50 Of The Most Influential Blues Songs Of The 20th Century on 2 CDs
50 Of The Most Influential Blues Songs Of The 20th Century
Conventional CD, playable with all CD players and computer drives, but also with most SACD or multiplayers.
- Label:
- Jasmine
- Item number:
- 1367032
- UPC/EAN:
- 0604988302424
- Release date:
- 19.9.2011
Der Titel dieser 2CD ist Programm! Eine repräsentative Auswahl von Blues-Klassikern, die so berühmte Gruppen und Musiker wie die The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton und viele andere inspiriert haben.
Hier die Creme de la Creme des 20 Jahrhunderts, was Bluesmusik betrifft – der Einfluss dieser Grössen ist unbezweifelt: Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Freddie King, Jimmy Reed und viele Andere mehr!
Product Information
The title of this unique compilation says it all! Represented here are 50 blues classics that influenced the future of rock and popular music with artist such as The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton going on to make these songs famous.
Here we have the cream of the crop of the greatest and most influential blues singers of the 20th century: Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Freddie King, Jimmy Reed and many more!
Fully detailed liner notes including listings of artists who have recorded these songs with even more details are available here.
Disk 1 von 2 (CD)
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1 Muddy Waters: I just want to make love to you
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2 Jimmy Reed: Ain't that loving you baby
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3 Jimmy Reed: Big boss man
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4 Bo Diddley: Pretty thing
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5 Chuck Berry: Let it rock
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6 Slim Harpo: I'm a king bee
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7 Slim Harpo: Got love if you want it
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8 Muddy Waters: Rollin' stone
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9 Bo Diddley: Bo Diddley
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10 John Lee Hooker: Dimples
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11 Ray Charles: The night time is the right time
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12 Bea Booze: See see rider
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13 Billy Boy Arnold: I wish you would
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14 Ray Charles: Hallelujah I love you so
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15 Jimmy Reed: Bright lights big city
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16 Billy Boy Arnold: I ain't got you
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17 Howlin' Wolf: Smokestack lightning
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18 Sonny Boy Williamson I.: Good morning little schoolgirl
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19 Muddy Waters: I got my mojo working
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20 Chuck Berry: Johnny B. Goode
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21 Muddy Waters: I'm your hoochie coochie man
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22 Lowell Fulson: Everyday I have the blues
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23 Little Walter (Marion Walter Jacobs): My babe
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24 Howlin' Wolf: Goin' down slow
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25 John Lee Hooker: Boogie chillen
Disk 2 von 2 (CD)
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1 T-Bone Walker: (They call it) Stormy monday
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2 Big Joe Williams (Guitar/Blues): Baby please don't go
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3 Bobby 'Blue' Bland: St. James Infirmary
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4 Lowell Fulson: Reconsider baby
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5 Memphis Slim: Steppin out
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6 Leroy Carr: How long how long blues
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7 Robert Johnson: Crossroads
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8 Sonny Boy Williamson II.: Don't start me talkin'
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9 Otis Rush: So many roads, so many trains
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10 Willie Mabon: Seventh son
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11 Howlin' Wolf: Spoonful
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12 Elmore James: Rollin' & tumblin'
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13 Skip James: I'm so glad
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14 Robert Johnson: Dust my broom
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15 Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup: That's allright mama
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16 Lazy Lester (Leslie Johnson): I'm a lover not a fighter
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17 Little Junior Parker: Mystery train
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18 Otis Rush: I can't quit you baby
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19 Howlin' Wolf: Little red rooster
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20 Otis Rush: All your love
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21 Freddie King: Hideaway
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22 Wynonie Harris: Good rocking tonight
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23 Robert Johnson: Ramblin on my mind
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24 Freddie King: The stumble
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25 Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup: My baby left me
