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| 60's & 70's Compilations - Blues (13 products) | More Genres > |
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Cyril Davies / Various - Preachin' The Blues. CD. ) The late Cyril Davies was the UK’s first and most accomplished disciple of Chicago blues. Cyril’s groundbreaking partnership with Alexis Korner laid the foundations for the UK 60’s Blues/R&B boom. This is a unique anthology comprising virtually every track that Cyril is known to have played and/or sang on between 1954-64.This is all seriously collectable material and much of Disc 1 has never previously been reissued, much less has it ever appeared on CD. Containing a total of 50 tracks, this is a comprehensive anthology. | Blue Horizon Story - Various 1965 - 1970. 3-CD. ) Blue Horizon Records was the UK’s most influential blues label. In but a short life span, in excess of seventy singles and sixty albums were released. Blue Horizon had more chart success than all other blues related labels could muster collectively. The name Blue Horizon has become synonymous with the blues boom of the 60’s and 70’sThis then,over 3 CD's is the story.Contains 64 page booklet and tracks by Key Largo,Aynsley Dunbar,Fleetwood Mac,Otis Spann,BB King, Chicken Shack,Bacon Fast,Jellybread,T.S. McPhee,Jo Ann Kelly, Hound Dog Taylor and many more.Excellent stuff. |
Paint It Black - Various. CD. ) Fascinating twenty track compilation CD of Rolling Stones covers by some of the greatest recording artists ever known. Recorded around the time of the originals, this CD features "Jumpin' Jack Flash" by Aretha Franklin, a great "Let's Spend The Night Together" by David Bowie, "Honky Tonk Women" by Ike & Tina & Turner and a surprising "Sympathy For The Devil" by Bryan Ferry. Also includes The Ramones, Linda Ronstadt, Otis Redding and Rod Stewart. | Blues For Dotsie - Various. CD. ) Everything from Jump to Down Home to Boogie Woogie babes on this collection of West Coast Blues cut for and by Dootsie Williams. Includes rare sides from Joe Turner (with Dootsie Williams & Rhythm Kings) and Bobby Nunn (pre-Coasters) in this collection of hard-to-find records. In fact, virtually everything on the Blue label is so rare it hurts!None of these sides have been re-issued on CD or LP before and with 30 tracks it’s positively packed to the gills. Also includes a fascinating and highly-informative booklet, with notes by Jim Dawson, drawn from his in-depth interviews with Dootsie. |
The Trip Created By Jarvis Cocker - Various. CD. ) An amazing journey through power pop, expansive soundtracks, blues, alternative cover versions, junk shop breaks and genuinely unexpected musical nuggets. | Gaz's Rockin' Blues - Various. CD. ) A compilation of the very best tunes spun at the legendary London nightspot owned and managed by John Mayall's eldest son Gaz Mayall, who is probably (after his father) the UK's leading authority on blues as we know it. The club opened in 1980 and still offers the best in rock and blues into the 21st century- thus, the first 14 tracks on this disc comprise the club's first compilation album from 1981, and the remaining 14 are newies again selected by Gaz himself. Eleven of the overall tracks have never appeared on CD anywhere before, including John Lee Hooker's 'Shake, Holler and Run', and the whole fascinating story is told in Gaz's lavishly illustrated sleevenotes. |
Jamnation - Various. CD. ) Compilation of all contemporary Texas heavy blues/psych/space rock giants including "King Rat" by JPT Scare Band, Gas Giant,"Conga Jam", Josefus "Dead Man", ILDHU "Poetry Rock Freakout", JPT Scare Band,"Time To Cry" and Eternal Elysium "Green Song". Dan McGuire add spoken word to this heavy psychedelic music making this quite a unique release as the music serves as a background score for a spoken word soundtrack reminiscent of beat generation poets. This is a limited edition and won't be around long. Housed in a digi pack. | What's Shakin' - Various. CD. ) CD re-issue of this legendary 1966 rarities compilation, and it boasted a couple of big-name artists, the Lovin Spoonful and Eric Clapton, who were not known for their association with the label. The Lovin Spoonful tracks stem from the bands almost having signed with the label; Jac Holzman states in the notes that it was John Sebastian's way of making amends, and these four tracks-'Good Time Music' 'Almost Grown' 'Don't Bank on It Baby', and 'Searchin'-were never recorded by the band, not even in different versions. The Clapton tracks, meanwhile, feature him with Powerhouse, a supergroup composed of Jack Bruce, Stevie Winwood and Manfred Mann lead singer Paul Jones; produced by Joe Boyd, the tracks are 'I Want to Know; Crossroads', and 'Steppin Out'. Five Paul Butterfield Blues Band tracks appear here from their ill-fated debut recording session for Elektra: 'Lovin Cup; Good Morning Little Schoolgirl; Spoonful', and two that appear nowhere else, 'Off the Wall' and 'One More Mile'. Tom Rush's 'I'm in Love Again' is an outtake from his 1966 LP 'Take a Little Walk with Me', and Al Kooper's 'I Cant Keep from Crying Sometimes' is something of a rehearsal for the later, fuller Blues Project version. |
Rolling Stones - Satisfaction- Covers & Cookies Of The Rolling Stones (Variou. Dble CD. ) Double CD set of unusual Stones covers, leaning toward the soul and funk genre and featuring a variety of artists one wouldn't necessarily associate with the Stones, but who all share some musical kinship with them (The Meters, Herbie Mann, Ruth Copeland, PP Arnold, Rotary Connection, The Staple Singers and even Ananda Shankar. There's also the by-now-legendary (and oft compiled, but here it is again) version of "Gimme Shelter" laid down by Merry Clayton, who sang on the original, and Muddy Waters running through "Let's Spend The Night Together" - the influence coming full circle. CD2 is a "4 Hero Mix"- a continuous dance mix with a Strolling Bones theme. Should get those Hoxton parties going nicely. . . . | 30th Birthday Sampler - Blues And R&B (Various). CD. ) It's all here- for just over five of your earth pounds, 20 tracks of some of the finest R'n'B (in the PROPER sense of the term) toonery ever laid down. Elmore James, Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, BB King, Pee Wee Crayton, Johnny Guitar Watson, Ike Turner, Richard Berry and a squozen other more obscure artists- including 'The Great Gates' and the wonderfully named Drifting Slim. Lonesome, brother. |
20 Great Blues Recordings Of The 50s And 60s - Various Artists. CD. ) Mid-price CD compilation of blues from the Modern label. Tracks:- Lightnin' Hopkins - Rolling And Rolling; Bobby Bland - Drifting From Town To Town; Roosevelt Sykes - Gone With The Wind; Big Mama Thornton - Me And My Chauffeur; Jimmy Witherspoon - No Rollin' Blues; Little George Smith - Blues In The Dark; B B King - You Upset Me Baby; Elmore James - Dark And Dreary; Lonnie "The Cat" - I Ain't Drunk; Howling Wolf - Crying At Daybreak; Johnny "Guitar" Watson - Three Hours Past Midnight; Lowell Fulson - Talkin' Woman; Little George Smith - Telephone Blues; Eddie Burns - Moonrise Blues (Aka She Keeps Me Guessing); Pee Wee Crayton - Central Avenue Blues; B B King - Ten Long Years; Jimmy McCracklin - The Panic's On; Elmore James - Sunnyland; Floyd Dixon - Cow Town; Joe Hill Louis - Heartache Baby; | 50s: Juke Joint Blues - Various Artists. CD. ) A bottle of Jack Daniels is a must to go with this collection of low down blues. Tracks:- B B King - Three O' Clock Blues; Elmore James - Long Tall Woman; Boyd Gilmore - Ramblin' On My Mind; Babyface Turner - Gonna Let You Go; Bobby Bland - Love Me Baby; Howling Wolf - Riding In The Moonlight; Dudlow And Peck Curtis - 44 Blues; Sunny Blair - Step Back Baby; James Reed - The End; Lightnin' Hopkins - Jake Head Boogie; Little George Smith - Hey Mr Porter (Aka Down In New Orleans); Dixie Blues Boys - Monte Carlo; Floyd Dixon - Doin' The Town; Rosco Gordon - Just In From Texas; Jimmy Nelson - Big Mouth; Mercy Dee - Have You Ever; Walter Robertson - Sputterin' Blues; Johnny Fuller - Prowling Blues; Kid Tanner - Going To New Orleans; Joe Hill Louis - Good Morning Little Angel; Jimmy McCracklin - The Panic's On; Walter Horton - What's The Matter With You; |
20 Great R&B Hits Of The 50s - Various Artists. CD. ) Juke joint music to go with that bottle of Thunderbird wine that you can now afford. Tracks:- Huey "Piano" Smith & The Clowns - Rocking Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu; Little Willie Littlefield - Ain't A Better Story Told; B B King - B B's Boogie; Etta James - Good Rockin' Daddy; Johnny "Guitar" Watson - Hot Little Mama; Jimmy Nelson - Cry Hard Luck; Pee Wee Crayton - Bop Hop; Huey "Piano" Smith & The Clowns - Don't You Know Yockomo; Shirley Gunter & The Queens - Oop Shoop; Mercy Dee - Romp And Stomp Blues; Willard McDaniel - Your Feets Too Big; Lonnie "The Cat" - The Road I Travel; Howling Wolf - Morning At Midnight Aka Moaning At Midnight; Earl King - Is Everything Alright; The Cadets - Love Bandit; Elmore James - Goodbye Baby; Rosco Gordon - No More Doggin'; Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm - Early Times; Joe And Ann - Gee Baby; Joe Turner - Kansas City Blues; |
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