Blues #56 | Bluesland A Portrait in American Music -- A 1993 documentary hosted by Keith David, with Albert Murray and Robert Palmer, directed by Ken Mandel.: http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 21101348/ Blues+56

Blues #54 | Hot Tuna: Electric Celestial Blues -- I just found out yesterday about it. Hot Tuna will be playing in Varese at the BLACK & BLUE FESTIVAL on July, 25. A gig I certainly won't miss. So I thought to give you a few videos of them performing and, surprise surprise, I found the tunes of their 1994 gig at Bill Graham's Fillmore West. (http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20898983/ Blues+54)

Blues #52 | I Hear the Blues -- THE AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL AT GRENADA TV -- I was 15 years old in 1963, still full of pimples and incredibly shy. It would be the year I wold take my frist stay to London, and I wold discover British music. The American Folk Flues Festival was touring for the second year already. Those guys even made it to the British TV. And here is the show. Enjoy it!: http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20814721/ Blues+52

Blues #51 | Blackfoot Live in Kentucky -- Most likely recorded at the same location and in the same date Blues #50 was, at the Mountain Arts Center in Kentucky. Have a good time! http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20708898/ Blues+51

Blues #50 | Atalanta Rhythm Section Hits Live Mountain Arts Center -- Recorded live somewhere in Kentucky (don't ask where, there are four "Mountain Arts Center" in Kentucky, I haven't been able to locate the right one) supposedly in 2009. I think this is not correct. http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20708455/ Blues+50

Blues #49 | The Beatles: HELP ! -- 1965, I remember seing the premiere of The Beatles' HELP ! at he movies. I hadn't seen the flick since at least 30 years. And here it it. Enjoy it! -- http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20609908/ Blues+49

Blues #48 | The Rolling Stones - Early Years -- Man, here's enough to make me feel really old. The sound is raw, crude, but genuine and kicking. These guys really made the whole world rock! http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20572142/ Blues+48

Blues #47 | Rick Danko & Paul Butterfield at the Boulder's Blue Note -- Indeed hard non to know them. Rick Danko made it big with The Band, while Paul Butterfield was one of the favorite white harmonica players from the sixties on with his own group, the Butterfield Blues Band. But not many know about the two of them playing together. Here they are, live in Boulder, Colorado: http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20503141/ Blues+47

Blues #46 | Jammin' with the Blues Greats --- John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, with Etta James • Albert King • Sippie Wallace • Buddy Guy & Junior Wells. Recorded live at the Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, June 18/June 19, 1982: http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20397316/ Blues+46

Blues 045 | WOODSTOCK "The Lost Performaces" -- Well, we all know "Woodstock, the movie, and so we tend to believe it's all there. But it ain't, and this here video proves it: http: / / acopywritersblues. splinder. com/ post/ 20354314/ Blues+45