Album: Live In Luxembourg At L'Inoui, https://www.bigdaddywilson.com/, Lyrics: walk a mile in my shoes Then you know how I feel
walk a mile in my shoes
Before you judge this man
If you walk in my shoes
you might understand
People always try to tell me
Tell me what I oughta do
Some really want to help me
Lord I know it true
everybody got an opinion
better take some advice
don’t really make no difference
got to live my whole life
I’m a simple type person - oh yeah
don’t need much in this old life
I read my bible
try to live my life right
I don’t need nobody
tell me what I ought to do
if you really want to help me
then take a walk in my shoes
walk a mile in my shoes
then you know how I feel
walk a mile in my shoes
before you judge this man
if you walk in my shoes
you might understand
don’t no body wanna listen
every body knows a way
every body knows an answer
before the question is raised
Everybody think they know me
don’t even know my name
if you really wanna help me
you got to feel my pain
walk a mile in my shoes
walk a mile in my shoes
walk a mile in my shoes
before you judge this man
if you walk in my shoes
you might understand
walk a mile in my shoes
walk a mile in my shoes
walk a mile in my shoes
before you judge this man
if you walk in my shoes
oh Lord you might understand
take a little walk…………

Award-winning bluesman Big Daddy Wilson is a U.S.-born vocalist and songwriter based in Germany. Possessed of a rich, emotionally honest, spiritually resonant crystal-clear baritone, Wilson performs originals and covers in genres ranging from Delta and Chicago blues, gospel, jazz

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Founded in 1977 in Iserlohn , the Pee Wees performed mostly with their own pieces. Its members were singer and frontman Richard Hagel, guitarist Thomas Hesse, bassist Heribert Grothe; Martin Siehoff sat on the drums and the saxophone played Karlos Boes.
The band made their first appearance in the Balver Cave at a jazz festival.

Singer and keyboarder was Reiner Hänsch from the band Zoff during the first two years . In 1979 Hänsch left the PeeWees and Richard Hagel became a singer. Stefan Janke was sitting at the keyboard, but he left the band after a short time - after a gig in Uncle Pö in Hamburg.

In 1980, piano tracks of the then studio album had to be recorded, for which the Hamburg keyboardist Thomas Waßkönig stepped in - especially as the rehearsal of the record company for the album was imminent and there was no time. After these recordings, which Richard Hagel and Hesse liked a lot, Waßkönig became an integral part of the band from 1980 to 1984, after which he moved (back) to the band Grobschnitt .

Two years after its founding, the first LP was released . By participating in open-air concerts abroad, the band became known beyond the borders of Germany. There have been tours including Chicken Shack , Canned Heat , Jack Bruce and the Stray Cats . In 1980 you were allowed to perform in Poland. The following year, the Pee Wee Bluesgang played in the Rockpalast of the WDR in Cologne.

In the early 1980s, the PeeWees were also accompanying band of Drafi Deutscher at live concerts. [1]

Since the mid-1990s, the saxophone replaced the keyboard.

On December 31, 2008, the group, which had previously released 15 albums, broke up.

In 2010 the band celebrated their comeback . Since then, the PeeWees play in a changed cast. Andreas Müller replaced Heribert Grothe on the bass guitar. New on the keyboard is Nico Kozuschek

Chicago,1979

J.B. Hutto - guitar, vocals
Lee Jackson - guitar
Maurice McIntyre - tenor sax
Herman Hassell, Dave Myers, Junior Pettis - bass
Sunnyland Slim - organ, piano
Frank Kirkland - drums

Budapest, Globe, 1992

From the album 'Live At Cottiers Theatre Glasgow' 2004

Provided to YouTube by Isabel Records

Welfare Line · Jimmy Dawkins

Hot Wire 81 (feat. Richard Kirch, Sylvester Boines, Jimmy Schutte) (Blues Power)

℗ Didier Tricard

Released on: 1981-01-01

Composer: Jimmy Dawkins
Lyricist: Jimmy Dawkins

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(Filmed by Natasha in 1080 HD)
Albert Cummings performing at the AMP Powered by Strathmore in Bethesda, MD
Albert Cummings - Guitar & Vocal, Yanko Valdes - Bass, Warren Grant - Drums
https://www.albertcummings.com

Frank Frost (vocal & harp) Dave Riley & Johnnie B. Moore (guitars), Willie Kent (bass) and Sam Carr (drums).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPWuCnAMhNk&list=PLVbaQV9vFJBizkJOFpgFDeZz61EspV7KN

Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group

I Got The Same Old Blues · J.J. Cale

Okie

℗ 1972 Universal International Music B.V.

Released on: 1974-01-01

Producer: Audie Ashworth
Composer Lyricist: J.J. Cale

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Ronnie Earl - Live in Germany 1996

Shemekia Copeland performing "Married To The Blues" from her Alligator Records debut, TURN THE HEAT UP, at the 36th Annual Rawa Blues Festival in Katowice, Poland (10/1/2017).

For additional info see
www.shemekia.com
www.alligator.com/artists/Shemekia-Copeland

Rock Me, Baby by Slim Harpo,
from "Tip On In"

Stevie ray Vaughan and Albert King Live - Blues at Sunrise. enjoy.

Este tema vale lo que pesa...

Wolf Mail - Upperhand - live at Blues moose café, recorded for bluesmoose radio (NL) @ café bar de comm Groesbeek, Wolf Mail Guitar vocals, John Rinkevich (bas), Alex Polovinkin (drums) en Alexei Sechkin (keyboards) Bluesmoose radio is a dutch blues radio programm. recorded 7th april 2010