Blues

Tab Benoit, Billy Joe Shaver, Jim Lauderdale "Brother to the Blues" Telarc /April 25, 2006
Хочу:-)

The Duke Robillard Band - 17/02/07, ММДМ

Черт, но как веселиться в этом ММДМ????

2Primal Scream:

>Черт, но как веселиться в этом ММДМ????
Это что,в следующем году? Далеко загадывают.Он вроде недавно в Вильнюсе был,типа немного халтурно было.Pempe напомнить может.

2papan:

Когда он увидит этот зал, он оцепенеет и будет играть как Рихтер!

2papan:

>2Primal Scream:
>>Черт, но как веселиться в этом ММДМ????
>Это что,в следующем году? Далеко загадывают.Он
>вроде недавно в Вильнюсе был,типа немного халтурно
>было.Pempe напомнить может.

перед концертом нетого поели, здоровье пошатнулось. Играли хорошо. После концерта хлебнуьб из предложенной фляшки Дьюк неотказался.

Derek Trucks' stupefying moves with a slide are the envy of every guitar player short of the late Duane Allman, who single-handedly defined the role of the bottleneck in Rock. Trucks is a very close second, though-- by the age of 12, he was filling in for Duane with the remaining members of the Allman Brothers Band, and he has since been elevated to a full partner.

Later this year, he'll embark on a tour with Eric Clapton, who collaborated with Duane on Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs, the celebrated debut album from Derek and the Dominoes.

Somehow, Trucks still finds time amid the shoe-filling to front his own band, which blends together blues-rock, Coltrane, and Indian classical music and then conjures its magic from the spaces between the frets.

The Hook: How did your early start affect you?

Derek Trucks: I think with anything, the earlier you get started, the better. It's more time to progress, it's more time to make mistakes early. It's all part of the maturing process.

The Hook: So what was the biggest mistake?

Derek Trucks: There are mistakes on the business side, trusting the wrong people. That seems to be the biggest one.

The Hook: You have a bit of a fascination with Eastern music, and cover Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan on your latest album. Does microtonality bring out a different side of your slide playing?

Derek Trucks: I think anything you listen to heavily enough is going to come out in your playing. I spent about two or three years listening to that stuff pretty solidly. There will be times even in the blues songs where that stuff comes out, in a little inflection or something.

The Hook: Reports of your stolen equipment have been circulating around the Internet for a few weeks now. What happened?

Derek Trucks: About two weeks ago, somebody ripped off our trailer with everything in it. We're trying to track stuff down. There's years and years of stuff in there. Thankfully, nobody was hurt, so life will go on.

The Hook: Would you please describe, preferably in graphic detail, what you'd like to do to the individuals involved?

Derek Trucks: We'd probably just take the gear back and just guilt him. I think stealing equipment from a traveling band... there's enough weird karma mixed in with that. Some other people have some other things in mind, though. I've gotten some emails from angry fans who have mentioned what they might do.

The Hook: But somehow they didn't get your trademark Gibson SG guitar?

Derek Trucks: Yeah, I was off gigging with the Allman Brothers, so I had my guitars with me.

The Hook: How do you divide your time between the two bands?

Derek Trucks: This year it's really full time. And this year there's the Clapton tour, too. Rehearsals start in April. Gigs start in May. I don't know what to expect completely, but it sounds like it'll be a blast.

The Hook: Does Duane's influence manifest itself differently when you're trying to fill his shoes with the Allman Brothers?

Derek Trucks: Yeah. The other night with the Allman Brothers, it was the 35th anniversary of Live at the Fillmore East, so we played the whole record from top to bottom, and you kind of dip into the early influences a bit more. When you're playing in your own group, you have a thousand influences that come into play, and you're not really thinking on that level. I'm not sure which role I'll be playing in the Clapton band.

Various - The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of (2CD)
Due for release on 17/04/2006

A double CD packaged in a DVD-size digipak containing 46 of the rarest and greatest blues and country 78s from the 1920s and early '30s. Included are two newly discovered masterpieces by legendary blues figure Son House, "Mississippi County Farm Blues" and "Clarksdale Moan." These have never been heard before and will generate tremendous interest among all blues fans. Likewise, country enthusiasts will be excited to hear the long lost, often believed never issued Georgia Pot Lickers record, both sides featuring duet fiddling by all time greats Lowe Stokes and A. A. Gray. And these are just the beginning of a lineup of super rarities and unissued gems. Many of the tracks, like Luke Jordan's "If I Call You," have never been heard even by the most advanced collectors, thus imbuing this release with loads of charisma and cachet.

Disc: 1
1. FREENY'S BARN DANCE BAND: Croquet Habits
2. SON HOUSE: Mississippi County Farm Blues
3. GEORGIA POT LICKERS: Up Jumped the Rabbit
4. MEMPHIS MINNIE & JOE McCOY: I'm Going Back Home
5. WILMER WATTS & THE LONELY EAGLES: Fightin' In the War With Spain
6. JOHN BYRD: Old Timbrook Blues
7. ERNEST PHIPPS AND HIS HOLINESS SINGERS: A Little Talk With Jesus
8. TOMMY JOHNSON: Slidin' Delta
9. THE THREE STRIPED GEARS: Alabama Blues
10. JACK GOWDLOCK: Rollin Dough Blues
11. KENTUCKY RAMBLERS: Ginseng Blues
12. OLLIS MARTIN: Police and High Sheriff Come Ridin' Down
13. ROY HARVEY & JESS JOHNSTON AND THE WEST VIRGINIA RAMBLERS: John Hardy Blues
14. LONG "CLEEVE" REED & LITTLE HARVEY HULL - The Down Home Boys: Original Stack O' Lee Blues
15. AMEDIE ARDOIN & DENNIS McGEE: Two Step De La Prairie Soileau
16. ANDREW & JIM BAXTER: Operator Blues
17. J.D. HARRIS: The Grey Eagle
18. MEMPHIS JUG BAND: Jim Strainer Blues
19. GRAYSON COUNTY RAILSPLITTERS: Ain't That Trouble In Mind (unissued)
20. DOCK BOGGS: Old Rub Alcohol Blues
21. JAYBIRD COLEMAN: Mistreatin' Mama
22. HENRY WHITTER: It's a Rough Road to Georgia (unissued)
23. REV. B.L. WIGHTMAN WITH LOTTIE KIMBROUGH & CONGREGATION: Live the Life

Disc: 2
1. YANK RACHEL WITH SLEEPY JOHN ESTES & JAB JONES: Sweet Mama
2. CROWDER BROTHERS: We All Love Mother (unissued)
3. SON HOUSE: Clarksdale Moan
4. ASHLEY & FOSTER: Bull Dog Sal (unissued)
5. JESSE "BABYFACE" THOMAS: Down In Texas Blues
6. GEORGIA POT LICKERS: Chicken Don't Roost Too High
7. WILLIAM HARRIS: I'm Leavin' Town (But I Sho' Don't Wanna Go)
8. ASA MARTIN & ROY HOBBS: Wild Cat Rag
9. KING SOLOMON HILL: Whoopee Blues (alternate take)
10. CHUBBY PARKER: Davey Crockett
11. GEESHIE WILEY: Skinny Leg Blues
12. SWEET BROTHERS: I'm Gonna Marry That Pretty Little Girl
13. BLIND ROOSEVELT GRAVES & VAROY GRAVES: I Shall Not Be Moved
14. SMITH & IRVINE: Lonesome Road Blues
15. LUKE JORDON: If I Call You Mama
16. GRAYSON & WHITTER: My Mind Is To Marry (unissued)
17. OSEY HELTON: Green River
18. LOTTIE KIMBROUGH: Don't Speak To Me
19. WADE WARD: Married Man's Blues (unissued)
20. KEN MAYNARD: Sweet Betsey From Pike (unissued)
21. JAYBIRD COLEMAN: Boll Weevil
22. BILL SHEPHERD WITH HAYES SHEPHERD & ED WEBB: Bound Steel Blues
23. MIDDLE GEORGIA SINGING CONVENTION NO. 1: Bells Of Love

2Primal Scream:

>Various - The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of (2CD)
>Due for release on 17/04/2006

Уже вышел (4/4/2006), мой экземпляр уже в пути! :)

У Дерека Тракса рубашка как у меня в профиле.Вот она,преемственность поколений.

NINA SIMONE Sings The Blues
(2006 issue 13-track digitally remastered CD album [originally released in 1966] and was her 1st album for the RCA label and features a diverse array of songs from every area of popular music including 'I Want A Little Sugar In My Bowl' and her inimitable interpretations of songs like 'House Of The Rising Sun' and 'My Man’s Gone Now' plus 2 Bonus Recordings 'Do I Move You' - Second Version & 'Whatever I Am [You Made Me]').
released 24 April 2006

1. Do I Move You
2. Day And Night
3. In The Dark
4. Real Real
5. My Man's Gone Now
6. Backlash Blues
7. I Want A Little Sugar In My Bowl
8. Buck
9. Since I Fell For You
10. The House Of The Rising Sun
11. Blues For Mama
12. Do I Move You - Second Version - Bonus Track
13. Whatever I Am (You Made Me) - Bonus Track

Послушал новый альбом Ericа Galesа как всегда на уровне, я его что-то в теме не видел, может пропустил, каково отношение к товарищу, жестковат но хорош на мой вкус.

SPECIAL FOR JohnLeeHOOKER!!!

Просто интересно услышать мнение, только серьезно...

СПАСАЙСЯ КТО МОЖЕТ!!!!!!!

Sun 05/21/06 Steven Seagal Band Rossiya Concert Hall

2SergeK:

>SPECIAL FOR JohnLeeHOOKER!!!
>Просто интересно услышать мнение, только серьезно...
>


Пока Хукер в отсутствии, скажу, что это гадость редкостная. И вообще не фига в пубертатном периоде перепевать такие песни.
Может Эрик и Роберт покажут мастер-класс в Москве.

2Primal Scream:
>это гадость редкостная
Вот и я об этом... Нашли кого раскручивать... Майер - отстой!
Все, пора мне туда ехать... Пора!

Понять всю отстойность Майера можно здесь...
При такой идеальной ритм-секции играть вне её...


TORE DOWN...


Никакого кача у парня нет. Прямой как БАМ.
Кошмар. Не верю, что в Америке нет нормальных гитаристов!!!
Америка - ты сошла с ума!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Дело кончится тем, что я признаю СРВ гением...

2SergeK:

А что ты думаешь о Траксе?

2Primal Scream:
Он хороший гитарист, но у него, как у большинства белых, упор не мелодизм + играет размазано. Не Оллман далеко.
Резкости не хватает.
Не драйвит - скучно, но в чужих проектах, его соло для контраста симпатично.

Мне странен Клэптон после женитьбы...
Бремхел, Майер... Самых безруких подобрал.
Насколько я знаю, он очень закрытый и берет только то, что ему друзья подсовывают.
Этих Джимми Вон подсунул. Сам, тот еще деятель, так и подсовывает таких же безруких...

Я в инете клевых ребят слышал, так нет...