I've seen virtually every incarnation of the Feelgoods. These guys play the 100 Club on July 12.

Channelling Johnny Hodges a bit d'ya think????????????? Lovely sound.......

Just about the best blues cigar box guitar players I’ve heard! I’m getting a kit for my birthday.!!😊🤪

what a great guy !

I just pulled out "The Complete Course" from a pile I inherited. Played a few chords and then found this video. Thank you! I think I'll keep going :)

For excellent taste of CB on live date: See “Charles Brown - A Life In The Blues” covers full range of Brown material. For this listener’s opinion, NONE in Show Business is capable of the resume of Charles: composer, virtuoso, vocalist supreme, and deserving of title: “The King Of The Blues” from greasy joints to uptown clubs. Thanks loads for this rare treat. Many of his versions are the defining iteration of some standards. His “Cottage For Sale” is reference for others.

So many happy hours in the Half Moon at Putney. Thanks for the memories? x

This was a great gig

Randy Bachman said these books inspired his compositions for the Guess Who.

Please come and play in Shrewsbury! 🥰

Saw Steve w Dr Feelgood many years ago. One of the best gigs I ever witnessed. 🎸

Mark has piled on more pounds than my wife since this was filmed, and that is saying somthing!!!

I seen these guys 4 times they are always brilliant.

Steve welwyn one of the best guitar players ever

What style this man has. An amazing entertainer the likes of which we don’t see today. Thank you Marty for the hours of pleasure that you given me.

J'adore ils sont super, super musique, plein d'humour bref j'adore

This is called a real and good pub rock gig! And two r'n'r classics that should not be missed.

Very enjoyable listen. Thank you

What a very distinctive voice

Heard yall were gonna be at the NC state fair this year so i looked up your sound. Rock on fellas! Hope to see you soon.

First saw them 30 years ago and going to see them yet again in 2 days time.

I,worked with Duncan when he was in Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen …such an amazing pianist and a really lovely guy .

THEY STOLE THAT NAME FROM THE BeBop blues singer King Pleasure who sang Moody’s Mood for Love l!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fZikpqRkyNmvfnk.htmlsi=xRPQQannVppcFVrg

Just found this - I booked Cousin Joe off JIm Simpson ... yes i'm that old :-)

Late 80's and early 90's the Biscuit boys were untouchable. Best live band

Saw Simon with the dts band on the wall Manchester which also included Steve Marriott fantastic band one of the best gigs I have seen to the point I thought this group should be playing bigger place's didn't realise Marriott was a reall great guitarist as well as vocalist check out live in Liverpool on KZfaq

He was also featured on some of the most esteemed rockabilly sides, 3 or 4 tracks with Joe Clay.

Brilliant video of Duncan, it certainly brings back memories. I was a music student of Duncan's way back in 1973. He was a lecturer at Kiderminster College of FE at the time. He would often come into the lesson in the winter with his driving gloves still on and rattle off a Bach Invention - with his gloves still on! He also used to astonish us with his ability to read any clef at sight and transpose sheet music on the the fly. I have very fond memories of him. Yes, Duncan was a prodigious talent and a very unasuming, understated person with a wide ranging eclectic knowledge and a great sense of humour. Indeed, he made everyone in his company feel relaxed and his lessons were always exiting and informative. It's a pity his talent was not widely recocnised.

Aberystwyth is missing you, Will! Hope to see you "Layzin' on a Sunday Afternoon" again

Cookin' band! Loved the tour, fer sure. I could not sleep for the first 3 nights.

BD is my math teacher

SARAH JANE BRADY WELSH MIGRANT DENO VO MICRODUPLICATE CHROMOSOME 16P13.11

Wow Stuart,what a great video.Not only a top musician/wordsmith.Thank you sir.Ginge

This should be a Shrine!! Great video! Thank for sharing. Is the room still empty?

Great story!! Thank You. Big John was one of my first influences in seeing and hearing raw blues as a kid on Maxwell Street.

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He was almost entirely a NY player, not Los Angeles - including the Drifters and the Coasters. And, aside from saying here that he didn't record under his own name, here he is recorded under his own name: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9iDfMR_z9PdoGw.html

I saw these supporting blues brothers original band back in the 80s

RIP Billy. 😥

Yes i known Micky Baker from his Book! Jazz Guitar. Super great book!!

I’m here from the teletubies

Legend and unappreciated in our time. Saw him live towards the end of his life and spoke to him briefly. Very quite man, with an amazing knowledge for music. He knew my father well, who spoke very highly of Duncan. The world always misses chaps like this from both a talent and personality perspective. Thanks Duncan.

Hey, what makes this band giving us all the swing jszz and blues so it makes the body sway, spirit uplift and soul healed?

Hey, what made me having the shivers in the end of the song?

Impresionante!! Ya no recuerdo donde fue que lo escuché por primera vez, allá por el año 1998, y desde aquel momento pienso que sin lugar a dudas está entre los mejores del Jazz !!!

seen these a lot over the years, great night out every time....no offence to the current bassist but miss seeing slap happy on the DB

11:35 It Don’t Mean A Thing 14:51 Yes Sir, That’s My Baby 18:17 Meet Me At The Moon 21:16 Big Bad Handsome Man 25:09 Basin Street Blues 29:52 On The Sunny Side Of The Street 34:58 Stormy Weather 39:56 Temptation 46:14 I Wanna Be Like You 50:20 Cheek To Cheek 1:14:58 Swing, Swing, Swing 1:18:30 Jeeves On The Ritz 1:23:09 Boo-boo’s Boogie 1:26:35 Georgia On My Mind 1:33:03 Root Beer Rag 1:37:23 Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue 1:43:50 Carnival 1:48:15 Do Your Thing 1:52:46 Blue Skies

I saw this memorable tour in Bristol, probably at the university. I think Dr Ross opened, followed by Eddie Taylor and John Wrencher. Cousin Joe came last and his first song started, I think, with the immortal line ; "I've got trouble with my woman and I've got trouble with my wife !" A very energetic performer.

Happy Birthday Johnny Caswell! 😎🎸🎂🎉🎊🥳🍰

Awesome it should be a museum