mississippi fred mcdowell truly one of the great blues guitar players of our time Gon buy me a bulldog Watch me whiles I sleep (Better get it!) I said gon me a bull Bide me whiles Im sleep That gon keep my baby from Makin her fore day sneak Ha-ha-ha If you make me jealous I clare you got a evil mind Ha-ha-ha If you make me jealous, girl You know you got-a evil mind Cause this girl is evil, Lord Most any all the time Ay-ay-ay-ay-ay Let me down easy I wont to have to Worry no mo (slide guitar) Rock me, rock me Rock me like you never did befo Ha-ha Well now, rock me Made me stumble Rock me-me-in the evenin Rock me lower Rock slowly (guitar) All I want, baby Is get through Honey, Im doggone slow Now, doesnt anybody ask you Whos that fool this side? (guitar) Ha-ha-ha-ha (That was it!) Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha Ooh! Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha

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23 thoughts on “mississippi fred mcdowell bulldog blues”

  3. Erik Lindahl
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    Actually this is Eli Green, McDowells neighbour who had a track on the album. Love the laughter in the end

  5. Maveriks1010
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    it isnt stealing son. most of these songs no one knows the real author. many times the guys that played it the most, or the earliest gets his name attached to it.

  8. 1rogueinfidel
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    check out the mason symbol on his grave stone. anybody question that?

  9. Christopher Lenton
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    Ok this dates from the 1920s so he is part of the roots of popular music a brilliant unique style

  10. FreddyFuFu
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    is this the version with Eli Green on Roots of the Blues Album?

  11. 239riders
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    les zeppelin n the stones both covered blues songs… same with the white stripes and everyone else so its not like stealing, if you look at some musical history you will notice that lots of artist cover there favorites, before creating there own masterpieces… zeppelin did all there covers in an original way in which the couldnt do in the early times…the rolling stones sucks

  13. originaloog
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    Mississippi Fred McDowell was not technically a delta bluesman but a Mississippi hill country bluesman along with musicians like Junior Kimborough and RL Burnside.

  15. Eric Fredericks
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    40 years ago today the world lost a great musician. Long live Fred

  16. Valery5852
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    Strachwitz confessed afterwards he wasn’t able to record more music by Eli Green because the recorder battery run out. But these two songs is quite enough to realize the real greatness of the Delta bluesman.

  17. Valery5852
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    This is Eli Green, an old Mississippi blues musician and Fred McDowell’s teacher, who’s singing and playing on the recording. He was recorded in Como by Chris Strachwitz by real chance. Fred McDowell was present during the recording: they’re laughing together in the end. Eli’s second of the two existing songs is "Brooks Run Into The Ocean".

  18. cheapfeet
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    That is NOT Fred McDowell singing. Sounds like him on the guitar tho’. Please credit the singer.

  19. jaxie golden
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    What is your definition of ‘uncultured Americans’ ..hahaha, that is exactly where the Blues came from. It came from where there were NO silly guides and even more silly people trying to put into a box what never belonged in a box…

  21. TheBluesSociety
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    Rolling Stones didn`t steal any blues :). They covered blues songs ! Stones are hooked to the blues 🙂 The name of the band comes from a song title by Muddy . They had such admiration for the blues that they traveled in Chicago to meet Muddy Waters @ Chess Records and they did a session there too 🙂 Because they tought blues is great they invited Muddy and Willie Dixon to Europe and they payed all expense for that first European tour.
    Led Zeppelin was stealing not Stones 🙂

  22. TheBluesSociety
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    Rolling Stones didn`t steal any blues :). They covered blues songs ! Stones are hooked to the blues 🙂 The name of the band comes from a song title by Muddy . They had such admiration for the blues that they traveled in Chicago to meet Muddy Waters @ Chess Records and they did a session there too 🙂 Because they tought blues is great they invited Muddy and Willie Dixon to Europe and they payed all expense for that first European tour.
    Led Zeppelin was stealing not Stones 🙂

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