Renovčević (Blues & Rock)

1- Saturday Night Fish Fry
2- 50,000 Boogies
3- I Hear You Knocking
4- Drunk
5- One Thing
6- Harry's Open Pit & Bar B Que
7- I Idolize You
8- The Beggar
9- Choking To Death
10- Sad Ol' Mountain Sorrow
11- Boogie & Blues
12- Reefer Blues
13- You Tease Me
14- Something's Gotta Go

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1- Stranger
2- Quiet Woman
3- Iron Horse
4- Jr's Shuffle
5- Creole Queen
6- Keep It Yourself
7- Boogie Music
8- Going Up The Country
9- See These Tears
10- One Kind Favour
11- Oh Baby
12- Gorgo Boogie

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1- Big Road Blues
2- Can't Hold On
3- Got My Mojo Working
4- Rollin' And Tumblin'
5- Spoonful
6- Louise
7- Big Road Blues (Reprise)
8- Dimples
9- Pretty Thing
10- Rollin' And Tumblin' (With Harmonica)

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Tracks:

1. Now You're Gone
2. Ninety Nine And One Half
3. What Kinda Woman Is This
4. Somebody's Sleeping In My Bed
5. I Put A Spell On You - (with Carlos Santana)
6. On A Saturday Night
7. Ain't No Sunshine - (with Tracy Chapman)
8. I've Got Dreams To Remember - (with John Mayer)
9. Lay Lady Lay - (with Anthony Hamilton)
10. Cut You Loose
11. Flashback Blues
12. Price You've Gotta Pay - (with Keith Richards)
13. Do Your Thing

1.She's A Superstar
2.I Go Crazy
3.Feels Like Rain - (with Bonnie Raitt)
4.She's Nineteen Years Old
5.Some Kind Of Wonderful - (with Paul Rodgers)
6.Sufferin' Mind
7.Change In The Weather - (with Travis Tritt)
8.I Could Cry - (with John Mayall)
9.Mary Ann
10.Trouble Man
11.Country Man

1. It's Still Called The Blues
2. Champagne And Reefer
3. Mary Had A Little Lamb
4. Leave My Girl Alone

Recorded Live At Chicago, Illinois, July 30, 1989

1.Watermelon Man
2.Hold That Plane
3.I'm Ready
4.My Time After Awhile
5.You Don't Love Me
6.Come See About Me
7.Hello San Francisco

MP3, 76.0 MB

He's Chicago's blues king today, ruling his domain just as his idol and mentor Muddy Waters did before him. Yet there was a time, and not all that long ago either, when Buddy Guy couldn't even negotiate a decent record deal. Times sure have changed for the better -- Guy's first three albums for Silvertone in the '90s all earned Grammys. Eric Clapton unabashedly calls Buddy Guy his favorite blues axeman, and so do a great many adoring fans worldwide.
Cut at the 1974 Montreux Jazz Festival with Stones' bassist Bill Wyman anchoring the rhythm section, the set captures some of the ribald musical repartee that customarily distinguished the pairing of Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, though they certainly break no new ground as they roll through their signature songs.--- Bill Dahl



Track Listing:
1. Introduction
2. Ah'w Baby/Everything Gonna Be Alright
3. How Can One Woman Treat a Man So Mean?
4. Checking on My Baby
5. When You See the Tears from My Eyes
6. Introduction
7. Ten Years Ago
8. Messin' with the Kid
9. Hoodoo Man Blues
10. My Younger Days

Taken from the Document Catalogue, this is the second release in the Classic Blues series. This double CD features Big Bill Broonzy, an artist who was a strong link between country blues and the more sophisticated urban sounds of the pre-war Chicago blues scene. William Lee Conley "Big Bill" Broonzy was born in Scott, Mississippi on June 26, 1893. As a youngster his instrument of choice was a homemade fiddle. In later years he was famed for his accomplished guitar playing although he didn't start playing the guitar seriously until his mid-twenties. Following the First World War when he had been stationed in France, Big Bill went to Chicago and met Papa Charlie Jackson who, with his six string banjo, helped Bill hone his guitar technique. Chicago based Big Bill kept his musical options open by appealing to both the southern roots of the growing immigrant population and the 'hipper' attitudes of the city dwellers. He was able to adapt to the changes which took place in the music around him. Bill led the way musically, both as a matter of survival and as an innovator, he was a master of Country Blues, Ragtime Guitar, Hokum and post-war Folk Blues. Bill went on to tour in Europe in 1951 taking his music to new audiences and helping pave the way for the Blues revival in both Europe and the United States in the 1960s. Includes informative booklet notes by Gary Atkinson.


Track List:
01 - Bull cow blues
02 - Rising sun shine on
03 - I can`t be satisfied
04 - Saturday night rub
05 - Too-too train
06 - Come on mama (with Georgia Tom & Hannah May)
07 - Midnight Special
08 - Can`t you trust me no more (with Bumble Bee Slim)
09 - Brown skin shuffle
10 - How you want it done
11 - My stove`s in good condition (with Lil Johnson)
12 - Big Bill blues
13 - Long tall mama
14 - Monkey man blues (with Cripple Clarence Lofton)
15 - Mr Conductor man
16 - Pig meat strut
17 - Rukus juice blues
18 - Crazy about you (with State Street Boys)
19 - Don`t tear my clothes no. 2 (with Chicago Black Swans)
20 - Key to the highway
21 - Jivin` Mr. Fuller blues
22 - Where were you last night? (with Bumble Bee Slim)
23 - Stove pipe stomp
24 - Mountain blues
25 - The Southern blues
26 - Nancy Jane (Hokum Boys)
27 - My big money
28 - St Louis women blues (with St Louis Jimmy Oden)
29 - I feel so good
30 - Looking for my baby
31 - C.C. rider (take A)
32 - That number of mine
33 - Black cat rag (with Famous Hokum Boys)
34 - You may need my help someday
35 - Martha blues
36 - Just wondering
37 - You got to hit the right lick
38 - Rockin` chair blues
39 - All by myself

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Label: Past Perfect/Silver Line
Genre: Blues
Styles: Folk/Country Blues, Folk, Acoustic Blues

Tracks:
01- Mountain Blues
02- I Want To Go Home
03- At The Break Of Day
04- The Sun Gonna Shine In My Door Someday
05- The Southern Blues
06- I Canґt Make You Satisfied
07- St. Louis Blues
08- Feelinґ Lowdown
09- All I Got Belongs To You
10- Baby Please Donґt Go
11- In The Eveninґ
12- Ridinґ On Down
13- Treat Everybody Right
14- Sixteen Tons
15- I Got Up One Morninґ Blues
16- See See Rider