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Vaughan Stevie Ray - Solos, Sessions & Encores (2LP) (LP)
€40,00Quick ViewSolos, Sessions & Encores -Clrd- includes a.o. the following tracks: “The Sky Is Crying(live)(srv With Albert King, B.B. King And”, “Don’t Stop By The Creek, Son (johnny Copeland With Srv)”, “Albert’s Shuffle (live) (srv With Albert Collins)”, “Change It (live) (srv With Jimmy Vaughan)” and more. The album is a Coloured Vinyl, High Quality, Insert rock 2-LP.
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Various - Sloppy Drunk – The R&B Rockers (CD)
€15,00Quick View90 Years Since Prohibition Ended! NYT LÄHTEE!! OTETAAN TAAS!
The twenty nine 100 percent proof R&B rockers used on our Koko Mojo Historic Series album are a musical booze booze party from start to the finish! Koko Mojo Records (KM-CD-180) R&B Rockers, Sloppy Drunk tells the story of Wayne Wheeler‘s Volstead Act which ended 90 years ago on 5th December1933. We invite you to drink, but not to excess and party along with during our R&B Rockers, Sloppy Drunk album and musically give the finger to Wayne Wheeler‘s Volstead Act.
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Darnell Larry - I’ll Get Along Somehow 1949-1957 (CD)
€13,00Quick ViewLarry Darnell was a huge but now-forgotten star of black music and was an important component of the sound that became New Orleans R&B in the 1950s.
Six Billboard Top Ten hits during 1949-50, including ”For You My Love” (No.1 for eight weeks in 1949 in both the Jukebox and Best Seller charts), ”I’ll Get Along Somehow” (No.2 in 1950), ”I Love My Baby” (No.4 in 1950) and ”Oh, Babe!” (No.5 in 1950). All included here.
This compilation collates the very best of Darnell’s slow blues and up-tempo jump recordings.
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Robillard Duke - Six Strings Of Steel (CD)
€20,00Quick ViewNorthport NY – On June 23, MC Records will be releasing Six Strings of Steel by guitar master Duke Robillard – The record represents all his influences including swing, blues, and rock – You’ll hear Link Wray’s ”Rumble”, Dylan’s ”Watching The River Flow”, Fats Domino’s ”I’m Going To Be A Wheel Someday,” and of course several Duke originals. Six Strings of Steel is the second record Duke has recorded with M.C.Records. The first was 2017’s Duke Robillard and His Dame’s of Rhythm.
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Various - Rockinitis Vol. 5: Electric Blues From The Rock’n’Roll Era (LP)
€27,00Quick ViewYksi vuoden kovimpia julkaisuja. Ei heikkoja vetoja tälläkään osalla!
With Rockinitis we champion electric-guitar blues from the fifties and early-sixties. Unfettered pleasure in the form of Black dance music. This fifth installment of the series may be the hottest yet.
Five-stars all round for the fifth release in the Rockinitis series! These compilations highlight the raw and wild sounds of upbeat electric blues from the 1950s and early 1960s. On one side, Stag-O-Lee label chief R-Man is back with another eight dirty blues dancers to shake your hips to. Two each from killer labels like Excello, Groove, Herald and Chess/Checker.
The selector on the flip is Donna Driscoll, long-time digger of heavyweight Northern Soul and R&B movers from London. Donna regularly DJs blues and soul clubs, and Mod events around the UK and abroad. No matter your mood, her selections will get you moving and grooving. Hear me now!
ltd. to 500 copies
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Various - Memphis Blues Box – Original Recordings 1914–1969 (20-CD Deluxe Box Set) (CD)
€239,00Quick View20-CD box set (32 x 32 x 4,5 cms) with 360-page hardcover book, 534 tracks. Total playing time approx. 25 hrs. 20min.
The Blues – the iconic music that changed everything! Memphis – the iconic city where it happened! And now – the Memphis Blues Box from Bear Family Records(R) – the best of the best from the best !.
An incredible 534 individual tracks on 20 CDs packed into an LP-sized box – total weight almost 10lbs.
Memphis recordings from 1914 to 1969 featuring musicians from the city and region.
Introduction by blues harmonica star and Grammy® winner Charlie Musselwhite.
Biographies of every performer, many newly researched; notes about every song and recording, index and track listing.
Many unseen photographs
Produced and part-written by Martin HawkinsThis magnificent new 20-CD boxed set with its 534 tracks and an accompanying 360-page book traces the blues as recorded in Memphis and by Memphis-area musicians and singers. Starting a hundred years ago with W.C. Handy’s tune Memphis Blues, this set includes classic blues, jug band blues and itinerant blues from the 1920s and ’30s, the R&B bands and small combos of the 1940s and ’50s, and the tougher blues styles recorded up to the close of the 1960s.
The box presents the recorded Memphis Blues as defined by the performers and their recording companies during the years 1914 to 1969 – the period when blues in its various forms was issued on single discs, 78 rpm and then 45 rpm, for consumption largely by the original audience – the people who listened on street corners, in juke joints, at local house parties, or in the bars, night clubs and theatres of Memphis.
The box focuses on how each disc sat within the evolving picture, either contributing something new, reinforcing trends of the moment, or harking back to tradition. At least one side of every relevant 78 or 45 rpm disc issued during the period is included, showing off the Memphis blues as it was offered year on year by artists and record companies.Among the hundreds of performers included here are: W. C. Handy, Beale Street Frolic Orch, Memphis Jug Band, Memphis Stompers, Gus Cannon’s Jug Stompers, Jim Jackson, Frank Stokes, Minnie Wallace, Robert Wilkins, Furry Lewis, Jed Davenport, Memphis Minnie, Kansas Joe, Fleming and Townsend, Jimmie Lunceford, Douglas Williams, Allen Shaw, Charlie Burse, James DeBerry, Buddy Doyle, Memphis Slim, Jack Kelly, Bukka White, Joe Hill Louis, Rufus Thomas, Al Jackson Band, Rosco Gordon, Howlin’ Wolf, B. B. King, Bonita Cole and Bill Harvey, Ford Nelson, Willie Nix, Junior Parker, Harmonica Frank, James Cotton, Doctor Ross, Elvis Presley, Little Milton, Tuff Green, Willie Mitchell, Bobby Bland, Willie Cobbs, Albert King, Willie Sanders, Big Amos, Cliff Jackson, and finally, tracks by Ike and Tina Turner when she was on her way up but the blues on single discs was on the way out.
Whatever your preferred type of blues, this set gives you the chance to discover or re-connect with every aspect of the recorded blues from Memphis – the home of the blues.Significant contributions were made by acclaimed writers and researchers including… David Evans, Paul Swinton, Dick Raichelson, John Broven, Tyler Fritts, Hank Davis, Colin Escott, Chris Smith, Guido Van Rijn, Tony Russell, Bob Eagle, Rob Bowman, Steve LaVere, Brian Baumgartner, Dave Sax, Cilla Huggins, Helge Thygesen, Bob Eagle, Brian Baumgartner, Joel Roberts, Jim O’Neal, Dave Booth, Bill Millar, David Less, Judy Peiser, Bill Greensmith, Dick Spottswood, and many others.
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Corritore Bob - Phoenix Blues Rumble (CD)
€20,00Quick ViewBlues harp player Bob Corritore came to Phoenix in 1981, and it quickly became a Blues hub. Bob played with local bluesmen Tommy Dukes, Chief Schabuttie Gilliame, Big Pete Pearson and Dino Spells, and persuaded his friend Chico Chism to move to town. Corritore started his long-running radio show, opened the Rhythm Room music club, and started bringing blues artists to Phoenix for performances and recording sessions. Before long Sugaray Rayford moved nearby, Behold the power of Phoenix Blues!
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Various - Country Girls! 1927-1935 (Käytetty LP/12)
€50,00Quick View(16 Rare Blues And Ballads With Guitar) WITH an insert!!!
Variant center labels. Center labels are a very light blue color.
”See booklet inside” (front cover)
Instead of a booklet some copies came with an insert leaflet, including lyrics to three songs, notes by Nancy Grace Whelan, personnel, and bearing a different address: P.O. Box 85, Santa Monica, CA 90406.
