High, Live and Dirty: Wednesday, November 24th

This episode featured:

• A stunning guitar solo in a song of social protest. 
• A second look at one of Canada's bluesiest duos.
• A peek into the recent blues-based, but highly progressive work of Tom Waits.
• And the first appearance of Robert Johnson on a High, Live and Dirty playlist.

Eventually I'll figure out how to post episode audio files on the blog.
Until then, check out the list.

1) Earl Hooker - Dynamite - Bea & Baby Records 106 B, 1960

2) The Pack A.D.: Funeral Mixtape, Track 1 - Blackout - Aug. 2008 

3) The Yardbirds - Mister You're A Better Man Than I - 1965
                                  LP: Jeff Beck's Early Anthology

4) Janis Joplin - One Good Man - Recorded June 25, 1969
                             Original LP: I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama

5) Tom Waits: LP: Real Gone, Side 3, Track 3 - Trampled Rose - 2004

6) The Pack A.D. - Funeral Mixtape, Track 2 - Don't Have To

7) David Clayton Thomas -
                      Self Titled LP, Side 1 Track 5, Done Somebody Wrong
                      Base Tracks Rec. 1966, Retracked with added brass 1969

8) Tom Waits: Glitter and Doom Live, Track 15, Make It Rain - 2010

9 - 10) Robert Johnson
             - King of the Delta Blues Singers, Vol. II, Side 2, Tracks 5 & 6
             - Drunken Hearted Man & Stop Breakin' Down Blues
             - Recorded June 6, 1937

11) Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pan Alley
                                           - Original LP: Couldn't Stand The Weather, 1984

12) Jimi Hendrix - She's A Fox
           From the LP: Flashback, Recorded 1966, New York.
           Actual artist is The Icemen w/ Jimi sitting in on guitar.