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Would have been nice if this had been a release. I saw the Red Devils live in a small club in Pasadena, Ca. in the '90's.

Esto es expectacular 😮👉👏👏👏👏👏🤩😜 Jager ❤

Been a Red Devils and Stones fan for years, and just stumbled across this. Wow just wow. Never knew this existed until now. So good!!

🙏 thanks so much Sean for sharing your beautiful talents with us. You can be sad he's not here anymore, however i feel deep gratitude for his priceless gift he gave us while he was. 🙏

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If it ain't broke don't fix it 😂

You know what they say. If its not broken, dont fix it.

Go bobby soxer too

Rain was bloody perfect. Wow.

Excellent but can't hear nothing but room reverb. No thanks.

I have been playing harmonica for about 54 years, since I was 14; and Lester Butler is my Patron Saint. I managed to see him play twice, and I shook his hand in front of Jack's Sugar Shack on Hollywood and Vine. Stay away from those hard drugs, kids. People will miss you.

it's a red devil on harp 😊

Lester Butler was great…Jagger simply sings here.

before blue and lonesome there was another thing Mick had to do for practice and to stay true

This is two months before he passed. I wished I could've seen him perform live. RIP brother!!!

Blue & Lonesome Lester, RIP. 🫡

Sean had it. A true blues heart and soul. Love his stuff.

Never been much of a fan of Mick jagger. Shocked he hasn't been slapped to death by his own lips. however this it pretty good

Long live Mick. Carry on man.

Me brother was in London 62 to 67- he liked Jazz but he sent Rogue Tapes of the Blues- some are hard to find- lots of bands did rocker bluesy jazz mixes- Thanks To All Who Keep Music Circulated - Pop+ Disco made a mess but Blues,Lives Forever

The whole thing ua-cam.com/video/b_LG_DeX3zc/v-deo.html

I keep coming back to Sean's incredible... everything. Top stuff. RIP magic man.

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Amazing! Great quality, thanks for sharing!

Thx for the upload! Got any more hidden gems?

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Sean and Paul linden together are the BEST.

Thanks for this !!!!❤

Thanks Austin!

I vividly remember Mick sitting in the booth in the back of the room opposite the stage one night at the King King. Can't remember if it was late 91 or sometime in 92.

Brilliant 😊

Blues

It's just great 👍

Because I was in rehab and unable to negotiate the contract for my pals. Rick Rubin had the Red Devils sign away all rights for a measly $800. Mick never released it. I've reached out to him in the past about it and having the Red Devils open for the Rolling Stones tour but never heard back.

Is this available on CD?

What's this album doing in the vault all on its blue and lonesome self?

The Stones first few albums were Rythm and Blues as was Fleetwood Mac. The Stones really rocked but when the psychodelic came in all rhe music changed away from R&B to a lot of junk and album fillers. Beatles first album was one of their best. This is definitely a rare album, It rocks with Jagger. The original Animals were a rockin group but never got the following they should have. Eric Burdon was another great singer. Sad to see so many are gone.

Blues have a True Feeling when its played with Great Musicians- glad to find this back in the early 2000s Thanks to UA-cam for putting this out for many to Boogie On

Grosse surprise formidable

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This is actually one of the best live videos of Sean's singing. Still digging it. thanks for the upload

1hr & 42 mins of pure bliss. For years I've described the genius of Sean Costello as medicine for the heart, mind, body and soul. Proof~there will be a forever place for me to dance my happy little feet to. If you don't dig this~sumpin is seriously wrong with ya!

Dirty and raw got to love it

TRES Cool/Heavy

Am I hearing the best blues ever...? Heck yeah ! Mick at his best !

Miss playing with Sean. ❤

jesus christ...this cooks!

The epitome of a bluesman! What a loss😔😔😔

Keith often takes the plaudits regarding Stones solo stuff but Mick more than makes his point here !! 😂 Sadly not 'commercial' enough to have been released ?!

Really good! Bravo, Red Devils!😎💙The best thing Jagger did after the death of Brian Jones