DES AMATEURS DE BLUES ICI ... ??

Tiens et pis un autre pour le plaisir, qui ne fait pas partie de cet album

ERIC BIBB - " the happiest man in the world"

http://www.deezer.com/album/12774206

(t'as bien fait mich mich ...)

Je le post ici aussi



http://www.deezer.com/album/12925314

Le nouvel opus d'Eric CLAPTON "I still do"

on sent qu'il s'est laissé embarquer par une influence J.J. Calienne, mais moi, ça ne me dérange pas

le BONAMASSA nouveau est arrivé.... et je trouve que le contenu n'est pas en corrélation avec la pochette

la photo, brute, sans fioriture, authentique, pouvait laisser croire à du blues, du vrai du crasseux de celui qui sent la sueur, le sang et les larmes, mais le contenu est tout autre, travail bien léché, cordes, coeur etc,

"blues of desperation"

TINSLEY ELLIS - "midnight blue"

extrait "kiss of death"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHIRMcNSs00

C'est nouveau ça vient de sortir...



C'est une sélection des meilleurs moments des Crossroads Guitar Festival organisé tous les 3 ans par Éric Clapton...  8)

Le dernier à eu lieu en 2013, il y aurait du en avoir un cette année mais il a arrêté à cause de problème de santé...  :(  

Crossroads Revisited (3CD)


Disc One
1.“Sweet Home Chicago” – Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin, & Jimmie Vaughan (2004)
2.“Rock Me Baby” – Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, B.B. King, & Jimmie Vaughan (2004)
3.“Steam Roller” – James Taylor with Joe Walsh (2004)
4.“What The Cowgirls Do” – Vince Gill with Jerry Douglas (2004)
5.“After Midnight” – J.J. Cale with Eric Clapton (2004)
6.“Green Light Girl” – Doyle Bramhall II (2004)
7.“Hell At Home” – Sonny Landreth with Eric Clapton (2007)
8.“City Love” – John Mayer (2004)
9.“Funk 49” – Joe Walsh (2004)
10.“Drums Of Passions (Jingo)” – Carlos Santana with Eric Clapton (2004)
11.“Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers” – Jeff Beck (2007)
12.“Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Blues In C)” – Eric Clapton (2004)
13.“Layla” – Eric Clapton (2004)

Disc Two
1.“Little By Little” – Susan Tedeschi with The Derek Trucks Band (2007)
2.“Poor Johnny” – The Robert Cray Band (2007)
3.“Paying The Cost To Be The Boss” – B.B. King with The Robert Cray Band, Jimmie, Vaughan, & Hubert Sumlin (2007)
4.“Tulsa Time” – Sheryl Crow with Eric Clapton, Vince Gill, & Albert Lee (2007)
5.“On The Road Again” – Willie Nelson with Sheryl Crow, Vince Gill, & Albert Lee (2007)
6.“Isn’t It A Pity” – Eric Clapton (2007)
7.“Belief” – John Mayer (2007)
8.“Mas Y Mas” – Los Lobos (2007)
9.“Big Block” – Jeff Beck (2007)
10.“Presence Of The Lord” – Steve Winwood & Eric Clapton (2007)
11.“Cocaine” – Eric Clapton (2004)
12.“Waiting For The Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago” – ZZ Top (2010)
13.“Don’t Owe You A Thing” – Gary Clark Jr.
14.“Bright Lights” – Gary Clark Jr.

Disc Three
1.“Our Love Is Fading” – Sheryl Crow with Eric Clapton, Doyle Bramhall II, & Gary Clark Jr. (2010)
2.“Lay Down Sally” – Vince Gill with Sheryl Crow, Keb’ Mo’, Albert Lee, James Burton, & Earl Klugh (2010)
3.“Space Captain” – Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi Band with Warren Haynes, David Hildago, Cesar Rosas, & Chris Stainton (2010)
4.“Hammerhead” – Jeff Beck (2010)
5.“Five Long Years” – Buddy Guy with Jonny Lang & Ronnie Wood (2010)
6.“Hear My Train A Comin’” – Doyle Brahmhall II (2010)
7.“Dear Mr. Fantasy” – Steve Winwood & Eric Clapton (2010)
8.“Born Under A Bad Sign” – Booker T. with Steve Cropper, Keb’ Mo’, Blake Mills, Matt “Guitar” Murphy, & Albert Lee (2013)
9.“Everyday I Get The Blues” – The Robert Ctay Band with B.B. King, Eric Clapton, & Jimmie Vaughan (2013)
10.“Please Come Home” – Gary Clark Jr. (2013)
11.“Tumbling Dice” – Vince Gill with Keith Urban & Albert Lee (2013)
12.“I Shot The Sheriff” – Eric Clapton (2010)
13.“Crossroads” – Eric Clapton (2013)
...
https://www.amazon.fr/Crossroads-Revisited-Eric-Clapton/dp/B01EM0D0CS
...

Pas encore acheté mais je visionne les DVD et les Blu-ray régulièrement.... :D

Du beau monde sur ce CD !  :lol:



Et quel Blues.... 8)

Pape François a écrit:

C'est nouveau ça vient de sortir...



C'est une sélection des meilleurs moments des Crossroads Guitar Festival organisé tous les 3 ans par Éric Clapton...  8)

Le dernier à eu lieu en 2013, il y aurait du en avoir un cette année mais il a arrêté à cause de problème de santé...  :(  


...

Pas encore acheté mais je visionne les DVD et les Blu-ray régulièrement.... :D

Excellente initiative. Mais, et ce n'est que mon avis, il manque les sessions de John Mayer. Pour le reste, rien à jeter.

effectivement quel blues

pas génial l'affichage plein écran, préfère comme ça moi,

Jean Much 17 a écrit:

pas génial l'affichage plein écran, préfère comme ça moi,

What..? :suspect:

C'est la même dimension chez moi...... :bah!:

c'est bizarre, chez moi cela ne s'affiche pas directement, tu as tout ce micmac avant la balise youtube et après

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Il faut que tu ailles dans ton profil/ onglet Préférences, dans Toujours Autoriser le HTML , cocher Oui puis ENREGISTRER ... ;)

Merci, ça y est, c'est redevenu normal

mon héros

Du bon Blues qui donne la Patate !  8)



Side 1

01 Black Rat Swing 5’00
02 Eyesight To The Blind 4’10
03 Guitar & Harmonica Rag 3’09
O4 Rising River Blues 3’57
O5 I´m A Pilgrim 3’00
06 Chicken Can´t Roost Too High For Me 2’38

Side2

01 I Ain´t Got No Lovin´ Baby Now 4’48
02 West Carey Street Blues 5’35
03 Richmond Blues 3’15
04 Pony Blues 4’06
05 Goin´ Down The Road Feelin´ Bad 4’04

Citation :

Introducing Bowling Green John & Harmonica Phil Wiggins

What is so remarkable about the duo is their intensive commitment to the black Blues and Gospel tradition — without diminishing the quality or spontaneity of their performances.

By hearing John Cerpas with his guitar one quickly gets impressed by the power of his playing. Deeply rooted in the so-called “Piedmont” Blues tradition of the East Coast, ragtime influence and complex rhythms produce a strong emphasis on melody — much in contrast to the harsh Mississippi Blues with its hard beat and drive.

When recording this album Phil Wiggins was 26 years old and despite his young age he already could be rated as one of the top Blues harp players.
Influences include Hammie Nixon, Sonny Boy Williamson, Little Walter and Shakey Hotton. He played alongside Flora Molton, Archie Edwards, Big Chief Ellis, the late Esther Mae “Mother” Scott and John Jackson as well as jamming with such well known Blues veterans as Sunnyland Slim, Johnny Shines and Louisiana Red — shaping his technique to perfection, be it in the Country Blues or with amplified harp in the best Chicago tradition.

Living Country Blues USA is a series of albums on L+R Records. The material was collected by German Blues experts Siegfried A. Christmann and Axel Küstner on an extended trip thru the south of the USA in the fall of 1980, in the form of so-called "Field-Recordings" — recordings made in the natural surroundings of the artists and not in the studio. Travelling 10.000 miles (16.000 km) by car in 2 1/2 months, they used 180.000 feet (54 km) of tape and took hundreds of photographs to document various aspects of Country Blues, as well as work songs, fife and drum band music, field hollers and rural Gospel music, performed by 35 artists, some of whom appear on record for the first time.

Comme je vois que vous avez aimé....

Voici le VOL.2
Living Country Blues USA Vol.2 - James ‘Son’ Thomas, Sam Chatmon



Side 1
01 Standing At The Crossroads 3’21 James “Son” Thomas, vocal & guitar
02 Stop And Listen Blues 2’45 Sam Chatmon, vocal & guitar
03 Bull Cow Blues 4’01 James “Son” Thomas, vocal & guitar
04 61 Highway Blues 3’51 James “Son” Thomas
05 Keep On Walkin’ 4’51 Walter Brown
06 She Put Me Out On The Road 3’56 Joe Cooper

Side 2
01 Sam’s Blues 3´34 Sam Chatmon
02 Black Night 3’44 Sam Chatmon
03 Mean Ol’ Frisco 2’59 James “Son” Thomas & Cleveland “Broomman”
04 My Daddy Was A Jockey 4’25 Sam Chatmon
05 Gonna Cut You Loose 2’45 Eddie Cusie
06 Vicksburg Blues 3’35 Sam Chatmon

Citation :

Blues On Highway 61 with James ‘Son’ Thomas, Sam Chatmon, Walter Brown, Joe Cooper, Cleveland Broomman & Eddie Cusie

Feeling lonesome, being down and out, nowhere to go, walking the highway up and down, riding the Greyhound bus, catching a freight train — all central themes in Blues, and the men you can hear on this record have lived the Blues and this was reality to them. The Blues has always been more than just one person’s story, they are reflections and descriptions of a common lifestyle and experience. These artists tell the truth — the truth about being a black man in Mississippi, across the United States.

The artists you can hear on this record all came from the same region of Mississippi. Their communities were centered around 61 Highway and lay only a couple of miles apart.

Many Blues have been made about 61 Highway. Linking rural Louisiana and Mississsippi with northern industrial areas, thousands of blacks have travelled this road in hopes of a better life and future. Walter Brown’s “Keep On Walkin”’ can be seen as a reflection of their sufferings and struggle, the long road America's blacks had to walk since they were first brought to that country as slaves.

MICK FLEETWOOD BLUES BAND " live at the belly up"

pas trouvé sur le tube

http://www.deezer.com/album/14162544

En attendant l'album studio pour décembre ( Nowel approche, voilà donc un bon cadeau à faire à papa...)

j'ai nommé le dernier STONES, un petit goût de revival "EXILE" n'est pas très loin

http://www.deezer.com/album/14343840