Black & White Blues Guitar auf 2 CDs
Black & White Blues Guitar
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- Label:
- Music Avenue
- UPC/EAN:
- 5413992501410
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 1.4.2011
The guitar, both acoustic and electric, was undoubtedly the premier instrument in the development of the history of the Blues. BLACK AND WHITE BLUES GUITARS rounds up 50 of the greatest guitarists of Blues music, starting in the Southern USA, and moving North to Memphis, and Chicago, to later cross the ocean, to England, where some white boys would not only keep the music alive, but also rejuvenate it. Some players are featured, not for their technical prowess, but because they are among the most influential, inspirational and iconic musicians, who forever influenced Blues music and its offspring Rock & Roll, and therefore an important portion of popular 20th Century music.
Disk 1 von 2 (CD)
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1 Guitar blues
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2 Blind Willie McTell: Statesboro Blues
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3 Skip James: Devil Got My Woman
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4 Big Bill Broonzy: Worrying you off my mind
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5 Charley Patton: A Spoonful Blues
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6 Kokomo Arnold: Old original kokomo blues
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7 Blind Boy Fuller: Evil Hearted Woman
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8 Joe McCoy: Please baby
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9 Robert Johnson: When You Got A Good Friend
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10 Robert Lockwood Jr.: Little Boy Blue
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11 Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup: Rock Me Mama
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12 T-Bone Walker: Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just As Bad)
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13 Robert Nighthawk: My sweet lovin' woman
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14 Muddy Waters: Little Geneva
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15 Tampa Red: Love her with a feeling
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16 Jimmy Rogers: Goin' away baby
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17 Elmore James: I believe
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18 Johnny Shines: Ramblin'
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19 Sam Lightnin' Hopkins: Bald headed woman
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20 Earl Hooker: Sweet Black Angel
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21 Homesick
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22 TV Mama
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23 Guitar Slim (Eddie Jones): The Things That I Used To Do
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24 Albert King: Luck
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25 Work for your money
Disk 2 von 2 (CD)
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1 John Lee Hooker: Guitar lovin' man
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2 Jimmy Reed: Rockin' with reed
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3 Baby how long
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4 Chuck Berry: Wee wee hours
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5 Bo Diddley: I'm a man
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6 I'm looking for a woman
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7 Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson: Rollin' and tumblin'
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8 Johnny Winter: Going down slow
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9 Albert Collins: So tired
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10 R.L. Burnside (Robert Lee Burnside): Slippin' and slidin'
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11 Henry Vestine: Sunflower blues
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12 Walter Trout: Hell's on down the line
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13 John Mayall: Mama talk to your daughter
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14 Michael Bloomfield: Kansas City
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15 B.B. King: Sweet little angel
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16 Peter Green: Strangers blues
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17 Eric Clapton: Come And Love Me
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18 Buddy Guy: Broken hearted blues
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19 Mick Taylor: You shook me
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20 Rory Callagher: Leaving Town Blues
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21 Harvey Mandel: Watch out
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22 Mick Abrahams & Sharon Watson: The same way
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23 Kim Simmonds (ex-Savoy Brown): Sweet lovin' thing
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24 Dave Peverett: If You Be My Baby
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25 Chris Spedding: Dollar of my pain
