Various - A History Of Blues, Part 1 Album

Tracklist

1	–Wilson Pickett	Sunny
2	–Memphis Slim	I Feel Like Ballin' The Jack
3	–Albert King	Kansas City
4	–Sonny Terry	My Baby Done Gone
5	–Muddy Waters	Rollin' Stone
6	–Robert Johnson	Cross Roads Blues
7	–B.B. King	City of New Orleans
8	–Howlin' Wolf	Spoonful
9	–Champion Jack Dupree	Caldonia
10	–Buddy Guy	Night Flight
11	–Muddy Waters	My Captain
12	–Memphis Slim	Not So Stuck On Me
13	–John Lee Hooker	Tupelo Blues
14	–Albert King	Crosscut Saw
15	–Koko Taylor	Wang Dang Doodle
16	–Muddy Waters	Forty Days And Forty Nights
17	–Muddy Waters	I'm Ready
18	–Muddy Waters	I Can't Be Satisfied
19	–Muddy Waters	I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
20	–Memphis Slim	Youth to You
21	–John Lee Hooker	Good Mornin'. Lil' School Girl
22	–Memphis Slim	Sittin' And Cryin' The Blues
23	–Little Walter	My Babe
24	–Screamin' Jay Hawkins	I Put A Spell On You
25	–Howlin' Wolf	Poor Boy
26	–Howlin' Wolf	Louise
27	–Otis Rush	So Many Roads, So Many Trains
28	–Champion Jack Dupree	When Things Go Wrong
29	–B.B. King	Someday Baby
30	–John Lee Hooker	Boom Boom
31	–Big Bill Broonzy	John Henry
32	–Muddy Waters	(I'm Your) Hoocjie Coochie Man
33	–Aretha Franklin	I Say A Little Prayer
34	–Sonny Boy Williamson	Don't Start Me To Talkin'
35	–Lowell Fulson	Tollin' Blues
36	–Etta James	I'd Rather Go Blind
37	–Robert Johnson	Sweet Home Chicago
38	–Aretha Franklin	(You Make Me Feel Like) a Natural Woman
39	–Bo Diddley	I'm A Man
40	–Memphis Slim	Don't You Tell Nobody
41	–Slim Harpo	I'm A King Bee
42	–Elmore James	Dust My Broom
43	–Big Bill Broonzy	Get Back
44	–Muddy Waters	Good Morning Little School Girl
45	–Little Walter	Juke
46	–Wilson Pickett	Mustang Sally
47	–B.B. King	Watch Yourself
48	–Muddy Waters	Big Leg Woman
49	–Muddy Waters	I Just Want To make Love With You
50	–Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee	Midnight Special
51	–Howlin' Wolf	Smokestack Lightning

Notes

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Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Music UK Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Warner Music UK Ltd.

Album

Listen album. Blues Blues Rock. King , Memphis Slim and others. Компиляция состоящая из 4 дисков: A History Of The Blues Part 1 A History Of The Blues Part 1 A History Of The Blues Part 2 A History Of The Blues Part 2 USA. Songs in album A History Of The Blues Part 1 2010. Robert Johnson - Cross Road Blues. Muddy Waters - I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man. John Lee Hooker - Good Mornin', Lil' School Girl. Bo Didley - I'm A Man. Howlin' Wolf - Smo. Part One of a Documentary series on the origins and development of the Blues, as a guitarist's guide. The series features archive footage of Complete History Of Blues 1920-1962. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. The blues was, first and foremost, a state of mind. No matter how direct, death and sex ultimately harked back to prisons and saloons, which in turn harked back to poverty and misery. The unbridled materialism of the blues was not self glorification but self pity. These revues maintained the three-part format of the minstrel show opening skit, specialty acts and finale, but were, for all practical purposes, variety shows with orchestras and choirs. New York: the Birth of a Black Nation. Blues music was the antithesis of city life, but the early recording of blues music was a New York affair. Disc IDs 1. lyricist: Robert Johnson 1930s blues legend track 1. Blind Willie McTell track 8. Additional details. Type: Album Compilation. Status: Official. A Blues History 1893-1959 Volume1 of 4 1893-1929. Лейбл: West Hill Radio Archives WHRA-6028. Blues History. Username The last part of your Myspace URL. Ex: Back. Password request sent. We've emailed you instructions on how to reset your password. If you don't see it, don't forget to check your spam folder. Listen free to Various Artists The History of Blues One Statesboro Blues, Hellhound On My Trail and more. 20 tracks 68:10. The blues originated on Southern plantations in the 19th Century. Unlike jazz, the blues didn't spread out significantly from the South to the Midwest until the 1930s and '40s. Once the Delta blues made their way up the Mississippi to urban areas, the music evolved into electrified Chicago blues, other regional blues styles, and various jazz-blues hybrids. A decade or so later the blues gave birth to rhythm 'n blues and rock 'n roll