• Blues vigor everlasting

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    DC Larson Posted On August 26, 2017
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    It is at once exhilarating and reassuring to find that, despite its inexorable grinding, time’s march has proved feckless in the presence of greatness. This is power of formidable rank, potently effective. It declares itself frankly with clear, clean directness. Not only was Jimmy paramount yesterday, but he remains that today, as well. And, one feels smilingly certain, he will still bear high that proud banner in years yet to arrive.  

    Recommended “You Can’t Sit Down,” “Come On and Rock, Little Girl,” “Saint James Infirmary,” “Frame For the Blues,” “Dirty Work At the Crossroads,” “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Hey! Baby.” “Cleo Mood”

    Video Mike Flanigin Trio with Jimmie Vaughan and Rick Estrin (Instrumental, live at C-Boys, 2016 New Year’s Eve)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u70oKUCkrYM

    http://www.jimmievaughan.com

    https://www.facebook.com/jimmievaughan/

    http://www.proper-records.co.uk/2017/03/new-release-jimmie-vaughan-trio-mike-flanigin-live-at-c-boys/




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