22 thoughts on “Poor Elijah / Tribute to Robert Johnson – Delaney & Bonnie & Friends, Eric Clapton, George Harrison”

  2. spikebrewing
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    Black Crowes do a killer version of this on Warpaint

  3. alachabre
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    I did a little digging and found out his name – Tim Colwell. He lives in Nashville and is in the Rockabilly hall of fame in Jackson Tennessee.

  4. alachabre
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    Found someone else with the paisley Tele:

    /watch?v=BMfd0t4KtYQ

  6. privettricker
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    I thought about doing that acoustic version instead, but I was in the mood to play the Tele.

  7. Tim Birkenholz
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    Wow Thanks! What a piece of history. And I always get happy when I see a new video with Clapton playing a Gibson. I like the Live version in 1969 on BBC Four too. A lovely acoustic version.

  8. privettricker
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    It is a great live album. This version is actually from a different show on that tour, with George Harrison sitting in alongside Eric. There’s a video of that whole show on YouTube, with George playing his psychedelic Rocky Strat.

  9. rkl17
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    Saaawheeeett!! From one of the most unusual collaborations in music history. I learned about D & B from their relationship with Leon Russell. Here’s a wild trivia bit for you – Bonnie once sat in with Ike and Tina Turner as a black woman! She put on makeup and pretended she was black. She was just a kid- I think only 15 or so when she did this. By the way, great job of this jewel. I may just have to learn this 😉

  10. TonyHickschick
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    Don’t know this tune but I liked it anyhow.

  14. Luis Miguel Sioron
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    you can do a campfire version of Your Mother Should Know – Beatles, please!
    Thank you! 🙂

  16. weejee jones
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    Mmmmm. Can’t wait til I finish building my Telepartscaster and can try this tasty single coil number. thnx

  17. Roadster322
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    How about a Tribute on Alvin Lee and Ten Years After?

  20. slowpokerhino
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    The Black Crowes do a great version of this song, you should check it out.

  21. c filan
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    I was already 41 by the time I had ever even heard of Delaney and Bonnie. Man, i was so disappointed it took so long, but so grateful for youtube to be the perfect portal to that party place.

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