Charlie Christian First Master Of The Electric Guitar

Four CD box set of Selected Broadcasts & Jam Sessions

Track Listing

DISC 1: 1939:
Flying Home
Stardust Flying Home
I Got Rhythm Stardust
Tea For Two
Flying Home
Stardust
Memories of You
Rose Room
AC/DC Current
Flying Home
Soft Winds
Memories of You
Shivers
South of the Border
Seven Come Eleven (Roast Turkey Stomp)
AC/DC Current
AC/DC Current

DISC 2: 1939-1940:
Dinah
I Got Rhythm
Flying Home
Memories of You
Stomping at the Savoy
Honeysuckle Rose
Paging the Devil
Way Down in New Orleans
Good Morning Blues
Oh! Lady Be Good
Pick a Rib
Till Tom Special
Gone With What Wind
Gone With What Wind (take 2)
The Sheik of Araby
oft Winds

DISC 3: 1940-1941:
Sheik of Araby,
The Seven Come Eleven
Six Appeal
Honeysuckle Rose
Six Appeal
AC/DC Current
Gone With What Wind
Benny's Bugle
Wholly Cats
Honeysuckle Rose
Wholly Cats
Flying Home
Gone With What Draft (Gilly)
Breakfast Feud
Gone With What Draft (Gilly)
Six Appeal
Solo Flight (Chonk, Charlie, Chonk)
Flying Home
Good Enough to Keep (Air Mail Speacial)

DISC 4: 1941:
Wholly Cats
Ida, Sweet as Apple Cider
Breakfast Feud
Song of the Islands
Flying Home
Topsy (Swing to Bop)
Stomping at the Savoy
Honeysuckle Rose (Up on Teddy's Hill)
I Got Rhythm (Rhythm-a-Ning, Paging Dr Christian, Down on Teddy's Hill)
I Got Rhythm (Guy's Got to Go)
Stomping at the Savoy (Lips, Flips, on With Charlie Christian)
Benny's Bugle
Rose Room
Solo Flight (Chonk, Charlie, Chonk)

Elmore James - The Sky Is Crying

01. The Sky Is Crying
02. Dust My Bloom
03. I Held My Baby
04. Fine Little Mama
05. Bobbie's Rock
06. I Can't Stop Loving You
07. I Done Somebody Wrong
08. Rollin' And Tumblin'
09. One Way Out
10. My Bleeding Heart
11. I'm Worried
12. Standing At The Crossroads

Bukka White - 1939-1940

I have been raiding the bargain bins again

1 - Pinebluff, Arkansas

2 - Shake 'Em On Down

3 - Black Train BLues

4 - Strange Place Blues

5 - When Can I Change My Clothes?

6 - Sleepy Man Blues

7 - Parchman Farm Blues

8 - Good Gin Blues

9 - High Fever Blues

10 - District Attorney Blues

11 - Fixin' To Die Blues

12 - Aberdeen Mississippi Blues

13 - Bukka's Jitterbug Swing

14 - Special Streamline

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The Legendary Clarence "Frogman" Henry 1983

You Always Hurt The One You Love

When A Man Loves A Woman

Take It On Home

The In Crowd

For Your Love

That´s EnoughI Want You; I Need You; I Love You

Ain´t No Pleasin´ You

Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter
Just A Matter Of Time
I Don´t Know WhyYou Are So Beautiful
Messin´ Around
But I Do

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DARRELL NULISCH - Times Like These

"This record shows my band's willingness to 'get out of the box,'" states Darrell,& "to try more obscure things."
Offerings like the scorching remake of Little Milton's "Lonely Man," complete with Moeller's fiery fretwork and resounding horns, and Gomes' silky smooth "Handle It With Care," leave plenty of chances to tap into a wealth of creativity.
Darrell's Blues-soaked "Good Thing" has a classic Bobby Bland feel – slow burning with lush horn lines and an unforgettable vocal performance.
His version of the Temptations' "Don't Look Back," (a song also made famous by Peter Tosh and Mick Jagger) is made new as Darrell puts a Southern spin on the Motown classic.

"I've always wanted to record a song with more immediate recognition," explains Darrell. "Most of the covers I pick are lesser-known, so choosing this song and doing it justice is a great moment for me.
"In typical Nulisch fashion, he offers up "Something Else," a stripped-down Texas shuffle featuring David Maxwell at the keys and Darrell on harmonica, belts it out in true Otis style on Mr. Redding's "That's a Good Idea," and closes the set with the joyful "Right Here at Home," – the perfect ending to an inspired work ofcontemporary soul/blues.


Tracks

1. Lonely Man
2. Handle It With Care
3. Something Else
4. Don't Look Back
5. Good Thing
6. Running Out
7. The Snow Is Falling
8. Times Like These
9. Breaking Out
10. I Found Love
11. That's A Good Idea
12. Right Here At Home

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Back Door Slam - Roll Away

01. Come Home
02. Heavy On My Mind
03. Outside Woman Blues
04. Gotta Leave05. Stay
06. Too Late
07. Takes A Real Man
08. It ll All Come Around
09. Too Good For Me
10. Roll Away
11. Real Man

Back Door Slam, the name comes from the Robert Cray blues classic, and that influence and that of other blues greats like Eric Clapton, John Mayall, Rory Gallagher, early Fleetwood Mac plus the late Stevie Ray Vaughan imbues their intoxicating, guitar-driven sound. Knowles, who also writes most of the songs, first picked up the guitar at age 11 after hearing Dire Straits Sultans of Swing on his father's cassette. Skipping the usual three-chord songbook approach to learning the instrument, he taught himself to play the classic song in its entirety and, in doing so, also discovered his destiny.

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Elmore James Jr. - Daddy Gave Me The Blues

01 - Don't Get Mad

02 - Going Back Home - (Electric)

03 - Nora Mae

04 - Tore Down

05 - Oh Baby

06 - Daddy Gave Me the Blues

07 - Misfit, The (Got To Keep Movin')

08 - I'll Get You

09 - Cummins Prison Farm

10 - Electric Man

11 - Steppin' With Elmo

12 - See See Rider

13 - Mean Little Linda

14 - Going Back Home - (Acoustic)

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Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar (Snow Flower) 1970
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1. Jumpin' Jack Flash
2. Snow flower
3. Light My Fire
4. Mamata (Affection)
5. Metamorphosis
6. Sagar (The Ocean)
7. Dance Indra
8. Raghupati

Okko - Sitar and Electronics

1. Ganges Delta

2. Himalaya Highway

3. East Indian Traffic

4. If I Needed Someone *A Beatles Cover

5. Shivas Lullaby

6. Painted Sails on Ganges

7. Santana

8. A Day in the Life *A Beatles Cover

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String Driven Thing - The Machine That Cried

Fondly remembered, if only now by a select few (dave roberts for one), but in Holland you can still find alot of people, that have a few titles in their collections.

String Driven Thing.
They were Scottish progressive rockers whose appeal rested largely on the scrapings of their classically trained violinist,
Grahame Smith. Nothing jaunty or celtic, mind, his style was almost Mogadon morose.
With leader Chris Adams supplying the suitably dark and troubled musings, their crowning moment came in 1973 with "The Machine that Cried". on Charisma, their label at the time, they considered it a little too grim for public consumption and forced a few key changes.
This though, is the band's own restored version and a fine, creepy period piece it is too, never more so than on Heartfeeder and the epic, if flawed, River of Sleep, which was cut to ribbons first time around.
The track To See You sounds like dylan could have sang it.
Tracks
1. Heartfeeder
2. To See You
3. Nightclub
4. Sold Down the River
5. Two Timin' Rama
6. Travelling
7. People on the Street
8. The House
9. The Machine that Cried
10. River of Sleep
Bonus Tracks
11. If Only The Good (Archive Track)
12. It's a Game (Single Alternative Version)
13. Part of the City (Archive Track)

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