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1988. Door to Door. 1969. Live At Montreux 1986 (feat. Eric Clapton & Luther Allison) 2006. Listen to Lost In the Blues by Otis Rush on Apple Music. Stream songs including "Hold That Train", "You've Been an Angel" and more.
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Otis Rush. Double Trouble Live Cambridge 1973 CD. Otis Rush. Otis Rush - The Original A-Sides Vinyl LP. Leading blues label Alligator Records is the home of Grammy nominated blues artists. Alligator artists have set the pace for soul music, electric blues, delta blues, and Chicago blues since 1971, making it the world’s leading blues label.
Otis Rush på norska Notodden Blues Festival 1997. Otis Rush, född 29 april 1935 i Philadelphia i Neshoba County i Mississippi, död 29 september 2018 i Chicago, [4] var en amerikansk bluesgitarrist, sångare och låtskrivare.Hans stil brukar räknas till Chicagobluesen, där Buddy Guy är en av de främsta företrädarna. Rush var vänsterhänt, men spelade ändå på gitarrer för ...
Otis Rush (Philadelphia, 29 aprile 1934 – Chicago, 29 settembre 2018) è stato un chitarrista e cantautore statunitense, tra i massimi esponenti del cosiddetto West Side Chicago blues.Il suo stile ha influenzato molti chitarristi rock-blues degli anni sessanta e settanta tra cui Mike Bloomfield, Eric Clapton, e Carlos Santana.Nel 1984 è stato inserito nella Blues Hall of Fame
While any Otis Rush effort will always include fine guitar work and great singing, Lost in the Blues is one of his least interesting albums. First time listeners would be better off going directly to the Cobra material which includes some of the finest blues ever recorded or either of his two most recent recordings.
3 de abr. de 2024 · His soulful, "deep blues" vocals spoke of experience well past his years. Along with Freddie King and Magic Sam, Otis Rush inspired a whole generation of rockers to copy, often note for note, the sound of West Side blues. The soul was a little harder to imitate. In the mid-'50s, Otis Rush stood on the verge of national fame.
