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Ripped from "East Coast Blues 1926-1935"
on Yazoo Records

From the Portraits: The First Recordings...The Alan Lomax Collection...

Recorded on September 25, 1959, in Como, Mississippi by Alan Lomax with the assistance of Shirley Collins; Fred McDowell, guitar; Sidney Carter and Rose Hemphill, vocals

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Sidney Carter and Rose Hemphill were the daughters of Sidney Hemphill, the fife player and fiddler whom Lomax first recorded in 1941 (Southern Journey Vols. 1 & 3). The Hemphills were friends of the McDowells, and two Hemphill daughters dropped in during the recording session and did some impromptu harmonizing, with Fred adjusting his playing to fit the sisters' vocal range. ~ Matthew Barton (from the liner notes)

Lyrics:

When the train come along, Lord,
When the train come along, Lord,
Gonna meet her at the station,
When the train come along.

If you see my mother,
And she ask for me,
Gonna meet her at the station,
When the train come along.

When the train come along, Lord,
When the train come along, Lord,
Gonna meet her at the station,
When the train come along.

If you see my father,
And he ask for me,
Gonna meet him at the station,
When the train come along...

Photography by John Vochon; Jack Delano

Part Two of Four. Documentary series on the origins and development of the Blues, as a guitarist's guide. The series features archive footage of performances denoting landmarks in the blues scene. In this part we take a close look at the early legends of blues from the 1920s and 1930s.

(1927) Ragtime Blues

p://www.beograund.com Canned Heat (feat. Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson, Bob "The Bear" Hite, Harvey "The Snake" Mandel, Larry "The Mole" Taylor, Adolfo "Fito" de la Parra) playing "On the Road Again" at Woodstock Festival (August 16, 1969).

A documentary on Brown called Mean Old World was filmed by John English in 1975
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tribute to lonnie johnson par eric talon
guitares talon
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1998年、芦別ロックハウス・ディランにて。
有山さんのテーマソング。

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00:00 - Rock Me
03:12 - Hoochie Coochie Man
06:05 - Trouble No More
08:46 - Got My Mojo Workin'
11:37 - I Won't Go On
14:33 - She's 19 Years Old
17:53 - She's So Pretty
20:06 - I Want to Be Loved
22:50 - Close to You
25:58 - Sugar Sweet
28:29 - I Just Want to Make Love to You
31:23 - I'm Ready
34:28 - You Got to take Sick and Die Some of These Days
36:38 - Long Distance Call
39:19 - I Don't Know Why
42:14 - Mannish Boy
45:09 - Walkin' Through the Park
47:54 - Look What You've Done
50:18 - Diamonds At Your Feet
52:44 - All Aboard
55:41 - Forty Days and Forty Nights
58:34 - I've Got to Love Somebody
01:01:30 - Florida Hurricane
01:04:26 - So Nice and Kind
01:07:30 - Rollin' Stone
01:10:37 - Country Blues
01:14:04 - I Be's Troubled
01:17:11 - Hey Hey
01:19:55 - Meanest Woman
01:22:14 - I Got My Brand On You
01:24:36 - Soon Forgotten
01:27:16 - Tiger In Your Tank
01:29:31 - Southbound Train
01:32:24 - Double Trouble
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京都発、現在進行形ブルースバンド。
日本の70'sブルース・ブームの中心となった京都にて、ギター:田中晴之、ベース:­山田晴三、ドラム:堀尾哲二の３人の強者と、紅一点ボーカル:酒井ちふみの４人で結成­。
前身バンド『４０２９（塩次伸二ギターバンド）』の精神を受け継ぎ、ブルースの伝統を­進化させ続ける。
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John Lee Hooker - The Boogie King

歌鬼２　阿久悠 vs フォーク
元・憂歌団の木村充揮によるカバーです。

Legendary song and a legendary Concert.
The original footage has been edited, using the original Chess stereo live recording, by the producers of the DVD "Muddy Waters Classic concerts" (please consider buying it, money well spent).
Muddy was definitely the real King of Blues.

The Band:
Pat Hare (Guitar)
Otis Spann (Piano)
James Cotton (Harmonica)
Andrew Stephenson (Bass)
Francis Clay (Drums)

Tommy Johnson recorded this song in 1928.
The words must be understood in the context of the Prohibition. With the sale of liquor outlawed, many men like Johnson, who were accustomed to drinking, turned to cheap and still legal substitutes - more or less anything that contained alcohol. Sterno, a cooking fuel called "canned heat", was one of the most common of these substances. How many people it killed or crippled with the 'jake leg' we may never know, but these unexpected side effects of the 'Great Experiment' were felt most severely by blacks, who clould not affordto buy the more expensive bootleg liquor, particularly during the Depression when there was mass unemployment. Although the Prohibition amendment was repealed not long after Johnson's song was recorded, its effects continued to be felt in Mississippi. Archaic members of that state's legislature voted to keep Mississippi dry. Thus Tommy Johnson and many others were faced with the problem of ruined health throughout their lives (source : "Tommy Johnson" by David Evans - Studio Vista Books 1971)
His brother Mager told writer David Evans :
He believed in drinking. He loved that canned heat. He's the first fellow I ever heard tell of drinking canned heat. And he drank so much of it, he said he was going to put him out a record about the canned heat. That canned heat, you know, it was red. It was in those little okd cans. When you open it, take the top off the can. He'd strike hem a match and burn it, burn the top of it. And he'd put it in a rag and strain it. It's got juice in it. Squeeze the juice out of it into a glass. Ant then get him some sugar and put it i there. And then some water. And there he'd go...

The lp with orange cover called 'The Legacy of Tommy Johnson' illustrates above mentioned book. It features songs by Mager Johnson, Tommy's brother and many friends who were influenced by his style of playing and singing.

I'm playing a 1927 Handkraft Supertone in dropped D tuning

I did a four part lesson on this song; here's the link to the first lesson :
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TAB is part of an ebook called "Lesson Pack Tab"
for only €7.50 (about $10) you get tab to 9 lessons
more info

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I also did an elaborate instrumental version here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1crvaH...
Check out my new cd available at Youtune Records
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An interview with the Japanese Slide Guitarist Koichi Fujishima for http://www.allaboutbluesmusic.com/ Blues Stories. Fuji has been facinated by the Blues since he was a young boy. He made several journeys to the Mississippi Delta to find Blues Players. In 1993, he was given the address of an Old Man in Greendale, Mississippi.

"Sumpin' Funky Goin' On" written by Tony Joe White and Donnie Fritts.
Recorded by Donnie Fritts on his 1974 debut album "Prone To Lean"

Chicago Blues

HARD TIMES・詞・HENRY松山