Shake 'n' Rattle

■ Robert Pete Williams performs in July, 1964 at the Newport Folk Festival in Newport, Rhode Island. IS assisted on stage by blues scholar Samuel Charters

Photo by David Gahr

■ Big Walter Horton

■ Peter Green & Fleetwood Mac

"The Green Manalishi"

"Man Of The World" early version

https://youtu.be/bhUA4uSOZeM

Peter Green: vocal,guitar

Jeremy Spencer: vocal,guitar

Danny Kirwan: vocal,guitar

John McVie: bass

Mick Fleetwood: drums

1969...

["Jumping At Shadows - The Blues Years"]

■ Albert King

■ Johnny Fuller

(Born Edwards, Mississippi: April 20, 1929 – May 20, 1985)

■ Soul Brothers Six

This hard-hitting soul group formed in Rochester, NY, consisting of the multi-talented Willie John Ellison, along with Lester Freeman, Vonell Benjamin, and Charles, Moses, Sam, and They debuted with "Stop Hurting Me" on Fine Records (1965) and another on Lyndell Records (1966) typo-credited to the Sold Brothers Six. A Philly DJ introduced them to Jerry Wexler of Atlantic Records, and they had a small hit with "Some Kinda Wonderful" (written by Ellison) in 1967.

■ Teddy Bunn

Theodore Leroy Bunn (Freeport, New York: May 7, 1910 – July 20, 1978)

an American jazz and blues guitarist who was a member of the Spirits of Rhythm during the 1930s.

■ Charles "Skip" Pitts

https://youtu.be/BThSxnb9_PE

France - late 1960's

Jimmy McGriff - org;

Leo Johnson - tenor sax;

Larry Frazier - guitar;