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If you havent had a look recently I would do...
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yeh, good skills ben and jase. nice to know that travellin blues is still going down good. my favourite willie mctell thing's 'this is not the stove to brown your bread', does anyone know which lp, collection, it's from?
some of those trikont cds are good too, one was playing before the sage gig i think.
some of those trikont cds are good too, one was playing before the sage gig i think.
Great stuff, wish I had some time to get my hands on all of this to listen to while I'm travelling...
I think it's on the 'The Definitive 'blind' Willie Mctell' box set (Catfish). Maybe on other albums too.anorthernsoul wrote:yeh, good skills ben and jase. nice to know that travellin blues is still going down good. my favourite willie mctell thing's 'this is not the stove to brown your bread', does anyone know which lp, collection, it's from?
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Jase and Ben and the rest of course too, thanks for the script!
best time to get some nice recommended music.
Live in Royal Albert Hall will be enjoyed tonight, massively!
and yeah, Ben, new Black Dice album is wicked stuff...
(actually it's sad that their song called "Things will never be the same" is not a cover of Spacemen 3 song. that would have been a very-very strange version from Black Dice)
Ben, give us a date for the Jase solo record release. please.
best time to get some nice recommended music.
Live in Royal Albert Hall will be enjoyed tonight, massively!
and yeah, Ben, new Black Dice album is wicked stuff...
(actually it's sad that their song called "Things will never be the same" is not a cover of Spacemen 3 song. that would have been a very-very strange version from Black Dice)
Ben, give us a date for the Jase solo record release. please.
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ya know sunny, i have two of the "definitive" blind willie box sets. one is a 2 disc set the other is a 3 disc set. neither have the track in question. i have also found about 10 or so other tracks online that are not on any collection i have ever seen.
apparently though, he would record under various names, blind sammy, cotton field boys, etc.
as far as the reverend charlie jackson is concerned i have searched high and low for this with no luck.
thanks for that link ben.
ohhh i knew it would only be a matter of time before jase would be name dropping that new dirtbombs collection. just got 'ultraglide' on vinyl, i think i wore out the cd. it's just sooo good.
xxme
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apparently though, he would record under various names, blind sammy, cotton field boys, etc.
as far as the reverend charlie jackson is concerned i have searched high and low for this with no luck.
thanks for that link ben.
ohhh i knew it would only be a matter of time before jase would be name dropping that new dirtbombs collection. just got 'ultraglide' on vinyl, i think i wore out the cd. it's just sooo good.
xxme
xxme
Hmm, that's weird. Now I'm going to have to troll through my entire record collection... when I get back.a beautiful noise wrote:ya know sunny, i have two of the "definitive" blind willie box sets. one is a 2 disc set the other is a 3 disc set. neither have the track in question. i have also found about 10 or so other tracks online that are not on any collection i have ever seen.
apparently though, he would record under various names, blind sammy, cotton field boys, etc.
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sorry and thanks sunny.
just in case you are interested sunny, one of the collections has a fantastic super slow version of 'southern can'. simply brilliant.
speaking of, i still can't fid a collection with the track "lay some flowers on my grave", thats possibly one of the greatest blues tunes of all time. definitely one of his key moments.
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just in case you are interested sunny, one of the collections has a fantastic super slow version of 'southern can'. simply brilliant.
speaking of, i still can't fid a collection with the track "lay some flowers on my grave", thats possibly one of the greatest blues tunes of all time. definitely one of his key moments.
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Another film worth checking out at the London Film Festival is New York Doll about Arthur Killer Kane. Should be good if that's your thing.
http://www.lff.org.uk/films_details.php?FilmID=781
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http://www.lff.org.uk/films_details.php?FilmID=781
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try here http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.a ... 5907&BAB=Ma beautiful noise wrote:ya know sunny, i have two of the "definitive" blind willie box sets. one is a 2 disc set the other is a 3 disc set. neither have the track in question. i have also found about 10 or so other tracks online that are not on any collection i have ever seen.
apparently though, he would record under various names, blind sammy, cotton field boys, etc.
as far as the reverend charlie jackson is concerned i have searched high and low for this with no luck.
thanks for that link ben.
ohhh i knew it would only be a matter of time before jase would be name dropping that new dirtbombs collection. just got 'ultraglide' on vinyl, i think i wore out the cd. it's just sooo good.
xxme
xxme
Its a great record
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yeah jack, you're right he is dead.
ya know i heard a wonderful story from the guy that owns folk art records here in san diego. he told me that he was in florida back in the late fifties maybe early 60's and he saw willie mctell playing out front of a restaurant for tips. he said he couldn't believe that they were listening to a blues legend while people tossed a nickel into his case!
once again, if anybody out there is looking for something rare in the blues/jazz/folk era, check out this place. i can't recommend it enough.
xxshonn
ya know i heard a wonderful story from the guy that owns folk art records here in san diego. he told me that he was in florida back in the late fifties maybe early 60's and he saw willie mctell playing out front of a restaurant for tips. he said he couldn't believe that they were listening to a blues legend while people tossed a nickel into his case!
once again, if anybody out there is looking for something rare in the blues/jazz/folk era, check out this place. i can't recommend it enough.
xxshonn
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