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I agree with jdpatriotzfan. These guys were the s**t. I remember the first time I saw Stills play I was blown away. I'd always thought of the CSN&Y stuff and had ignored his playing. This guy is for real. As for Al Kooper. Same. He could play and had soul. The fact that many of the black greats welcomed these guys into their community speaks volumes. There are a ton of black and white players out there today who cannot touch these musicians.
Wanna Be's? These guys were masters in their own right! Come on anthonydewar420, lighten up!
kvons1
Junior Wells, Howling Wolf, James Cotton, Little Walter are all true greats, but I think Bloomfield, Stills & Kooper are a few miles higher than Bob Dylan wannabe's---history has well proven that. Funny a** comment though!
anthonydewar420
Absolutely horrible. Junior wells. Howling wolf. James Cotton. Little Walter. Those are greats. Not this Bob Dylan wannabe.
To hear Super Session in 2012 is fantastic it sounds just a current now as it ever has. One of my all time favorite albums, I wore out 2 albums it was played so much. It never gets old.........
Super Session is one of the best albums of all time. Great talent.
wcintlinc
It was just my second live event. Paul Butterfield BB with Bloomfield on guitar at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach, CA. We lost two very gifted musicians, too soon from that group.
what a shame. another loss to hard drugs and alcohol. what a talent gone to waste!
papascaught
yeah, I found half of "live adventures" without a cover in a close out bin in the basement of a sears store. It cost me a buck. I was like 14 years old and I nearly wore out a pair of head phones listening to that. There has never been enough "white boy blues" but these boys knew what they were doing. I love Al Kooper too, but he has never sounded better than he did on those two session albums. (and I got really tired of explaining all through the 70's and beyond that he wasn't Alice Cooper)
Season of the witch was the best live jam I've ever heard.Our band played this tune and Matt our lead gutiar played it exactly as was recorded (mistakes and all/therewere 2) He was an incredble talent.
I remember having a Rolling Stones Magazine where inside, there was a cardboard record featuring a cut from supersessions "Feeling Groovy" 49th street bridge song. The Hammond Organ droaning on with the whirlitzer creating that trademark vibrato of the group. There also was a short sound clip of "God bless the child, Blood sweat and tears on that piece of cardboard. Good sounds to be sure.
ONE ALBUM CREATED SO MANY YEARS AGO...I WAS IN MY EARLY TEENS WHEN THIS GREAT ALBUM WAS AT IT'S HEIGHT.i WAS AT AN EARLY STAGE OF DEVELOPING MY TASTE FOR MUSIC. THIS WAS THE MUSIC THAT I SEEMED TO GRAVITATE TO. AT THAT YOUNG AGE I BELEIVED, WITH NO OUTSIDE INFLUENCE, THIS WOULD ONE OF THE SPECIAL AND ENDURING ALBUMS OF THAT TIME. tHAT SAYS ALOT FOR THE MUSIC, SINCE THERE WAS SO MUCH GOOD MUSIC BEING MADE AT THAT TIME.....STILL HAVE THE VINYL LP!
I used to see Michael and Al's Super Session and Friend's concerts every time they played at the old Fillmore East in NYC's East Village. The first time I saw them, they introduced Johnny Winter in an amazing performance. To me, Albert's Shuffle is quintessential Bloomfield. Look on the back of most of the best vinyl from the sixties and early seventies, and you will probably find Bloomfield an Kooper's names as backup. Too bad the heroin took him. He was the real thing. R.M.
Time was on my side. Fortiously being able to attend 5 Bloomfield shows at an ethereal now defunct small lounge, "My Father's Place, Rosylyn, Long Island, New York in 1975. Observed from a vantage point never more than 15 feet. Mike Bloomfield always performed in a passionate,trance like state, hands perfectionatly producing Wrenching Blues. 'Together Till The End of Time", Mike Bloomfield Be Well, J.P.
Thanks for reminding me just how good this albumn is - I'll have to dig it out of my vinyl stacks in the basement!
stumblebiscuit
I was fortunate enough to see Michael Bloomfield in a movie theater that was converted into a music hall in Salinas CA in 1969. The man was an awesome guitarist. I really miss him.
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Absolutely horrible. Junior wells. Howling wolf. James Cotton. Little Walter. Those are greats. Not this Bob Dylan wannabe.