Podcasts about Memphis Slim

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Today's show features music performed by Muddy Waters and Memphis Slim

National Baby Back Ribs day. Entertainment from 1974. US revolution officially over, San Marino founded, Sweden driving laws. Todays birthdays - Alan Ladd, Memphis Slim, Mort Walker, Hank Thompson, Al Jardine, Don Brewer, Charlie Sheen, Jennifer Paige. Vince Lombardi died.Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran     https://www.diannacorcoran.comChili's commercialYour having my baby - Paul Anka  Odia CoatsPlease don't tell me how the story ends - Ronnie MilsapBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/Born with the blues - Memphis SlimIt don't hurt anymore - Hank ThompsonI get around - The Beach BoysWe're an American Band - Grand Funk RailroadCrush - Jennifer PaigeExit - Cool girl - Melanie Meriney     https://www.melaniemeriney.com/countryundergroundradio.comHistory & Factoids webpage

ALEATORIO RANDOM PROJECT 042 1- MAKIN´WHOOPEE – THE BEN WEBSTER QUINTET 2- MEAN OLD TRAIN – BRUCE KATZ & JOE LOUIS WALKER 3- BAD BLOOD – EVA CARBONI 4- MAKE ME WANNA DIE – THE PRETTY RECKLESS 5- 4EVER – THE VERONICAS 6- PHOTOGRAPHS – CASIOPEA 7- IN BLOOM – PROTOJE & LILA IKE 8- WHISPER NOT – ART FARMER & BENNY GOLSON JAZZTET 9- EASY DOES IT – OSCAR PETERSON TRIO 10- MIDNIGHT BLUE – KENNY BURRELL 11- SOLAR – PHIL WOODS & GENE QUILL 12- THAT´S MY BABY – MEMPHIS SLIM & WILL DIXON 13- QUE DOLOR DE MARE MIA – LA PAQUERA DE JEREZ 14- OIGO TU VOZ – LUCIO DEMARE & RAUL BERON 15- NO PIBE – MANAL 16- SUPERTWISTER - CAMEL

durée : 01:00:20 - Club Jazzafip - Quoi de plus beau que la ville lumière célébrée par Melody Gardot, Duke Ellington, Sathima Bea Benjamin, Eric Barret, Coleman Hawkins, Miles Davis, Etta James, Memphis Slim et d'autres.

Sintonía: "Mambo gitano" - Sylvain David"Mambo Sh-Mambo" - The Charms; "We Like Mambo" - Eddie Bo; "Don´t Play No Mambo" - The Charioteers; "Perdido Mambo" - Larry Ligett; "They Were Doing The Mambo" - Les Brown & His Band of Renown; "Merengue Tropical" - Pedro J. Belisario y su Orquesta; "Mambo Boogie" - Johnny Otis Orchestra; "Wild Weekend Cha Cha" - The Rockin´ Rebels; "Cha Cha Blues" - Johnny Pate Combo; "Rock´n Roll Cha-Cha" - The Eternals; "Karange" - Sir Lancelot; "Mississipi Mambo" - Noro Morales & His Orchestra; "Mambo Boogie" - The Harp-Tones; "Guitar Cha Cha Cha" - Memphis Slim; "We Wanna See Santa Do The Mambo! - John Greer; "Guitar Mambo" - Dave Barbour and his Orchestra. Todas las músicas extraídas de la recopilación (1xLP+ CD -incluído con el LP-, Jukebox Music Factory, 2020) "Mambo, Cha-Cha-Cha & Calypso Vol. 3: Blues Session!"Todas las músicas seleccionadas por El VidocqBonus tracks: "Bikini e tamure" - Michelino e Il Suo Complesso y "Cha Cha Twist" - Margarita "Cha-Cha" SierraEscuchar audio

Wrapping up February we bring you a Spike Lee joint. Starring Ray Allen, Rosaria Dawson, Denzel Washington, we were split on He Got Game (1998). Keith found it bogged down by overly long scenes and a tropey-ass B plot, while Z appreciated the time taken with dialog and the musical & visual choices made. Plus we talk the evolution of breast implants in media and give our rankings for the month. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_the_ConquerorRick Rubin interview with Brian Eno +++++Willie Dixon and Memphis Slim performing Rub My Root

Explore the life and music of saxophonist Eddie Chamblee, best known for his work in jazz and R&B music. Chamblee worked with many legendary performers, including Lionel Hampton, T-Bone Walker, Memphis Slim, and Dinah Washington. In fact, Chamblee was married to Dinah Washington in 1957. Eddie Chamblee was born, in Atlanta, Georgia in 1920. By 1928, he was living in Indianapolis. His father, Robert Chamblee, was president of the Citizens Life Insurance Company. Their offices were located at 229 Indiana Avenue. After spending several years in Indianapolis, Chamblee's family moved to Chicago. But Chamblee would eventually return to Indianapolis.  From 1953, to 1955, Chamblee held down a series of steady gigs at the Indiana Avenue club George's Bar, where he became famous for playing his sax while swinging from the club's rafters. During the 1950s, Chamblee performed at many Indiana Avenue venues, including Sunset Terrace, the Walker Theatre, and Ferguson Hotel.

 | Stefan Grossman  | Hambone Rag  | Yazoo Basin Boogie  |   |   | Duke Robillard  | Ukulele Swing  | The Acoustic Blues & Roots Of Duke Robillard  | Geiger von Muller (album)  | Blue Moon Frequency #5  | Geiger Von Muller- Slide Sonatas II  | Rev Gary Davis  | Yes Sir, That's My Baby Now  | See What The Lord Has Done For Me. The Ernie Hawkins Session CD  | Memphis Slim  | John Henry  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Memphis Slim  | Memphis Boogie  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Memphis Slim  | The Blues Is Everywhere  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Memphis Slim  | Wish Me Well  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Muddy Waters  | Blow Wind, Blow  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Muddy Waters  | Catfish Blues  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Muddy Waters  | Five Long Years  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Muddy Waters  | My Captain  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Muddy Waters  | My Home Is in the Delta  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Otis Spann  | Goin' Down Slow  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2| Sonny Boy Williamson  | Don't Misuse Me  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Sonny Boy Williamson  | I Don't Know  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2 | Sonny Boy Williamson  | Sonny Boy's Harmonica Blues  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2  | Sonny Boy Williamson  | That's All I Want, Baby  | American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1965  CD2

Duke Robillard performs his Blues Music Award winning acoustic blues on Edition 670 of Blues Radio International, with music from Otis Rush, Memphis Slim, Howlin' Wolf, and Benny Turner.Find more at BluesRadioInternational.net

Breaking News!FILM PREMIEREMaureen Gosling'sTHE 9 LIVES OF BARBARA DANE"The amazing story of Barbara Dane, a powerful radical citizen-artist whose magnificent voice and uncompromising dedication to freedom, social justice and global liberation, continues to ring."  --Danny Glover, Executive ProducerWATCHTRAILERhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdkTz4Lihmwhttps://www.barbaradane.net/DOC 'N ROLL FESTIVALOctober 27th, 2024 @ 5:30pmLONDON - BARBICAN CINEMA 3Director, Maureen Gosling will lead Q&A after screening​BARAKAN MUSIC FILM FESTIVALSeptember 9th-19th, 2024TOKYODirector, Maureen Gosling at Sept 9th screening​Note from Bill:5 years ago, about this time of year, Rich approached me about celebrating the extraordinary life of one of his major influences - (he had brought her to our high school in the late 60s to participate in a benefit concert to raise money for Native American schools). I had a lot to learn because Barbara Dane's career spanned most of the 20th century and a good chunk of the present one. And, I was grateful for the study.Starting out as a teenager from Detroit,  Barbara Jean Spillman began singing with Louis Armstrong, and went on to become a sensation in the world of jazz. But, she was too big for that container - she went on to become one of the most influential folk music activists and label owners in history. Upon learning of her passing last week at the age of 97, it seemed fitting that we revisit that special archival episode. Listen, and be amazed!"Bessie Smith in Stereo" said jazz critic Leonard Feather in Playboy magazine when Barbara Dane burst onto the scene in the late '50s. In 1958 Time magazine said of her: "The voice is pure, rich...rare as a 20 karat diamond."  To Ebony magazine, she seemed "startlingly blonde, especially when that powerful dusky alto voice begins to moan of trouble, two-timing men and freedom... with stubborn determination, enthusiasm and a basic love for the underdog (she is) making a name for herself...aided and abetted by some of the oldest names in jazz who helped give birth to the blues..."  The seven-page Ebony article--their first feature story about a white woman (Nov., l959)-- was filled with photos of Dane working with Memphis Slim, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Clara Ward, Mama Yancey, Little Brother Montgomery and others...

Today's show features music performed by Muddy Waters and Memphis Slim

Telephon Tuesday. Entertainment from 1982. US revolution officially over, San Marino founded, Sweden driving laws. Todays birthdays - Alan Ladd, Memphis Slim, Mort Walker, Hank Thompson, Al Jardine, Don Brewer, Charlie Sheen, Jennifer Paige. Vince Lombardi died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard http://defleppard.com/Hanging on the telephone - BlondieEye of the tiger - SurvivorLove will turn you around - Kenny RogersBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/Born with the blues - Memphis SlimIt don't hurt anymore - Hank ThompsonI get around - The Beach BoysWe're an American Band - Grand Funk RailroadCrush - Jennifer PaigeExit - It's not love - Dokken http://dokken.net/Follow Jeff Stampka on facebook and cooolmedia.com

JB plays some great sounds from the likes piper Ross Miller, Duncan Chisholm, Memphis Slim and Joni Mitchell and has a chat with musician Katie Lawrence about her new tune collection book.

Air Week: June 10-16, 2024 Memphis Slim Memphis Slim dubbed himself the “Ambassador Of The Blues” and for good reason. He spread the gospel of America's music around the world during his almost 50 year career. This week, Matt The Cat and the “Juke In The Back” take a look at Slim's prodigious contribution to […]

Welcome to the latest episode of "Blues is the Truth" with your host, Ian McHugh! This week is nothing short of a blues extravaganza as Ian is joined by the incredible Paul Michael for a special edition of the Blues Driver segment. Get ready for an episode packed with fresh and soul-stirring blues tunes that will leave you wanting more. The spotlight shines on a stellar lineup of artists, showcasing the diverse and timeless nature of the blues genre. Brace yourself for the sonic journey featuring the musical prowess of Johnny Lang, Eles Bailey, GA 20, BB King, The Cinelli Brothers, Sonny Landreth, Tinsley Ellis, Doug MacLeod, Arthur Big Boy Crudup, Rick Vito, Chuck Berry, Roadhouse Blues Band, Steve Howell and the Mighty Men, Mike Zito, Alex Voysey, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Jimmy Forrest, Ma Polaines Great Decline, Chris Antonik, James Kinds, Charles Wilson, The Reverend Shawn Amos, Jan James, Jools Waldron, The True Strays, Memphis Slim, and Big D and Captain Keys. With an array of talent spanning generations and styles, this episode promises an immersive blues experience like never before. From electrifying guitar solos to soulful vocals, "Blues is the Truth" continues to be the go-to destination for blues enthusiasts and music lovers alike. Tune in, turn up the volume, and let the blues speak to your soul. Don't miss out on this extraordinary episode curated by Ian McHugh – where the blues isn't just a genre; it's a journey.

Le 7 janvier prochain, ils seront six au départ de l'Arkéa Ultim Challenge - Brest, la grande première d'une course autour du monde en solitaire à bord de maxi-trimarans, en passant par le Cap de Bonne-Espérance, le Cap Leeuwin et le Cap Horn. Dans ce dernier épisode, c'est Thomas Coville, qui face à Loïck Peyron, se raconte, à la fois auteur de multiples tours du monde, correspondant de l'acteur Jacques Gamblin et admirateur du jazzman Memphis Slim.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Hello everyone! Billy Amendola here, and my show today is one of my “Billy's Bubble” segments, featuring Marshall Chess, the son of Chess Records founder Leonard Chess. Chess, a Polish/Jewish immigrant, and his brother Phil created what many describe as “America's Greatest Blues label.”    You've heard of Willie Dixon, Howlin Wolf, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, Muddy Waters, and other legendary blues musicians from The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, and The Beatles. They all were pioneers on the legendary label.    My guest, Marshal Chess, now 81 years young, grew up in the studio and became vice-president in 1969 before going on to become president of GRT, and then creating Rolling Stones Records, and becoming executive producer of The Rolling Stones albums “Sticky Fingers” and “Exile on Main Street.    Also featured on the show is Marshal's long-time collaborator, producer/drummer/engineer Keith Leblanc. The two met at SugarHill Records and have worked together since.    They now have a new record, “The Chess Project,” featuring seasoned players and singers who reinterpret Chess gems from Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Memphis Slim, Little Walter, and Sonny Boy Williamson. The album is titled “New Moves.”    Keith, both an acoustic drummer and a pioneer in programming and playing drum machines and electronic loops, became known with his band Tackhead, who were successful in Europe, where Keith lived for a few years. His solo record, “No Sell Out,” is one of the first sample-based releases.    Keith kick-started his career at SugarHill Records and later Tommy Boy Records, two of the most successful labels in hip-hop and dance music.    In the '90s, Keith worked in the studio with producer Trevor Horn in the UK, programming, and playing drums with Annie Lennox, Tina Turner, and Seal's first album, among others.    Let's dive into this historical career with two pioneers in our industry and welcome Marshal & Keith to Drum Channel. Enjoy! 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Bert Dievert  | World is Gone Wrong  | Pony Blues  |  | Half Deaf Clatch  | Can't Do Right (For Doing Wrong)  | A Road Less Travelled | Chris O  | I Need Your Love so Bad (feat. Didi Van Fritz)  | Wailin' & Raggin' the Blues | Pinetop Perkins and Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith  | You'd Better Slow Down  | Joined At The Hip [Grammy winner 2011] | Charles -Cow Cow- Davenport  | Back in the Alley  | Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 1 | Josh White  | Live the Life  | The Elektra Years  |  | Fiona Boyes  | Mama's Sanctified Amp  | Fiona Boyes Box & Dice promo | Memphis Slim  | Two Of A Kind  | All Kinds Of Blues 1961 | Jake Leg Jug Band  | Mouthful o' Jam  | Live At The Audley Theatre [with chatter] | Andres Roots And Raul Terep  | Bullfrog Medley  | Trad.Alt.Blues  |  | Lightnin' Hopkins  | Easy On Your Heel  | Los Angeles Blues (1969) | Robert Johnson  | Ramblin' On My Mind  | The Complete Recordings;  The Centennial Collection | Mark Searcy  | Grapetown Rail  | Ground Zero  |  | Adam Franklin  | Can't Be Satisfied  | 112 Guildford Street  |  | Andy Cohen  | Seldom Seen Slim  | Road Be Kind  |  | Big Bill Broonzy  | Hollerin' Blues  | Four Classic Albums Plus - CD Two

National pet rock day. Entertainment from 1959. US revolution officially over, San Marino founded, Sweden driving laws. Todays birthdays - Alan Ladd, Memphis Slim, Mort Walker, Hank Thompson, Al Jardine, Don Brewer, Charlie Sheen, Jennifer Paige. Vince Lombardi died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard http://defleppard.com/I'm in love with my pet rock - Al BoltThe three bells - The Three BellsBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/Born with the blues - Memphis SlimIt don't hurt anymore - Hank ThompsonI get around - The Beach BoysWe're an American Band - Grand Funk RailroadCrush - Jennifer PaigeExit - It's not love - Dokken http://dokken.net/https://www.coolcasts.cooolmedia.com/show/history-factoids-about-today/

Tu garito subterráneo favorito abre puertas otro viernes de verano para ofrecerte una sesión quitapenas sin interrupciones. Cocinamos un menú de boppin’ rhythm and blues que te ayudará a desentumecer huesos y articulaciones. A disfrutar. (Foto del podcast; Slim Harpo) Playlist; (sintonía) IKE TURNER and THE KINGS OF RHYTHM “Potatoe mash” MEMPHIS SLIM “We’re gonna rock” FRANKIE LEE SIMS “Hey Little girl” COUSIN LEROY “I’m lonesome” HARMONICA FATS “Tore up” CHAMPION JACK DUPREE “Nasty boogie” JEANNIE BARNES “Can’t get you out of my mind” WILD JIMMY SPRUILL “Country boy” TOMMY LOUIS “I love you so” JAMES BROWN “Choonie-on-chon” EMMETT DAVIS “I’m talking about you baby” JOHN LEE HOOKER “No more doggin’” ETTA JAMES “Nobody loves you like me” LITTLE WALTER “Diggin’ my potatoes” JIMMY ANDERSON “I wanna boogie” WILLIE KING with IKE TURNER BAND “Peg leg woman” FRANKIE LEE SIMS “She likes to boogie real low” SLIM HARPO “Shake your hips” JAY SWAN “You don’t love me” ROSE MITCHELL “Baby please don’t go” BUNKER HILL “You can’t make me doubt my baby” LITTLE ESTHER “Hound dog” HAL PAGE and THE WHALERS “Thunderbird” SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON “Polly put your kettle” Escuchar audio

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Kansas City Blues Strummers  | String Band Blues  | A Richer Tradition - Country Blues & String Band Music, 1923 | Mississippi Fred McDowell & Hunter's Chapel Singers  | You Got To Move  | Amazing Grace  |  | Jimmy Yancey  | Jimmy's Stuff (Remastered)  | Yancey's Getaway  |  | Mean Mary  | Come Along  | Alone [ | Dik Banovich  | How Can A Poor Man  | Run to You  |  | Mississippi Fred McDowell  | 61 Highway  | Blues: The Essential Album | Hans Theessink  | Call Me | Jedermann Remixed | Blind Willie Johnson  | Lord, I Just Can't Keep From Crying  | The Complete Blind Willie Johnson (1 of 2) | Memphis Slim  | Cow Cow Blues  |   |  | Duke Robillard  | Jimmie's Texas Blues  | The Acoustic Blues & Roots Of Duke Robillard | Michael Messer  | Sunflower River  | Lucky Charms |  | Duster Bennett  | Take The Train Out In The Morning  | Shady Little Baby | Big Bill Broonzy  | See See Rider  | Four Classic Albums Plus - CD One | Buddy Moss  | My Baby Wont Pay Me No Mind  | Joy Rag  |   | 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Eric Demmer  | I'm A Guitar Player  | So Fine  |   |  | Greg Brice  | My Life  | Greg Brice  |  | Charlie Christian  | Down on Teddy's Hill,  Pagin' Dr. Christian  | Charlie Christian at Minton's | Sawmill Roots Orchestra  | Wagon Swing  | Sawmill Roots Orchestra | Tom Harpo Walker feat Dani Wild  | Ride on  | Bruised Heart Blues  |  | Mark Harrison  | Panic Attack  | On The Chicken Sandwich Train | King Biscuit Boys  | In My Time Of Dying  | Organic & Natural  |  | Memphis Slim  | Blue And Lonesome  | Deep South Piano Blues - Rockin The House | Jimmy Yancey  | Yancey Stomp  | Blues and Boogie  |  | Marie Knight  | Beams Of Heaven  | The Gospel Truth Live | Larkin Poe  | Crocodile Rock  | Kindred Spirits (2020) | Jerry Lee Lewis  | I Can Still Hear The Music In The Restroom  | A Whole Lotta... Jerry Lee Lewis (CD3) | Buddy Whittington and Jim Suhler  |  Ain't Got the Scratch  | Texas Scratch  |  | Rebecca Downes  | Terrorise  | The Space Between Us | CHICK WILLIS  | You Got The Devil In You  | Things I Used To Do  | 

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Tony Joe White  | Cool Town Woman  | Bad Mouthin' (2018) | Dylan Triplett  | She Felt Too Good  | Who Is He?  |  | KAZ HAWKINS  | Shake  | My Life and I  |  | Petri Matero Group  | Good Life  | Dead Weight  |  | Pete Rea  | When My Sun Refuse To Shine  | Zero Hour  |  | Lynsey Clayton  |Take My Hand  | Take My Hand  |  | Kirk Nelson and Jambalaya West  | That Ship Has Sailed  | Lagniappe  |  | Red Stick Ramblers  | Laisse Les Cajuns Danser  | Cajun  |   |  | Henri Herbert  | Guitar Boogie  | Boogie Till I Die  |  | Memphis Slim  | I Can Hear My Name A-Ringin  | Boogie After Midnight (Disk 2) | Lamar Nelson  | If I Couldn't Say A Word  | Sacred Steel Instrumentals | Bo Diddley  | Gunslinger (Avalon Ballroom, 1966) Remastered  | Modal Blues '66  |  | J. J. Cale  | Rock And Roll Records  | Anyway The Wind Blows - The Anthology | Anson Funderburgh & The Rockets  | Hold That Train, Conductor  | She Knocks Me Out!  |  | RL Burnside | Jumper Hanging Out On The Line  | Rl  Burnside | Victoria Spivey  | Jet  |  Spivey's Blues Parade

Lucero "Mom"Memphis Slim "Steady Rolling Blues"JD McPherson "You Must Have Met Little Caroline?"Gillian Welch "Down Along the Dixie Line"Eilen Jewell "Crooked River"Waylon Jennings "If You See Me Getting Smaller"Carla Thomas "I Take It To My Baby"boygenius "Not Strong Enough"Memphis Minnie "The Man I Love"Grateful Dead "Dark Hollow"Kitty Wells "Forever Young"Coleman Hawkins "At McKie's"Raphael Saadiq "Sure Hope You Mean It"Professor Longhair "Hey Little Girl"Jack Logan "All Grown Up"Jack Logan "I Brake For God"Steve Earle "Hometown Blues"Doc & Merle Watson "Worried Blues"Cat Power "Lived in Bars"R.E.M. "Belong"R.E.M. "Orange Crush"Marine Girls "A Place In The Sun"Tampa Red "I'm a Stranger Here"Lee Morgan "Most Like Lee"Glossary "Almsgiver"The Mountain Goats "Rat Queen"Shaver "The Earth Rolls On"Vic Chesnutt "And How"Jon Dee Graham & The Fighting Cocks "Beautifully Broken"Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit "White Man's World"Gillian Welch "Happy Mother's Day"Brown Bird "Fingers to the Bone"Bonnie Prince Billy "Easy Does It"Magnolia Electric Co. "Talk To Me Devil, Again"Magnolia Electric Co. "Memphis Moon"Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers "The Witch doctor"The Velvet Underground "I'm Waiting For The Man"Townes Van Zandt "Be Here to Love Me"Will Johnson "To the Shepard, to the Lion"Centro-Matic "If They Talk You Down"Willie Nelson "Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again

Barbara Dane has led a groundbreaking life. In the 1950s she became a popular blues singer and performed with many leading musicians of the time including Louis Armstrong, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, Memphis Slim, Lightnin' Hopkins and many others. She eventually largely dropped out of the commercial music world to focus on activism becoming involved in the civil rights movement as well as the GI resistance movement during the Vietnam War. She and her husband Irwin Silber started the record label called Paredon to release music from freedom struggles across the globe. Dane also released her own recordings on Paredon–one was titled, “I Hate the Capitalist System.” In 2018 Barbara Dane stopped by the Democracy Now studio to talk about her remarkable life and play a few songs. Smithsonian Folkways has just released a new retrospective titled, “Barbara Dane: Hot Jazz, Cool Blues and Hard-Hitting Songs.”

Barbara Dane has led a groundbreaking life. In the 1950s she became a popular blues singer and performed with many leading musicians of the time including Louis Armstrong, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, Memphis Slim, Lightnin' Hopkins and many others. She eventually largely dropped out of the commercial music world to focus on activism becoming involved in the civil rights movement as well as the GI resistance movement during the Vietnam War. She and her husband Irwin Silber started the record label called Paredon to release music from freedom struggles across the globe. Dane also released her own recordings on Paredon–one was titled, “I Hate the Capitalist System.” In 2018 Barbara Dane stopped by the Democracy Now studio to talk about her remarkable life and play a few songs. Smithsonian Folkways has just released a new retrospective titled, “Barbara Dane: Hot Jazz, Cool Blues and Hard-Hitting Songs.”

Today's show features music performed by Muddy Waters and Memphis Slim

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Lightnin' Hopkins  | Baby Please Lend Me Your Love  | In The Key Of Lightnin | John Hammond  | Motherless Willie Johnson  | Mirrors  | Willie ''61'' Blackwell  | Rampaw Street Blues  | When The Levee Breaks, Mississippi Blues (Rare Cuts CD A)  | 2007 JSP Records | Doc Watson & Rec Live Newport Folk Fest 1963/4  | Blue Ridge Mountain Blues  | The Essential Doc Watson | Gary Fletcher  | Fall From Grace Blues  | In Solitary  |  | Andres Roots And Raul Terep  | Greengrass Stomp  | Trad.Alt.Blues  |  | Memphis Slim  | Letter Home  | 1961 - All Kinds Of Blues | Jo Ann Kelly  | Boyfriend Blues  | Black Rat Swing Disc 1 | Lonnie Johnson  | Four Hands Are Better Than Two  | Jazz Legends  |  | Jimmy 'Duck' Holmes  | Cool Water  | Get Old Someday  |  | Buddy Guy  | First Time I Met The Blues Live  | Acoustic Blues Kings and Queens, Vol. 1 | Pink Anderson  | I'm Going To Walk Through The Streets Of The City  | Blues Legend  |  | Seasick Steve  | Started Out With Nothing  | I Started Out With Nothing And I've Still Got Most Of It Left | Andres Roots & Aneeli Kadadkas  | Buiild Me A Statue  | FiESTa!  |   |  | Bert Deivert & Copperhead Run  | My Baby's Gone (Rachel)  | Blood In My Eyes For You | Blind Willie McTell  | Pal Of Mine (Remastered 2018)  | Last Session - Remastered  | Prestige/Bluesville Records

Two Cow Garage "The Heart and the Crown"Richard Swift "Broken Finger Blues"JD McPherson "Just Around The Corner"Kitty Wells "Guilty Street"Adia Victoria "Devil Is A Lie"Blue Mountain "Bloody 98"Fats Domino "When I Was Young"Memphis Slim "We're Gonna Rock"Wilco "Falling Apart (Right Now)"Elvis Costello & the Roots "Sugar Won't Work"Eilen Jewell "Back to Dallas"Rick Danko "What A Town"Eddie Hinton "Brand New Man"Hot Water Music "Trusty Chords"Joan Shelley "Over and Even"Superchunk "Endless Summer"Joseph "Come On Up To The House"LaVern Baker "Bumble Bee"Little Brother Montgomery "Michigan Water Blues"Bob Dylan "Precious Angel"Labi Siffre "I Got The..."Kendrick Lamar "Auntie Diaries"Hank Crawford "Sister Sadie"Arthur Gunter "Baby Let´s Play House"The 40 Acre Mule "16 Days"Old 97's "Rollerskate Skinny"Nina Simone "Do I Move You?"Koko Taylor "I'd Rather Go Blind"Jack White "If I Die Tomorrow"Drive-By Truckers "Forged In Hell And Heaven Sent"R.E.M. "Swan Swan H"Cory Branan "Imogene"Sister O.M. Terrell "Life Is a Problem"Jkutchma & the Five Fifths "Sundown, Usa"Carl Perkins "Poor Boy Blues"Blue Lu Barker "I'll Give You Some Tomorrow"John Prine "Sweet Revenge"Buddy Guy "Outskirst of Town"Junior Walker & The All Stars "Way Back Home"Wynonie Harris "Mr Blues Is Coming To Town"Billie Holiday Orchestra "Summertime"Lucero "That Much Further West"

Intro Song –  Kenny “Beedy Eyes” Smith with Mississippi Heat, “What Cha Say?”, Warning Shot First Set - 
 Dave Weld & The Imperial Flames, “Don't Ever Change Your Ways”, Nightwalk
 James Wheeler, “Ready!”, Ready!
 Big Joe Williams, “Jump, Baby - Jump!”, nine string guitar blues 

Second Set – Junior Wells, “Juke”, live at Theresa'a 1975 Memphis Slim and his House Rocker featuring Matt “Guitar” Murphy, “Cool Down Baby”, The Come Back 
Mike Wheeler, “Self Made Man”, Self Made Man

 Third Set – WIB
 Demetria Taylor, “Bad Girl”, Bad Girl
 Grana Louise, “Big Dick, M'isipi”, Gettin' Kinda Rough!
 Sharon Lewis and Texas Fire, “The Real Deal”, Grown Ass Woman
 Zora Young, “Livin' In The USA”, Learned My Lesson 
Fourth Set – Otis Rush, “It Takes Time”, All Your Love I Miss Loving-Live At The Wise Fools Pub, Chicago
 T-Bone Walker, “I Hate To See You Go”, I Want A Little Girl
 Jimmy Burns, “Shake Your Boogie”, Leaving Here Walking


“El blues no es simplemente una secuencia de acordes de doce compases, es un estado mental y todo cabe dentro de él”. Esto decía Graham Foster, el guitarrista británico afincado en España en una reciente entrevista. Y así es, el blues nos abre los ojos y nos hace ver la realidad de las cosas de la vida, es la queja interior que nos pone en movimiento, que nos hace ponernos en marcha. La temporada pasada habíamos iniciado una “mini” serie dedicada al blues y hoy vamos a continuar con ella. Desfilarán por nuestro programa los mejores clásicos del género y la esencia de una música inmortal. Vamos a empezar con Elmor James, un guitarrista de blues nacido en el condado de Holmes, Missisipi, el 27 de enero de 1918. Su estilo contundente y apasionado se distinguía por el sonido característico del slide blues, del que podríamos considerar inventor, y que podemos apreciar en canciones como este The sky is crying Vamos a seguir nuestra andadura con otro de los grandes, un tipo al que ya hemos escuchado en programas anteriores y que, precisamente, anduvo con Elmor James durante algunos años. Se trata de Sonny Boy Williamson, poeta, músico, cantante y compositor, nacido, como no, en el estado de Misisipi en 1897. Nuestro amigo conoció la fama en vida y se codeó con lo mejorcito del momento. Se traslado a Inglaterra a comienzo de los años sesenta y tocó con gente como The Animals y Jimmy Page. Esto es su Ninety nine. Nuestro siguiente invitado, viejo conocido de la casa, es Little Walter, el fabuloso interprete de armónica cuya revolucionaria manera de tocar influyó en generaciones de músicos y que, además, la valieron comparaciones con artistas tan importantes como Django Reinghardt, Charlie Parker o Jimi Hendrix. Tal fue su virtuosismo que fue incluido en el Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll en 2008 siendo el primer artista incluido en la categoría de armonicista y, de momento, el último. Juzgarlo vosotros sino en este Juke. John Len Chatman, de nombre artístico Memphis Slim, vio la luz, que cosas, en Menphis, Tennessee en 1915 y es un reconocido pianista, cantante y compositor de blues que lideró un buen número de bandas que cultivaron el popular jump blues, un subgénero del blues que surgió a finales de la década de 1930 en los EEUU. En aquella época, el sonido del blues se fué “urbanizando” en una mezcla de blues clásico con letras humorísticas y ritmos heredados del boogie-woogie. Memphis Slim y su Forty foour blues Otis Rush nació en Filadelfia en abril de 1935 y fue un cantante y guitarrista de blues. Su sonido era lento, ardiente y con un característico glissando, ya sabéis, esa forma especial de arrastrar los dedos de la mano izquierda por el mástil de la guitarra. A Rush le encantaba tocar en directo, desde pequeños clubes en el West Side de Chicago (donde por cierto le conoció Eric Clapton y desde entonces lo consideró como su Dios particuar) hasta locales con entradas agotadas en Europa o Japón. Rush fue incluido en el salón de la fama de la Fundación Blues en 1984 y ganó un Grammy a la mejor grabación de blues tradicional en 1999. Este es su So many roads, so many trans. Nuestro siguiente invitado es Howlin Wolf, el lobo aullador, un gigantón de dos metros de altura y 140 kgs. de peso, hijo de unos cultivadores de algodón y granjero en su juventud que llegó a instalarse entre los principales artistas de blues eléctrico. De él se dijo que “nadie puede igualar a Howin Wolf en su singular capacidad para el blues”. Es curioso que, teniendo en cuenta sus orígenes clásicos, el rock psicodélico de los sesenta, tuviera en Wolf a uno de sus máximos inspiradores. De hecho, el mismísimo Jimi Hendrix comenzó su actuación en el mítico festival de Monterrey en 1967 con una frenética versión de un clásico de Howlin Wolf. Vamos a escuchar al Lobo en Smokestach lightnin. El cantante y pianista Ray Charles grabó entre 2003 y 2004 un disco de duetos, que resultó póstumo, ya que el artista falleció a los 73 años, unos meses antes de su edición. Geniu Loves compay se puso en marcha en junio de 2003 cuando Van Morrison le hizo subir a un escenario neoyorquino para interpretar juntos un tema de Morrison. El dúo le gustó tanto que al mes siguiente, se reunió en un estudio con B.B. King. El guitarrista recordaba a un Ray meditabundo que le dijo “Sabe B.B., si hubiéramos sabido que íbamos a vivir tanto, seguro que no habríamos hecho tantas barbaridades con nuestros cuerpos”. Al poco tiempo su salud empeoró y se dedicó en exclusiva al proyecto de duetos, abandonando todas las giras. Y lo cierto es que ninguno de los invitados quiso perderse la ocasión, sabían que era ahora o nunca. Este es el corte que grabó con B.B. King, Sinner’s prayer. William James “Willie” Dixon fue un bajista, cantante, compositor, productor discográfico y… boxeador. Como instrumentista destacó con el contrabajo y, como para corroborar la vieja discusión del origen de rock and roll en el blues, Willie colaboró en numerosas ocasiones en las grabaciones de Chuck Berry. No fue un tipo fácil, tuvo problemas con la justicia en su juventud por lo que tuvo que salir pitando para Chicago. Se negó a alistarse en el ejército durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial por lo que fue encarcelado durante diez meses. El mismo estaba orgullosísimo de conocerse. Dijo: “Yo soy el blues” viniéndose arriba. Bueno, lo cierto es que, a pesar de la fanfarronada, sí es cierto que Dixon fue una de las personas más influyentes en este género musical, principalmente debido a la gran cantidad de composiciones originales, actuaciones en directo, grabaciones y trabajos de producción que realizó. Trabajos como este Pain in my herart. Otro músico que protagonizó la transición del blues al rock and roll fue Bo Diddley. Su estilo personal ha influido y sigue influyendo de tal modo que según pasa el tiempo su figura se agranda en el panorama de la música rock. Por otro lado, su fama no fue premiada en el aspecto económico como cabría haber esperado. La crudeza de su estilo le cerró las puertas a ventas millonarias, puertas que, paradójicamente, sí se abrirían de par en par para muchos músicos y bandas en los que influyó. Hombre de profundas creencias religiosas, vivió siempre bajo la influencia de la Biblia y una filosofía en la que todos los seres humanos eran como hermanos y hermanas independientemente del color de su piel. Mona, uno de sus muchos éxitos. Todos hemos escuchado versiones de este blues: Eric Clapton, The Blues Brothers, Bonnie Raitt y un larguísimo etcétera. Hoy escucharemos el original, la versión mítica del no menos mítico Robert Johnson. Por supuesto, estamos hablando de Sweet home Chicago. Al parecer, Johnson pretendía que la canción fuera una descripción metafórica de un paraíso imaginario en el que se mezclaran lo mejor del norte y el sur de los EEUU, lejos del racismo y la pobreza característica del Delta del Mississippi en aquel lejano 1936. Por otro lado, la autoría de la canción siempre se le ha atribuido a Johnson pero, según otros historiadores, ésta podría ser el resultado de la mezcla de varios viejos blues de origen desconocido. Sea como fuese, esto es Sweet home Chicago. Buddy Guy, nacido el 30 de julio de 1936, es un guitarrista y cantante, exponente del blues de Chicago que ha influido en generaciones de guitarristas como Clapton, Hendrix, Page, Richards, Ray Vaughan y tantos otros. Como hemos dicho, la música de Guy se etiqueta como blues de Chicago, pero su estilo es único y personal. Su música puede variar desde el blues más tradicional y profundo hasta una mezcolanza creativa, impredecible y radical del blues, rock, soul y free jazz y que, además, puede cambiar en cada actuación. Y si no, oigamos este Goin’ down slow con un regusto innegable de soul. Y nada más por hoy. Le hemos dado un buen repaso al blues más clásico con grabaciones que nos pueden sonar un poco rancias que son la esencia de todo lo que vendría después. Cualquier género posterior al blues, le debe algo. Gracias por vuestra atención y, si os parece, nos seguimos escuchando aquí, en Sienteloconoido.caster.fm. Y como siempre, os deseo una muy ¡¡¡Buenas vibraciones!!!

The new mix under the name In A Quiet Place is music that brings calm and emotions to our ears and hearts. PLAYLIST 1- Viagem - MARCOS VALLE 2- Cycle - JOAN SHELLEY 3- I guess I'm a fool - MEMPHIS SLIM & THE HOUSE ROCKERS 4- 900 Miles - DION 5- Johnny be gay if you can be - TERRY CALLIER 6- Zamba corta - JUANA MOLINA 7- Buscandonos - ELIA Y ELIZABETH 8- Take or leave it - EVIE SANDS 8- Before we begin - BROADCAST 9- Lucid - KELLY LEE OWENS 10- Soqinomai bayot - SEVARA NAZARKHAN 11- Beyna L'Ejwan - NASS MARRAKECH, OMAR SOSA & JORGE PARDO 12- When the poets dreamed of Angels - DAVID SYLVIAN 13- Inevitable - LA NEGRA 14- Luna Rossa - PIETRA MONTECORVINO 15- We could be flying - JACKIE & ROY

Tonya Dyson joins Eric Barnes on The Sidebar.

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Tinsley Ellis And The Heartfixers  | Walkin' Thru The Park  | Landslide Records 40th Anniversary  CD 1 | Tommy Emanuel  | The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roa  | Tommy Emmanuel  |  | Charlie Musselwhite  | Silent Night  | Alligator Christmas  | Alligator Christmas | Little G Weevil  | Going Back South  | Live Acoustic Session | Tom Rodwell  | Keep on Knockin'  | Wood & Waste  |  | Erja Lyytinen  | Silent Night  | Additions December 2021 | Scott Joplin  | Pine Apple Rag  | Piano Rags  |  | Robert Hokum  | For Absent Friends  | Songs of Isolation  |  | Marvin Sease  | Funky Christmas  | Christmas Stuff  |  | Sterling Koch  | Merry Christmas Baby  | A Steel Guitar Christmas (2013) | Little Richard  | Shake A Hand  | Little Richard Goes Gospel | Mahalia Jackson  | Mary's Little Boy Child  | Complete Mahalia Jackson: Vol 7 1956 | Keb' Mo'  | Santa Claus Blues  | Moonlight Mistletoe and You | Charlie Musselwhite  | Silent Night  | Alligator Christmas  | Alligator Christmas | SuBourbon Blues Project  | When Was The Last Time  | Where Concrete Meets The Grass | Billy Price  | Christmas Comes But Once A Year  | A Gulf Coast Christmas | Dion  | If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll feat. Eric Clapton  | Stomping Ground  |  | Alan Freed  | Easy Rock  | The Great Pretender | Muddy Waters  | The Blues Had a Baby   | Hard Again (1977)  | Sony (1977) | Art Gunn  | Boogie Woogie Blues  | Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol 4 1948 | Memphis Slim  | Midnight Jump  | Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol 4 1948 | Clifton Chenier  | It's Christmas Time -  | Arhoolie Records Christmas Time Blues | Kat Riggins  | It Ain't Christmas  | A Gulf Coast Christmas | Bad Bob Bates  | Come Home For Christmas  | Come Home For Christmas | Austin Blues Revue  | Silent Night  | An Austin Blue Christmas | Michele D'Amour & The Love Dealers & Christmas In Blue  | Naughty List  | 2020 Blind Raccoon Holiday Sampler MP3 | Robert Nighthawk  | Merry Christmas  | Blues Southside Chicago | Keb' Mo'  | Santa Claus Blues  | Moonlight Mistletoe and You | Lawrence Lebo  | I'm Your Christmas Present Baby (Vol 2) [THE BEST OF DON'T CALL  | The Best Of Don't Call Her Larry: Blues Mix

Je ne vous apprends rien en vous disant que la technologie évolue et que nos critères de consommation deviennent de plus en plus exigeants. Qui regarde encore des films en VHS quand il peut les visionner dans la haute définition la plus récente ? Concernant les catalogues musicaux, il y'a une opération qui s'appelle le remastering qui consiste à restaurer les anciens enregistrements avec des techniques elles même en évolution constante. Depuis l'invention du marteau, bien pratique pour enfoncer les clous, mais douloureux quand on se tape sur les doigts, on devrait savoir que toute innovation comporte en elle-même le meilleur comme le pire. Coton tige cette semaine dans Bon Temps Rouler…       Playlist :   But That's Alright - Remastered - King Curtis - Birth of the Blues (Remastered)   God Don't Never Change - Remastered - Blind Willie Johnson - Over the Top Blues Masterpieces (Remastered)   How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) - 2019 Remaster - James Taylor - James Taylor's Greatest Hits (2019 Remaster)   Rollin' & Tumblin' - Remastered - Bonnie Raitt - Rainbow Room Blues (Philly LIVE Broadcast '72 Remastered)   Going to Copenhagen - Champion Jack Dupree - The Best Of The Blues (HD Remastered)   Heart of Gold - (Single Version) [Remastered] - Bettye LaVette - Rhythm & Blues Classics   Reconsider Baby - Remastered - Lowell Fulson - The King of Blues (Remastered)   Act Naturally - Remastered - Loretta Lynn - Colour of the Blues (Remastered)   Fattening Frogs for Snakes - Remastered - Sonny Boy Williamson II - The King of Blues (Remastered)   Breaking Up Somebody's Home - Albert King - I'll Play The Blues For You [Stax Remasters]   See You Later Alligator - Remastered - Bobby Charles - Anthology: His Early Hits (Remastered)   Where You There - Remastered - The Soul Stirrers - Jesus Gave Me Water (Remastered)   V-8 Ford Blues - Remastered - Mose Allison - V-8 Ford Blues (Remastered)   Starting All Over Again - Clarence Carter - Greatest Hits (Digitally Remastered)   Peter Gunn - Remastered - Henry Mancini - Remastered Hits   Titres pour les abonnés Premium : Parchman Farm - Johnny Winter - About Blues (Digitally Remastered) Stop Breaking Down - Forest City Joe - Best of Blues Vol. 8: Forrest City Joe (Collection Gerard Herzhaft - Remastered) He'll Have to Go - Solomon Burke - Rock 'N' Soul (Hd Remastered) 44 Blues - Remastered - Willie Dixon & Memphis Slim - 44 Blues (Remastered) Key to the Highway - Memphis Slim - All That Jazz, Vol. 52: Memphis Slim ? "Bad Luck & Troubles" (An Album Dedicated to All Born with the Blues) [Remastered 2015] Folk Blues: Bill Bailey - Big Bill Broonzy - Four Classic Albums Plus (Big Bill?s Blues / Big Bill Broonzy Sings The Blues / Folk Blues / The Blues) (Digitally Remastered) Sweet Home Chicago - Roosevelt Sykes - Best of Blues Vol. 9: Sweet Home Chicago (Collection Gerard Herzhaft - Remastered)  Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dilluns, tornem a la càrrega, tornem amb el Blues més visceral, carregat de sentiment, feeling, sang i fetge. Avui tenim una visita inesperada però, desitjada. Mr. John Chatman ens visitarà, més conegut com Memphis Slim. Everyday I have the Blues my friend but Every Monday night too!!!!! The post Blues Barrelhouse 29/11/2021 first appeared on Ripollet Ràdio.

 | Jessie Lee & The Alchemists  | Let It Shine  | Let it Shine  |  | Cathy Ponton King  | Tattoo On My Heart  | The Crux  | Codimac Music | Elias Bernet Band  | Monkey Juice  | Better Off With The Blues | Doyle Bramhall with Jimmie Vaughan  | Take Your Time Son  | The Jimmy Vaughan Story | Eric Gales  | Put That Back  | Crown  |   |  | Micke Bjorklof  | It's Been So Long  | Whole Nutha Thang  |  | Memphis Slim  | How Long Blues (Carr) [from Chicago Bluesmasters Vol 1]  | Memphis Slim and the Honky-Tonk Sound  | Lightnin' Hopkins  | You Treat Po Lightnin' Wrong  | Get Off My Toe  |  | Diane Durrett & Soul Suga  | Put A Lid On It  | Put A Lid On It  |  | Lady A  | Miss Beula Mae  | Satisfyin'   |  | The Pilgrim Harmonizers  | Witness There Too  | Bea & Baby Records Definitive Collection CD4  | Bessie Jones & with the Georgia Sea Island Singers  | Take Me to the Water  | Get In Union  | Alan Lomax Archives/Association For Cultural Equity | Lowell Fulson with Jeff Dale  | Do You Feel It (Instrumental)  | Lowell Fulson Live  |  | ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis  | Lowdown Dirty Blues  | Low Down Dirty Blues | Tony Holiday  | Recipe For Love Featuring Bobby Rush  | Porch Sessions Vol2  |  | Memphissippi Sounds  | Saturday Morning  | Memphissippi  |  | Jackie Brenston  | Rocket 88  | Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol 7 1951 | Mike Zito & Friends  | Reelin' And Rockin'  | Rock 'N' Roll; A Tribute To Chuck Berry | Joe Nolan  | Mountain  | Joe Nolan - Scrapper | Zac Harmon  | Ashes To The Wind  | Long As I Got My Guitar  | Catfood Records | Ilana Katz Katz  | Woman, Play the Blues  | In My Mind  |  | Wentus Blues Band  | My Home  | From The Barrell  |  | Samantha Fish  | Imaginary War  | Faster  |   |  | Clare Free  | I'll Never Love Again  | Single  |   |  | Dave Specter  | Got to Find A Way  | Six String Soul~30 Years on Delmark Disk2 | Memphissippi Sounds  | Crossroads  | Memphissippi  | 

La vedette de ce nouvel épisode est née au cours du XIX ème siècle dans le delta du Mississippi avant de subir un lifting électrique quelques décennies plus tard à Chicago où ses protagonistes fuyant la ségrégation du sud étaient venus chercher du boulot.  La ville a vu naître des légendes lui donnant ses lettres de noblesse, vous l'aurez reconnu, le blues va être à l'honneur des ces deux heures de podcast et pour en parler je n'ai pas eu à aller digger très loin puisqu'il se trouve que l'un des plus importants promoteurs de cette musique en Europe habite à quelques centaines de mètres de chez moi à vol d'oiseau dans l'agglomération de Montpellier, son nom Didier Tricard. Cet originaire de Pau fut le road manager de John Lee Hooker, Luther Allison, Muddy Waters, B-B king, Chuck Berry, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Ike Turner et bien d'autres, et non content d'organiser des concerts partout dans le pays et sur le continent pour ces grands noms, il fit également enregistrer en studio certains d'entre eux pour des disques sortis sur son propre label Isabel Records.  Son activisme passionné fut récompensé en 2011, année où il reçut des mains de Bruce Iglauer (Alligator Records) le Keeping The Blues Award dans la catégorie "Promoter". Aujourd'hui retraité, c'est son fils Guillaume qui a repris l'activité familiale de tourneur avec sa structure Boom Boom Productions. Tous les deux étaient présents lors de ma perquisition discale riche en anecdotes et en 33 tours mémorables.

Elijah Wald and Preston Lauterbach interview Jim O'Neal, founding editor of Living Blues magazine and the research director of the Mississippi Blues Trail. Jim tells of crossing paths with Robert Johnson's memory during his long career as a journalist in Chicago and Mississippi. He shares audio of a 1980 interview with a musician named James Banister who volunteered some fascinating information touching on the subject of Robert Johnson's unrecorded repertoire while offering the strangest rumor ever recorded about the cause of Johnson's death. Jim also shares audio of the great piano player Memphis Slim who weighs in on Johnson's taste in women in a 1975 interview, not long after Slim's return to the U.S. from Paris.

Today's show features music performed by Muddy Waters and Memphis Slim

Southern feel, soul, rhythm and blues, country, rock & roll, greasy honky tonks; these things come to mind when thinking about Grammy-award winning keyboardist, Billy Earheart. He grew up in Tullahoma, Tennessee (an hour south of Nashville), and from there went to Muscle Shoals, Knoxville, Memphis, Nashville and currently in North Mississippi, playing with an impressive list of artists along the way.Billy is also an original member  with the Amazing Rhythm Aces, (46 years),and also has played with; Bocephus Hank Williams Jr(21 years), Al Green, B.B. King, Memphis Slim, Waylon Jennings, Eddie Hinton, Billy F.Gibbons, Reggie Young, Phineas Newborn, Earl Gaines, Roscoe Shelton, Little Larry LaDon, Jimmy Church, Fred Sanders, Kid Rock, Dickie Betts, Ace Cannon, Gatemouth Brown, Willie Cobbs, Kris Kristofferson, Sammy Hagar, Jimmy Buffet, Glen Frey, Rufus Thomas, Leslie West ,Otis Clay, Homesick James , Delbert McClinton, Bobby Rush, Eric Gales, Mark “Muleman” Massey, Kingfish(Christone Ingram), Sunnyland Slim, Watermelon Slim ,Johnny Woods, Tommy Talton, David Hood, Barry Beckett, Roger Hawkins, Jimmy Johnson (Muscle Shoals Swampers),Rev.John Wilkins, Big Jack Johnson , Rodney Crowell, Jamey Johnson, Warren Haynes, Robert Bilbo Walker, Vassar Clements, Teenie Hodges, James Burton, Alan Jackson, Fred Ford, Garry Burnside , DuWayne Burnside, Cedric Burnside,  Dave and Robert Kimbrough, Johnny Jones, Charles Wigg Walker, The Decoys, Travis Wammack, Spooner Oldham, Roland Janes, Jimmy Hall & Wet Willie, Merle Kilgore, Jumpin Gene Simmons, Fingers Taylor, Ray Benson  and more…                                                                                                                                                                           Billy is plays a Roland 88 key digital PF-50 model piano and a; Hammond XK-3c organ Proud to be a Hammond endorsee.Billy started with a Farfisa Compact in 1966. He moved to a Hammond M-2 and the big Hammond C-3 (1959 model). When he played with the Amazing Rhythm Aces in the '70s he played the Hammond C-3 as well as a six-foot Yamaha grand piano, and Wurlitzer electric piano. Billy also has a 50's Wurlitzer electric piano 120, and 2 vintage accordions, and three Leslies, along with two old upright pianos and a pump organ.Musical Highpoints and AwardsBilly won several award with the Amazing Rhythm Aces. The group was nominated for a Grammy for "Best New Artist" in 1975. They won the Grammy for Country Group in 1976 for their recording of "The End Is Not In Sight." That same year, they won the Cash Box Award for "Best Progressive Group." Other honors with the Aces include several ASCAP awards, as well as receiving the "Key to the City of Memphis" in 1976. The Aces also won a gold record for "Goin South," a double CD compilation of Southern music.One of Billy's special honors was the proclamation by Shelby County Mayor William Morris of June 28, 1985 as "Billy Earheart Day" in Memphis, Tennessee!The awards continued with Billy's association with Bocephus. The CMA presented Hank Williams, Jr. and The Bama Band with two video awards: for "My Name is Bocephus" in 1986, and for "Young Country" in 1987. 1989 brought an Emmy for the Rowdy Friends Theme from "Monday Night Football." And in 1989, the documentary and live video featuring Hank Jr. and the band, "Full Access" was certified platinum. Billy also played on the gold records Hank Live, Wild Streak, Greatest hits 3,and America the way I see it. 

#195-191Intro/Outro: Pour Some Sugar on Me by Def Leppard195. Stayin' Alive by Bee Gees194. Break on Through (To the Other Side) by The Doors (3)193. Welcome to New York by Taylor Swift (4)192. Mother Earth by Gov't Mule191. Tumbling Dice by The Rolling Stones (4)Balderdash alertBonus excerpt: Mother Earth by Memphis Slim

Show 133 – Recorded 6-5-21 – This podcast features 12 outstanding blues artists and 12 great performances to enjoy. These songs were recorded in 1963 and 1964. Our featured artists are: Memphis Slim, Sonny Boy Williamson 2, Lightnin Hopkins, Sleepy John Estes, John Henry Barbee, Howlin Wolf, Big Joe Williams, Victoria Spivey, Lonnie Johnson, Otis […]

Show 133 – Recorded 6-5-21 – This podcast features 12 outstanding blues artists and 12 great performances to enjoy. These songs were recorded in 1963 and 1964. Our featured artists are: Memphis Slim, Sonny Boy Williamson 2, Lightnin Hopkins, Sleepy John Estes, John Henry Barbee, Howlin Wolf, Big Joe Williams, Victoria Spivey, Lonnie Johnson, Otis Spann, Muddy Waters. Please enjoy.

El viernes oímos un disco producido por Paul Oliver en el sello Storyville de Copenhague con guitarristas de blues. Llegó a España en 1973 a través de Discophon. Oliver produjo un segundo elepé, el mismo año, con más variedad instrumental y con grabaciones realizadas desde 1960. También lo publicó Discophon en serie barata en 1973. V.A. ‎– THE BEST OF THE BLUES Storyville, Dinamarca 1966. Discophon, España‎ – 1973 Lista de Títulos A1 –Big Bill Broonzy - Diggin´ My Potatoes 3:15 A2 –Speckled Red - Uncle Sam´s Blues 3:10 A3 –Memphis Slim - Bertha May 5:25 A4 –Champion Jack Dupree - Christina Blues 3:17 A5 –Big Joe Williams - Vitamin A Blues 2:30 A6 –Lonnie Johnson - Don´t Cry Baby (nana infantil) 2:15 B1 –Roosevelt Sykes - The Way I Feel 3:35 B2 –Sleepy John Estes - City Hall Blues 4:50 B3 –John Henry Barbee - Early In The Morning 3:18 B4 –Sunnyland Slim - One Room Country Shack 3:07 B5 –Sonny Boy Williamson & Memphis Slim con Matt Murphy - Copenhagen Woman 3:40 B6 –Otis Spann - Boots And Shoes 3:10 Escuchar audio

El viernes oímos un disco producido por Paul Oliver en el sello Storyville de Copenhague con guitarristas de blues. Llegó a España en 1973 a través de Discophon. Oliver produjo un segundo elepé, el mismo año, con más variedad instrumental y con grabaciones realizadas desde 1960. También lo publicó Discophon en serie barata en 1973. V.A. ‎– THE BEST OF THE BLUES Storyville, Dinamarca 1966. Discophon, España‎ – 1973 Lista de Títulos A1 –Big Bill Broonzy - Diggin´ My Potatoes 3:15 A2 –Speckled Red - Uncle Sam´s Blues 3:10 A3 –Memphis Slim - Bertha May 5:25 A4 –Champion Jack Dupree - Christina Blues 3:17 A5 –Big Joe Williams - Vitamin A Blues 2:30 A6 –Lonnie Johnson - Don´t Cry Baby (nana infantil) 2:15 B1 –Roosevelt Sykes - The Way I Feel 3:35 B2 –Sleepy John Estes - City Hall Blues 4:50 B3 –John Henry Barbee - Early In The Morning 3:18 B4 –Sunnyland Slim - One Room Country Shack 3:07 B5 –Sonny Boy Williamson & Memphis Slim con Matt Murphy - Copenhagen Woman 3:40 B6 –Otis Spann - Boots And Shoes 3:10 Escuchar audio

Drive-By Truckers "Mercy Buckets"Eddie Hinton "Shoot the Moon"Gillian Welch "Look at Miss Ohio"Tracy Chapman "Talkin' Bout A Revolution"Memphis Slim "Memphis In London"Blossom Dearie "'Deed I Do"Big Mama Thornton "Sweet Little Angel / 3 O'Clock in the Mornin'"Big Joe Turner "Twenty Nine Ways"Eilen Jewell "Heartache Boulevard"Lucero "When You're Gone"Bobbie Gentry "Ode to Billie Joe"Etta James "Tell Mama"Valerie June "Call Me A Fool"Lucero "A Dangerous Thing"Bob Dylan "Dear Landlord"The Replacements "Bastards of Young"Dolly Parton "Why, Why, Why"The Hold Steady "Family Farm"Alvin Youngblood Hart "Big Mama's Door"Alvin Youngblood Hart "Treat Her Like A Lady"Grateful Dead "Candyman"Aimee Mann "Goose Snow Cone"Nina Simone "Sinnerman"Kid Thomas "In the Sweet Bye and Bye"Otis Gibbs "Joe Hill's Ashes"Slobberbone "Little Sister"American Aquarium "PBR Promenade"Son Volt "Tear Stained Eye"Waxahatchee "Can’t Do Much"Two Cow Garage "Jackson, Don't You Worry"Skip Drake "Wrapped Around Your Finger"Erykah Badu "...& On"Counting Crows "Mrs. Potters Lullaby"Wilco "Passenger Side"Solomon Burke "That’s How I Got To Memphis"Soul Revival "Do What You Gotta Do"Wanda Jackson "Thunder on the Mountain"Chris Knight "House and 90 Acres"Old 97's "Big Brown Eyes"Steve Earle "Another Town"

في الموسم الثاني من البودكاست نبتدي مشوار حلقاتنا عن "قصص من الواقع والناس" مع ضيفنا عدنان العبار، وحديثه عن #القراءة، كيف بدأت مسيرته معها، وهل بامكانها ان تغيّر نظرتك للعالم وتساعدك في تجاوز الكثير من العقبات؟Song: Freedom by Memphis Slim

Few performers in American music have toiled for so many years before earning widespread acclaim and respect as Bobby Rush. Rolling Stone dubbed Rush King of the Chitlin' Circuit. Martin Scorsese featured him in his 2003 documentary The Blues. In 2006 he was named to the Blues Hall of Fame, and in 2015, he was named BB King Entertainer of the Year, one week before King himself, a close friend of Rush, passed away. But Bobby Rush is not coasting. He's plays between 100 and 200 dates a year with a big band, and he's recently signed the most significant record deal of his life. Rounder Records, a label with a long history of backing authentic folk and blues artists, has released Porcupine Meat. As the title implies, it's as rural and down-home and true to himself as anything he's ever done. In this hour, Bobby Rush speaks about his passion for performing, his farewell to BB King and about the long, arduous journey from his youth in Pine Bluff AR to Chicago and to his years touring the Deep South as a regional favorite. Then toward the end of the show, our time machine audio segment steps back another generation in the blues, with tape of Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Slim and Sonny Boy Williamson telling Alan Lomax what it was REALLY like to launch a music career in the 1920s and 30s in the segregated south.