T-Bone Walker & B.B. King - Monterey Jazz Festival, 1967
walidator - 09-04-2009 17:50
T-Bone Walker & B.B. King - Monterey Jazz Festival, 1967 T-Bone Walker & B.B. King - Monterey Jazz Festival, 1967
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_NK7OFJqrZU...200/tbwbbk.jpgCytat:
Genre: Blues
Styles: Jazz-Blues,
Electric Blues
Released: 1993
Label: Bootleg
File: mp3; 320 Kbps
Size: 96.0 MB
Time: 40:40
Spoiler:
http://www.bbking.comhttp://blues.about.comhttp://www.there1.comMonterey, California, September 16, 1967.
http://www.montereyjazzfestival.orgThe then master and disciple now immortal and living legend
T-Bone Walker & BB King giving an epic blues performances
in California, 1967.
A part of this concert can be seen on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMHCORebqac01. Cytat:
Crazy Bout My Baby 4:23
02. You Don't Love Me 4:02
03. Stormy Monday 4:39
04. You Left Me 3:02
05. Everyday I Have The Blues 2:29
06. How Blue Can You Get 5:58
07. You Know I Love You 2:33
08. Don't Want A Soul 5:34
09. Instrumental Intro 2:42
10. Bad News & Sweet Sixteen 5:26
T-Bone Walker - Guitar (1-4,9,10) & Vocals (1-4,10)
B.B. King - Guitar (5-10) & Vocals (5-10)
Lloyd Glenn - Piano (1-10)
Duke Jethro - Organ (5-10)
Jesse Price - Drums (1-4)
Sonny Freeman - Drums (5-10)
Melvin Moore - Tumpet (1-10)
Illinois Jacquet - Tenor Sax (1-10)
Kod: http://rapidshare.com/files/275432787/TBWandBBK-M67.rar
walidator - 09-04-2009 17:52
Various - Cruisin' And Bluesin' Various - Cruisin' And Bluesin'
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Styles: R&B, Doo-wop, Jump blues
Released: 1990
Label: Ace
File: mp3@256K/s
Size: 79.3 MB
Time: 43:18
Art: Front & Back
Source: Vinyl
(2:27) 1. Joe Houston - Rock That Boogie
(2:30) 2. The Savoys - Darling Stay With Me
(2:33) 3. The Savoys - Yacka Hoom Boom
(2:18) 4. Paul Preston and his Orchestra - The Chase
(2:31) 5. Chuck Higgins - Bug Jump
(2:13) 6. Al Smith and the Savoys - Chop Chop Boom
(2:34) 7. Al Smith and the Savoys - Lovin Man
(2:30) 8. Joe Houston - Texas Walk
(2:11) 9. The Paramounts - Thunderbird Baby
(2:40) 10. The Nutons - Beans N Greens
(2:57) 11. Jake Porter and The Combonettes - Hi-Diddle Diddle
(2:38) 12. Jonesys Combo - Ting Ting Boom Scat
(2:50) 13. The Duchess - The Monkey
(2:31) 14. Brother Woodman and The Chanters - Watts
(3:18) 15. Candy Rivers - Shout, Shout, Shout
(4:31) 16. Floyd Turnham - Rocket Ride
Spoiler:
Rhythm and Blues took on many styles and faces during its heyday of the late 40s and early 50s. Ex-jazzmen scaled down their bands to 5 or 6 piece combos, working as jump instrumental groups or with a stand up vocalist, later replaced by a vocalist and guitar player; quartet vocal groups with roots in the church, or on the street corner, the rural wandering down-home blues men who played either guitar or harmonica, the young urban black teenager who entered talent competitions singing the latest rustic hits.
During the thriving early post-war years Los Angeles, like other urban areas in the USA, became involved in the indie record business, and some of the most important companies in the rhythm and blues field were established, including Exclusive, Aladdin, Modern and Specialty, Jake Porter's Combo label entered the foray at the start of the 50s. Porter had a long carrer in the music business as a trumpet/cornet player going back to the early 30s, working with important jazz orchestras, including Lionel Hampton, Benny Carter, Fletcher Henderson and Benny Goodman. At the end of World War II Porter became a leading light and an in-demand session man and arranger along with Maxwell Davis, working on countless sessions for the leading indies in Los Angeles. His fine work can be heard on many recordings by such luminaries as T-Bone Walker, Joe Turner, Lloyd Glenn and Jimmy Witherspoon. (Please read the rest of the lengthy liner notes on the attached back cover scan.)
Kod: http://rapidshare.com/files/275372615/sirdidimus.va.cruisinandbluesin.zip
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