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right now <3
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It is Blues time... 1975.
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1996.

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Quoting realjumper
{quote} There's no mistaking Ry Cooders slide.....can pick it out easily, just like we can pick (say) Clapton's guitar, or Carlos Santana's....or Louis Armstrong's trumpet. Here's a guy I like a lot, and he can slide too!!

Yes RJ. Their style of playing is absolutely their own “fingerprint” of music for sure. Discernible, always.

Great slide work by Rogers. Now I confess I was thinking of old Roy & Trigger as I read it LOL, but this guy is contemporary, and an excellent musician I must say.



And yes Little Feat, I had the original double live vinyl Waiting For Columbus.

(They left 2 songs off the subsequent CD you had to get them on another CD lol. I know cause I re-purchased all my vinyl over to CD's.
The ‘80’s lol)

While you now get all the original vinyl songs (and more) on the Deluxe CD lol.

One track omitted on the first CD was when Mick Taylor from the Stones came on stage (another brilliant slide guitarist) to play on A Apolitical Blues.

Worth a listen I reckon, go Mick.


1977. Little Feat Live (Waiting For Columbus) - A Apolitical Blues


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Great musical offerings to all the others guys posting here also, cheers.


Now, John Mayall had so many musos move through his band in the UK in the 60’s it was amazing. What a learning ground it proved to be.


Mick Taylor was just 18 years of age here when he played lead in the band on the 1961 Freddie King song, Driving Sideways.

(John McVie played on bass here – went on to join Fleetwood Mac)
(John Mayall was playing piano, organ, harmonica and bottleneck guitar on the album)


1967. John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers (feat. Mick Taylor on lead) - Driving Sideways

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And let’s not forget Freddie King either.

Another Texan – born in Dallas, made his name in the Chicago blues scene. (And didn’t really get all the breaks he probably deserved.)



1973. Freddie King - Woman Across The River


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Quoting Jupiter
It is Blues time... 1975. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjDjq_ToixI
Great to see back and bring the good sounds with you!!


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Doing what you like is Freedom. Liking what you do is Happiness.
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And here's some 'international blues'.......


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  • May 17, 2019 11:27pm May 17, 2019 11:27pm
Quoting TimeTells
Great musical offerings to all the others guys posting here also, cheers. Now, John Mayall had so many musos move through his band in the UK in the 60’s it was amazing. What a learning ground it proved to be. Mick Taylor was just 18 years of age here when he played lead in the band on the 1961 Freddie King song, Driving Sideways. (John McVie played on bass here – went on to join Fleetwood Mac) (John Mayall was playing piano, organ, harmonica and bottleneck guitar on the album) 1967. John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers (feat. Mick Taylor on lead) - Driving...

John Mayall...what a legend!!

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Quoting TimeTells
And let’s not forget Freddie King either. Another Texan – born in Dallas, made his name in the Chicago blues scene. (And didn’t really get all the breaks he probably deserved.) 1973. Freddie King - Woman Across The River https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRhLRW79_uE

There's just no way to forget Freddy King......he gave it his all, no doubt about that. Here's what Dusty and Billy have to say....

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Wonderful. Contemporary view.
To me (don't laugh...) the first act of "La traviata" is like the second album of Led Zeppelin... pure perfection!
From one piece to the other...

(Couldn't find a good version of "Un dì felice...", sorry. I have my standard...)

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Listen to the crescendo from the sweet clarinet in the beginning. She's great. Mamma mia!
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Quoting Jupiter
Wonderful. Contemporary view.
OK, Marina.
It's official. I love you.
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Marina and Mozart... another planet! The Queen of the Night! The Magic Flute... Wow.
Tremendous voice. Full of quality. So clear. Powerful. Emotional and controlled.
Splendid woman. Splendid soprano.
Born in Riga, she studied in Rome... at the Santa Cecilia Academy.
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Chill-hop jazz - keeps be calm but still a bit of upbeat tempo, like this
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Memories caught in time but never forgotten
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Quoting OneOracle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fAQ...l-ocs&index=16

Nice work by the Straits, yes.

And now a duet, with the great Chet Atkins.

(And who didn't Chet help along the way. Great man.)



1990. Chet Atkins & Mark Knopfler - Poor Boy Blues


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