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MONDAY BLUES (09.12.11)
Been busy working, but I ain’t forgot about ‘cha! “Death Letter,” by the immortal Son House (Mississippi, 1902-1988).
MONDAY BLUES (08.01.11)
Back with bullet! The legendary Albert King performing “Blues Power” live and in color! The song was part of his recorded concerts at the Fillmore Auditorium (San Francisco) in June 1968, concerts which generated three live albums–Live Wire/Blues Power, Wednesday … Continue reading
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Tagged albert king, blues, guitar, monday blues, san francisco
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MONDAY BLUES (05.02.11)
B.B. King once said of Lightnin’ Hopkins (Texas, 1912-1982), “He didn’t put any sugar on it. He just played it.” Here is the Texas blues legend just playing “Don’t Wake Me Up.”
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Tagged guitar, lightnin hopkins, monday blues, texas blues
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Monday Blues (03.14.11)
Welcome to “Monday Blues”–the Spring Break Edition! Here’s a little love song for you from Stevie Ray Vaughan (Texas, 1954-1990). It’s his own tune, “Life Without You.”
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Tagged blues, guitar, legends, monday blues, music, stevie ray vaughan, texas
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Monday Blues (02.07.11)
Blues god Albert King (Mississippi, 1923-1992) and the prophet Stevie Ray Vaughan (Texas, 1954-1990) performing King’s “Born Under a Bad Sign” in 1983. (King made the tune famous, but it was penned by William Bell and Booker T. Jones.)
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Tagged albert king, blues, blues music, guitar, Mississippi, monday blues, music, stevie ray vaughan, texas
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Monday Blues (01.24.11)
The great Muddy Waters, with Sonny Boy Williamson on the harp, singing his signature tune, from the American Folk Blues Festival tour (1963).
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Tagged blues, guitar, harmonica, mojo, monday blues, muddy waters, music, sonny boy williamson
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Monday Blues (01.10.11)
Here’s a little Texas blues, Chicano style. Los Lonely Boys performing “Cottonfields & Crossroads” from their 2006 documentary and concert performance of the same name.
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Tagged blues, Chicano, chicano blues, guitar, los lonely boys, monday blues, music, texas, texas blues
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Monday Blues
Speaks for itself.
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Tagged blues, buddy guy, carlos santana, guitar, monday blues, music
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Monday Blues
Son House (Mississippi and Louisiana, c. 1902-1988), performing his version of the classic “Downhearted Blues” (by Alberta Hunter and Lovie Austin), sometime in the 60s or 70s I would guess. I don’t normally same much about these songs or the … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, downhearted blues, guitar, louisiana, Mississippi, monday blues, son house
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Monday Blues
B.B. King (1925-), Albert Collins (1932-1993), Buddy Guy (1936-), Eric Clapton (1945-), and Jeff Beck (1944-), performing King’s “Sweet Little Angel” at the Apollo Theater Hall of Fame TV special, 1993.
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Tagged albert collins, angel, baby, bb king, blues, buddy guy, eric clapton, guitar, jeff beck, monday blues, sweet little angel
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