Mojo Buford band - Hoochie Coochie Man/Take a Swing with Me (Chicago Blues Music) скачать в хорошем качестве

Mojo Buford band - Hoochie Coochie Man/Take a Swing with Me (Chicago Blues Music)

Mojo Buford Band – Hoochie Coochie Man / Take a Swing with Me (Live at The Cluny, 2011) 🔊 Legendary blues harmonica player Mojo Buford LIVE in the UK! Watch the iconic Mojo Buford, best known for his work with Muddy Waters, tear it up on stage at The Cluny, Newcastle in this electrifying 2011 live blues performance. Backed by an all-star British blues band featuring Tommy Allen on guitar and Chris Lomas on bass, Mojo delivers powerhouse renditions of the blues classic "Hoochie Coochie Man" and his own track "Take a Swing with Me". 🎤 Electric Chicago Blues | Harmonica Blues | Live Blues Concert This rare and intimate show captures the raw energy of old-school Chicago blues, infused with tight modern grooves and fiery solos. A must-watch for fans of blues legends, live harmonica performances, and vintage blues guitar. 🔥 Keywords: Mojo Buford, Hoochie Coochie Man live, Chicago blues, Muddy Waters band, blues harmonica legend, The Cluny Newcastle live, Tommy Allen blues guitar, Chris Lomas bass, UK blues scene, live blues music 2011, blues concert footage, classic blues songs 👍 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more rare blues performances and live blues videos from legendary artists. #MojoBuford #HoochieCoochieMan #LiveBlues #ChicagoBlues #BluesHarmonica #MuddyWatersBand #TheCluny #BluesGuitar #TommyAllen #ChrisLomas #TakeASwingWithMe Mojo Buford was born near Hernando, Mississippi in 1929, where his parents owned a small farm. In 1943 they moved to Memphis. At the age of five he began to practice on the harmonica and at seventeen he played house parties and fish fries out in the country for money. “I sure remember the first gig,” said Buford, “it was a house party in Holly Springs, Mississippi, and I made five dollars. I never played the clubs and bars on Beale Steet. It was a pretty rough area. I looked at Chicago. There it really went off in the early 1950s." Having arrived in Chicago in 1954, Buford formed his band "The Savage Boys". They eventually caught Muddy Waters’ attention, and he booked them as The Muddy Waters, Jr. Band for clubs like Smitty’s Corner at 35th and Indiana when Waters played outside of Chicago. Buford was working as a janitor for the University of Chicago in the late 1950s when Muddy Waters sent his driver Vestie Sanders to pick him up. George Smith had just left the band and Waters wanted to go on tour. Buford toured with him for three years. “I was only making about $100 or so a week with Muddy and I had to think about my family. So I moved to Minneapolis to make a name for myself in the booming blues scene there, which I ‘discovered’ touring with Muddy Waters. The blues fans up there really appreciated us”, Buford recalled, who got his nickname “Mojo” from audiences at Madison Bar-B-Que on the 29th and Nicollet in Minneapolis in the early 60s. “They wanted to hear ‘Got My Mojo Working’ all the time. They asked about it three or four times a night." Back in Chicago, Mojo Buford joined Muddy Waters for the second time to replace James Cotton. They toured the US, Canada, Australia and Europe. On a European tour he was finally able to record with Muddy. After two years he returned to the Twin Cities. He toured twice with Waters during the 1970s but remained in Minneapolis. #mojobuford Title music by Asphalt Canyon featuring Lyndon Anderson (Harmonica) Our Official Facebook Page -   / gettin.the.blues   Our Official Instagram page -   / gettin.the.blues.official   Our Official X page - https://x.com/gettintheblues