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Tin
House 1995
CD - Black Cat
1051 |
”With
the growth of the blues came the spread of the phenomenan
known as the juke joint, a house or cafe where people gathered
for music and dancing. In the juke joints younger blues singers
learned from older ones, borrowed techniques here, a song
there, and created new styles. Juke joints became the showcases
for travelling bluesman who would later expand their reputations
through recordings.”
The words above are taken at the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale,
Mississippi, USA. |
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Betty
Lee (Peter Kempe) |
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I'm
Working On It (Peter Kempe) |
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Long,
Long Dirty Trail (Peter Kempe) |
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Please
Come Home (Peter Kempe) |
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Jealous
Man (Corthen) |
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What
In The World (Willie Dixon) |
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Polk
Salad Annie (Tony Joe White) |
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Sneakin'
Sally (Oudejans/Kempe) |
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Black
Cat (Peter Kempe) |
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Movin'
Up In Class (Nighthawks) |
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Blind
Willie's Boogie (Izeboud) |
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Don't
Mess With The Voodoo (Kempe/Kok) |
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Tin
House Boogie (Peter Kempe) |
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