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blutto said:....and some more...mark as library essentials, sort of like the Brandenburg Concertos ( which you should have too btw ).....but different....
Junior Wells: HooDoo Man Blues
Howling Wolf: His Greatest Sides
T Bone Walker: T Bone Blues
Cheers
....and btw we could go jazz too if that interests you....
King Boonen said:blutto said:....and some more...mark as library essentials, sort of like the Brandenburg Concertos ( which you should have too btw ).....but different....
Junior Wells: HooDoo Man Blues
Howling Wolf: His Greatest Sides
T Bone Walker: T Bone Blues
Cheers
....and btw we could go jazz too if that interests you....
Bo Diddley.
I've grabbed a whole lot of stuff - Jamaican classics, Two-Tone and Skinhead era and some modern examples.sienna said:Thanks for that
Maaaaaaaarten said:Still listening to Ryo Fukui. Really amazing jazz. I'm convinced this guy would've been one of the greats if he'd have produced more and lived in the US. But being a Japanese guy and only bringing out two albums in the 70's doesn't help your legacy. I'd never heard form this guy until a few weeks ago. His piano playing feels very fresh and original though I can't quite put my finger on exactly why. A lot of his style is fairly traditional, in the sense that as far as rythm, harmony and melody is concerned I can't hear that he does anything particularly innovative. But being able to have a good and original sound while playing in a fairly traditional style is a skill that I respect very much in musicians.
Anyway, I can recommend Ryo Fukui to anybody who likes jazz.
Fortunately his two amazing albums are uploaded in their entirety to youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hrr3dp7zRQY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwtF3lCPXeo