blues. + Informações

Disclaimer:I do not own the rights to this song. Copyright infrigment is not intented Litlle Walter- Last Night. Great song and a classic song. He was an underrated artist. He is the REAL Hermonica King. RIP Little Walter. Columbus Short did a fantastic job playing him in "Cadillac Records" his best performance in a movie yet.. + Informações

More 45's available at hical45s.com Tony Toni Tone - Little Walter (Polygram 1988) 45 RPM. + Informações

Little Walter (May 1, 1930 February 15, 1968) Although Little Walter might not have been the first person to amplify the harmonica, his pioneering use of the microphone helped establish the modern blues harmonica. With a mike clasped to his harp, Little Walter created echoing, moaning, hornlike sounds that redefined the capabilities of the instrument. Walter Jacobs had fourteen top ten hits on the R&B charts in the 1950s including two number #1 songs Juke and My Babe. Little Walter toured and recorded extensively with blues great Muddy Waters in the 1950s. He also recorded with Jimmy Rogers, Memphis Minnie, Otis Rush and Bo Diddley. Little Walters influence was pervasive, especially in England where the next generation of harp players such as Mick Jagger listened to his records over and over.. + Informações