This has got to be the most powerful band lineup in history

My good taste in music brought me here

I love jazz and rock, but I was surprised that Buddy Guy and Jack Bruce co-starred at this time! I am happy to see the famous performance by the precious session.

Buddy Guy: phenomenal blues virtuoso like NONE other!

Damn, there is a reason Marvin Gaye invited Jack Bruce to join his band. Jack has imbued his playing with the magic of James Jamerson. Being able to to wander musically while being the foundation of the band

From a '76 interview: Zappa: i met him at the backstage of Boston jazz festival, and asked him to play together if he was interested in our music. As you know, he's blind. but his body understood all of our signals. At one point, everybody in the band was supposed to get down on their back and kick their feet in the air while they still keep playing. As soon as we got on our back, he also got his back. When we got up, he also got up. He grasped everything. He is an excellent musician.

Newfound respect for Jack Bruce. Fantastic on this

Buddy guy, blues giant with another musical giant, Roland Kirk! This IS the blues! The real blues indeed brothas and sistas. Eric and Jimi at the time had no shit on this! What a remarkable moment.

I sure love Buddy, he's 🔥. That sax player is premium too. His mmmm he aimgs on mic brings joy to my soul! Yup.

1:21 Roland Kirk : One man. An entire horn section.

Thank you. Jack had at least one jazz record before Cream, and he's playing acoustic, stand up bass. Blues, jazz, rock it's all related.

Seeing Rahsaan play live was something you won't forget, a true wild talent

Jimi wished he was there !!!

O.M.Flippin' GOD! I am a Lucky Man to Stumble across THIS! History Lesson!

Rahasan Roland Kirk! Some brilliant moaning there . As it says in the book of Romans " with moaning and groaning from the pits of your belly" Excellent interpretation of some fantastic blues

R.I.P. Jack Bruce.

Buddy Guy is amazing. Besides SRV, Buddy is my favorite blues artist.

What a crew!

Came across this just this minute _____ wow __ just got a soul injection __ what a wonderful experience

That was a powerful music.

Buddy Guy!

Jazzy Blues maketh Bluesy Jazz. Buddy Guy is Legendary🎹🎤🎸🎺🎷

Outstanding!

Loved to be there... But i was only 3 yrs young....!!

This is as good as it gets...better..

this is great beyond words

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Elsewhere in the Supershow performance, Roland Kirk plays 3 saxophones and Dick Heckstall-Smith plays 2 with Colosseum.

Yes, only thing crazier is when he plays three saxs, or a sax and whistle. A musical genius, to say the least.

僕の愛する人達、愛する音楽！ 最高！ 極東より、愛を込めて。

This is awesome! The first time I ever saw this.

I know good shit when I hear it.

Genius at work!!!!

This entire concert is currently available on Netflix Instant View.

just amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome.

The song is called Stormy Monday.

I met Buddy Guy at His show He played at the Lighthouse in Los Angeles february 1976 ,I was just a very young person training under Rockwell International people at Los Angeles Pierce (trade school) , I mentioned to Buddy that historians said He worked as a mechanic early in His career while concurrently playing the Real Blues,.......He instantly told me that He still does enjoy working on His automobile (!) at 3:30 Buddy Guy says that some body better have mercy on me ,.............THAT BE THE CASE.....some body better manufacture a higher grade of gasoline to put in these awesome cars!!!!

thank you my friend

Yep, playing multiple saxes was Rahsaan's "feather in the cap".

Rokirk must have felt like he was raisin babys right on stage........

He invented instruments, too. You should learn about Rahsaan. Better yet look for his record "Bright Moments" or "Volunteer Slavery." He was great instrumentalist who recorded with Quincy Jones and Charles Mingus. He created the Stritch. He played amazing flute, too.

Jimmy Hopps on Drums..

wow!

I would like to know who could vote this thumbs down.

its on netflix great show

Recorder in the beginning flute at the end and he's definitely using circular breathing on both.

I find this particular performance so interesting. Buddy Guy hypes up the solo for Roland Kirk. Leads him in and Roland passes it off to the organ player. Roland is the conductor when he plays in a band. I've wondered if this was Roland's way of taking control of the group by disobeying the direction Buddy laid.

Because site like this BG almost desappeared in 80's. Where the guitar and sax solo?

1:21 Dude blew two horns at once... lol

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohh shit very hot blues

yes they play DaC

holy $%^&

💙😃🥀🍀

today it was UL at avaxhome.ws

please what name of this song .?

I think that's actually Jimmy Hopps on drums. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Hopps

Why is Buddy's guitar turned down so low. Can barely hear it. Almost like an afterthought.

There were Led Zeppelin?

nowadays people can´t play without quantization.

@jcbluefunk What the hell makes you say that?

The mixing desk guy has cloth ears. Too much organ, no drums and hardly present Buddy Guy. I saw Roland Kirk playing in Edinburgh (Scotland) in 1972. He was playing at the University in a small lecture hall by the library. It was advertised as The Roland Kirk Trio. I seem to remember him being announced as Rahsaan Roland Kirk though Im not absolutely certain of that detail. As we went in we were told that there had been some issue with the other players so he would be performing solo. He played with a big chain around his neck which attached several instruments - different saxophones and clarinets and even a kind of chanter-whistle thing that I dont know the name of. He'd be playing a lead instrument and then put another in his mouth and play both. It was a mix and match between instruments. At one point there were three instruments being played at the same time. He played like that for about an hour and it was remarkable, truly a memorable powerful performance. There were only about two dozen people present and I suppose that the other musicians didnt show because he couldnt afford to pay them. I felt ashamed at the end because so few people had witnessed this and he deserved so much better.

why is the artist jimmy page?

Is this on Netflix??

まーヴぃー

why didn't roland solo there...fuuuuucckk