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Build Your Own Fire
Jimmy Hall & The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Collective
Jimmy, with help from Delbert McClinton, Kira Small, and including
fabled musicians David Hood, Clayton Ivey, Larry Byrom, and
Greg Martin, pays tribute to legendary Muscle Shoals guitarist
and songwriter Eddie Hinton. A true unsung Southern hero, Jerry
Wexler once called Hinton "the annointed one - the white
Otis Redding,"
and Mr. Hall, along with with Muscle Shoals' finest, provides
the definitive representation of his greatest material, including...
Still Want To Be Your Man | Salty | Here I Am | Poor Old
Me
Coming After You | Cover Me | Build Your Own Fire | It's
All Wrong
Watchdog | What Will I Do Without You | I Found A True Love
— Listen
to Build Your Own Fire —
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Rocking The Boat
Live Jimmy Hall video from Delbert McClinton's Sandy Beaches
Cruise 2006
Rocking
the Boat is a documentary film celebrating the talent
and independant spirit of Delbert McClinton and his uncompromising
road warrior musical friends. Every year since 1993, McClinton
has leased a cruise ship and filled it with his musical colleagues
and fans. Here are some exclusive video clips shot during
SBC '06. Quicktime
video player required.
— Rendezvous
With The Blues — Too
Tall To Mambo — |
Jimmy Hall: Live, Bootlegged,
and Authorized
Jimmy has dipped into his personal archive of mostly-unreleased
live performances and made five choice nuggets available
here. Just click the link below and enjoy, and it's absolutely
free! (You must have Flash and popups enabled.)
- Red House: This version of the Jimi
Hendrix classic was recorded at the Meltdown Festival in
London's Royal Festival Hall in June of '05. It features
a jaw-dropping performance on guitar from the incomparable
Jeff Beck
- People Get Ready: Jeff Beck and Rod
Stewart reached #45 in the US with a remake of this Curtis
Mayfield song. This version, with Jimmy on vocals and JB
again on guitar, was taken from a Jeff Beck tribute at
Royal Festival Hall in London sometime in 2002.
- Grits Ain't Groceries/Soul Jones: A
powerhouse performance by Wet Willie at the Ebbets Field
nightclub in Denver, Colorado. This mini-medley was recorded
in 1974 and is available on Live From Ebbets Field (Vol
2).
- Lorraine: Here's a strong performance
from BHLT (Dickie Betts, Jimmy Hall,
Chuck Leavell, and Butch Trucks).
This was recorded at The Coffee Pot in Roanoke, Virginia
in 1983.
- There Ain't Nothin' You Can Do: Another
BHLT performance from the Roanoke gig.
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