Confessing The Blues #09

by admin on May.01, 2010, under Podcasts

00:12 Welcome to Episode #009 of Confessing the Blues!

01:10 Keith’s New Music To Check Out

  • “St. James Infirmary’” by The Blue Vipers of Brooklyn and released on Good Night Harry, available on both eMusic and CD Baby. Check out their website here.
  • “Dream Blues” from Johnny Hodges on Essential Jazz Masters, found on eMusic.
  • “Trouble Blues” by the great Sam Cooke, found on The Man Who Invented Soul on eMusic.
  • “Trouble in Mind” as presented by Jimmy Rushing on Five Feet of Soul, available on eMusic.
  • “Trouble in Mind” yet again, this time by Peter Carlsson and Blå Grodorna off of their self-titled album, also on eMusic.

12:31 Jonathan Speaks!  He’ll be at Emerald City Blues Festival in November!

14:50 Jonathan’s New Music to Check Out

  • “Moaning and Groaning” by Johnny Young on Chicago Blues on eMusic.
  • “Wee Baby Blues” from Lynwood Slim’s Last Call, available on CD Baby and eMusic.
  • “Feather Brain Blues” done by Muggsy Spanier, available on Manhattan Masters 1945 on eMusic.
  • “Honey Babe Let the Deal Go Down” off of the Mississippi Sheiks tribute album Things About Comin’ My Way, performed by Bruce Cockburn and available on CD Baby and eMusic.

25:04 Feedback

  • Christine Moser writes in to point us towards the thriving blues and jazz communities in Europe, show us a couple of new artists on the way: The Lake Village Ramblers Jazz Band and The Caldonian Blues Band.  Check out her blog here, where she gives us a mention, as well as talks about her experiences DJing and enjoying blues music.

30:43 Keith Returns…Now With More Feedback!

  • Kate Bramley-Moore talks to us about the workshop Damon Stone taught in Sweden.  She wanted to point out Albert King’s “I’ll Play the Blues For You,” which is available on eMusic on the album of the same name.  The shorter version is available here.
  • More audio feedback, this time from Duane Grover asking that we stem the tide of “Black Rattler” being played at dances across the country; the album is available on Amazon on The Carl Sonny Leyland Trio Meets Nathan James and Ben Hernandez (price = ouch!).  He also mentioned how truly awesome the Spankers were at Shout…you guys really did miss out, if you weren’t there.

39:40 Thanks!

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