Chicago Urban Blues 1923 - 1945 on CD

Chicago Urban Blues 1923 - 1945

CD (Compact Disc)

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Label:: Acrobat
Item number:: 4068419
UPC/EAN:: 0824046519421
Release date:: 21.5.2003

Here are 25 examples of the emergent Chicago Blues genre recorded between 1926 and 1945. The city's pre-eminence as a Blues centre was not only due to the proliferation of clubs and recording companies based in the city but also to the ever increasing Black population. This is the music that shaped the Chicago Blues explosion of the 1950s and in turn its own influence over '60s rock. Full biographical and disco graphical details are included in the 8-page booklet. Tracks include "Bedroom Blues (Sippie Wallace"), "Honky Tonk Train Blues" (Meade Lux Lewis), "Big Bill Blues" (Big Bill Broonzy), "Beer Drinkin' Woman" (Memphis Slim ) and "This Tavern Boogie (Roosevelt Sykes Trio).

(acrobatmusic. net)

Disk 1 von 1 (CD)

1 Ida Cox: Chicago bound blues
2 Hersal Thomas: Suitcase blues
3 Sippie Wallace: Bedroom blues
4 Sport model mama
5 Meade Lux Lewis: Honky tonk train blues
6 Clarence "Pinetop" Smith: Pinetop's blues
7 Tampa Red & His Hokum Jug Band: I wonder where my easy rider's gone
8 Come on mama
9 Memphis Minnie: Squat it
10 Bumble Bee Slim (Easton, Amos): Feather bed blues
11 Big Bill Broonzy: Big Bill blues
12 Bob Robinson & His Bob Cats: Down in the alley
13 Lil Johnson: My stove's in good condition
14 The Harlem Hamfats: We're Gonna Pitch A Boogie Woogie
15 Kokomo Arnold: Cold Winter blues
16 East St. Louis Blues
17 Washboard Sam & His Washboard Band: She fooled me
18 Lil Green: Romance in the dark
19 John Lee, "Sonny boy" Williamson, Big Bill Broonzy Memphis Slim: Beer drinking woman
20 Big Maceo: Worried life blues
21 Sonny Boy Williamson II.: Million years blues
22 Tommy McClennan: Classy Mae blues
23 Bill "Jazz" Gillum: Down South blues
24 Lonnie Johnson: Watch shorty
25 Roosevelt Sykes: This tavern boogie