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Jimmy Witherspoon - Cold, Cold Feeling

5:46

Album: Spoon's Life, Buy: Lyrics: I've got a cold, cold feelin'; it's just like ice around my heart
I've got a cold, cold feelin'; it's just like ice around my heart
I know I'm gonna' quit somebody, every time that, feelin' starts

You treat me like a prisoner, because my hands are tied
Everything you do to me, is stackin' up inside

It's a cold, cold feelin' yeah, you're just like ice around my heart
I know I'm gonna' quit somebody, every time that, feelin' starts

There's a change in me baby, once I was blind but now I can see
There's a change in me baby, once I was blind but now I can see
I'm gonna' put everybody down baby
That ever made a fool outta me

One of the great blues singers of the post-World War II period, Jimmy Witherspoon was also versatile enough to fit comfortably into the jazz world. The song Cold Cold Feeling was written by Jessie Mae Robinson and was first released by T-Bone Walker in 1952

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Jimmy Witherspoon - The Best Of Vol 1

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Jimmy Witherspoon - The Best Of Vol 1 (Full Album / Album complet)
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00:00 “Ain't Nobody's Business” Jimmy Witherspoon
02:23 “Spoon's Blues” Jimmy Witherspoon
04:48 “Then the Lights Go Out” Jimmy Witherspoon
07:48 “It Ain't What You're Thinkin'” Jimmy Witherspoon
11:13 “Confessin' the Blues” Jimmy Witherspoon
14:13 “In the Dark” Jimmy Witherspoon
16:44 “I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water” Jimmy Witherspoon
20:39 “I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town” Jimmy Witherspoon
24:15 “Key to the Highway” Jimmy Witherspoon
27:09 “Trouble in Mind” Jimmy Witherspoon
30:14 “Midnight Blues (Red Shirt)” Jimmy Witherspoon
35:32 “Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out” Jimmy Witherspoon
38:03 “Times are Changing” Jimmy Witherspoon
41:02 “Tanya” Jimmy Witherspoon
43:39 “S.K. Blues” Jimmy Witherspoon
46:28 “When I've Been Drinkin'” Jimmy Witherspoon
50:06 “Lovey Dovey” Jimmy Witherspoon
52:24 “All That's Good” Jimmy Witherspoon
55:26 “Warm Your Heart” Jimmy Witherspoon
57:50 “Wee Baby Blues” Jimmy Witherspoon
01:01:08 “I Ain't Mad at You, Pretty Baby” Jimmy Witherspoon
01:03:20 “How Long Blues” Jimmy Witherspoon
01:06:22 “Hey, Mrs. Jones” Jimmy Witherspoon
01:08:42 “I Don't Know” Jimmy Witherspoon
01:11:53 “If You Live the Life, You Pay the Price” Jimmy Witherspoon

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Jimmy Witherspoon - When I Been Drinkin

5:44

Album - Evenin' Blues (1963)
Jimmy Witherspoon - Good morning blues

3:24

One of the best bluesers..ever....
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Jimmy Witherspoon - Aint Nobodys Business

6:00
Jimmy Witherspoon ft. Ben Webster - roots

39:36

Vinyl Rip from the LP (1961)

JIMMY WITHERSPOON : vocals
BEN WEBSTER : tenor sax
GERALD WILSON : trumpet
RALPH HAMILTON : bass
JIM MILLER : drums
ERNIE FREEMAN : piano

01.I' D RATHER DRINK MUDDY WATER [0:00]
02.I' M GONNA MOVE TO THE OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN [3:51]
03.KEY TO THE HIGHWAY [7:23]
04.DID YOU EVER [10:13]
05.CONFESSIN' THE BLUES [13:34]
06.NOBOSY KNOWS YOU WHEN YOU'RE DOWN AND OUT [16:30]
07.YOUR RED WAGON [18:57]
08.RAIN IS SUCH A LONESOME SOUND [24:04]
09.CHERRY RED [27:00]
10.IT'S A LOW DOWN DIRTY SHAME [30:12]
11.JUST A DREAM [33:10]
12.PLEASE, Mr. WEBSTER [36:06]
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Jimmy Witherspoon with brother Jack McDuff - Sweet Slumber

3:54

I don't own any right.

1967. 1st track of The Blues Is Now. Composed in 1943 by Lucky Millinder, Henri Woode and Al J. Neiburg.

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Jimmy Witherspoon with young Robben Ford on guitar! Nothings Changed

5:30

from 'Black Omnibus TV show', taped in Hollywood, Ca, 1972 or january 1973
Jimmy Witherspoon : vocal
Robben Ford : guitar
Stan Poplin : bass
Jim Baum : drums
Paul Nagel : piano
Jimmy Witherspoon - Jazz Casual

29:07

Jimmy Witherspoon (January 4, 1962)
Jimmy Witherspoon (vocals); Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Vince Guaraldi (piano); Monty Budwig (bass); Colin Bailey (drums).
1. Time's Getting Tougher
2. Ain't Nobody's Biz-ness
3. Cotton Tail
4. Chelsea Bridge
5. I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town
6. Roll 'Em
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Jimmy Witherspoon - A Spoonful Of Soul

32:32

Vinyl rip from original album (1968)

01.Seven Years With The Wrong Woman [0:00]
02.You Don't Have To Be Crazy To Love Her [4:38]
03.My big habit [7:31]
04.Peas And Rice [10:09]
05.This bitter earth [13:21]
06.A Fool For You [16:11]
07.Win, lose or draw [19:18]
08.Sneakin' Around [21:25]
09.Heart Break Train [24:03]
10.Saturday Night Fish Fry [27:07]
11.A Very Lonely Man [29:29]
Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon - Soledad.wmv

5:06

Album Black & White Blues

Eric Burdon - Vocals
Jimmy Witherspoon - Vocals
Bob Mercereau, Lee Oskar - Harmonica
Papa Dee Allen - Congas
Harold Brown, George Suranovich - Drums
Charles Miller - Tenor Saxophone
Howard Scott, John Sterling - Guitar
Lonnie Jordan, Terry Ryan - Piano, Organ
B.B. Dickerson, Kim Kesterson - Bass
Jimmy Witherspoon - Monterey Jazz Fest, Monterey, CA. 1973

42:10

Jimmy Witherspoon: Vocals
Robben Ford: guitar
Stan Poplin? :Bass
Paul?: Bass
Jimmy?: Drums

1 ? 2:40
2 A Flat Blues? 3:22
3 Kansas City 3:14
4 More A Flat Blues? 8:41
5 Walkin 2:52
6 Another A Flat Blues plus Jimmy Rushing Tribute 8:35
7 Mannish Boy 2:47
8 ?
Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon - Steam Roller

4:27

Album Black & White

Eric Burdon - Vocals
Jimmy Witherspoon - Vocals
Bob Mercereau, Lee Oskar - Harmonica
Papa Dee Allen - Congas
Harold Brown, George Suranovich - Drums
Charles Miller - Tenor Saxophone
Howard Scott, John Sterling - Guitar
Lonnie Jordan, Terry Ryan - Piano, Organ
B.B. Dickerson, Kim Kesterson - Bass
Jimmy Witherspoon with Earle Warren 1980

30:20

Jimmy Witherspoon with Earle Warren, Billy Higgins on drums, at the Molde jazz festival 1980 .. Some skipping in the track early on in the clip
Jimmy Witherspoon - Aint Nobodys Business

4:23

Live at the Lighthouse USA
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Jimmy Witherspoon — Lotus Blossom

8:32

Jimmy Witherspoon — Big Blues (1981)

Jimmy Witherspoon – vocals
Jim Mullen – guitar
Peter King – alto saxophone
Mike Carr – piano, electric piano, organ
Harold Smith – drums
Hal Singer – tenor sax
Jimmy Witherspoon - Big Daddy

2:27

Checker Records 1954 B/W When The Lights Go Out
Jimmy Witherspoon - Pearly Whites

5:20
Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon - Home Dream.wmv

7:17

Album Black & White Blues

Eric Burdon - Vocals
Jimmy Witherspoon - Vocals
Bob Mercereau, Lee Oskar - Harmonica
Papa Dee Allen - Congas
Harold Brown, George Suranovich - Drums
Charles Miller - Tenor Saxophone
Howard Scott, John Sterling - Guitar
Lonnie Jordan, Terry Ryan - Piano, Organ
B.B. Dickerson, Kim Kesterson - Bass
Jimmy Witherspoon: Good Rockin Tonight

2:31

Live at the 1959 Monterey Jazz Festival with Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster and many more!
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Jimmy Witherspoon Its a Low-down Dirty Shame on Frankly Jazz

4:17

Frankly Jazz was a half-hour television program produced in the early 1960s. Each program featured one or more prominent West Coast Jazz performer of the day. Hosted by Frank Evans, a leading jazz disk jockey of the day.
Jimmy Witherspoon - Whos Been Jivin You

2:39

Modern Records 1949 B/W Rain,Rain,Rain
Jimmy Witherspoon with Robben Ford - TV, Los Angeles, CA, Oct. 28, 1973

28:57

Jimmy Witherspoon : vocal
Robben Ford : guitar
Stan Poplin : bass
Jim Baum : drums
Paul Nagel : piano

Track Listing:
- Somebody's Got To Go
- Ain't Nobody's Business,
- My Babe
- Spoonful
- Past Forty Blues
- Kansas City
- Nothing's Changed
Jimmy Witherspoon - Past Forty Blues

4:20

Jimmy Witherspoon recorded a series of excellent albums for Verve in the late '60s. Unfortunately, these have not received the attention they deserve, and are frequently relegated in Witherspoon's huge catalog. The Blues Is Now is arguably the finest of these recordings, and Witherspoon's voice is in top form and hugely expressive. A light-night blues classic, this is Witherspoon at his most relaxed and assured and is a joy to listen to.

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Jimmy Witherspoon — Vocals
Jack McDuff — Organ
Danny Turner — Flute, Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor)
Leo Johnson — Flute, Sax (Tenor)
Melvin Sparks — Guitar
Jymie Merritt — Bass
Ray Appleton — Drums
Jimmy Witherspoon-How I Hate to See Christmas Come Around

3:03

Jimmy Witherspoon
Jimmy Witherspoon with Art Pepper - Lighthouse Cafe , Los Angeles 1981

6:50

Jimmy Witherspoon with Art Pepper - Lighthouse Cafe , Los Angeles 1981
Joe Turner & Jimmy Witherspoon - Blues lament

12:03

From Patcha, patcha all night long......
Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon - Going Down Slow.wmv

6:26

Album Black & White Blues

Eric Burdon - Vocals
Jimmy Witherspoon - Vocals
Bob Mercereau, Lee Oskar - Harmonica
Papa Dee Allen - Congas
Harold Brown, George Suranovich - Drums
Charles Miller - Tenor Saxophone
Howard Scott, John Sterling - Guitar
Lonnie Jordan, Terry Ryan - Piano, Organ
B.B. Dickerson, Kim Kesterson - Bass
Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon - Soledad

5:06

Dedicated to the prison in London, Soledad. In 1971 Burdon & Witherspoon performed there.

From their album Guilty (later released as Black & White Blues).
Jimmy Witherspoon - Goin Down Slow

9:09

One of the great blues singers of the post-World War II period, Jimmy Witherspoon was also versatile enough to fit comfortably into the jazz world. Witherspoon was born on August 8, 1920, in Gurdon, AR. As a child, he sang in a church choir, and made his debut recordings with Jay McShann for Philo and Mercury in 1945 and 1946. His own first recordings, using McShann's band, resulted in a number one R&B hit in 1949 with Ain't Nobody's Business, Pts. 1 & 2 on Supreme Records. Live performances of No Rollin' Blues and Big Fine Girl provided 'Spoon with two more hits in 1950.

Jimmy Witherspoon at the Monterey Jazz Festival The mid-'50s were a lean time, with his style of shouting blues temporarily out of fashion; singles were tried for Federal, Chess, Atco, Vee Jay, and others, with little success. Jimmy Witherspoon at the Monterey Jazz Festival (HiFi Jazz) from 1959 lifted him back into the limelight. Partnerships with Ben Webster or Groove Holmes were recorded, and he toured Europe in 1961 with Buck Clayton, performing overseas many more times in the decades to follow; some memorable music resulted, but Witherspoon's best 1960s album is Evening Blues (Prestige), which features T-Bone Walker on guitar and Clifford Scott on saxophone. As the '70s began, Witherspoon decided to take a short break from live performances, settled in Los Angeles, took a job as a disc jockey, and continued making records. In 1971 Witherspoon teamed up with former Animals vocalist Eric Burdon for the album Guilty. Unfortunately it sold poorly. By 1973 his short retirement from live performances was over. Witherspoon was ready to get back on the road and assembled an amazing band featuring a young Robben Ford on lead guitar. Those live shows had received positive reviews, rejuvenating Witherspoon's move toward a definite rock/soul sound. He traveled to London in 1974 to record Love Is a Five Letter Word with British blues producer Mike Vernon. Vernon had produced critically acclaimed British blues albums by John Mayall, Fleetwood Mac, and Ten Years After. By the early '80s, Witherspoon was diagnosed with throat cancer. Although he remained active and was a popular concert attraction, the effect of the disease on his vocals was obvious. Witherspoon passed away on September 18, 1997, at the age of 77.
Jimmy Witherspoon - Evenin

3:14

Lyrics:

Evenin'
Every night you come and you find me
Every night you come and remind me
That my gal is gone

Evenin'
Oh you've got me deeply in your power
Every minute seems like an hour
Since my gal is gone

Shadows fall
On the wall
That's the time I miss you, most of all
Even though I try, how can I go on

Evenin'
Let me sleep 'til the gray dawn is breakin'
I don't care if I don't awaken
Since my gal is gone
Since my gal is gone
See See Rider by Jimmy Witherspoon.wmv

5:36

Witherspoon's style of blues - that of the blues shouter - became unfashionable in the mid-1950s, but he returned to popularity with his 1959 album, Jimmy Witherspoon at the Monterey Jazz Festival, which featured Roy Eldridge, Woody Herman, Ben Webster, Coleman Hawkins, Earl Hines and Mel Lewis, among others.[3] He later recorded with Gerry Mulligan, Leroy Vinnegar, Richard Groove Holmes and T-Bone Walker.
Jimmy Witherspoon & T-Bone Walker : Ive been treated wrong

3:28

I don't know my name
I don't know when I was born
I don't know my real name
Don't know when I was born

The trouble I've been havin'
Seem like I was raised in a orphan home

My mother died an' left me
When I was only two years old
My mother died an' left me
When I was two years old

An' the trouble I've been havin'
The good Lord, only knows

I've been treated like an orphan
An' been workin' like a slave
I've been treated like an orphan
An' I've been workin' like a slave

An' if I never get my revenge
Evilness will carry me to my grave

Now I've been havin' trouble
Ever since I've been grown
Lord knows, I've been havin' trouble
Trouble, trouble, ever since I was grown

Well, I'm too old for the orphans
An' too young for the old folks home

Evenin' blues
1963 - Prestige PRLP 7300
1993 - Original Blues Classics OBC 511

This relaxed, rather informal August 15, 1963 session is one of Jimmy Witherspoon's rarest and was the only time that the great Arkansas shouter recorded with T-Bone Walker, the Texas-born father of electric blues guitar. In an unusual appearance as a sideman, Walker contributed his trademark brittle-toned solos, obbligatos, and from the five intros to a set of tunes that included such standards as Money's Gettin' Cheaper (a 'Spoon favorite since he borrowed it from Charles Brown in the late Forties), How Long Blues, Good Rockin' Tonight, Kansas City, and Don't Let Go. And adding further Texas seasoning was San Antonio saxophonist Clifford Scott, best known for his distinctive solos on Honky Tonk and other Bill Doggett hits, who not only played tenor (as the original credits indicate), but blew searing alto on Grab Me a Freight and flute on 'Spoon's reading of the haunting title track, a blues ballad previously associated with both Jimmy Rushing and Walker.

Personell: Clifford Scott, Bert Kendrix, T-Bone Walker, Clarence Jones, Wayne Robertson

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Jimmy Witherspoon - Goin Down Slow

4:57

The Blues Singer
Jimmy Witherspoon ~ Cold , Cold Feeling & Help Me 1980

9:20

Modern Electric Chicago Blues 1980
Enjoy , my friend !!!
Bass – Nick Charles
Drums – Roosevelt Snake Shaw
Guitar – Johnny Dollar , Sammy Lawhorn
Harmonica – George Smith
Vocals – Jimmy Witherspoon
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NYJO 1984 Live at City Hall Jimmy Witherspoon 2 Stormy Monday

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NYJO 1984 Live at City Hall Sheffield. There were 2 live concerts from which 4 programmes were made using different permutations of the performers. NYJO had a solo spot and also served as backing band for Peggy Lee, Jimmy Witherspoon and Buddy Greco!
Jimmy Witherspoon - I Had A Dream

2:36

This was Jimmy's third album for Prestige, recorded late in 1963. He's in excellent form here, and this is a solid blues recording. More than half of the tunes are slow, heart-breaking killers, and Spoon dishes them up perfectly. He sings often about thwarted love here, and he does so with a gruffness and biting anger/regret that goes right to the quick.

From 'Blues Around the Clock', I Had A Dream, written by Jimmy, is a remake of an old King recording and is a highlight of the record.
Jimmy Witherspoon - How Long Blues

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Jimmy Witherspoon - How Long Blues (Full Album)
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1 | 00:00 | Jimmy Witherspoon - How Long Blues
2 | 03:29 | Jimmy Witherspoon - When I Been Drinkin'
3 | 09:10 | Jimmy Witherspoon - I'm Just a Ladies Man
4 | 11:37 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Everything You Do Is Wrong
5 | 16:17 | Jimmy Witherspoon - When The Lights Go Out
6 | 19:09 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Ooo Wee, Then the Lights Go Out
7 | 22:07 | Jimmy Witherspoon - When I Had My Money
8 | 25:10 | Jimmy Witherspoon - When the Lights Go Out
9 | 28:02 | Jimmy Witherspoon - I Make a Lot of Money
10 | 30:41 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Take Me Back Baby
11 | 33:29 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Hootie Blues
12 | 36:51 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Jumpin' the Blues
13 | 39:59 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Introduction
14 | 40:29 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Roll 'Em Pete
15 | 44:56 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Ain't Nobody's Business

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Jimmy Witherspoon - Pillar To Post

12:43

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Earl Hooker - guitar (right channel)
Mel Brown - guitar (left channel)
Charles Brown - piano
Jimmy Bond - bass
Lavell Austin - drums
Red Holloway - sax
Jimmy Witherspoon Miss Clawdy B

2:30

I do not own the copyright to this recording. This video is for historical and educational purposes only.

Jimmy Witherspoon:Vocals

Maxwell Davis & Buddy Floyd:Tenor Saxes

Frank Sleet:Alto Sax

Milburn Newman:Baritone Sax

Vernon Smith:Trumpet

Jay McShann:Piano

Tiny Webb:Guitar

Ralph Hamilton:Bass

Jesse Sailes:Drums

Recorded in Los Angeles, CA. 1948

Originally issued on the 1991 CD Jimmy Witherspoon:Call My Baby

This recording taken from the 1996 CD Swing Time Shouters
Killing Time Jimmy Witherspoon

5:26
Jimmy Witherspoon - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

5:24

from Jimmie Haskell's California '99 (1971),
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, vocal Jimmy Witherspoon
Jimmy Witherspoon - See See Ryder

4:41

Jimmy Witherspoon
Jimmy Witherspoon - Jumpin the Blues

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1 | 00:00 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Jumpin' the Blues
2 | 03:08 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Goin' to Kansas City
3 | 06:23 | Jimmy Witherspoon - When The Lights Go Out
4 | 09:15 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Failing By Degrees
5 | 12:28 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Don't Ever Move a Woman Into Your House
6 | 15:22 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Roll 'Em Pete
7 | 19:49 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Blue Monday Blues
8 | 23:32 | Jimmy Witherspoon - How I Hate to See Christmas Come Around
9 | 26:32 | Jimmy Witherspoon - Trouble in Mind
10 | 29:59 | Jimmy Witherspoon - I'm Just a Ladies Man

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Jimmy Witherspoon How Long

6:08

And if someday you're gonna be sorry that you've done me wrong,
Well it will be too late, baby, 'cause I'll be gone.
JIMMY WITHERSPOON - SKID ROW BLUES

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Jay McShann & His Sextette with Jimmy Witherspoon - Strange Woman Blues

3:10

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Jimmy Witherspoon - Ben Webster / Aint Nobodys Business

6:52

Album: Rockin With Spoon Vernon Alley Bass Roy Eldridge Trumpet Urbie Green Trombone Coleman Hawkins Sax (Tenor) Woody Herman Clarinet Earl Hines Piano Mel Lewis Drums Memphis Slim Composer Gerry Mulligan Sax (Baritone) Jimmy Rowles Piano Leroy Vinnegar Piano Ben Webster Sax (Tenor) Jimmy Witherspoon
Jimmy Witherspoon - I dont know

2:59

Jimmy Witherspoon I don't know
Jimmy Witherspoon with young Robben Ford on guitar! Spoonful

4:03

from 'Black Omnibus TV show', taped in Hollywood, Ca, 1972 or january 1973
Jimmy Witherspoon : vocal
Robben Ford : guitar
Stan Poplin : bass
Jim Baum : drums
Paul Nagel : piano

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