Koinonia - "Cuando". Live From Montreux 1984

Stevie Ray Vaughn - One Night in Texas: Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)

Stevie Ray Vaughn - One Night in Texas: Couldn't Stand the Weather

Stevie Ray Vaughn - One Night in Texas: Look at Little Sister

Help The Poor · Eric Clapton / B.B. King

Come Rain Or Come Shine · Eric Clapton / B.B. King

Hold On I'm Coming - Eric Clapton / B.B. King

Albert King - The Very Thought Of You (1978)

A cover of Ray Noble's The very thought of you (1934), from Albert King's "New Orleans Heat", produced by Allen Toussaint in 1978.

Stones, Dirt, and Pieces of Dead Cat

"I was honored today with having a few stones, dirt, rotten eggs, and pieces of dead cat thrown at me"
George Whitefield

America’s Great Awakening was sparked largely by Whitefield’s preaching tour of 1739–40. Though only 25 years old, the evangelist took America by storm. Whitefield’s farewell sermon on Boston Common drew 23,000 people—more than Boston’s entire population. It was probably the largest crowd that had ever gathered in America. Ben Franklin once estimated that Whitefield, without any amplification, could be heard by more than 30,000 people. About 80 percent of all American colonists heard him preach at least once. This man was a true evangelist as seen by his statement above. 
I don't know if any of us could imagine reaching this many people without a sound system.

Ain't That Just Like A Woman - Johnny Winter

Johnny Winter - Life Is Hard

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (Remastered 1999)

Tedeschi Trucks w/Hot Tuna- The Sky is Crying - Red Rocks, 7/30/17

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Down Along The Cove (with John Bell)

Tedeschi Trucks Band rehearse Bob Dylan's "Down Along The Cove" backstage at Red Rocks Amphitheatre with John Bell of Widespread Panic on lead vocals. 8-10-2017

Koinonia in Montreux 1984 Sno Cone

Koinonia Live at Montreux 1984 Abe Laboriel (Bass), Hadley Hockensmith (guitar), Bill Maxwell (drums), Alex Acuna (percussion), Justo Almario (Woodwinds), Harlan Rogers (Keys)

Jeff Beck - The Stumble

The Stumble: Hadley Hockensmith

Blues classic, Freddie King's The Stumble performed at an impromptu jam by some of L.A.'s best studio musicians. Hadley Hockensmith on guitar, Phil Driscoll on keys and trumpet, Bill Maxwell drums, Michiko Hill piano, and Pee Wee Hill bass.

Johnny Winter & Rick Derringer - Rock And Roll, Hoochie Koo

When I was playing bass in The Sam Lay Blues Band we opened for Johnny Winter they were incredibly loud each guitar player had 10 Fender Twins with custom SRO speakers every dial was on 10 After the show Johnny stayed behind and brought out his National Steele and we sat around playing blues and drinking wiskey

John Scofield - Someone To Watch Over Me - Guitar Jazz

HIDEAWAY - by John Mayall's Bluesbreakers- featuring Eric Clapton on Guitar (1966)

Peter Green on Guitar with John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers - The Stumble

This is the wrong picture this is not Eric Clapton playing but Peter Green

Alison Krauss & Shawn Colvin - Simon & Garfunkel's The Boxer

Paul Simon 2007 tribute with Shawn Colvin on guitar, Alison Krauss on violin, Jerry Douglas on dobro and Steve Gadd on drums. The Boxer was originally recorded on the 1970 Simon & Garfunkel album Bridge Over Troubled Waters.

TRAFFIC - Pearly Queen 1968

Traffic - Forty Thousand Headmen (1968) HD