Little queen of spades, Robert Johnson (Clapton version)

[Jean Pierre]

Little Queen of Spades is a blues song by the American blues musician Robert Johnson .

I'm delighted to play a blues that's older than me!...I was -10 when it came out. 

Made famous by Eric Clapton, who covered it many times.

It's good to play the blues once in a while 
JP vocals and guitars, organ by BIAB

[Pete C]

A cool and tastefully done blues number ! Some nice bluesy guitar licks. Super cover !

Pete

[Ray Brookes]

Very nicely covered, JP and you have captured that blues feel perfectly.

[Jean Pierre]

Thanks Pete and Ray, I love the blues and particularly Clapton's (how does he manage to play like that with practically two fingers on his left hand, like his illustrious guitar peer Django Reinhart).

...as the title is "Queen of Spades" I'm currently training to make an illustration video using playing cards, which is one of my hobbies.

[Zoltan]

Such a fine and tasty performance!

Knowing R.Johnson and Eric i'm wondering if the spade is really a spade, or if it's just a spade. Maybe i'm thinking too much...

[TPB]

Play THEM BLUES BROTHER SO SO NICE RIGHT UP MY ALLEY
tIM

[Mike_S]

Yes it is good to just sit back and play the blues sometimes. It is such a comforting sound. I love how you even did the high pitch "oooh" every now and again that was Robert Johnson's trademark. Lovely listen.

Mike

Oui, c'est bien de s'asseoir et de jouer du blues de temps en temps. C'est un son tellement réconfortant. J'adore la façon dont vous faisiez même de temps en temps le "oooh" aigu, qui était la marque de fabrique de Robert Johnson. Belle écoute.

Mike

[Jean Pierre]

Mike

I love how you even did the high pitch "oooh

 

I almost did it again I was a little hoarse