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Move on Up (Extended Version)

MOVE ON UP!

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We Juke Up In Here! (2012) - Trailer 1

“We Juke Up In Here follows producers Jeff Konkel and Roger Stolle as they explore what remains of Mississippi's once-thriving juke joint culture."

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Koko Taylor, Sonny Terry, Odie Payne & Little Walter

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Guitar Jr - I got it made (when I marry Shirley Mae)

Great r'n'b on Goldband. This single was released in 1957, with Family rules (angel child) on the flip. Audio transfered from original vinyl 45.

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Hop Wilson, My woman has a black cat bone

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Hop Wilson - Rockin' with Hop

From Hop Wilson and His Buddies -- Steel Guitar Flash!

Harding "Hop" Wilson (April 27, 1921 – August 27, 1975)

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Jerry (Count) Jackson - The Band Doll. R&Bwmv

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Ponderosa Stomp Gala 2010

‘The Louisiana State Museum Foundation honored legendary producer Dave Bartholomew, studio owner Cosimo Matassa and the Ponderosa Stomp at the Cabildo in New Orleans. The event marked the 60th anniversary of the Fats Domino release "The Fat Man," widely considered the first rock 'n' roll record, which Bartholomew arranged and Domino recorded at Matassa's J&M Recording Studio. Currently on display in the museum is "The Secret History of Louisiana Rock 'n' Roll," which was curated by the Ponderosa Stomp and features exhibits about Domino, Bartholomew and Matassa's contributions to early rock 'n' roll. Music by Lil Buck Sinegal and the Top Cats with Stanley Buckwheat Zydeco Dural, Jay Chevalier, Frogman Henry, Al Carnival Time Johnson, and Dave Bartholomew. Others in the video include Wardell Quezergue, Dr. John, Harold Battiste and Warren Storm.’

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SON HOUSE W/ BUDDY GUY - MY BLACK MAMA - LIVE 1968

“Sorry about the audio quality. This was recorded in 1968 at cbs studios in new york.   Son House - Vocals and Guitar & Buddy Guy - Guitar.”

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Hound Dog Taylor - Sitting Here Alone

Hound Dog's pre Alligator - Chess Records effort with Big Walter Horton.

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J.B Hutto - Speak My Mind

Album..."Hawk Squat " 1969

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Sleepy John Estes - Married Woman Blues

released in 1945

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Junior Wells with Jack Myers and Buddy Guy at Theresa's Lounge, Chicago, IL, US, 1966

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File under "Blues Album Covers Whose Design Was Worth Borrowing"

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Wes, Monk & Bobby Montgomery

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Bill Jennings - Glide On

Bill Jennings - Glide On by Jack Wilson Jennings-Guitar, w/ Jack McDuff. From _Glide On_, Prestige, 1960.

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On this day in 1970, the King of Zydeco -- Clifton Chenier -- and his Red Hot Louisiana Band played the inaugural New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival . It cost $3 to get in.

An excerpt from Todd Mouton's book "Way Down in Louisiana" gives a lively and evocative account of how Clifton introduced the crowd (and the emcee) to zydeco. Read here: https://bit.ly/3ssB45D