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Hace 2 días · Rabbit Foot Blues, de Blind Lemon Jefferson (1926) Blues jumped a rabbit, run him one solid mile. Blues jumped a rabbit, run him one solid mile. That rabbit set down, cried like a natural child. Well, it seem like you’re hungry, honey come and lunch with me. Seem like you’re hungry, honey come and lunch with me
I am a bot. If you'd like to receive a weekly recap of blues with the top posts and their alternative links, send me a message with the subject 'blues' (<-Click the link. Reading chats is buggy, messages are more reliable) [Spotify]: Blind Lemon Jefferson - Rabbit Foot Blues [Bandcamp]: BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON - Rabbit Foot Blues
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Hace 4 días · She mentioned that one of the questions concerned a musician named Blind Lemon Jefferson. Just the mention of that name made me flashback to 1969, and what I reverentially refer to as by “Roots Music Summer”. I had bought a Horner Blues harmonica, ... To help Gen. Z folks get started Carl Mally has some suggestions.
Blind Lemon Jefferson (1893-09-24 to 1929-12-19) album: 1926/1929 (2006) tags: acoustic blues, acoustic texas blues, american, blues, country blues socials: allmusic, discogs, other databases. Displaying incorrect data? Submit a correction For reporting bugs or other questions click·here .
Hace 1 día · Il “Lamento del serpente nero”, nome preso dal brano del musicista statunitense di blues primordiale Blind Lemon Jefferson, fonde l’eco eterno della sua terra natale, la terra degli antichi Etruschi – canyon scavati nelle rocce di tufo, labirinti e complessi sepolcrali permeati di mistero, di culto della morte e credenze nella vita ultraterrena – alla spiritualità dello scenario del ...
Hace 4 días · The 1924 song "Mecca Flat Blues" was written by boogie-woogie/ragtime pianist Jimmy Blythe and Alexander Robinson and released on Paramount Records. (Other Paramount artists included Ma Rainey and Blind Lemon Jefferson.) You'll hear the song playing on the sound system as you enter the Yates gallery.
