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18 I Wonder Who 19 Operator 20 Steal ... Alexis Korner - Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals, Guitar (Electric), Arranger Info. A New Generation of Blues is a basically competent, though hardly enthralling, effort from Alexis Korner that alternates between minimal, acoustic-flavored production and fuller arrangements with jazzy touches of flute and ...
Alexis Korner: Alexis Korner (med mørkt hår) Fødd: 19. april 1928: Fødestad: Paris: Død: 1. januar 1984 i London i England: Dødsstad: London: Fødenamn: Alexis Andrew Nicholas Koerner: ... I Wonder Who (Fontana, 1967) A New Generation of Blues (Liberty, 1968) Both Sides (Metronome, 1970) - berre Tyskland; Alexis Korner (Rak, 1971)
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In 1966 he abandoned the Blues Incorporated name, and his first album as a solo artist came out in 1967. I Wonder Who featured just the trio of Korner (guitar and vocals), Danny Thompson (bass) and Terry Cox (drums). This was the first time he was heard singing all the material by himself, as previously the Blues Inc. albums had all featured other guest vocalists.
Alexis Korner var en britisk sanger og gitarist som var en foregangsmann når det gjaldt å gjøre bluesmusikken kjent og populær i Storbritannia.Etter å ha tilbrakt barndommen i Frankrike, Sveits og Nord-Afrika, flyttet han med familien til London i 1939. Han spilte jazz og skiffle på 1950-tallet før han i 1961 dannet Blues Incorporated, som på 1960-tallet nærmest var en skole for ...
swedensm 30 oct. 2017. comentando I Wonder Who ? ( LP, Album, Stereo) STL.5381. The producer Terry Brown that produced this LP is not the Terry Brown that is linked to. Explore la lista de canciones, créditos, estadísticas y más por I Wonder Who ? por Alexis Korner. Compare versiones y compre en Discogs.
I sometimes wonder if there was an “Emperor’s New Clothes” element to the career of Alexis Korner. His voice, fabulous for speaking, was sometimes less so for singing, and the extent of his musical skills often seemed to vary, though he was never short of capable accompanists.
