Your heroic Solidarity with La Revolucion against the Running Dogs of Yankee Imperialism has not gone unnoticed, comrade.  Your reward awaits you in the Socialist Workers Paradise.  (A 1958 Chevy, runs good.  No AC.)

WOW!!!  This is repetitive.
 

Musselwhite and Mayall are definitley better than mediocre and as far as having excellent backing musicans thats Mayalls strong suit, his bands are what makes him so great, Charlie does blow a better harp probably. You talk greats then you have to include both Sonny Boy Williamsons, Big Walter Horton, Junior Wells and Butterfield are on that list. There are quite a few players now that don't get mentioned one is Rod Piazza from the west coast and he has a hell of a band, The Mighty Flyers. Another is Kim Wilson from the Fabulous Thunderbirds and the list goes on oops forgot Howlin' Wolf. That being said this isn't my favorite Musselwhite tune.

agree 100%.  Why do I keep hearing these repetitive, el-sucky songs?!

Thoroughly annoying with the repetitive chorus. Could have been a cool groove in moderation. Excessive and nauseating.

From the article linked to above: 

"When Hurricane Katrina ripped through the southern United States in August 2005, the authorities were overwhelmed and the governor of Louisiana, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, appealed to the international community for emergency medical aid. The Cuban government immediately offered assistance to New Orleans and to the states of Mississippi and Alabama, also affected by the storm, and promised that within 48 hours 1,600 doctors, trained to deal with such catastrophes, would arrive with all the necessary equipment plus 36 tonnes of medical supplies. This offer, and another made directly to President George Bush, went unanswered. In the catastrophe at least 1,800 people, most of them poor, died for lack of aid and treatment."

What callous indifference, what mindblowing arrogance on the part of the US government! 

That aside, great tune from Charlie!

que rompe huevos que son los del coro.  dale cholita que te parece asi se dejan de hinchar.

que rompe huevos que son los del coro.  dale cholita que te parece asi se dejan de hinchar.

I liked this song for the first couple minutes... but it just keeps going on and on.  Starting to lose rating rapidly.

Trying to figure out how this is relevant.  It almost seems as though you were waiting for this opportunity to air your political viewpoint.  Not the best forum, if you ask me.  Besides - it might be best to learn all the facts prior to speaking!

From the article linked to above: 

"When Hurricane Katrina ripped through the southern United States in August 2005, the authorities were overwhelmed and the governor of Louisiana, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, appealed to the international community for emergency medical aid. The Cuban government immediately offered assistance to New Orleans and to the states of Mississippi and Alabama, also affected by the storm, and promised that within 48 hours 1,600 doctors, trained to deal with such catastrophes, would arrive with all the necessary equipment plus 36 tonnes of medical supplies. This offer, and another made directly to President George Bush, went unanswered. In the catastrophe at least 1,800 people, most of them poor, died for lack of aid and treatment."

What callous indifference, what mindblowing arrogance on the part of the US government! 

That aside, great tune from Charlie!

Musselwhite and Mayall are definitley better than mediocre and as far as having excellent backing musicans thats Mayalls strong suit, his bands are what makes him so great, Charlie does blow a better harp probably. You talk greats then you have to include both Sonny Boy Williamsons, Big Walter Horton, Junior Wells and Butterfield are on that list. There are quite a few players now that don't get mentioned one is Rod Piazza from the west coast and he has a hell of a band, The Mighty Flyers. Another is Kim Wilson from the Fabulous Thunderbirds and the list goes on oops forgot Howlin' Wolf. That being said this isn't my favorite Musselwhite tune.

¿Que te parece?  ¡Me parece repetitivo!  Gratingly repetitive, and as brutally endless as 'The End' by the Doors.  Beyond tedious.

I think this song is about my wife...

Never fails to amaze me how mediocre harp players like Musselwhite, Butterfield, and Mayal get so much attention and airplay while the true greats such as Little Walter, James Cotton, and Sonny Terry are practically unknown. Musselwhite always has excellent backing musicians, I'll give him that much.