https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMZkHS2VurM&list=RDMMZkHS2VurM&start_radio=1

Edited May 27May 27 by Scott

On 27/05/2026 at 23:01, Scott said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMZkHS2VurM&list=RDMMZkHS2VurM&start_radio=1

What a career this man had!

Someone please correct me, but he may be the last of the old greats left? @Boyne @youlots (f**k, I didn't realise how many of the jazz fans on here had passed). Pharaoh Sanders died a couple of years ago.

I always had a soft spot for Miles Davis and Horns:

While winding up my friend who is a massive Van Halen fan (but not Van Hagar) by suggesting that David Lee Roth is gay, this happened to come up:

29 minutes ago, PloKoon13 said:

What a career this man had!

Someone please correct me, but he may be the last of the old greats left? @Boyne @youlots (f**k, I didn't realise how many of the jazz fans on here had passed). Pharaoh Sanders died a couple of years ago.

I always had a soft spot for Miles Davis and Horns:

@PloKoon13 Off the top of my head I think he is. Will continue to check. Yes, he had a great career. A different genre but I think that Buddy Guy is the last of the great blues musicians. Well certainly the one only 80. Happy to be corrected.

A little more Clapton.

Ian Hunter born on June 3, 1939, making him 87 years old today.

31 minutes ago, Scott said:

Ian Hunter born on June 3, 1939, making him 87 years old today.

Saw him in concert about 15 years ago. He was looking pretty old but was very good.

Mississippi Fred McDowell with ‘Shake Em On Down’

Mississippi Fred Hurt with ‘Goin Down to the River’.

It is Mississippi Fred McDowell, not Mississippi Fred Hurt! 😀 DOH!!!!😀😀