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I got de blues, But I’m too damn mean to cry. (13) Lomax used a variation in his Land Where The Blues Began. I got the blues and I’m too damn mean to cry; I got the blues and I just can’t be satisfied… (14) These lines, slightly toned down, appeared in the unlikely shape of an early vaudeville blues title in 1921.
Early, uptempo Blues featuring the piano as the main instrument, with soloing and improvisation played over the top of a repetitive eight note bassline. Country Blues Various styles of Blues originating in the rural US South, typically relying on expressive vocal delivery and featuring simple, usually acoustic instrumentation.
Click here for a similar directory of early British blues artists. Introduction to the details listed. Name – the commonly know name of the band. More information about each band can be found by clicking the band’s name, this will take you to the associated Wikipedia entry if present or to an other source if not.
British Blues Bands Directory Directory of early British blues bands, their formation, composition and years active. This directory has been compiled to acknowledge the involvement and contribution of the early blues bands in creating the British Blues Scene. Click here for a similar directory of early British blues artists.
11 de ago. de 2023 · For decades, one of the most legendary private collections of early blues music was just that - private. Now it's available for everyone's ears. (SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC) DOM FLEMONS: This is a ...
Most early blues singers learned how to sing in church—religious songs, because blues was forbidden in church. Beginning in the 1890s, many of these female vocalists began their professional careers singing in traveling minstrel shows, medicine, and vaudeville shows, dance halls, sporting clubs, and cabarets.
19 de dic. de 2023 · Delta blues master Big Joe Williams covered the mournful “Baby Please Don’t Go” in 1935. It’s considered an early blues standard, with some music historians calling it the most widely-covered song in the genre. The lyrics speak from the point of view of a man in prison, begging his lover to wait for him until his time is served.
