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Blues - Classic Blues
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Blues - Classic Blues
Music to Pass Out To
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| The Chi-Lites | Stoned Out of My Mind (7" w/ Someone Else's Arms-rec.: 1973) | |
| Hound Dog Taylor and The HouseRockers | Wild About You, Baby ("Hound Dog Taylor and The HouseRockers"-rec.: 1973) | |
| Merle Haggard | Mama Tried ("Mama Tried"-rec.: 1968) | |
| Sonny Rollins | Way Out West ("Way Out West"-rec.: 1957) | |
| Jackie Wilson | She's All Right ("The Jackie Wilson Story"-rec.: 1965) | |
| Leadbelly | Death Letter Blues Part I ("King of the 12-String Guitar"-rec.: 1935) | |
| Billie Holiday | I Don't Want to Cry Anymore ("Music for Torching"-rec.: 1955) | |
| Willie Nelson | When the Roll is Called Up Yonder ("The Troublemaker"-rec.: 1976) | |
| Sam and Dave | Soothe Me ("The Best of Sam and Dave"-rec.: 1967) | |
| Kenny Dorham | Una Mas (One More Time) ("Una Mas"-rec.: 1963) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Albert King | C.O.D. ("The Ultimate Collection"-rec.: 1964) | |
| The International Submarine Band | Blue Eyes ("Gram Parsons"/"Safe at Home"-rec.: 1967) | |
| Otis Redding | You Don't Miss Your Water (7" w/ Shake1965) | |
| Charles Mingus | Group Dancers: (Soul Fusion) Freewoman and Oh, This Freedom's Slave Cries ("The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady"-rec.: 1963) | |
| Bobby "Blue" Bland | I Pity the Fool ("Two Steps From the Blues"-rec.: 1960) | |
| George Jones | Why Baby Why ("All-Time Greatest Hits Vol. 1"-rec.:1958) | |
| Sam Cooke with the Soul Stirrers | The Last Mile of the Way (7" w/ Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone-rec.: 1956) | |
| J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding | CaribAc ("Jay and Kai"-rec.: 1949) | |
| Lightnin' Hopkins | Someday Baby ("The Complete Aladdin Sessions"-rec.: 1946) | |
| Oliver Nelson | Goin' to Chicago Blues ("More Blues and the Abstract Truth"-rec.: 1964) | |
| Maxine Brown | Baby Cakes ("MOJO Music Guide Vol. 3: Raw Soul"-rec.: 196?) | |
| Loretta Lynn | There Goes My Everything ("Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' [With Lovin' On Your Mind]"-rec.: 1967) | |
| John Lee Hooker | Feel So Bad ("That's Where it's At!"-rec.: 1966) | |
Comment:
I promised my friend a mix after he passed out at my birthday party a month and a half ago listening to a Bobby "Blue" Bland 78. This is the result. I don't know why, but I wanted it to be all jazz, blues, soul and country.Feedback:
Like this. Willie's track is called "When the ROLE is called up yonder." I'm missing the Kenny Dorham, J.J. Johnson and Oliver Nelson tracks. Will have to look for those. But thanks.
Choice.
Great mix, and I beg to differ with 2old2matter. According to my copy of Troublemaker you have spelt the Nelson track correctly.
I'm gonna resist,I'm gonna resist,I'm gonna resist.. I have a real softspot for this mix. DAMN! In all seriousness I do though, It looks excellent. And the spelling is 'Roll', yes.
Tres cool.
(And Role, Roll or Rol"...I'll be there.")
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(And Role, Roll or Rol"...I'll be there.")
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good times.
I dig this A LOT!
Oh baby, rock and role all night long. This looks wonderful. If I crash your next party & pass out, can I get a copy?
Incidentally, I have to go with barrydali - you've go the Willie Nelson right. OTOH, I'm pretty sure "Pity" only has one "t," whether it's Bobby or Mr. T pitying the fool.
Incidentally, I have to go with barrydali - you've go the Willie Nelson right. OTOH, I'm pretty sure "Pity" only has one "t," whether it's Bobby or Mr. T pitying the fool.
Great stuff.
I edited the title of the Willie song since the first comment. It's spelled right on the track listing, which is what counts.
Holy shit! This is unbelievably good.