don't trip roy ur a legend of the blues you definently made it in my book as a blues master but i hate to say it but i hate this guitar echo sound i don't like that i hate when johnny winter plays with that effect to ...
Up until this very day, I was certain that Howard Levy was the greatest harmonicaplayer to have ever walked the earth.
I feel like crying. what a horrible lie I've been living.
Man I am glad I found you again Norton .I left my harps in Bagdad, Iraq So I could change the culture only to come back home and found out I changed and was so depressed coming home I wish I would have stayed for a while loner . So now hearing you again Ill teach my Grand kids to play if they'll sit still long enough to have a happier purpose filled life
Great song from a great album !!
The name of the song is actually "Down in Mississippi" from the their album "Travelin' Tracks".
We will always miss you Norton !
Never go to see Norton, but I was Down in Mississippi in the cotton fields in Freedom Village at the festival the songs about. Sam Chatman died soon after.
Norton and Roy, up in a bar,of upper Puget Sound, one night...I was heading back South, from a "uh, you failed" relationship...stopped to get plowed...that damned 2 man band...gave me my "humanity" back...heehee....their old cd's...are still my best friends...what? 20 years later now?...wow...
The world needs to know how amazing Norton was. Check out his riffs at 2:20 and his rhythm backing up Roy at 3:00. He did things that no harmonica player could do. He was the Jimi Hendrix of harmonica. Plus he was he kindest nicest dude. RIP brother