Authur Crudup’s ‘That’s All Right’. Fifth earliest rock ‘n’ roll track?
Rock ‘n’ roll pioneer, Arthur ‘Big Boy’ Crudup |
Rock ‘n’ roll pioneer, Arthur ‘Big Boy’ Crudup |
“Fascinating!!! Where do you research this stuff???” Richard Wall @writinblues, September 20, 2013. “Awesome research.” nora j mckiddie @mckiddie_j, September 21, 2013. UPDATED October 15, 2021 BLUESMUSE35. Just like rock & roll, hoochie coochie was old-time African-American slang for sex. To most blues aficionados, the term is synonymous today with the blues great Muddy Waters,…
Remastered: the untitled Led Zeppelin 1V album Blues and rock guitar great, Jimmy Page, as you might know, has in recent years been remastering the entire Led Zeppelin back catalogue. And he’s doing it with a twist. Jimmy’s been searching the vaults for alternative versions of all the band’s classics, to be released as a…
Blues Muse 1. Black Sabbath as they looked back around 1968. It looks like butter wouldn’t melt in Ozzie’s mouth (second right), doesn’t it? Last night, my son was lucky enough to watch the original Black Sabbath perform – thunderously live – in Melbourne, Australia. All the original line-up were there, except the drummer, Bill Ward….
OBITUARY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7cbkxn4G8U … … It’s rare for an Australian Aborigine to hit the music charts, even in Australia. Such a rare individual was Yunupingu*, the front man of rock band, Yothu Yindi, who died this week of kidney disease in Australia’s remote Arnhem Land, aged 56. Yothu Yindi became huge in Australia and gained worldwide…
Updated 20 July 2019. Check Lee Cooper’s electric blues guitar from 67 years ago. One of the purposes of this blog is to draw attention to exceptional musicians – blues or otherwise – who for some reason, often the passage of time, have been virtually forgotten. My most recent “discovery” is Lee Cooper, not the British jeans…