Here are a few sessions and jams, some are live performances ... a couple are rough studio sessions. All are raw and "off the cuff".  All of the live recordings were unplanned and ended up being recorded simply because someone in the audience happened to have a camcorder or a walkman while I was jamming and I happened to get hold of the tape.  The versions are all unique for that night because I can't stomach playing a song "by the numbers" ... gotta bake 'em up fresh.  If you need RealPlayer to play some of the older cuts ... you can get it here for free ! If the title is in blue like this you will need a broadband connection to watch/listen and the video will be in Windows Media format or from YouTube..

Name and Author
Recorded at
Style
About the Session
Midnight Rambler

(Stones) 
Video  (YouTube)

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The Attic 
(Greenville NC)

3 Piece

Recorded at The Attic in Greenville, this was a 3 piece version of the Stones classic. The musicians are myself on vocals and slide guitar/regular guitar, Greg Noble on Drums, and Todd Humphries on bass and vocals.
NSU

(Cream) 
Video  (YouTube)

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The Attic 
(Greenville NC)
3 Piece Same as Midnight Rambler above but more of a free form jam within the song format.
Further On Up the Road

(Freddie King Version)
Video (YouTube)

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Backstreet Pub 3 Piece Another off the cuff, spur of the moment jam that was thrown together at a small pub in Beaufort while I was down at the beach during a break from London. I was on vocals and guitar, Todd Humphries was on bass and I didn't know the drummer but his name was Scott ... that's all I know.
Strawberry Fields/
Are You Experienced
Medley  

(Lennon/Hendrix)
Video (Windows Media Stream)

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The Attic 
(Greenville NC)
3 Piece 
Recorded at The Attic in Greenville during a hasty last minuite thrown together gig in 1994 before we left the states to play in London. This is an excerpt from an off the cuff medley. Video was taken on an old camcorder from behind the P.A. (and from one side of the stage as well) so the audio you hear is the raw stage mix on my side of the stage and does not contain any of the embellishments (not to mention the vocals) that are heard by the audience. The musicians are myself on guitar and vocals, Jim Miller on bass, and Greg Noble on the drums.
Sunnyland Train

(Elmore James)
Video (Windows Media Stream)

Freedom Festival Boogie Recorded at the "Freedom Festival" at the Craven County Fairgrounds in New Bern, NC. We were headlining a 17 band festival and it is still uncertain to me to this day how it all came about ... I had not even touched a guitar in over a year since moving back from London ...but, it ended up being great fun and everyone had a great time ... The musicians were ... Greg Noble on Drums,  Joel Cresimore on Bass, Mark Pittman on Guitar, myself on slide guitar and vocals, and Billy Todd on Harp 
Whiskey 'N Wimmin

(John Lee Hooker)
Video (Windows Media Stream)

Freedom Festival Stomp The John Lee Hooker Classic Stomp
Money 

(Gordy)
Video (Windows Media Stream)

Freedom Festival Stomp A stomp version of the Berry Gordy classic inspired by the Lennon/Clapton version on "Live Peace in Toronto"
Politician

(Cream)
Video (Windows Media Stream)

Freedom Festival Dark Dedicated to all the posers and hacks in the crooked world of politics.
Sunnyland Train

(ElmoreJames) 

Audio Only (YouTube)

Rosa's Blues Lounge (Chicago) Boogie Recorded at TM's All Star Jam Night (1984) in the bad section of Chicago with the best blues. A good, spontaneous jam with good players. Don't know the names because I never saw 'em before or since but the harp player is a monster. I'm handling the vocals and the slide guitar. Originally recorded on a SONY walkman but re-equed  to give the proper flavor to an authentic Chicago blues jam night. 
Brand New Woman

(Big Boy Henry, Jimmy Lee, 910)

Audio Only  (YouTube)

Somewhere off of the NC Coast Electric, Walking Blues Recorded at the Z103 Station Party ... somewhere off of the NC Coast ... We were asked to play for "Banana Boat / Z103 party on the top deck of  "The Continental Shelf",  Since bluesman Big Boy Henry was in the area, I asked him to join us at the party. I called up Big Boy  for the last set and we put together a one hour "off the cuff" blues jam for the crowd. The words and music was made up on the spot ... great fun! The musicians are Big Boy Henry on vocals, myself on slide guitar and shouting, Jim Miller on lead guitar, Brett Herndon on bass and Greg Noble on drums. Raw, honest, blues with great feeling. 
That's My Baby

(Big Boy Henry
Audio Only  (YouTube)

Big Boy's House 
Beaufort NC)
Acoustic 
Blues
An impromptu acoustic blues jam that was recorded at Big Boy Henry's house on the coast of North Carolina.  Later released on the album "Walking Back Down South". Billy Todd called me and asked if I wanted to go over to Big Boy's house for a friendly jam. We went and had a great time, with the able assistance of Jose Cuervo. Later, we were quite surprised and honored to find that the tracks from our jam could be heard on Big Boy's latest album. The words and music were made up on the spot. The musicians are Big Boy Henry on vocals, Billy Todd on harmonica, Lightnin' Mike Wells on acoustic guitar, and myself on slide acoustic guitar. 
Roadhouse Blues - Soul Survivor Medley

(Doors / Stones))
Video (YouTube)

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Lisa's Bar and Grill 3 Piece Another off the cuff jam that was thrown together at Lisa's Bar and Grill on the Circle in Atlantic Beach. This is from 1990 and the musicians are Jim Miller on Guitar, Greg Noble on Drums, Brett Herndon on Bass, and myself on guitar and vocals.
North Cackalackey
(Whoever wandered in) 
Video  (broadband or dialup)
Lisa's Bar and Grill Mayhem Well, this was one of those unscheduled, unplanned, general mayhem jams at Lisa's Bar and Grill ... oceanfront at Atlantic Beach, NC. As much of a jam as a jam gets ... much audience participation ... Lisa really shines ... Lisa and the Lisettes steal the show. One of those impromptu jams that you wish that you had known what madness would occur so that you could have gotten the word out beforehand. 
Rambling On My Mind
(Numerous - many that I never knew the name of)
Video  (broadband or dialup)
Backstreet Pub Blues A jam that was thrown together at the last moment at the Backstreet Pub in Beaufort, NC. Musicians from Beaufort, London, Raleigh, and other parts unknown. I was taking a break from London and brought a fantastic London piano player - Bert Eden. Of course we went to the coast and Todd Humphries put together this jam so that my friend from London could participate in an raw, off the cuff, southern beach blues jam.
Hey Joe
(Hendrix Version)
Video  (broadband or dialup)
Backstreet Pub 3 Piece Another off the cuff, spur of the moment jam that was thrown together at a small pub in Beaufort while I was down at the beach during a break from London. I was on vocals and guitar, Todd Humphries was on bass and I didn't know the drummer but his name was Scott ... that's all I know.
Who Do You Love
(E. McDaniels)
Video  (broadband or dialup)
Backstreet Pub 3 Piece Same as Hey Joe
Backdoor Man /
Roadhouse Blues Medley
(Willie Dixon / Robbie Krieger)
Video  (broadband or dialup)
Backstreet Pub 3 Piece Same as Hey Joe


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