Why Should I Worry? - Various - Chicago Blues Of The 1950s (CD)
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1997
Label: Paula Records - PCD-22 • Format: CD Compilation • Country: US • Genre: Blues • Style: Chicago Blues
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Japanese 4 LP compilation containing 25 years () of Chicago Blues. Comes in a cardboard boxset, with booklet with lyrics and notes in English and Japanese. Other Versions (2 of 2) View All.
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Though the Chicago blues style has tapered off in the last forty years, the legacy it leaves behind will last forever. Chicago blues has been credited with being the biggest influence in the development of rock music, and greats such as The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix have credited Chicago blues artists as inspirations.
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Urban blues flourished in the early s as record companies like Chicago's Chess and Checker Records sold millions of records by artists like Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon, Howlin' Wolf and Elmore James. Featuring electric guitar, amplified harmonica and drums, this music had a raw, raucous sound that became a primary influence on rock and roll.
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Find album release information for Chicago Blues of the 's - Various Artists on AllMusic. Find album release information for Chicago Blues of the 's - Various Artists on AllMusic CD: 1 / 5. Alicia Keys Has Self Doubts. Read More. Video Player is .
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Jul 27, · Born In Chicago is the opening track on The Paul Butterfield Blues Band’s superb self-titled debut, which helped instigate the late 60s blues boom. An earlier version of Born In Chicago had appeared on the Elektra sampler Folk Song 65 and within a month it sold 60, copies because of the song’s inclusion.
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Various Artists - Chicago Blues 's - isbeaucaculcoatasmaridingdcasalab.co Music Skip to main content Hello, Sign in Chicago Blues 's Why Should I Worry - Moody Jones Screaming And Crying - Morris Pejoe Maybe Blues - Morris Pejoe Trouble In The Morning - John Brim.
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By the late s and early s a new generation of West Side artists, including Otis Rush, Magic Sam (Maghett), and Buddy (George) Guy, carried the work of Waters, Dixon, and other Chess artists even further. Chicago blues soon attracted substantially broader audiences.
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Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Chicago Blues of the 's - Various Artists on AllMusic - - This compilation gathers some of the 6/
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Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Chicago Blues from Federal Records - Various Artists on AllMusic - - Although the Federal label Although the Federal label (a subsidiary of King) wasn't a huge force in electric blues in the late s and early '60s, it did make some interesting, quality Chicago blues.