Gare du Nord - Pablo's Blues

[flammableBen]

Know fuck all about it, but it's one of the best things I've heard in a long time.

[Red81]

It's pretty good. May point a few people to search out the original Robert Johnson track too which can't be a bad thing.

[Reg Smeeton]

It's pretty good. May point a few people to search out the original Robert Johnson track too which can't be a bad thing.

   I was talking to an American bird of my acquaintance the other day, who likes her music and she'd never heard of Robert Johnson, which I found a bit  
 
   Back iaround 1970, I saw Son House perform at the Methodist Central Hall, before it burnt down at a  Clash gig....shame it was a cracking venue.

[Red81]

It's pretty good. May point a few people to search out the original Robert Johnson track too which can't be a bad thing.

   I was talking to an American bird of my acquaintance the other day, who likes her music and she'd never heard of Robert Johnson, which I found a bit  
 
   Back iaround 1970, I saw Son House perform at the Methodist Central Hall, before it burnt down at a  Clash gig....shame it was a cracking venue.

I think I have somewhere all of his recordings. I think he only did two sessions, about 30 recordings or something?? Preaching Blues (Up Jumped The Devil) is just ridiculous. As a guitarist it's even more impressive to hear. I guess selling your soul to the Devil certainly makes a difference

[herthab]

I slept on the pavement outside the Gard du Nord once.

Just thought I'd share that.....................