A Conversation for Early American Blues

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Phil

Just been listening to some of the artists listed here and this is awsome stuff.
A really good article that's got me listening to something a bit different. Thanks Bluesdog smiley - smiley


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Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence

Agreed. Excellent article!


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Fragilis - h2g2 Cured My Tabular Obsession

Here, here! I'm inspired to go buy at least one Blues album in the very near future.


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BluesSlider

Nice one BluesDog smiley - smiley


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Mike A (snowblind)

I was proud to sub this 'un. Blues Power!


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Post 6

Phil

Q if you can get a chance to listen to any of the artists listed, go for it. I managed to find Memphis Minnies version of When The Levee Breaks and listening to that and then the Led Zep version brings it home how simple a style blues really is. Fantastic.


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Post 7

BluesDog

Thanks to all of you... positive feedback is the best inspiration to keep doing this, maybe I'll update this with info on some more semi-obscure blues artists if anyone's interested. Thanks again!


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Mike A (snowblind)

Hard to beleive I've never heard these guys before, eh Phil? smiley - winkeye Oh well, that Robert Johnson guy for me please smiley - smiley


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Post 9

Phil

Hard to believe I've not heard these guys music (knowing the names and hearing the music is a very different thing).
Another one for you Q then would be Bert Jansch. I was talking with a friend about this guitar player. He was commenting on how much a copy of BJ's stuff soem of the Jimmy Page stuff is...


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Post 10

Prufrock

good article...but what about Skip James? His Hard Time Killing Floor Blues is *the* classic depression era song.


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