The version of that on BB's "Live in Japan" album is the one song I would play for someone unfamliar with BB who asked me, "What's so great about him?" 

That version absolutely kills. 

You do a great job here. ;o) 

Finally got around to learning the chords, and I was knocked out how much fun the rhythm is to play. It was also a lot of fun playing along with the track. Thanks a lot for it!

How does it sound? I think I'm rushing a little in first chrorus, but it feels to me like I'm locking in okay on the second chorus. It felt really "cozy" playing it. 

Nice!!!!!!!

Hi, guys! Sorry I've been out of touch. I'm finishing up the backing track today and will have it sent to Mike C. by the evening.

Great progression. I will keep at this to smooth it out, particularily the dimished.

Steve 

Cool!  I've worked on this one a lot over time, but I'm sure Monster Mike will have some insights that I've missed.  Maybe I'll finally get it!  Just like he did on the All Your Love Lesson.  Played it lots, but I still learned a lot from the lessons.

As Mike says, a number of different versions of this one out there.  Here are a couple I've got bookmarked, along with the ones in the background listening here they give us many eras/ages of BB.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ATmw8u-PsI&NR=1  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqkWH4G1SRA#t=60

Duke, hope you include Brandy's II and Club Zircon in your autobiography, where a young impressionable Stevieboy saw you many times with Roomful of Blues!

Hey Everybody. I am glad you are digging this lesson. This a feature tune for Mike with the Bluetones and he is doing a great job of teaching it. He's the perfect guy to teach this style with that amzing vibrato of his. I am looking forward to seeing you all play it along with the track soon. In the meantime, I myself have started physical therapy and am on my way to healing. It will take time but I'll be back before too long. I'd also like to make you aware of a few things happening with me. And also, I believe Mike Caren will have an anouncement about a new step forward for Sonic Junction soon.

 I myself have a new cd due out September 25th called " The Acoustic Blues and Roots of Duke Robillard."  It's an 18 song album of a mixiture of acoustic old time blues, a few new tunes and some old time Jimmie Rodgers, Delmore brothers and even a Stephen Foster song. It's something I've been working on for a long time and it will be available soon on my website.

 Other news is that myself and Marty Gunther are putting together a book of my photographs of blues and jazz musicians taken from 1990 to 2005 with vintage film cameras. I will let you know when it becomes available.

  I am also working hard on a auto biography which journalist/guitarist Bob Angell is helping me write. So you see as I'm healing I am keeping very busy but most of all, I look forward to getting back to teaching my lessons here at Sonic Junction. I'm the meantime, I could have no better substitutes than Paul Kolesnikow and Mike Welch while I heal up. Keep up the good work and I'll see you here before long! Duke

Nice chords .  Thanks Mike .

BTW, Sonic Junction Mike (as opposed to Monster Mike), the 3rd to the last chord of the B section should be E7/B, not Eb7/B.

Hey Monster Mike, great tune and lesson! All the vibrato in this tune will *definitely* be a challenge for me. But I will get it eventually! Like this new t-shirt I got says, I have a plan. ;-) Good to see you again, and thanks.