Re: PBS Blues

["BT" <bulldog483@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Did you catch this  during the Muddy Water's thing ,,
They did not mention Little Walter at all in the voice over mostly over the
great songs and live recording sounds ,,,like a bad AM station does ,,
But as they were talking about the other players that played with waters ,
showing clapton and all that they played JUKE over the pictures ,,
Now isn't that a SOLO Little Walter tune ..
It shows they did not do their homework ,,,
An aside ,,my favorite moment was Bonnie Raitt talking about have wanting to
apply for one of Muddies Waters side interests.
He he and they said the blues are all bad




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From: "the Leones" <leone@xxxxxxxx>
To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 12:32 PM
Subject: RE: PBS Blues


>
>
>    I'll be interested to see if anything develops from that
> documentary taping they did at Dallas. There were a lot of interviews
> at 1/2 hr each. Even if they only use a couple minutes of each, it's
> quite a bundle of tape? I was in there 45 min and IF I even get 45
> sec., I'll be happier than a Pot-Bellied Pig in a rice paddy.
>
> P.S. as a side note, immediately preceeding the British Invasion
> episode was a biography of Muddy Waters. IT was excellent. I
> especially liked when Keith Richards (fishing lures in his hair) told
> the story about Muddy standing on a ladder (in overalls)
> white-washing the ceiling at the old "Chess" studio on Michigan Ave.
>
> Then Chess blows Richards out of the water saying that it was
> FANTASY, and Muddy would never dress "down"..ALWAYS dressed to the 9s.
>
> To which (I) thought; "WHO white-washes a ceiling in a building
> anyway". Perhaps Richards meant PAINT.
>
> smokey-joe
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