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I LOVE HOW ERIC CLAPTON PISSED OFF KEITH AND RONNIE AND SHOW THEM WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO PLAY A GUITAR HAHAHA

Not many people can hold a flame to Clapton as a bluesman, but there's just something about the timing and vocal cadence of an old black bluesman. It's cultural, but also years of experience.

John Lee Hooker playing a BB King Signature Lucile on stage the Eric Clapton and The Rolling Stones. Damn!

Straordinaria...benedizione 2024

Never will this era come back. All we can do is come back time and time again, get your projector out, A fine wine!

Uauuuuuuuhhhhh😮😮😮😮

This sh!t never gets old. And it never will ☮️ Thanks for posting and stay safe 🙏

Don't know where this was shot but they had both Eric and Hooker as guests at Shea stadium I caught the show and am still recovering all these years later 😅

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JOHN LEE HOOKER! GREAT!

John Lee Hooker - one of my favorites when I was young 👹

Maldición. Hay gente que no debería envejecer

Mick is the Mook and the MIdriff.

John Lee a man who played the blues…..

Love the 3 guitar attack with Eric, Ron and Keith. No egos just supporting each other and playing off each other and around each other! Cool call and answer with Mick and Eric, got to see the great JLH when I was 18 early 80’s along with Willie Dixon, John Hammond Jr and Robert Cray

"MANOS LENTAS" SIEMPRE SERÁ "MANOS LENTAS ". ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

What a jam session , who are these guy’s? I think they got future

Hooker, Watts, and some bass. The rest are superfluous.

Unbelievable talent!

So glad the stones found the blues….I love that rock / blues clink , it’s like surfing one big melodic harmony

I'm here for John Lee Hooker

Unbelievable talent in how they make it sing . ! .

Do you want to boogie. Do you ever want a better question in the exams.❤❤❤

this is just plain cool as fuck

John Lee Hooker was a ledgen loved his style ❤❤

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Still holds up, and it will for a long long time. My son born in 2009 loves this film.

Jay is so lame, it's painfully unfunny. It's all puff.

Buster Keaton only had a few seconds, but still managed to make an unforgettable performance. 100% Keatonian physical comedy.

I’m blessed to have grown up and still live in SoCal and have been to many of the locations in the movie. I hate driving the curves in areas like Big Bear or PCH though

That was a good movie

Years ago Buddy was headlining in Vegas and a chick singer was his opening act. So, this poor broad (I forgot her name) is out there on stage singing her heart out and Buddy comes out from behind her naked except for a fig leaf. Of course the audience went wild.

Very killer! ❤it!

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Back in those days it was a much much much much saner world. 😥

Born in 1956, I remember seeing it at the Fox theater in downtown Anaheim with my younger brother and a couple of friends, we laughed our A$$'s off though out the whole movie. I sure miss that kind of comedy. God bless those great comedians that made us all laugh. I could get political about the crap that the movie companies are putting out now, but let's forget about that and remember the greats that we used have.

Boom 💥 Boom 💥 Boom 💥 Boom 💥

Eric’s good he’s no Prince (look up my guitar gently weeps with prince)

Charlie Watts keeping it tight all the way.

It's a great movie ...

I saw this brilliant film when it was first released in the UK at the Ritz Edgware. The whole cinema right from kicking the bucket scene was full of laughter. My sides have never hurt so much after seeing a film. Every year I dig out my copy on DVD and watch it. Good comedy never dies, no swearing, no nudity, just good old fashioned slap stick comedy.

Berle and Rooney are rapist scum

Mr. John Lee Hooker was 72 years old as he rocked this...he passed in 2001.

I was honoured to play with Page and Plant in Egyptian Pharaohs Band the show starts with the great and lovely song of Um Kolthom and music writer Riyd Elsonbaty

Elvis Presley was King. Elvis Presley reigns as deity supreme in the pantheon of rock and roll gods.

A MASTERPIECE. Jagger at his best, a great tribute to John Lee Hooker.

John Lee's big secret was thar he barely played. Watch his hands, he fooled everybody

Mick was not happy with Eric Clapton’s antics.

"i fired that fat ¢unt" jimmy page about Grant. Grant was definitely a brilliant manager, but he was a crook, a scumbag...its all about the money i guess.

Still absolutely the greatest concert I ever saw, and I saw a few good ones