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Nick wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2020 10:41 am Ok, so going back a bit...
This could be interesting. If we continued I'd next post a circa 1930 Son House track, Walking Blues which has got that shuffle in it, no doubt some other whizz would cite Robert Johnson and Sweet Home Chicago and such like.

Whats the earliest shuffle recording on you toob?

DIET. GUITAR shuffle.

There's a few contenders here maybe ->
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Dave the bass wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2020 8:39 pm
Nick wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2020 10:41 am Ok, so going back a bit...
This could be interesting. If we continued I'd next post a circa 1930 Son House track, Walking Blues which has got that shuffle in it, no doubt some other whizz would cite Robert Johnson and Sweet Home Chicago and such like.

Whats the earliest shuffle recording on you toob?

DIET. GUITAR shuffle.

There's a few contenders here maybe ->
I would argue that Walking Blues is far more of a delta feel that a shuffle, but Sweet Home Chicago, yep
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You're right, the shuffle/swing I'm hearing is implied by the ovweall song feel, its splintered, it's not the product of the guitar whereas on SHC it comes directly from the guitar playing.
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Yep, its a sort of ragtime broken rhythm. I love delta blues for a large part because of that rhythm. Annoyingly I could never do it. Its gets a bit like stride piano as shown in this

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I'm going to sit down and have a proper look at all of this in a few mins - excellent clip !
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Nice find, not seen that before.

The Hillage solo in Stranger in Blue Suede Shoes. Nice, very Hillage sounding even without his usual fx.
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very Hillage sounding even without his usual fx
With lines that appear on fish rising.
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