One of the best

So was Stevie Ray Vaughan and he didn't beat woman.

​@@PileOnPileOffPileUpOnThe481 your point? I'm not sure what you're getting at

..and even a better piano player. That is what he played before switching to guitar.

@@tarrylrosier8443 That's awesome to hear, thanks for the info.

Dewayne White yes he does!!!

Im not judging nobody rest in peace too ike and tina

I'm with you on that dear

Tina was a bitter vindictive woman

I would love to know the background of this vid!

He was the first to play distorted guitar because his amp was damaged.

Cracked speaker cone tone.

I would argue that point - DICK DALE WAS THE FIRST - and Dale had already had his albums out & selling , so...... NO, .... Ike was not "the 1st" to "play distorted guitar" .

Rocket 88 was the first distorted guitar by accident. Ike played guitar on that. Dick Dale was a great pioneer .also. If Dick Dale was the first he didn`t get the credit he deserved.

Yes he did,how did you know that? The Stones played with Ike more than once in East St. Louis. Few knew that.

True but bro raped his wife and beat her nearly to death lil bro 💀 Still I agree, he did so much for rock and soul music.

​@@dirt_xo no he didnt...that was the movie not real life. That movie was exaggerated and based loosely on Tina's book with lots of inaccuracies .

@@nicim3730 lmao ok. Suck me dude. Also rip Tina, she a real one and Ike definitely ain't going to paradise

Ike being Scorpio and bipolar is a hell of a combination. He couldn't help himself without the tools to see past what he was dealing with.

Dymondé your profile picture is beautiful!!

Tina was no saint either

He was also straight on the piano

Folks are too political / cultural correct these days.. can't even talk about things.. plus the fact that even folks like John Lennon had the similar issues but he certainly has been forgiven

Benjamin Kelly Well put...

Every saint has a past every sinner has a future

I'm not the religious type BUT there's a saying, like "the way you judge, you'll be judged",that all f...moralists and so-called religious people should meditate, in short you love the man or you don't,who gives a f...,it's your own affair, but please spare us epithets like "bastard" or "genius", that means nothing, just a mirror of your own mind, with its fears and expectations, and aimed at convincing others that you're on the "good" side without doing anything but babble...sorry, I go too far...but have you ever been in the middle of a couple's argument when people (your friends) begin to yell and throw things and so, that's just hell on earth, man, and you just wish you'd be something else, somewhere else, good luck.

He was many things. Demons but good sides too

Poor you! You missed all the good stuff!

Some of his best recordings were his early ones recorded in Memphis for Mr Philips although ‘it’s gonna work out fine’ was monumental!

FACTS.....about blk males heavy handed & running the show

Are you kidding? The movie didn't show shit compared to what she went through. It makes me mad when people think they know it all. Anna Mae started getting beat with a shoe stretcher! He would beat her with coat hangers until her ass swelled up two inches higher! Then he'd screw her and rape her after he beat her! Ike was sick and was exposed to a bad up bringing. Probably a lot of things happened to hi but it's no excuse for what he dis to her. Thank God she got away from him. I think he may have been a bipolar narcissist sociopath. L

Agreed. It's frustrating to say the least.

The worse scene in the movie was completely fabricated and Tina admitted it.

lol you think their talent levels are comparable? 😂

+ Bill Ray. These must be great memories. Was it in San Marcos?

Hello Channel yes it was 905 Viewpoint Drive.

Hello Channel That gig, to me was the best one we ever did, if not for the historical significance of the theater and the fact that I am lucky enough to have been able to experience playing such a magnificent and magical place. We played a lot in France and I was able to see a lot of the country. The non-Parisians were kind to me and overlooked the travesty that was my pronunciation of the French language! I really do love France and hopefully will be there to play music again soon. :) Check out my latest work at theoddgeteven.bandcamp.com/album/oddio And codextempore.com

+ Bill Ray You just summarized in one sentence what we all know over here: there are the French on one side and the Parisians on the other! Our best humorists never miss an opportunity to slay them. But the Parisians can be able to laugh at their own caricatures and become human beings again when spending some vacation in the country! In this extent, I think Parisians and New-Yorkers have pretty much in common! Although I have some basic notions of bass, I don't consider myself a musician, but I cannot live without listening to music. As concerns your work with The Odds get Even, I particularly appreciated Return to Baby, Bi-Polar Vortex and Red Dragon. This album Oddio brought me back when I used to listen to groups such as Steps Ahead, Spyro Gyra, The Rippingtons and in lesser proportions Yellow Jackets and Incognito...Al Di Meola, maybe. Your collaboration with Tobias Weber is the work of virtuosos. Tracks such as Cold Fusion, Prog-Rock Jam in Seven, Accidental Funk, Rooted in Soil are prowesses of mellifluous melodies and rhythm addressing to jazz fusion listeners. ( what kind of guitars are these? 7 and 8 strings, or do I have to have my eyes checked? ). To be honest, it's too high for my listening capacity; if I go back to this kind of music, I would listen to Larry Carlton or Lee Ritenour for instance or the Canadian band called Uzeb. Now, I just stick to basics: blues, rhythm'n blues and soul. When I want to have some fun, I turn to some African bands such as P-Square, or Caribbean. But I'm never happier than when I listen to this kind of gig you did in Vienne, The epitome of what I really like is this song I Need a Nuddin' you did at the Norh Sea Festival, for instance. 12 bars blues, enormous 5 strings bass, great horn section blowing fat notes, square and precise drums. What else?!

Haha! What a fun reply. I do enjoy this banter, as I have left Facebook (too toxic) and it gives me a chance to branch out and pay attention to my KZfaq channel. :D Well I think you'll enjoy this. It's the "real Swampers" from Muscle Shoals. I grew up around this record label (Malaco) and have been rediscovering my own roots. Many of the artists on that label would filter through my father's photography studio and I was always in awe of them. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7udfLF_srade30.html I will be drumming with this band July 5 and will stream it too. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e86DftGHx5_Mmps.html

lol

Hahahaaaaaaa wtf 😂😂

You were not there , you know only one side of a story. Tina was a handful and I insist you do your homework. She wasn't a great wife or mother .check ✅ facts.

​@@stevenliberius3643...or grandmother. Her grandchildren never met her.