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Mac Dre - Feelin' Myself (but you actually feel the blues) | 1930's Blues Version

🎙️💔 Mac Dre – “Feelin’ Myself” (1956): When Confidence Meets the Blues Long before self-love had a name, Mac Dre stepped to the mic in a wrinkled suit and polished shoes, ready to confess a different kind of feeling. His latest number, “Feelin’ Myself,” ain’t no uptempo jive or jump record — it’s a slow-burn blues about pride, pain, and the fine line between the two. The record opens with a mournful guitar lick and a whisper of trumpet, the kind that sounds like it’s sighing right along with him. Dre leans into the mic, his voice smooth but heavy, drawling lines about late nights, lost friends, and the cost of loving your reflection when the world keeps trying to break your mirror. Folks say when “Feelin’ Myself” plays in the juke joint, the whole room slows down. Cigarette smoke hangs still in the air, the bartender stops wiping glasses, and for a minute everybody’s remembering someone they used to be. “Sometimes,” Dre told a reporter, “feelin’ yourself don’t mean you’re proud — it means you finally understand what the blues been tellin’ you all along.” 👉 Mac Dre – “Feelin’ Myself.” Light a cigarette, pour something brown, and feel the blues like he meant it.