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Brushy One String (Jamaica)
"All You Need Is One, Vol.1"
RiseUp Entertainment - 2019
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From Kingston (Jamaica) Andrew Chin, known as Brushy One String, son of a famous rock-steady musician and a Tina Turner's backup singer, has lived on the streets playing in the most dangerous corners of the suburbs of Jamaican cities, until his luck It changed in 2007 when his song "Chicken In The Corn" was included in the soundtrack of the movie "Rise Up" by Italian-American director Luciano Biotta. His peculiar and unquestionable style of singing only with the music emitted from his guitar with one string only and the percussion of his fingers on the wood of the instrument. The subsequent documentary about his life "The King Of One String" (2013) coincided with the release of his first album "Destiny" that definitely sparked interest in his music outside of Jamaica, participating in events such as N.O. Jazz & Heritage Festival in the 2015 edition. "All You Need Is One Vol 1" is his fourth album, perfect to enjoy the ideas of this particular rastafarian bluesman.
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The last of the three great all-time rock'n'roll drummers next to Keith Moon and John Bonham, Ginger Baker passed away on October 6 at the age of eighty. Alexis Korner's drummer in the early 60s, founded Cream in 1965, along with Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce and went on to the history of pop music as the first band that revolutionized rock music, and it was from the blues. Blind Faith was an intense but short period of more creativity, along with Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood and Ric Grech. Since then, in 1970, Ginger Baker was a really free musician. The Africa of Fela Kuti, the PIL's postpunk, the World Music, be-bop and avant-garde jazz, all this was an inspiration for a legendary musician, who was not only essential in the explosion of the late 50 London's blues-boom but it was a true and decisive innovator of the drums technique. And the reality is that his great passion was jazz music.
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Tab Benoit
Chord-On-Blues
St. Charles, Illinois
July 12, 2003
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The Grateful Dead
The Dead & The Blues
Setlist:
01 Little Red Rooster (Howlin' Wolf)
02 Walkin' Blues (Robert Johnson)
03 Big Boss Man (Jimmy Reed)
04 How Long Blues (Leroy Carr)
05 Deep Elm Blues (Traditional)
06 CC Rider (Traditional)
07 Big Railroad Blues (Noah Lewis)
08 The Promise Land (Chuck Berry)
09 Smokestack Lightnin' (Howlin' Wolf)
10 Iko Iko (The Dixie Cups)
11 I'm A King Bee (Slim Harpo)
12 Nobody's Fault But Mine (Blind Willie Johnson)
13 One KInd Favor (The Grateful Dead)
14 Cumberland Blues (The Grateful Dead)
15 I'm A Hog For You Baby(The Coasters)
16 It Hurts Me Too (Elmore James)
17 Let It Rock (Chuck Berry)
18 Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly)
19 Next Time You See Me (Junior Parker)
20 Monkey And The Engineer (Jesse Fuller)
21 Sugaree (Jerry Garcia)
22 The Wight (Robbie Robertson)
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EL BLUES DE LA FRONTERA
FLAMENCO & BLUES
A 1987 SPANISH EXPERIENCE
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RAFAEL AMADOR - SPANISH & ELECTRIC GUITAR, VOCALS
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