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1. Sun Brimmer's Blues - The Memphis Jug Band
2. Need More Blues - Robert Cooksey
3. Up Country Blues - DeFord Bailey
4. Man Trouble Blues - Jaybird Coleman
5. Greenville Strut - Daddy Stovepipe, Mississippi Sarah & Daddy Stovepipe
6. Chickasaw Special - Noah Lewis
7. Old Folks Started It - Minnie Wallace
8. Touch Me Light Mama - George "Bullet" Williams
9. Fourth Avenue Blues - Eddie Mapp
10. Watson's Fox Chase - El Watson
11. Medley of Blues - Freeman Stowers
12. Beale Street Breakdown - Jed Davenport
13. Police and High Sheriff Come Ridin' Down - Ollis Martin
14. Bumble Bee Blues - Memphis Minnie
15. Mean Low Blues - Blues Birdhead
16. Mississippi Swamp Moan - Alfred Lewis
17. Tampa Strut - The Georgia Browns
18. Harmonica Stomp - Jazz Gillum
19. I'm a Stranger Here - Blind Boy Fuller
20. Blues in the Rain - Eddie Kelly's Washboard Band
21. You Can Lead Me - Sonny Boy Williamson
22. Slick Caper Blues - Little Buddy Doyle
23. Blowing the Blues - Sonny Terry
24. We Got to Get Together - Frank Edwards
25. Tampa Blues - Skoodle Dum Doo & Sheffield
Disc: 2
1. King Biscuit Stomp - Big Joe Williams
2. Pet Milk Blues - Walter Mitchell
3. Better Get Ready - Elder Roma Wilson
4. Bring Another Half a Pint - Sonny Boy Williamson
5. Memory of Sonny Boy - Forest City Joe
6. I'm a Country Boy - Pee Wee Hughes
7. Wig Wearing Woman - Robert Richard
8. Boogy Fool - Snooky Pryor
9. Creole Gal Blues - Edgar Blanchard
10. Wailin' Willie - Rhytm Willie
11. Winehead Swing - James Tisdom
12. Evans Shuffle - Muddy Waters
13. Gotta Go Baby - Joe Hill Louis
14. Moanin' at Midnight - Howling Wolf Orchestra
15. Jumpin' Blues - Walter Horton
16. Me and My Chauffeur Blues - Memphis Minnie
17. Down South Blues - Driftin' Slim
18. Juke [Original Version] - Little Walter
19. Glad to Be Back Home - Sunny Blair
20. After-While (Blue Lights) - Papa George Lightfoot
21. Man Around My Door - Grace Brim
22. Doctor Ross Boogie - Doctor Ross & His Jump & Jive Boys
23. Woman Is Killing Me - Sonny Terry
24. Mighty Long Time - Sonny Boy Williamson
25. Don't Come Back -Little Mac
Disc: 3
1. Gonna Have a Good Time - Snooky Pryor
2. Juke [Re-Recording] - Little Walter
3. Hoodoo Man Blues - Junior Wells
4. Don't Start Me Talking - Good Rockin' Charles
5. Sonny Boy Williamson - Jack Bruce, Paul Jones
6. Got Something to Tell You - Doctor Ross
7. 99 - Sonny Boy Williamson
8. Last Night - Paul Butterfield
9. Down at the Corner Grocery Store - Jimmy Reed
10. Fresh Country Jam - Duster Bennett
11. Key to the Highway - Charlie Musselwhite
12. Easy - Walter Horton
13. Hoodoo Party - King Biscuit
14. You Went Away Baby - Carey Bell
15. Why Worry - John Mayall
16. Honeydripper - Big John Wrencher
17. Back Door Friend - Billy Boy Arnold
18. Rode Myself Crazy - Paul deLay
19. Bring It on Home - Sonny Blake
20. Texas Flood - Whispering Smith
21. Hootin' and Screamin' - Paul Lamb
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herfli ugyanúgy összenőtt a blues zenével, mint a gitár. Kezdetben az
olcsósága miatt kezdték el használni, de később elengedhetetlen
zeneszerszámává vált a bluesnak. Igaz ehhez olyan zenészek is
kellettek, mint: DeFord Bailey, Jaybird Coleman, Noah Lewis and The
Memphis Jug Band, Snooky Pryor, Charlie Musselwhite and John Mayall,
Sonny Terry, Blind Boy Fuller and Sonny Boy Williamson.
The
harmonica is as synonymous with the blues as the guitar. Indeed in many
ways it's more so, as way back in the 20's, when blues music was first
starting to be recorded, a harp was a far cheaper instrument to own and
maintain than even the cheapest guitar. This compilation traces the
history of blues harmonica, from its earliest-recorded exponents - men
like DeFord Bailey, Jaybird Coleman, Noah Lewis and The Memphis Jug
Band. - to the men who keep the flame alive today such as Snooky Pryor,
Charlie Musselwhite and John Mayall. Disc 1 looks at artists like Sonny
Terry, Blind Boy Fuller and Sonny Boy Williamson. Disc 2 checks out the
mid-40's to the early 50s during which the likes of Snooky Pryor and
Little Walter had begun amplifing the harp. Disc 3 features the new
breed of harp players including Charlie Musselwhite, Paul Lamb and John
Mayall.
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