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(2010/UNIVERSAL) 16 tracks more

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Lonnie Donegan: Sundown (1978)...plus

(2010/UNIVERSAL) 16 tracks

Article properties: Lonnie Donegan: Sundown (1978)...plus

Interpret: Lonnie Donegan
Album titlle: Sundown (1978)...plus
Label SANCTUARY
Genre Jazz
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0602527463490
weight in Kg 0.107

Donegan, Lonnie - Sundown (1978)...plus CD 1
01	All Out And Down	Lonnie Donegan
02	Home	Lonnie Donegan
03	Streamline Train	Lonnie Donegan
04	Sundown	Lonnie Donegan
05	Mama's Got The Know-How	Lonnie Donegan
06	Morning Light	Lonnie Donegan
07	Louisiana Sun	Lonnie Donegan
08	Battle Of New Orleans	Lonnie Donegan
09	The Cajun Stripper	Lonnie Donegan
10	Dreaming My Dreams	Lonnie Donegan
11	On A Monday	Lonnie Donegan
12	Home (alt.take)	Lonnie Donegan
13	Streamline Train (alt.take)	Lonnie Donegan
14	All Out And Down (alt.take)	Lonnie Donegan
15	Morning Light (alt.take)	Lonnie Donegan
16	Louisiana Sun (alt.take)	Lonnie Donegan

Lonnie Donegan No Jimmie Rodgers song has shown more enduring appeal than Blue... more

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"Lonnie Donegan"

Lonnie Donegan

No Jimmie Rodgers song has shown more enduring appeal than Blue Yodel No. 8, although it's doubtful the Singing Brakeman would recognize his song in its current incarnation. Nearly all contemporary versions can be traced directly to Bill Monroe's high-adrenaline bluegrass arrangement or the manic rockabilly approach best known through the Fendermen's 1960 single. In this 1957 concert recording, the song gets a skiffle treatment from Lonnie Donegan (1931-2002), the acknowledged founder of this distinctively British genre. Skiffle developed when British trad jazz players attempted to reproduce Southern country blues performances on stage. Donegan's take on Lead Belly's Rock Island Line became a fluke hit single in 1954, inspiring many young Britons to learn the guitar and eventually change the direction of popular music. (Dave Samuelson)

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