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Blues
Re: Blues
My discovery for today is Barbara Dane's album On My Way. A bit of a mixed bag of genres, but there's some bluesy stuff on it:
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Re: Blues
After finding the slow burners on Jimmy Witherspoon's album Evenin' Blues I've been looking for more 60s albums with a similar mood. Arbee Stidham - Tired of Wandering fits the bill. Not sure if singles could provide such a time:
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Re: Blues
Good soulful Chicgo blues.
There's something about the "production" on this record that's perfect too, like you easily imagine it being performed in a smoky, dingy bar back in the day.
There's something about the "production" on this record that's perfect too, like you easily imagine it being performed in a smoky, dingy bar back in the day.

Re: Blues
RateYourMusic is a great source for seeing what genres people ascribe to various releases. Looks like the first with rock & roll voted as a primary genre is this:
(Roy Brown wrote and recorded a less rocking version of the song first.) Other older releases also have rock & roll voted as a secondary genre, for example:
(Roy Brown wrote and recorded a less rocking version of the song first.) Other older releases also have rock & roll voted as a secondary genre, for example:
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Re: Blues
Some of her stuff is jazzier and even a bit naughty, eg.
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