Buddy Guy - My Time After Awhile Lyrics

Drummer was on the first ever hit of pcp

R.ip Jack Bruce and Buddy Miles!Awesome musicians!

such a fucking tight band.. wow

Thank God for YouTube.

Jack Bruce ❤️

Btw that's jack Bruce from cream playing bass

Look at buddy miles back there Killin it

Dynamic Trio. Jesus ! This gave me the chills. Priceless faces from Buddy miles, great vocals from a buddy guy and exceptional playing from jack Bruce.

Imagine if they actually started up a band, how amazing would that be

im so happy this is back on youtube! so hard to find stuff of this quality

the best blues song, after Redhouse.
period..

Richard Malden Heckstall-Smith (26 September 1934 – 17 December 2004). RIP

Great video. Thanks for posting it.

my kind of music

so fucking good!

Da lacrime,questo è blues al 100% !!!!!!

holy shit.....! this is insanely good, if not for this kind of masterpieces ill be forced to listen shity comercial music in the radio with a bunch of fking worthless comercials, products and goverment trash info about elections and crap, God bless the good stuffs in life, ty for sharing this kind of sweet videos.

I was wondering if that was Jack Bruce!! RIP Brother Bruce

@Brent Williams yes, and buddy miles

"...she's goin' back out again.....

this is so great to hear he is so good awesome cool.

2.20 - Marianne Faithfull?

♥♥♥

The bassist is none other than Jack Bruce, lead singer for the mighty Cream with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker.

Dick Heckstall-Smith (typo, sorry)

Also the late Dick Hekstall-Smith on sax ....

omg, drummer's face, omg :D

Buddy is Awesome & So are all the other Blue s Artist s here on You Tube

buddy miles played with jimi hendrix as well band of gypsies jim hendrix buddy miles and the bassist escapes me but billy cox sounds right if you didnt already know

The bassist is arguably the most famous person in this lineup! That's Jack Bruce. The lead singer of Cream!haha No harm no foul though, I forget that sort of stuff all the time!

Buddy was also in American Flag with Mike Bloomfield, circa 1968

this is real fantastic again woh needs no words he is so good.

One stupid forever alone disliked this.

did they know how amazing their music was at the time or did they just think it was alright at the time?

It was the norm, they lived in a world with graceful music

that is one high drummer at 0:36

holy shit and Jack on bass

this is deep i think its better than the studio version,c ive got a problem called analogue vinyl cravings,i fight 2 keep this format alive,1 its the only format capable of telling musical history as it really was,2 its how the musicians intended it 2 b heard,3,analogue vinyl is the most sonically complete format this world has ever known,with topend midrange n bottomend all hitting u with totally separate sound levels thru out,the compressed 2 midrange only of digital tech in truely inferior

no one likes digital. The elite doesn't want us to heal through music .-

Woo! Great stuff!!

As do I... I've scoured YouTube for vintage Buddy Guy videos (I'm talking his Chess days), but I could only find a couple things, like the when he played with one of the European Folk and Blues Festivals. But nothing from his notorious wild club days. I guess no one thought he was famous enough to spend their precious film!

It's gotta take a real asshole to dislike this clip. Such a fantastic vocal presence. I wish there was more early Buddy Guy available.
Long live the Blues and long live Rock 'n Roll!!!

so true, so true - @weischamp

Damn, this is the first time I've seen footage of young buddy guy action. effortlessly cool in blue suit, fender, afro and boy can he sing and play the blues. raw as it gets.

it takes real balls to take a vocal on that stage. you got buddy guy, buddy miles, and jack bruce...

aghhhhhhhhhh, cant explain my feeling now

Jack Bruce--sympathetic and right on the money.
Dick Heckstall-Smith on Tenor?

holy sh*t....it must have been a miracle that the stage didn´t collapse due to awesomeness........