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torsdag den 23. juni 2011
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - Born In Louisiana
This is a live performance by blues musician and multi instrumentalist Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown performing his song "Born In Louisiana". According to the video description the performance is from 2003 which doesn't seem unlikely.
Brown was a multi instrumentalist who played many instruments, he played: Guitar, fiddle, mandolin, viola, harmonica and drums. In this performance clip he sticks to guitar though, but if you are attentive you can spot a violin or a viola by one of the front speakers at the stage. Brown died in 2005.
He was a very influential guitarist in that his techniques inspired other guitarists, such as: Albert Collins, Guitar Slim, J.J. Cale, and Johnny "Guitar" Watson. He was also noted as one of the first guitarists to use a capo in his technique.
Brown also appeared on Kenny Wayne Shepherd's album "10 Days Out". The mission of that album was to record some of the old blues players before they pass away. And in this case it did just that, because Brown died prior to the album's release and was among the credited since deceased people honoured in the credits of the film that was included with the album. On this version he also pulls out his fiddle and does a solo on that which sounds quite astounding and unique. I definitely recommend checking out this version, as well as the rest of "10 Days Out", because it's great and a good way to get introduced to some of the roots of this thing called "the blues".
Enjoy ; )
Etiketter:
10 Days Out,
2003,
2005,
Albert Collins,
album,
Born In Louisiana,
Clarence Brown,
Clarence Gatemouth Brown,
fiddle,
film,
J.J. Cale,
johnny guitar watson,
Kenny Wayne Shepherd,
live,
viola,
violin
tirsdag den 22. marts 2011
JJ Cale & Leon Russel - I Got the Same Old Blues
This is a live performance by the two rock and blues legends JJ Cale and Leon Russel. They play Cale's classic song "I Got the Same Old Blues" from Cale's 1974 album "Okie". This song got very popular and it was covered by a large number of well renowned artists such as Lynrd Skynrd and Freddie King.
Cale's style had been described as laid back. It is part of the so called Tulsa Sound that draws loosely on the genres of rockabilly, blues, country and jazz.
Leon Russel is a very well known and respected musician in the music world. In his early career he did session work for artists such as: Elton John, George Harrison, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eric Clapton and Willie Nelson to name a few. He then later got a solo career that he maintains to this day. In 2011 he was also inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
This is a very good song and it has a nice laid back session feel to it.
Enjoy ; )
Etiketter:
1974,
album,
blues,
country,
freddie king,
I Got the Same Old Blues,
J.J. Cale,
jazz,
JJ Cale,
laid back,
Leon Russel,
live,
lynrd skynrd,
Okie,
rock,
rock and roll hall of fame,
rockabilly,
tulsa sound
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