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This little blues number by The Manish Boys. Recorded in 1965 with a young Davey Jones on lead vocals. Before he became David Bowie. Also a young Jimmy Page on lead guitar. Great track.
The Manish Boys I Pity The Fool
The Manish Boys I Pity The Fool
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Cray, Musselwhite, and Webster - Cray's kind of mainstream and well-known. The less well-known Webster was a true Blues *Diva* and Musselwhite is still cranking out good stuff after 50-60 years.
Katie Webster - Pussycat Moan - YouTube
Charlie Musselwhite - .38 Special - YouTube
Robert Cray/Albert Collins - The Dream - YouTube
Ms. Etta James -
Etta James & Dr.John - I'd Rather Go Blind ( Blind Girl) - YouTube
Katie Webster - Pussycat Moan - YouTube
Charlie Musselwhite - .38 Special - YouTube
Robert Cray/Albert Collins - The Dream - YouTube
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Etta James & Dr.John - I'd Rather Go Blind ( Blind Girl) - YouTube
You pulled me in with Lady Day and kept me with Mr. Waits.Ah the Blues: yeah, I just loves me some dark music :redface:
Dinah Washington one did a Bessie Smith songbook for Verve, which I owned on both LP and CD. It stays today as music files on my EHD. The best song on the album, IMO, is this, but the most personally memorable song is After You've Gone. Here's Nina Simone hitting it out of the park.
Billie Holiday tragically lived the Blues and didn't just sing them:
Billie's Blues
Gloomy Sunday
...and everything else she ever did
I'm not sure if Tom Waits counts or not, but I think he's one of the greatest Blues songwriters/singers ever:
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Blue Valentines
Invitation to the Blues
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Seems You Tube had to take down the original. Just not right for Gary.
BB King with Gary Moore RIP - The Thrill Is Gone - Hi Quality - YouTube
Re-enjoy :smile:
BB King with Gary Moore RIP - The Thrill Is Gone - Hi Quality - YouTube
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