Bass player playing with John Lee Hooker in "The Blues Brothers" movie.
I guess "CW" is his initials.
I guess "CW" is his initials.
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Muddy, Big Eyes, Fuzz…..apparently I’ll never be really good until I get a good nickname!
Let's continue the topic then!
Another one...
The Dramatics in 1974
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Bass player closeup
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You don’t get good when you get the nickname, you get the nickname whenMuddy, Big Eyes, Fuzz…..apparently I’ll never be really good until I get a good nickname!
You don’t get good when you get the nickname, you get the nickname when
you get good
It's a clever bit of foreshadowing, as anyone who's seen and enjoyed the film will understand.Bass player playing with John Lee Hooker in "The Blues Brothers" movie.
I guess "CW" is his initials.
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It's a clever bit of foreshadowing, as anyone who's seen and enjoyed the film will understand.
It's a clever bit of foreshadowing, as anyone who's seen and enjoyed the film will understand.
Yes, both kinds of music. Give that man half a pack of cigarettes!Country & Western?
You just gotta pick a name that sounds like a pedal!
Country & Western?
Ooo! Not what I was thinking but well played — give that man pair of sunglasses (for nighttime wear)!I agree Country Western is right……. But
It could be Car Wreck also
Chase and crash scenes
the record set by The Blues Brothers. In the film's major crash scene, 63 cars were destroyed.
I agree Country Western is right……. But
It could be Car Wreck also
Chase and crash scenes
the record set by The Blues Brothers. In the film's major crash scene, 63 cars were destroyed.