made me want to listen to early Wilson Pickett,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and the female voice in the background made this song great imo.....and i dont kbow who she is....but thats a hellava voice
A much needed Black Music thread.
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made me want to listen to early Wilson Pickett,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and the female voice in the background made this song great imo.....and i dont kbow who she is....but thats a hellava voice
So that's it for my rare or obscure posts.
Here's a hint about from what label my next series of posts will be...
The above was by The Velvelettes
Here's a hint about from what label my next series of posts will be...
The above was by The Velvelettes
Muddy Waters at Newport 1960 was the first Muddy Waters LP I bought, as well as being the first Black blues artist album I bought. I was originally turned on to blues by white or mixed bands such as the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, but Muddy took me in a whole different direction. Soon after got the "Chicago The Blues Today" with Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Otis Rush, etc. three album set, and went off and running...
i have a few Blues albums....mostly bought after my teen years.....i listened to that genre of music growing up though because my father was a huge Blues fan
randomly i just picked my fav 5 Blues artists,,,no particular order
Elmore James
Albert Collins
Muddy Waters
BB King
Albert King
X or any other Blues fans...share your list
I will "second" your list, and add, in no particular order:
Freddie King
Magic Sam
Buddy Guy
Otis Rush
Robert Johnson
T-Bone Walker
Robert Cray
Big Joe Turner
Here we go. It's Motown time.
Over the next week or so I'll be posting some of my Motown faves, some very well known, some not so well known, and some that are sung by Motown artists different than the ones who sang the hit versions.
Over the next week or so I'll be posting some of my Motown faves, some very well known, some not so well known, and some that are sung by Motown artists different than the ones who sang the hit versions.
