Got the blues?
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Bologna
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Son House - Full Live Performance (November 15, 1969)
A classic clip of Son House performing; I've edited it to be shown in its entirety. Watch, and be amazed, by the late, the great: Eddie James "Son" House!
Songs are:
"Death Letter Blues"
"John the Revelator"
"Preachin' the Blues"
"I Wanna Live so God Can Use Me"
Songs are:
"Death Letter Blues"
"John the Revelator"
"Preachin' the Blues"
"I Wanna Live so God Can Use Me"
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
Great thread!
Bologna
(zombie) Woof.
Might as well get this lil number/album outta the way early....
:
Miles Davis - All Blues (Official Audio)
Perhaps the single most important musical recording since being released in '59 (well before that, in my mind, actually...) from the greatest selling jazz album of all time (fact) AND maybe the single most important album in modern music (and whatever the fuck else all that nonsense means...
):
Full album playlist:
Miles Davis / Kind Of Blue (full album)+ "So What" Music Video
:Miles Davis - All Blues (Official Audio)
Perhaps the single most important musical recording since being released in '59 (well before that, in my mind, actually...) from the greatest selling jazz album of all time (fact) AND maybe the single most important album in modern music (and whatever the fuck else all that nonsense means...
):Full album playlist:
Miles Davis / Kind Of Blue (full album)+ "So What" Music Video
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
Bologna
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This first real Jazz standard and necessary inversions I learned on my relatively new Ovation Matrix guitar waaaaay waaaaay waaaaay back when... but it was the "Three Blind Mice" version that instigated it... here you get to at least SEE it! Man, Freddie is something ELSE!:
Art Blakey - Blue Moon
Art Blakey - Drums
Freddie Hubbard - Trumpet
Nathan Davis - Tenor saxophone
Jacki Bryard - Piano
Reggie Workman - Bass
Art Blakey - Blue Moon
Art Blakey - Drums
Freddie Hubbard - Trumpet
Nathan Davis - Tenor saxophone
Jacki Bryard - Piano
Reggie Workman - Bass
Canna Chameleon
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This is not a blues thread yet. But it will be now.
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And men aren’t the only ones who sing blues.
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Bologna
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Today's installment of:
MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT - Stack O' Lee [1928]
Beck - Stagolee [Avalon Blues: A Tribute to Mississippi John Hurt CD] 2001
is:
MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT - Stack O' Lee [1928]
Beck - Stagolee [Avalon Blues: A Tribute to Mississippi John Hurt CD] 2001
Canna Chameleon
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@Bologna you took me down a rabbit hole here.Today's installment of:
is:
MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT - Stack O' Lee [1928]
Beck - Stagolee [Avalon Blues: A Tribute to Mississippi John Hurt CD] 2001
James Brown
Samuel Jackson
Tennessee Ernie Ford
list goes on and on.…
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Bologna
(zombie) Woof.
Charles Mingus - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
Jeff Beck - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
BONUS SELECTION: A little newer and w/LYRICS!:
Joni Mitchell - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
Edit:
:Is Goodbye Porkpie Hat a 'Blues'?
And if so, why? The Minor pentatonic works very well over much of it to good effect, but surely there's more to it than that.
www.jazzguitar.be
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