Renovčević (Blues & Rock)

This is what sparked my first interest in blues music; this is where it started for me. After hearing the live rendition of Walter Trout’s “Say Goodbye To The Blues,” I knew I had to hear more from him, this album, and anything and everything that involved the blues. There are currently 7 of these Where Blues Meets Rock volumes, I only have the first 6, but this shall last you quite a while. With over five and a half hours of blues power coming from over 35 different bluesmen, this will satisfy the wants of any blues or rock fan. I’m not going to list every track that’s on all 6 of these albums, however I’ll name just a few of the artists you will find on these albums: Walter Trout, Joe Bonamassa, Leslie West, Dave Hole, Pat Travers, Bobby Mack, The Hamsters, Omar & The Howlers, and many other great, quality musicians. I’ve discovered many new blues talents from these compilations; these truly should be in every blues and rock fan’s collection.

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This is another series of blues compilations that furthered my interest in the blues. I first came across Crucial Guitar Blues about 3 years ago, and after enjoying every song on the album, I found out that there were 8 other albums, those being Crucial Acoustic Blues, Crucial Chicago Blues, Crucial Harmonica Blues, Crucial Live Blues, Crucial Rockin’ Blues , Crucial Slide Guitar Blues, Crucial Texas Blues, and More Crucial Guitar Blues. These 9 CDs give the listener some of the best blues music that has come out of the Alligator Records catalogue, some of these artists being Albert Collins, Coco Montoya, Johnny Winter, Hound Dog Taylor, Luther Allison, Lonnie Mack (With Stevie Ray Vaughan), Tinsley Ellis, Sonny Landreth, Roy Buchanan, and many, many more. In total, over 60 bluesmen jam out to over 7 and a half hours of pure blues music. This is another set of CDs that should be in every music fans collection; whether you’re a blues aficionado or a newcomer to blues music, this is the collection for you.

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01. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - High Heel Sneaker
02. Lonnie Mack w/ Stevie Ray Vaughan - Oreo Cookie Blues
03. Carey & Lurrie Bell - Stop Running 'Round
04. Bob Margolin w. Nappy Brown - Down In The Alley
05. Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women - Sloppy Drunk
06. Koko Taylor w/ Keb' Mo' - The Man Next Door
07. John Jackson - Railroad Bill
08. Johnny Winter - Evil On My Mind
09. Cephas & Wiggins - Trouble In Mind
10. Sonny Terry - So Tough With Me
11. Kenny Neal & Billy Branch - Baby Bee
12. Corey Harris - God Don't Ever Change
13. Johnny Jones - The Dirty Dozens

"A hard-luck blues band of the '60s, Canned Heat was founded by blues historians and record collectors Alan Wilson and Bob Hite. They seemed to be on the right track and played all the right festivals (including Monterey and Woodstock, making it very prominently into the documentaries about both) but somehow never found a lasting audience."*
(*) allmusic, by Cub Koda & Bruce Eder

This is Canned Heat, House of blue lights, to you enjoy.


Tracks:
01. Can't Hold On
02. Straight Ahead
03. House Of Blue Lights
04. Just Got To Be There
05. You Just Got To Rock
06. Human Condition
07. She's Looking Good
08. Open Up Your Back Door
09. Wrapped Up
10. Spoonful
11. I've Got My Mojo Working
12. Louise Blues
13. Strut My Stuff
14. Hot Honey


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01. Johnny Guitar - Johnny Winter
02. Don't Lose Your Cool - Albert Collins
03. Three O'Clock Blues - B.B. King
04. I Could Have Stood You Up - Keith Richards
05. No Can Forgive Me But My Baby - John Hammond
06. Dust My Blues - Elmore James
07. Too Tired - Johnny 'Guitar' Watson
08. Cadillac (Baby) - Colin James
09. Boogie At Russian Hill - John Lee Hooker
10. Still Got The Blues - Gary Moore
11. Love Scars - Bill Perry
12. Love Slipped In - The Duke Robillard Band
13. Cry Before I Go - Jimmy Reed

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Straight from the archives, here are 2cd's of previously unreleased vintage recordings hand picked by drummer, Fito De La Parra. All songs feature the original band members, 29 tracks including 'Reefer Blues', 'Caterpillar Crawl', 'Long Way From LA' and more. 2000 release.

The Boogie House Tapes (Disk 1)

01 - Reefer Blues
02 - House Of Blue Lights
03 - Sleepin' In The Ground
04 - Caterpillar Crawl
05 - D. Drone
06 - These Boots Are Made For...(Studio Jokes)
07 - Cherokee Dance
08 - Harley Davidson Blues
09 - Good Bye For Now
10 - Chicago Bound
11 - On The Road Again
12 - Human Condition
13 - My Time Ain't Long
14 - London Blues
15 - Future Blues
16 - Move On Down The Road
17 - Long Way From La
18 - Going Up The Country
19 - Let's Work Together

The Boogie House Tapes (Disk 2)

01 - Bullfrog Blues
02 - Bob Speaks To The Audience
03 - Pulling Hair Blues
04 - You Know I Love You
05 - I Love My Baby
06 - Breathe Easy
07 - Sore Back Blues
08 - Shaken Boogie
09 - Bring It On Home
10 - Tu Vas Trop Vite (Keep It Clean)

 

Muddy Waters and Junior Wells were both Chicago style Blues leaders and that torch is carried with great care and delivery by Magic Slim & The Teardrops on this cd! Sticking to the basics and delivering with zeal and fire that creeps up your spine slowly and powerfully! With the advent of the more "Pop" and "Rock" influences that have been dominating the current scene it is refreshing to find an artist still sticking to the tried and true formula while adding his own style and energy to his music!

Track listing

   1. "Cracker"
   2. "Glokenpop"
   3. "Shazam!"
   4. "Dinnertime"
   5. "Plastic"
   6. "Bessy's Last Journey"
   7. "Daisy May"
   8. "White Trash Superstar"
   9. "Buster"
  10. "By the Time I Get to Howlong"
  11. "Stevie"
  12. "Jellybean Drifter"
  13. "King of the Northern"
  14. "Tallygaroopna"
  15. "Ultralite"
  16. "Lickety Split"
  17. "Lost in Adelaide"

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