LIVING COUNTRY BLUES USA, VOL. 2 – BLUES ON HIGHWAY 61 (2008)(FULL ALBUM) скачать в хорошем качестве

LIVING COUNTRY BLUES USA, VOL. 2 – BLUES ON HIGHWAY 61 (2008)(FULL ALBUM)

Tracklist 00:00 1 James "Son" Thomas– Standing At The Crossroads 03:23 2 Sam Chatmon– Stop And Listen Blues 06:13 3 James "Son" Thomas– Bull Cow Blues 10:16 4 James "Son" Thomas– 61 Highway Blues 14:07 5 Walter Brown – Keep On Walkin' 18:59 6 Joe Cooper – She Put Me Out On The Road 22:58 7 Sam Chatmon– Sam's Blues 26:35 8 Sam Chatmon– Black Night 30:22 9 James "Son" Thomas & Cleveland "Broomman" Jones– Mean Ol' Frisco Bass – Cleveland "Broomman" Jones 33:13 10 Sam Chatmon– My Daddy Was A Jockey 37:40 11 Eddie Cusie– Gonna Cut You Loose 40:27 12 Sam Chatmon– Vicksburg Blues Label: L+R Records – CDLR 713024, Bellaphon – CDLR 713024 Series: Living Country Blues USA – Vol. 2 Country: Germany Released: 2008 Genre: Blues Style: Delta Blues, Country Blues, Field Recording Great Blues collection packaged with download code. Practically worth the admission alone for the Sam Chatmon and Walter Brown recordings!* "Living Country Blues USA is a series of albums on L+R Records. The material was collected by German Blues experts Siegfried A. Christmann and Axel Küstner on an extended trip thru the south of the USA in the fall of 1980, in the form of so-called "Field-Recordings" ….. Blues On Highway 61 with James on' Thomas, Sam Chatmon, Walter Brown, Joe Cooper, Cleveland Broomman & Eddie Cusie Feeling lonesome, being down and out, nowhere to go, walking the highway up and down, riding the Greyhound bus, catching a freight train - all central themes in Blues, and the men you can hear on this record have lived the Blues and this was reality to them. The Blues has always been more than just one person's story, they are reflections and descriptions of a common lifestyle and experience. These artists tell the truth - the truth about being a black man in Mississippi, across the United States. The artists you can hear on this record all came from the same region of Mississippi. Their communities were centered around 61 Highway and lay only a couple of miles apart." If you liked it, give a like above in the video, a hug...