Bloomfield videos

Killer color video of Mike Bloomfield in his heyday and his gorgeous Les Paul!!

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Special McGari-Mix. Happy 64th, Al!

Mike bloomfield's stop

This is my version of "Stormy Monday"'s guitar solo. When I played this solo, I tried to inspire me, to Mike Bloomfield, one of the greatest guitarists of the past century.

Ya Mama's A Witch!!!

Junior Wells and Mike Bloomfield, Nick Gravenites from a tribute to Muddy Waters 1972.

Off of their "Fillmore East: The Lost Concert Tapes 12/13/68"; Al Kooper and Mike Bloomfield...Season of the Witch.

aka: One More Mile MIKE BLOOMFIELD WITH BARRY GOLDBERG & FRIENDS LIVE 1969

Fillmore East, December 13, 1968. Two of the greatest guitar players ever share the stage. Timeless.

Catch 22 Bloomfield Avenue off of their album Alone in a Crowd its awesome

Newport Folk Festival

A MASTERPIECE FROM THE ALBUM " SUPERSESSION " I LOVE THIS SONG

LIVE AT THE FILLMORE WEST 1969

Dedicated to one of the most great Blues guitar players of the story. I used my new Fender Telecaster American Standard, with the Behringer CS100 compressor/sustainer and the Peavey Classic 50 Amp. In my life of guitar player, I have had only one telecaster, before this and I didn't remember how much was difficult to play it. It's a guitar that doesn't give nothing to the player, but gives also a lot of good vibrations when it's between the hands of a musician.

The Virgin Mary has been giving ten secrets to six Croatians since 1981. "Secrets of Medjugorje" is the exciting new documentary by Sean Bloomfield and Queen of Peace Productions. See www.medjugorjevideo.com for more.

From Super Session, 1968.

LIVE ADVENTURES OF MIKE BLOOMFIELD & AL KOOPER FILLMORE WEST 1968

LIVE 1964 21yr. old mike bloomfield

live at the fillmore west feb.1,1969 mike bloomfield-guitar nick gravenites-vocals mark naftalin-piano ira kamin-organ john kahn-bass bob jones-drums 2nd guitar ?

Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield & Al Kooper

From Mike Bloomfield/Al Kooper - Live at the Fillmore East - 1968 The Lost Concert Tapes. Check out: www.youtube.com

Nothing but the blues...

About 1968 or 69, my older brother came home with an album entitled 'The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper'. Like always, I waited for him to leave, and then snuck into his room to give it a listen. I didn't understand it. Why would he buy this crap I thought? In my young mind, none of it was listenable. But one song caught my attention. It was called Sonny Boy Williamson. He was a bluesman who really knew his way around a harp. This was my first introduction to this musical ...

BOTTOM LINE NYC 1974 MINOR AUDIO ISSUES