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Garrett 02-01-2012 07:45 AM

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Released October 25, 2010

Living Proof is Buddy Guy's 26th studio album. After nearly fifty years in the music business, this was Buddy's highest charting album ever, peaking at #46 on the main Billboard album chart.

The album loosely follows the progression of Buddy Guy's life. "Living Proof was designed partially as an aural autobiography from the legendary Buddy Guy, opening up with the stark summation “74 Years Young,” then running through songs that often address some aspect of a working musician's life."


1. "74 Years Young" 4:34
2. "Thank Me Someday" 5:42
3. "On the Road" 4:11
4. "Stay Around a Little Longer" (feat. B.B. King) 5:00
5. "Key Don't Fit" 5:02
6. "Living Proof" 3:45
7. "Where the Blues Begins" (feat. Carlos Santana) 4:37
8. "Too Soon" 3:26
9. "Everybody's Got to Go" 3:57
10. Let the Door Knob Hit Ya" 3:44
11. "Guess What" 5:44
12. "Skanky" 4:16

My Source: Buddy Guy's Legends

Garrett 02-05-2012 06:39 AM

Seasick Steve

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Released May 27, 2011

Cheap `2004
Dog House Music `2006
Man from Another Time `2009
You Can’t Teach An Old Dog New Tricks `2011

Seasick Steve / Home

1. "Treasures" 3:52
2. "You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks" 3:34
3. "Burnin' Up" 4:07
4. "Don't Know Why She Love Me But She Do" 3:24
5. "Have Mercy On The Lonely" 2:35
6. "Whiskey Ballad" 3:43
7. "Back In The Doghouse" 4:15
8. "Underneath A Blue And Cloudless Sky" 3:05
9. "What A Way To Go" 3:15
10. "Party" 4:02
11. "Days Gone" 3:44
12. "It's A Long Long Way" 3:39
13. "Write Me a Few of Your Lines" 4:08
14. "Levee Camp Blues" 6:19

Garrett 02-11-2012 04:45 AM

John Lee Hooker / Chill Out

Released 1995

Chill Out won the 1996 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album.

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1. Chill Out 4:46
2. Deep Blue Sea 4:06
3. Kiddio 3:09
4. Serves Me Right To Suffer 6:25
5. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 3:22
6. Tupelo 3:55
7.Woman On My Mind 5:27
8. Annie Mae 5:17
9. Too Young 4:43
10. Talkin' the Blues 3:45
11. If You've Never Been In Love 4:44
12. We'll Meet Again 3:59
13. Down So Low 3:40
14. Fire Down Below 3:50

Garrett 02-12-2012 05:40 AM

I have several Lightnin' Hopkins albums but for the new to The Blues listener and the potential new Lightnin' fan I highly recommend this CD. Like the title says, it`s "The Very Best Of Lightnin' Hopkins".

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1. Katie Mae
2. Shotgun Blues
3. Baby Please Don't Go
4. Automobile Blues
5. Give Me Central 209 (Hello Central)
6. Coffee Blues
7. I'm Beggin' You
8. Contrary Mary
9. Moanin' Blues
10. Penitentiary Blues
11. Fan It
12. Conversation Blues
13. Last Night Blues
14. Mighty Crazy
15. Mojo Hand (Going To Louisiana)
16. Baby Don't You Tear My Clothes

Lightnin` Hopkins @ Blue Beat Music

Lightnin` Hopkins Bio @ Classic Blues Video







Franco Pepe Kalle 02-12-2012 04:09 PM
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BB KING

MY KIND OF BLUES.

MASTERPIECE FROM BB KING.

Garrett 02-14-2012 06:00 AM

John Mayall / In the Palace of the King

A tribute to the music of Freddie King. "He was a big man from Texas, he played an even bigger guitar! He was the King of the Kings, born to be a Superstar".

~ John Mayall ~

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1. You Know That You Love Me
2. Going Down
3. Some Other Day, Some Other Time
4. Palace Of The King
5. I'd Rather Be Blind
6. Time To Go
7. Big Legged Woman
8. Now I've Got A Woman
9. I Love You More Every Day
10. Help Me Through The Day
11. Cannonball Shuffle
12. You've Got Me Licked
13. King Of The Kings
14. Living On The Highway

John Mayall / In the Palace of the King

cLoCkWeRk 02-17-2012 10:40 AM
Pink Anderson, Muddy Waters, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Miles Davis, Dave Bruebeck, Gerry Mulligan.

ElvisThunders 02-19-2012 05:43 PM
I am interested in jazz from the 1920s. Can someone recommend me some artists from that time period that are good? I think a lot of them were orchestras.

I don't like big band swing or later Coltrane Bird Miles Davis stuff, just that exuberant 1920s stuff. Is it Dixieland? I am not sure but I am talking about Ain't She Sweet and Sweet Georgia Brown etc- just rollicking fun music to my ears.

blastingas10 02-20-2012 01:06 AM
Id recommend Joe pass For any jazz guitar fan. He's great.

Garrett 02-20-2012 05:17 AM

Last of The Great Mississippi Delta Bluesmen

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Released 2008

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1. King Biscuit Time
2. Chicken Shack
3. It's Got to End Somewhere
4. Catfish Blues
5. Down In Mississippi
6. Hangin' On
7. All My Money's Gone
8. Sweet Home Chicago
9. Kansas City
10. If I Asked You
11. Got To Find Me A Woman
12. Country Boy
13. Got My Mojo Working
14. If You Don't Want Me
15. For You My Love
16. Apron Strings
17. Blind Girl Blues
18. CC Rider Blues

This album won a Grammy award in February, 2008 for Best Traditional Blues Album. It was also nominated for the W. C. Handy Award.

My Source: David "Honeyboy" Edwards

Garrett 02-22-2012 04:24 AM


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1. The Moon Is Rising 7:00
2. Earl's Blues 3:15
3. Conversion Blues 4:45
4. Guitar Rag 4:30
5. Hooker N' Steve 6:45
6. I'm Your Main Man 3:30
7. New Riviera 4:15
8. Strung Out Woman Blues 4:55

S.Neil 02-23-2012 09:50 PM
Anyone know any jazz that would be good for jazz violin? Trying to expand my horizons.

Garrett 02-25-2012 05:10 AM


Chicago Blues A Living History

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The Living History Band

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Billy Flynn – Guitar
Lurrie Bell - Guitar and Vocals
Matthew Skoller – Harp
Johnny Iguana – Keyboards
Felton Crews – Bass
Kenny “Beedy-Eyes” Smith – Drums

Special Guests

Carlos Johnson – Guitar and Vocals
Mike Avery – Vocals

My Source: Chicago Blues A Living History

Disc 1:

1. My Little Machine / Billy Boy Arnold 3:19
2. She's Love Crazy / Billy Boy Arnold 3:07
3. Night Watchmen Blues / Billy Boy Arnold 3:43
4. Chicago Breakdown / Johnny Iguana 3:13
5. Feel Like Going Home / John Primer 3:04
6. I Believe / Lurrie Bell 3:16
7. Moanin' at Midnight / John Primer 3:31
8. Three O'clock Blues / Mike Avery 3:19
9. Memphis Slim USA / Billy Boy Arnold 3:12
10. Hate To See You Go / Billy Branch 5:00

Disc 2:

1. Sugar Sweet / John Primer 3:25
2. Can't Stand to See You Go / John Primer 3:06
3. I Wish You Would / Billy Boy Arnold 3:00
4. Your Imagination / John Primer 3:14
5. My Love Will Never Die / Lurrie Bell 3:38
6. Hoodoo Man Blues Billy Branch 3:38
7. Hooking It / Billy Flynn 4:14
8. Out of Bad Luck / Mike Avery 3:14
9. One More Mile / Billy Branch 3:07
10. The Healer / Carlos Johnson 4:49
11. Damn Right, I've Got The Blues / Lurrie Bell 4:40

Garrett 02-29-2012 07:52 AM

Eddie James "Son" House, Jr.

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March 21, 1902 / October 19, 1988

Son House @ Trail Of The Hellhound

Delta Blues and Spirituals

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Quote:
Recorded live for an enthusiastic audience at London's 100 Club on June 30 and July 14 of 1970 during House's final European tour, Delta Blues and Spirituals is a great last look at a true blues legend. Though Son House would live another 18 years after this recording, he would only perform for five more, and by most accounts he was only a shadow of his former self relatively shortly after this collection's release. Thus, Delta Blues and Spirituals remains one of the last vibrant documents of one of the most essential fathers of Delta blues at the top of his game.

Review by Matt Fink
My Source: Son House @ All Music.com

1. Monologue - The Blues 3:23
2. Between Midnight and Day 6:32
3. I Want to Go Home on the Morning Train 3:29
4. Levee Camp Moan 7:07
5. This Little Light of Mine 1:00
6. Monologue - Thinkin' Strong 4:18
7. Death Letter 3:59
8. How to Treat a Man 16:22
9. Grinning in Your Face 1:58
10. John the Revelator 2:17

Garrett 03-01-2012 09:24 AM

If you like a combination of The Blues, Big Band, Swing and Jazz, check out Roomful Of Blues.

Roomful of Blues

Alligator Records - Genuine House Rockin' Music Since 1971

I have these CD`s in my collection....

2003 That's Right! (Alligator)

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2005 Standing Room Only (Alligator)

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2008 Raisin' a Ruckus (Alligator Records)

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2011 Hook, line & sinker (Alligator Records)

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Garrett 03-02-2012 08:30 AM

Luther Allison

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August 17, 1939 – August 12, 1997

Quote:
"All the Chicago Blues Festival needed was a hero. Enter Luther Allison, the expatriate bluesman flew in Saturday afternoon from his adopted home base of Paris, and hours later made the 12th Annual Blues Festival his personal showcase. From the time Allison tore into Soul Fixin' Man, he captivated the crowd. Responding to pleas of 'Don't hurt me, Luther' and 'Burn it down,' he played some of the hottest riffs that ever rained down from the main stage. Every guitar solo was an eloquent statement delivered with searing, lightning-quick precision."
My Sources......

Luther Allison

Luther Allison`s Bio @ Alligator Records



(Disc 1)

1. Intro
2. Soul Fixin' Man
3. Cherry Red Wine
4. Move From The Hood
5. Bad Love
6. Put Your Money
7. Big City
8. Gimmie Back My Wig
9. It Hurts Me Too
10. Gamblers Blues / Sweet Angel

(Disc 2)

1. Party Time
2. All The Kings Horses
3. What Have I Done Wrong
4. Walking Papers
5. Think With Your Heart
6. What's Goin' On
7. Will It Ever Change
8. You're Gonna Make Me Cry
9. Everything's Gonna Be O.K.

Luther Allison: Live In Chicago



Luther Allison live at the Leverkussen Jazz Fest, Germany, 1994.

Garrett 03-05-2012 07:56 AM

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Shake Hands With Shorty is their debut album and what I think is the best to date! It was released on May 9, 2000.

1. Shake 'Em On Down 4:08
2. Drop Down Mama 4:39
3. Po Black Maddie 4:32
4. Skinny Woman 5:18
5. Drinkin' Muddy Water 3:21
6. Goin' Down South 6:11
7. KC Jones (On The Road Again) 4:36
8. Station Blues 2:40
9. Someday Baby 2:30
10. All Night Long 16:16

Luther Dickinson / Guitars and Vocals
Cody Dickinson / Drums and Vocals
Chris Chew / Bass and Vocals

Garrett 03-07-2012 08:09 AM

Robert Cray

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RobertCray- Classic Blues Videos

Live From Across The Pond /The Robert Cray Band

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Across The Pond was recorded during a week of shows opening for Eric Clapton at London's Royal Albert Hall in May 2006. This is Robert`s 1st Live album.

Robert Cray - Guitar & Vocals
Jim Pugh - Keyboards
Karl Sevareid - Bass
Kevin Hayes - Drums

Disk 1

1. Phone Booth
2. Poor Johnny
3. Our Last Time
4. Right Next Door
5. 12 Year Old Boy
6. I Guess I Showed Her
7. The Things You Do to Me

Disk 2

8.I Was Warned
9.Twenty
10.Bad Influence
11.The One in the Middle
12.Back Door Slam
13.Time Makes Two
14.I’m Walkin’

My Source: Robert Cray - Home





Robert Cray`s Discography

Who's Been Talkin' / 1980
Bad Influence / 1983
False Accusations / 1985
Showdown! w/Albert Collins & Johnny Copeland / 1985
Strong Persuader / 1986
Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark / 1988
Midnight Stroll / 1990
I Was Warned / 1992
Shame + A Sin / 1993
Some Rainy Morning / 1995
Sweet Potato Pie / 1997
Take Your Shoes Off / 1999
Shoulda Been Home / 2001
Time Will Tell / 2003
Twenty / 2005
Live From Across The Pond / 2006
This Time / 2009
Cookin' In Mobile "Live"/ 2010

Goofle 03-07-2012 08:16 AM
Currently listening to Skull Session by Oliver Nelson. Pretty neato I must say.

Garrett 03-08-2012 05:57 AM

Otis Taylor

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My Source: OTIS TAYLOR - Trance Blues Certified

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1. My Soul's In Louisiana 3:35
2. Resurrection Blues 5:59
3. Momma Don't You Do It 2:24
4. 3 Days and 3 Nights 4:21
5. Round and Round 1:48
6. Stick On You 3:31
7. Rain So Hard 3:52
8.Lost My Horse 3:11
9. Saint Martha Blues 4:16
10. Ain't No Cowgirl 2:15
11. Hungry People 5:02





Otis`s Discography.....

Blue Eyed Monster / 1996
When Negroes Walked the Earth / 1997/Re-released 2000
White African / 2001
Respect the Dead / 2002
Truth Is Not Fiction / 2003
Double V / 2004
Below the Fold / 2005
Definition of a Circle / 2007
Recapturing the Banjo / 2008
Pentatonic Wars and Love Songs / 2009
Clovis People, Vol. 3 / 2010
Contraband / 2012

Garrett 03-14-2012 06:48 AM

Johnny Copeland

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March 27, 1937 – July 3, 1997

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Johnny Copeland

Johnny Clyde Copeland (1937 - 1997) - Find A Grave Memorial

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Released: November 30, 1982

1. Everybody Wants A Piece of Me 2:59
2. Copeland Special 3:11
3. It's My Own Tears 4:53
4. Claim Jumper 3:36
5. Natural Born Believer 3:28
6. Cold Outside 4:01
7. Honky Tonkin' 5:09
8. Love Utopia 3:53
9. Don't Stop By The Creek, Son 4:06
10. Houston 3:35
11. I De Go Now 6:55
12. Excuses 3:31
13. Ngote 8:46
14. Kasavubu 5:33
15. Abidjan 3:37

(Featuring Stevie Ray Vaughan)

My Source: Texas Twister - Johnny Copeland | AllMusic

Garrett 03-17-2012 08:29 AM

Buddy Guy

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Buddy Guy`s Legends

Bring `Em In

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12 of the 13 tracks are covers of classic tunes including Bob Dylan's "Lay Lady Lay" and Bill Withers`s "Ain't No Sunshine".

Released / September 27, 2005

1. "Now You're Gone" (Curtis Mayfield, Joseph Scott)
2. "Ninety Nine and One Half" (Eddie Floyd, Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett)
3. "What Kind of Woman Is This" (Buddy Guy)
4. "Somebody's Sleeping in My Bed" (Allen A. Jones, Bettye Crutcher)
5. "I Put a Spell on You" (Screamin' Jay Hawkins) (featuring Carlos Santana)
6. "On a Saturday Night" (Eddie Floyd, Steve Cropper)
7. "Ain't No Sunshine" (Bill Withers) (featuring Tracy Chapman)
8. "I've Got Dreams to Remember" (Joe Rock, Otis Redding, Zelma Redding) (featuring John Mayer)
9. "Lay Lady Lay (Bob Dylan) (featuring Anthony Hamilton and Robert Randolph)
10. "Cheaper to Keep Her/Blues in the Night" (Bonny Rice, Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer)
11. "Cut You Loose" (Mel London)
12. "The Price You Gotta Pay" (Keb' Mo') (featuring Keith Richards)
13. "Do Your Thing" (Isaac Hayes)

Garrett 03-22-2012 06:02 AM

Gary Moore

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April 4, 1952 / February 6, 2011

Gary Moore / Still Got The Blues

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Released / March 1990

1. Moving On 2:39
2. Oh Pretty Woman 4:25
3. Walking By Myself 2:55
4. Still Got The Blues 6:10
5. Texas Strut 4:51
6. Too Tired 2:50
7. King Of The Blues 4:36
8. As The Years Go Passing By 7:43
9. Midnight Blues 4:57
10. That Kind Of Woman 4:30
11. All Your Love 3:40
12. Stop Messin' Around 3:52





It`s not copy and paste, I wrote it down as I read it off the back of my CD. :thumb:

AmbientHound 04-01-2012 12:35 PM
I've been into jazz for a while, and I'm looking for some more underground stuff.

I have a lot of Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, John Zorn, etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.:afro:

TockTockTock 04-07-2012 05:08 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by AmbientHound (Post 1172426)
I've been into jazz for a while, and I'm looking for some more underground stuff.

I have a lot of Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, John Zorn, etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.:afro:
Kaoru Abe .

The Gutless Wonder 04-08-2012 02:23 PM
Finally got round to listening to Miles Davis! Don't think it's the album that someone recommended to me on here (I'll keep a look out for that one though!). Really REALLY good! Me liking muchly!

10thLineStudio 04-12-2012 12:24 PM
Stalebread Scottie
 
Here is one guy we found in New Orleans that has it together.

Stalebread Scottie March 8th 2012 - YouTube

Garrett 04-28-2012 05:12 AM

Taj Mahal / Henry Saint Clair Fredericks

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May 17, 1942

This self titled album is Taj Mahal`s debut, it was recorded in 1967 and released in August 1967.

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1. "Leaving Trunk" (Sleepy John Estes) – 4:51
2. "Statesboro Blues" (Blind Willie McTell) – 2:59
3. "Checkin' Up on My Baby" (Sonny Boy Williamson) – 4:55
4. "Everybody's Got to Change Sometime" (Estes) – 2:57
5. "EZ Rider" (Taj Mahal) – 3:04
6. "Dust My Broom" (Robert Johnson) – 2:39
7. "Diving Duck Blues" (Estes) – 2:42
8. "The Celebrated Walkin' Blues" (Traditional) – 8:52

Taj Mahal - Welcome to tajblues.com HOME

BeccaLynn 04-28-2012 03:47 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by AmbientHound (Post 1172426)
I've been into jazz for a while, and I'm looking for some more underground stuff.

I have a lot of Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, John Zorn, etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.:afro:

Some underground and less famous jazz/blues artists are:

-Bill Cantos: piano and vocals..he does a lot of trio stuff. His music is pretty fresh and writes many original.
-Kristin Korb: bassist and vocalist, she used to be in L.A. but moved to Denmark about a year ago. She's influenced by Brazilian/Portuguese style and does a workshop there about once a year.
-Sheila Jordan is well known in the jazz world but is not as infamouse as Ella or Billie. She has a very unique/corky style. She has excellent nuances and expression in her sound.
-Blossom Deary. Classic jazz piano/vocalist. If you haven't heard her stuff before you might begin to listen and recognize it. A lot of places play her music because it's akin to Frank Sinatra feel. Fairly mellow.
-Gerald Clayton looks pretty young, but don't let that fool you. He has been nominated for many Grammys. Most of his stuff is trio. He plays the upright bass.
-Esperanza Spalding: another bass and vocalist. Very ecclectic, Latin/jazz infussion. Great music to listen to- very upbeat and expressive.

These are just a few suggestions. There are so many underground type artists in jazz. It's so fun to go hear some of the greats online or others in concert and be able to hear how they are influenced by different artsist in their style and interpretation. :)

BeccaLynn 04-28-2012 03:56 PM
Fats Waller was a great pianist/composer during the 20s. His style of unique to that time. Check it out and see if you like his stuff. :) Here are some of his most famous titles "Honeysuckle Rose", "Ain't Misbehavin'" and "Squeeze Me". Hope this helps you in your search for great 20s music!

SGR 05-05-2012 06:42 PM
So I really liked "A Love Supreme" and "Kind of Blue"...
 
But those are the only jazz albums I own. Wheres the next best albums I should check out?

WWWP 05-05-2012 06:47 PM
http://www.musicbanter.com/jazz-blue...thread-12.html

Oh, look at that.

Janszoon 05-05-2012 08:18 PM
Get these two:

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You won't be disappointed!

Blarobbarg 05-05-2012 10:00 PM
I support the Art Blakey recommendation, that's what I was going to say.

Burning Down 05-05-2012 10:05 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by wolverinewolfweiselpigeon (Post 1186226)
Merged. Thanks WWWP :)

Slick50 05-06-2012 01:04 AM
Muddy Waters
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Arbitter05 (Post 612254)
Hi people,

i'm a big rock and punk fan myself, but i'm trying to expand my horizon.

Can you guys point me towards some good jazz & blues songs & bands?
Like good stuff to start of with?

I would really appreciate it, greetz
Maybe the best place to start for blues is the great Muddy Waters, king of the Chicago blues, with Muddy's music you can hear the origins of Rock n Roll. Of course he is just one name, but just one listen to his show closer, "Got My Mojo Working" will show you what I mean...................... Muddy :bowdown: Waters :afro:

TheWrightBrother 05-27-2012 08:02 PM
Dizzy Gillespie's pretty good. Start there. Also try Miles Davis and Charlie Parker. If you like jazz at all, you'll love them.

Garrett 05-28-2012 06:56 AM

David "Honey Boy" Edwards

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June 28, 1915 / August 29, 2011

David "Honeyboy" Edwards

Suggested listening....

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Recorded: 1964/1967

1. Just Like Jesse James - 2:21
2. Sweet Home Chicago - 3:08
3. Blues Like Showers Of Rain - 2:15
4. Long Tall Woman Blues - 4:15
5. Love Me Over Slow - 3:29
6. Crawling King Snake - 3:24
7. Skin & Bones Blues - 2:32
8. Bull Cow Blues - 2:33
9. Blue And Lonesome - 2:08
10. My Baby's Gone - 2:36
11. Ida Lou Blues - 2:55
12. Angel Child - 3:24
13. Love Me Over Slow - 2:32
14. Honeyboy Speaks With Pete Welding About Robert Johnson & Tommy Johnson - 18:30






ikvat 06-07-2012 02:17 AM

lobosenbolos 06-07-2012 12:52 PM
You should check out Esperanza Spalding for a modern jazz singer. She not only a very talented singer but also a very talented bassist.


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