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41 thoughts on “‘Hard Time Killin’ Floor Blues’ SKIP JAMES, Delta Blues Guitar”

  5. SuperFirewire1
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    really if you look at the words its just another sad song no big deal BUT the way he sings it, your right sounds very haunting!!! Reminds me when i was 5 years old in 1968 and my older brother got the beatles white album and when i heard george harrisons song "long long long" my god it was so eary and huanting- the hammond organ sound and the words and the way george sang it man, to this day i get scared when i hear it lol

  6. SuperFirewire1
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    really if you look at the words its just another sad song no big deal BUT the way he sings it, your right sounds very haunting!!! Reminds me when i was 5 years old in 1968 and my older brother got the beatles white album and when i heard george harrisons song "long long long" my god it was so eary and huanting- the hammond organ sound and the words and the way george sang it man, to this day i get scared when i hear it lol

  7. juan meier
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    Nice Vid!! Do you like blues? Please check "Steve Vai Blues" in my channel. You will love it! Thanks!
    Juan Meier
    Line6, Aria, Stromberg and KLD Artist.

  8. juan meier
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    Nice Vid!! Do you like blues? Please check "Steve Vai Blues" in my channel. You will love it! Thanks!
    Juan Meier
    Line6, Aria, Stromberg and KLD Artist.

  9. foredeck100
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    cannot fill the void. I’d like to know more about the history behind this song.

  10. foredeck100
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    cannot fill the void. I’d like to know more about the history behind this song.

  11. foredeck100
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    When I listen to this music I can’t help thinking that that most of the ‘commercial’ music I hear on the radio lacks depth and authenticity and pure muscianship cann

  12. foredeck100
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    When I listen to this music I can’t help thinking that that most of the ‘commercial’ music I hear on the radio lacks depth and authenticity and pure muscianship cann

  13. 17primemover
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    One of the most haunting songs I’ve ever heard

  14. 17primemover
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    One of the most haunting songs I’ve ever heard

  27. n64wilbert
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    And they are from the nation of England this world is full of cultural irony!!

  28. n64wilbert
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    And they are from the nation of England this world is full of cultural irony!!

  29. Bluestomiv
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    Too bad it wasn’t even Robert Johnson in "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" it was "Tommy Johnson" based on the real life Tommy Johnson. Look him up he was the one with the ORIGINAL Crossroads Legend and he came before Robert Johnson.

  30. Bluestomiv
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    Too bad it wasn’t even Robert Johnson in "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" it was "Tommy Johnson" based on the real life Tommy Johnson. Look him up he was the one with the ORIGINAL Crossroads Legend and he came before Robert Johnson.

  31. cecilia gault
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    Great song! Thank you for posting — > ‘Hard Time Killin’ Floor Blues’ SKIP JAMES, Delta Blues Guitar

  32. cecilia gault
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    Great song! Thank you for posting — > ‘Hard Time Killin’ Floor Blues’ SKIP JAMES, Delta Blues Guitar

  33. 407bug
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    Thanks for your amazing collection of blues
    Your record collection must be awesome !

    Thanks for sharing, its great to see where it all originates from..

  34. 407bug
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    Thanks for your amazing collection of blues
    Your record collection must be awesome !

    Thanks for sharing, its great to see where it all originates from..

  35. dwalden74
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    Gee I wonder where Led Zeppelin got their sound from…? 😉

  36. dwalden74
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    Gee I wonder where Led Zeppelin got their sound from…? 😉

  40. carlopstar
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    Immortal song…
    Buddy Guy’s version recorded in his album "Blues Singer" is very respectable too…

  41. mcainiac
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    @ledzeppelinjunkie that wasn’t a parody of Robert Johnson either. It was actually a parody of Tommy Johnson, a real blues musician around the same time, who also supposedly sold his soul to the devil. See "Canned Heat blues by Tommy Johnson Right here on Youtube, and you will see what I mean. Wikipedia "Tommy Johnson (blues musician)" as well.

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