Various - Electric Blues - Plug It In! Turn It Up! Vol.1 Electric Blues 1939 - 1954 (Deutsch)
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Various - Electric Blues - Plug It In! Turn It Up!: Vol.1 Electric Blues 1939 - 1954 (Deutsch)
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Part one of the most comprehensive history EVER of electrified blues on 12 electrifying CDs! Every significant artist ... every significant recording from the 1930s to the present day, including T-Bone Walker, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, George Thorogood, and Freddie, B.B. and Albert King, Jeff Beck, Fleetwood Mac, Charlie Musselwhite, Johnny Winter, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and literally hundreds more! In all, fifteen-and-a-half hours! Compiled and annotated by renowned blues expert, Bill Dahl. Every 3-CD set comes with a 160-page booklet including biographies, illustrations, original release info, and rare photos! Cross-licensed from every record company to be truly comprehensive!
Blues historian and musicologist, Bill Dahl from Chicago, has produced the most comprehensive history of electric blues ... ever! With nearly 300 tracks, Bear Family Records is telling the story from the beginning into the new millennium. In the 1930s, the invention of Gibson's ES-150 - the first electric guitar - changed popular music forever. The first generation of blues pioneers played acoustic instruments, but with the invention of amplification, guitar and harmonica players could be heard over the piano, drums and horns. Music was revolutionized!
The 12 generously full CDs are in four sets of three CDs in elegant digipaks. On more than 650 pages in four lavishly illustrated booklets, Bill Dahl writes authoritatively about the history of electric blues, and how it influenced rock music during the 1960s and beyond. Here's the complete story from jazz-inspired jump numbers in the late 1930s to hard-driving blues/rock from the States and Great Britain in the 1960s, '70s, and beyond. The journey closes with today's contemporary blues. This is it! Truly definitive! Done as only Bear Family can do it!
Article properties:Various - Electric Blues - Plug It In! Turn It Up!: Vol.1 Electric Blues 1939 - 1954 (Deutsch)
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Album titlle: Vol.1 Electric Blues 1939 - 1954 (Deutsch)
Genre R&B, Soul
Label Bear Family Records
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- Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
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EAN: 4000127169259
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| Various - Electric Blues - Plug It In! Turn It Up! - Vol.1 Electric Blues 1939 - 1954 (Deutsch) CD 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Floyd's Guitar Blues | Andy Kirk and His Twelve Cloud | ||
| 02 | Mean Old World | T-Bone Walker | ||
| 03 | Strange Things Happening Every Day | Sister Rosetta Tharpe | ||
| 04 | Drifting Blues | Johnny Moore's Three Blazers | ||
| 05 | Ain't That Just Like A Woman | Louis Jordan and his Tympany F | ||
| 06 | That's All Right | Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup | ||
| 07 | Let Me Play With Your Poodle | Lightnin' Hopkins | ||
| 08 | Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just As | T-Bone Walker | ||
| 09 | Better Cut That Out | Sonny Boy Williamson | ||
| 10 | Ramblin' Bill | Big Bill (Broonzy) & His Rhyth | ||
| 11 | I Can't Be Satisfied | Muddy Waters | ||
| 12 | Boogie Chillen | John Lee Hooker | ||
| 13 | Blues After Hours | Pee Wee Crayton | ||
| 14 | Mary Is Fine | Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown, Hi | ||
| 15 | Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee | Stick McGhee and His Buddies | ||
| 16 | Hit The Road | Little Willie Littlefield | ||
| 17 | Who's Been Jivin' You | Jimmy Witherspoon | ||
| 18 | Black Angel Blues (Sweet Black Angel) | The Nighthawks (Robert Nightha | ||
| 19 | My Special Friend Blues | Baby Boy Warren | ||
| 20 | Every Day I Have The Blues (Lonely Heart Blue | Lowell Fulson | ||
| 21 | Rock Awhile | Goree Carter and His Hepcats | ||
| 22 | Bon Ton Roula | Clarence Garlow | ||
| 23 | Rollin' And Tumblin' Part 1 | Baby Face Leroy Trio | ||
| 24 | Slippin' And Slidin' | Gene Phillips with Jack McVea | ||
| 25 | Rockin' All Day (aka Rockin' And Reelin') | Jimmy McCracklin and His Blues | ||
| 26 | Love Don't Love Nobody | Roy Brown and His Mighty Might | ||
| Various - Electric Blues - Plug It In! Turn It Up! - Vol.1 Electric Blues 1939 - 1954 (Deutsch) CD 2 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | That's All Right | Jimmy Rogers and His Trio | ||
| 02 | Midnight Boogie | Tampa Red | ||
| 03 | Black Night | Charles Brown and His Band | ||
| 04 | Rock Little Baby | Cecil Gant | ||
| 05 | Why Should I Cry? | Lonnie Johnson | ||
| 06 | Rocket '88' | Jackie Brenston and His Delta | ||
| 07 | How Many More Years? | Howlin' Wolf | ||
| 08 | Boogie Woogie Nighthawk | James 'Wide Mouth' Brown | ||
| 09 | Baby Let's Go Down To The Woods | Floyd Dixon | ||
| 10 | Kansas City Blues | Robert Nighthawk and His Night | ||
| 11 | Pontiac Blues | Sonny Boy Williamson | ||
| 12 | Dust My Broom | Elmore James | ||
| 13 | I'm In The Mood | John Lee Hooker | ||
| 14 | Cold Cold Feeling | T-Bone Walker | ||
| 15 | Ramblin' On My Mind | Boyd Gilmore | ||
| 16 | Please Send My Baby Back | Sunny Blair | ||
| 17 | Trust In Me | Fats Domino | ||
| 18 | Juke | Little Walter | ||
| 19 | Me And My Chauffeur Blues | Memphis Minnie with Little Joe | ||
| 20 | Five Long Years | Eddie Boyd | ||
| 21 | Lonesome Train | Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson | ||
| 22 | Hound Dog | Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton | ||
| 23 | Chocolate Pork Chop Man | Pete 'Guitar' Lewis | ||
| 24 | Woke Up This Morning (My Baby She Was Gone) | B.B. King and His Orchestra | ||
| 25 | Evening Sun | Johnny Shines | ||
| 26 | Cryin' Shame | Snooky Pryor and His Trio | ||
| Various - Electric Blues - Plug It In! Turn It Up! - Vol.1 Electric Blues 1939 - 1954 (Deutsch) CD 3 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Messin' Up | Chuck Norris | ||
| 02 | Please Love Me | B.B. King and His Orchestra | ||
| 03 | Forty Cups Of Coffee | Danny Overbea | ||
| 04 | Ice Cream Man | John Brim | ||
| 05 | Losing Hand | Ray Charles | ||
| 06 | Hydramatic Woman | Joe Hill Louis | ||
| 07 | Feelin' Good | Little Junior's Blue Flames | ||
| 08 | One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer | Amos Milburn and His Aladdin C | ||
| 09 | Tiger Man (King Of The Jungle) | Rufus Thomas, Jr. | ||
| 10 | Blues With A Feeling | Little Walter and His Jukes | ||
| 11 | Piggly Wiggly | Lil' Son Jackson | ||
| 12 | T.V. Mama | Joe Turner and His Blues Kings | ||
| 13 | The Things That I Used To Do | Guitar Slim and His Band | ||
| 14 | Shim Sham Shimmy | Champion Jack Dupree | ||
| 15 | Dirty Work At The Crossroad | Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown wit | ||
| 16 | You Don't Have To Go | Jimmy Reed and His Trio | ||
| 17 | I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man | Muddy Waters | ||
| 18 | Sloppy Drunk | Jimmy Rogers and His Rocking F | ||
| 19 | Shake That Thing | Wynonie Harris | ||
| 20 | Wine, Women, Whiskey | Papa Lightfoot | ||
| 21 | I'm Gonna Murder My Baby | Pat Hare | ||
| 22 | Pet Cream Man | J.B. Hutto and His Hawks | ||
| 23 | Reconsider Baby | Lowell Fulson | ||
| 24 | Don't Have To Worry (Jumpin' In The Heart Of | Lafayette Thomas | ||
| 25 | The Boogie Disease | Dr. Ross | ||
Electric Blues - Plug It In! Turn It Up!
Bear Family's Electric Blues Serie "Plug It In! Turn It Up!" gewinnt Blues Music Award 2013
Der in Texas geborene T-Bone Walker war die Hauptfigur in der Entwicklung der elektrischen Bluesgitarre, wie wir sie heute kennen. Beginnend mit seiner bahnbrechenden Aufnahme von Mean Old World in 1942 (dem zweiten Titel dieses Sets), schrieb er einen Großteil des Vokabulars der elektrischen Nachkriegs-Bluesgitarre. Andere merkten bald, aus welcher Richtung der Wind wehte, und so wechselten die verehrten Bluesveteranen Big Bill Broonzy, Memphis Minnie, Tampa Red und viele andere etablierte Altmeister mutig zum elektrischen Instrument; eine neue Generation jüngerer Elektrogitarristen sprang in T-Bones mächtige Fußstapfen – in Texas, im ganzen Süden, in Chicago und an der Westküste.
Die meisten dieser einflussreichen Gitarrengrößen sind auf den vorliegenden CDs Serie Electric Blues zu finden. Die verstärkte Mundharmonika war eine spätere Innovation. Das kleine Instrument trat ohnehin erst ab 1937 als ernst zu nehmendes Soloinstrument im Blues hervor, als John Lee 'Sonny Boy’ Williamson mit seiner Bluebird-Einspielung von Good Morning, School Girl auftauchte (Sonny Boy blieb leider nicht die Zeit, um vor seiner Ermordung 1948 sein Instrument zu verstärken, aber er arbeitete in den letzten Jahren vor seinem Tod in seiner Band mit elektrisch spielenden Gitarristen). Erst in den späten 40er- und frühen 50er-Jahren traten eine Reihe von jungen Bluesharp-Zauberern ins Rampenlicht und pumpten ihre aufregenden Soli durch ein Mikrofon und einen Verstärker, allen voran der unerreichte Little Walter in Chicago.
Zu seinen innovativen Kollegen gehörten Snooky Pryor, Big Walter Horton, George 'Harmonica' Smith, Papa Lightfoot und Junior Wells. Nach dem Durchhören dieser Serie von 3-CD-Sets wird der Hörer alle Facetten des elektrischen Blues kenngelernt haben: swingende Jump-Titel, erdige Solonummern, Rock’n’Roller aus den 50ern, hart treibenden britischen und amerikanischen Blues-Rock der 60er-Jahre und danach, Soul-Blues aus den 70ern, bis hin zum zeitgenössischen Blues von heute, in dem die elektrische Gitarre weiterhin als allmächtiger König regiert. Es ist unmöglich, jeden wichtigen Meilenstein des Genres in dieser Serie zu berücksichtigen – dazu würde man einen wahren Berg an CDs und eine entsprechende Lawine von Begleittext benötigen – aber nach dem Hören des Dutzends prall gefüllter CDs dieser Serie werden Sie einen recht guten Eindruck gewonnen haben, wie sich der elektrische Blues entwickelt hat und wer seine wichtigen Künstler waren und sind – ganz zu schweigen von der Vielzahl zu Unrecht in Vergessenheit geratener Helden.
Ohne die Verstärkung hätte es den Blues, wie wir ihn im 21. Jahrhundert kennen, niemals gegeben. Hier sind die legendären Musiker, die den elektrischen Blues erfunden haben.
Bear Family's Electric Blues Serie "Plug It In! Turn It Up!" gewinnt Blues Music Award 2013
"Plug It In! Turn It Up! - Electric Blues 1939 - 2005" auf Bear Family Records hat bei den Blues Music Awards in Memphis, Tenneessee, am 9. Mai den prestigetraechtigen Preis in der Kategorie 'Bestes historisches Album' erhalten. Die einzigartige, 12-teilige CD-Dokumentation vermittelt erstmals einen umfassenden Blick auf die Geschichte dieses bedeutsamen Genres, unabhaengig von Grenzen, die einzelne Plattenfirmen aufzeigen.
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