A celebration of the blues performed by various artists.

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Part concert, part history lesson, part summit meeting, and all blues, Lightning in a Bottle puts a bright spotlight on this quintessential American music. There are some heavy hitters at work here, both behind the camera (Martin Scorsese executive produced, while the film was directed by Antoine Fuqua of Training Day and King Arthur) and especially in front of it, with a superb house band and a mind-boggling array of musicians (including B.B. King, Bonnie Raitt, Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, Solomon Burke, Keb' Mo', Macy Gray, the Neville Brothers, Robert Cray, and John Fogerty, to name but a few) performing at New York's Radio City Music Hall in February, 2003...

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This album is smooth and mellow with a jazzy feel. The album has a diverse array of music. Track #1 ("You Can Leave Your Hat On") is perfect when you want to get frisky with your lover. When you want to relax with your significant other, put this CD in your player and play track #2 "You Are So Beautiful." This is a wonderful album. It has all my favorite Joe Cocker songs. "Have A Little Faith In Me" is my most favorite Joe Cocker song. Hollywood has even used this song in Look Who's Talking, Now. This album is full of love and support songs. Every song can bring you closer to you loved one. His voice is soothing. His voice is unique, but I think you could call this album a "make-out" CD. This album would fall under the same category as Barry White without the deep bass voice. This album has the same feel. (Review from Amazon)

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This 45-song, two-disc collection is subtitled "two decades of killer fretwork," and never was a set so aptly described. Chess Records was the home to seemingly every hot guitar player in the Chicago area, and many of them make their appearance here. Besides the usual label guitar hotshots (Muddy Waters, Jimmy Rogers, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Buddy Guy, Lowell Fulson, Earl Hooker, Otis Rush, Robert Nighthawk, Little Milton), space is given to sideman work from legends like Hubert Sumlin and Robert Jr. Lockwood and great one-offs by lesser-known artists like Jody Williams, Danny Overbea, Eddie Burns, Joe Hill Louis, Morris Pejoe, Lafayette Thomas and others.

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This double CD of Down-Home California Blues presents probably the rarest recordings and the least-researched artists of the post-war era and yet the West Coast Scene is one of the most fascinating of all the regions and certainly unique.

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Категория: Album
Исполнитель: Don Ray Band
Название диска: Lonesome Rider
Жанр: Blues . Rock
Год выпуска: 2010
Количество треков: 12
Время звучания: 53:44
Формат/качество: mp3/320 кб/с
Размер файла: 125 Mb
Количество партов: 1

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Категория: Album
Исполнитель: The Nightcrawlers
Название диска: It's The Devil In Me
Жанр: Blues . Rock
Год выпуска: 2010
Количество треков: 10
Время звучания: 53:49
Формат/качество: mp3/320 кб/с
Размер файла: 125 Mb
Количество партов: 1

Залито на: Depositfiles.com. Hotfile.com. Letitbit.net

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Psychedelic blues and jazz-infused spoken word, featuring some of the brightest stars in New Orleans: The Neville Brothers' Willie Green, Tim Green, Irene Sage, Dave Easley and James Singleton. <CDbaby>

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Nightmares...and Other Tales From the Vinyl Jungle spawned the biggest Atlantic hit for the J. Geils Band, the wonderfully obsessive, questioning dilemma titled "Must of Got Lost." Here the Geils Band are at the peak of their powers in the days prior to Freeze Frame and lustful songs like "Centerfold," "Must of Got Lost" being the only of their three Atlantic Top 40 hits to land in the Top 15. Seth Justman and Peter Wolf share all the songwriting credits here, save the intriguing camp/funk of the Andre Williams/Leo Hutton composition "Funky Judge." It's Peter Wolf's pantomime vocal entwined with the band's serious blues that creates something very special......

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"The Blues are to me many things, but most of all, it is a spirit. the records may have a sub-par recording, or the performer may be lacking state-of-the art equipment, but if that one ingrediant is there, then the spirit has been captured. If in listening to this record, you too feel that spirit, then the excitement and expression of the blues is our common bond to share." - Rod Piazza

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