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T字路s 最新作「これさえあれば」2013年6月19日(水)発売 GLCD-0033 ¥1,575(税込)映像がエエ感じ^^
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2010年5月に結成。伊東妙子(Gu / DIESEL ANN)、篠田智仁(Bass / COOLWISE MAN) によるギ ターヴォーカル、ベースのデュオ。2010年9月自主制作による1ST CD「T字路s」 を発表。 2011年7月FUJIROCK FESTIVAL'11苗場食堂に出演。 2012年2月2ndミニアルバム「マヅメドキ」を発表。全国津々浦々ライブハウスはもちろんカフェ、バー 、映画館、居酒屋、etc人の集うあらゆる場所で年間80本以上のライブを行う。ロックンロール、フォ ーク&ブルース、アンダーグラウンド、激情を歌うイトウタエコの声、DEAD or ALIVEな世界観は現代 のブルースと評され全国各地に熱烈な支持者が急増している。
01- "Call Me the Breeze" 00:00フル・アルバムです。
02- "Call the Doctor" 02:47
03- "Don't Go to Strangers" 05:13
04- "Woman I Love" 07:39
05- "Magnolia" 10:19
06- "Clyde" 13:42
07- "Crazy Mama" 16:16
08- "Nowhere to Run" 18:47
09- "After Midnight" 21:15
10- "River Runs Deep" 23:37
11- "Bringing It Back" 26:20
12- "Crying Eyes" 29:06
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From the Blind Willie Johnson And The Guitar Evangelists: Disc A (1927)...応援ポチっ頼んます。だあけみ
Recorded February 25, 1927 in Memphis, Tennessee; A.C. Forehand, vocal, harmonica, guitar; Blind Mamie Forehand, finger cymbals
Left-handed guitarist Elder Ma ("AC." or "Asey") Forehand was born in Columbus, Georgia, on August 9, 1890 (according to his second wife) or 1893 (according to the Social Security Death index). He lost his sight in 1904 and his first wife, Mamie, who is said to have been born on June 8, 1895, was also blind. During the 1920 census, when the couple were residing in Birmingham, Alabama, A.C. gave his age as 29 (which would make 1890 more likely) and his occupation as "none." Mamie was registered as being twenty-three and their daughter Rideth Mae as three years and one month. All had been born in Alabama. On February 25, 1927 they recorded 'Mother's Prayer' and 'I'm So Glad Today' for Victor. A.C. played guitar and harmonica, while his wife, "Blind Mamie Forehand", accompanied him on triangle, (although discography mentions "finger cymbals"). Three days later Mamie made two recordings under her own name: 'Honey In The Rock', written by the composer F.A Graves, and 'Wouldn't Mind Dying If Dying Was All'. Her triangle was there again and A.C. accompanied her on guitar. Around 1930 the couple moved to Memphis, Tennessee. In 1936, following Mamie's death, Asa married his second wife, Frances Forest. She was a blind pianist and organist born in New Orleans on July 5, 1920. In the sixties the couple was active in the Church Of God In Christ. Asa Forehand died on May 9, 1972 and was buried without a headstone at Rose Hill Cemetery. A week later, Bob Eagle interviewed Frances for Living Blues 9. Steve LaVere acquired Asa's cheap guitar, which was in poor condition and harboured some dead roaches. ~ Guido Van Rijn
Photography by Walker Evans; Ben Shahn
"Baby, Please Don't Go" is a blues song first recorded by Big Joe Williams in 1935. It is related to a group of early 20th century blues and work songs that include "Alabama Bound", "Another Man Done Gone", and "Don't Leave Me Here", and "Turn Your Lamp Down Low".かなり大人し目??
Here is the great version of that song by Sam "Lightnin' Hopkins.