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13 reacties tot nog toe ↓

• 1 Rokus // 19 maart 2013 om 12:53:15

  

  Jaren 50 Legende…

• 2 Joh // 19 maart 2013 om 14:05:13

  

  jr. walker?

• 3 Rokus // 19 maart 2013 om 15:08:37

  

  Jimi Hendrix heeft vele fantastische covers gemaakt. Bij de 3 beste zit er eentje waarvan deze meneer de gitarist van het origineel is.

• 4 Rokus // 19 maart 2013 om 15:41:15

  

  Extra Tag: Appeltje Eitje voor Blogman…

• 5 Blogman // 19 maart 2013 om 16:09:04

  

  Peabo Bryson?

• 6 Rokus // 19 maart 2013 om 17:34:34

  

  De tags zijn omgedraaid, er moet staan:
  Voor het eerst…, solo.
  Hij was vooral bekend als de begeleider van…

• 7 Blogman // 19 maart 2013 om 17:42:23

  

  Muddy Waters?

• 8 Blogman // 19 maart 2013 om 17:44:47

  

  Jimmy Rogers?

• 9 Blogman // 19 maart 2013 om 17:46:06

  

  Of good old Hubert Sumlin?

• 10 Blogman // 19 maart 2013 om 18:03:12

  

  Aha: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hubert_Sumlin.jpg

• 11 Ruzenka // 19 maart 2013 om 18:03:38

  

  Eddie Jones?

• 12 Rokus // 20 maart 2013 om 8:18:22

  

  En die cover is uiteraard ‘Killing Floor’ van Howlin’ Wolf.

• 13 Rokus // 20 maart 2013 om 8:22:00

  

  Jimi Hendrix version

  Jimi Hendrix performed “Killing Floor” early in his career, including early vocal performances with Curtis Knight and the Squires during 1965–1966. Shortly after arriving in England in September 1966, Hendrix performed the song when he sat in with Cream. “Killing Floor” was included in the set list of the newly formed Jimi Hendrix Experience. The song was often a set opener and Hendrix played the song at a faster tempo with a different rhythm guitar and bass line. Early recordings include live versions from October 1966 in Paris (The Jimi Hendrix Experience box set), March 1967 in the BBC studios (BBC Sessions), and June 1967 at the Monterey International Pop Festival (Jimi Plays Monterey).

  Led Zeppelin version

  Led Zeppelin performed “Killing Floor” live in 1968 and 1969 and it became the basis for their “The Lemon Song”. In some early performances Robert Plant introduced the song as “Killing Floor”; an early UK pressing of Led Zeppelin II showed the title as “Killing Floor” and was credited to Chester Burnett aka Howlin’ Wolf. Led Zeppelin’s version was performed at a much slower tempo (until the bridge) with some different lyrics. After legal action by Howlin’ Wolf’s publisher, his name was added to the credits for “The Lemon Song”.

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