Jack mcvea blues with a feeling book

Rabon tarrant with jack mcvea blues with a feeling 1947 youtube. You could pick up an ivory joe hunter record on king and hear an alto sax solo by johnny hodges on the break. Penguin guide to blues recordings the russell tony. Rabon tarrant with jack mcvea blues with a feeling 1947. Tbone walker was the childhood hero of jimi hendrix, and hendrix imitated some of walkers ways throughout his life. Whenever i read the ahem selfeffacing richard dawkins im reminded of an old rhythm and blues song, open the door, richard by jack mcvea. Check out groovin boogie by jack mcvea on amazon music. Here you are dancing to the wonderful dust me down blues bands rendition of blues with a feeling a song written and first recorded as a bside by rabon tarrant with jack mcvea and his all stars in 1947, and most popularly associated with little walter, who recorded it in 1953 backed by chicago band the. Capitol 100 499, 78rpm numerical listing discography. It would be incorrect to suggest that edwards has a definite tone quality.

Call it stormy monday but tuesday is just as bad 9. Gene phillips with jack mcvea orchestra slippin and. Complete list of jack mcvea music featured in tv shows and movies. Cee pee johnson jumpin the groove central avenue sounds 10. Albums include lolita, lolita, and open the door richard.

The basement tapes is a collection of over 100 songs recorded by bob dylan and his thenbacking group, the band, in the summer of 1967 in west saugerties, new york, just outside woodstock. One of the worlds most renowned, multiple awardwinning record companies. One musician who frequently recorded in both genres was tenor and alto sax man jack mcvea. Walker was posthumously inducted into the blues hall of fame in 1980, and into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1987. Visit tunefind for music from your favorite tv shows and movies. Lowell fulson every day i have the blues lonely heart blues 2. Jack mcvea and his all stars open the door richard. Get all the lyrics to songs by jack mcvea and join the genius community of music scholars to learn the meaning behind the lyrics. The list starts with general books of the blues essential reading, followed by blues artists in alphabetical order, interjected with blues books on particular themes. Hi all, i am sorry to have to inform you that we are having to turn off two discogs features that we have been experimenting with over the last year the tracks feature, and the updated collection feature. Rabon tarrant december 25, 1908 october 11, 1975 was an american jump blues and jazz drummer, singer and songwriter.

Mcvea, and particulary baker, were better known as backing musicians for more famous stars, who may or may not have been blues artists. The first stint, in orlando, stretching between 195758, was incredibly productive though relatively unknown to most people, perhaps foreshadowing his future and final reclusivity in st. Years before hendrix, walker was playing guitar with his teeth or in strange positions. With alton redd and george vann to enjoy in your home or car, or gift it to another music lover. Harmonica instructional book author winslow yerxa identifies it as one of the bestknown triedandtrue harmonica tunes and one of six. The other is shallow and thin, almost without emotion. His most notable composition was blues with a feeling, later recorded by little walter and many other musicians, becoming a blues standard. The career of jack mcvea, who has died aged 86, could serve as a template for the kinds of stylistic adjustments required of africanamerican jazz musicians of his generation. Rabon tarrant with jack mcvea and his door openers, little walter and his jukes. Jack mcvea biography, albums, streaming links allmusic. Well email you with an estimated delivery date as soon as we have more information. Jack kerouacs writing career began in the 1940s, but didnt meet with commercial success until 1957, when on the road was published.

Phillips appears only in the studio and does not appear to have toured with mcvea. Here you are dancing to the wonderful dust me down blues bands rendition of blues with a feeling a song written and first recorded as a bside by rabon tarrant with jack mcvea and his all stars in 1947, and most popularly associated with little walter, who recorded it in 1953 backed by chicago band the aces, reaching. Blow top blues decca 23792 may 1945 dinah washington. Jack mcvea and all stars jack mcvea and his door openers. Jack mcvea, 86, bandleader with a noteworthy novelty hit the. Blues with a feeling paul butterfield blues band duration. Worthy performers but hardly bluesmen by any stretch of imagination. Jun 07, 2010 whenever i read the ahem selfeffacing richard dawkins im reminded of an old rhythm and blues song, open the door, richard by jack mcvea. Jack mcvea, jay mcneely and mickey baker are there. Jack kerouac 19221969 was a principal actor in the beat generation, a companion of allen ginsberg and neal cassady in that great adventure. Shellac 10 jack mcvea s all stars fightin mama blues new deal 1945, shellac discogs.

Rabon tarrant with jack mcvea and his all stars in 1947, and most popularly. Blues with a feeling is a blues song written and first recorded by rabon tarrant with jack mcvea and his all stars in 1947, as the bside of slowly goin crazy blues. Rock me mama bluebird 340725 1944 arthur big boy crudup 10. Capitol 100 499 please note that these listings are for educational purposes only, and that none of these discs are held for sale.

May 27, 2017 ksds playlist archive saturday, may 27th 2017. Publication date 2011 title variation at head of title. Two of the biggest events in jack kerouacs life occurred while he was in florida. Betty roche rainy day blues 78 rpm rhythm recordings jack. The book became an american classic that defined the beat generation. Jack mcvea, rarely was honkin sax so much fun 4 cd set highly recommended. Such a great night at the ritzys 7th birthday party last night.

Back in the 40s, there was no bright line between jazz and rhythm and blues. Our catalog contains country music, rocknroll, rhythmn blues, folk, beat, oldies, jazz, chansons, cabaret, and culture. You get the feeling that after the success of the selfish gene, the god delusion and. Gene krupa january 15, 1909 october 16, 1973 was an american jazz and big band drummer. He played clarinet and tenor and baritone saxophone. Recalled joe bihari, maxwell had been in florida where louis jordan had lost his book of songs, all his. Program and biographical notes by bill dahl, with bibliography 158 p. Music profile for jack mcvea, born 5 november 1914. Baby make up your mind barrel house boogie bartender boogie basses boogie blackout boogie blues all night blues this morning blues with a feeling blugin eyes boilermakers boogie butch butch carlos crows being evicted darlin its just like a dream dirty money blues dont blame me dont blame me alternate take. Blues with a feeling was originally recorded by rabon tarrant with jack mcvea and his all stars in 1947. Although the original release was commercially unsuccessful, the song later became an important hit for little walter, with whom it is usually identified.

Bear family records proud to be independent specialised in premium quality reissues. Doggin the blues savoy 2223 may 1945 big joe turner 12. I would say some are vulgar and do not speak to me quite as much, but i did find joy and love, feeling like i. Jack mcvea will always be most famous for his big hit open the door, richard. One is deep, throaty, and gutty, as on play me the blues. Jack mcvea and all stars jack mcvea and his door openers groovin boogie the keys in the mailbox. Book of blues is an important piece of writing that chronicles an important time in kerouacs life and works well with desolation angels. May 27, 2017 jack mcvea bulgin eyes rarely was honkin so much fun 10. He started out playing banjo as a youth 192527 before switching to alto. As i read desolation angels, i noticed that jack duluoz makes references to various works of poetry as he moves through the book and book of blues contains many of those poems. Thank you for participating in the discogs tracks beta. George vann worrying anyhow blues rarely was honkin so much fun 10.

There are many fine books on the blues, so i thought i would share with you my recommendations. Our catalog contains country music, rocknroll, rhythmnblues, folk, beat, oldies, jazz, chansons, cabaret, and culture. His books include on the road, the dharma bums, mexico city blues, lonesome traveler, visions of cody, pomes all sizes city lights, scattered poems city lights, and scripture of the golden eternity. Excellent collection of 18 tracks from the arhoolie catalog featuring blues songs with a topical message including i have to paint my face by sam chatmon, tom moores farm by mance lipscomb, levee camp blues by fred mcdowell, little soldier boy by doctor ross, depression blues by herman e. Apr 24, 2011 flashbacks 1920s 1940s novelty songs of an era long gone bye. Jack kerouacs book of blues was a wonderful collection of thoughts and clippings from traveling experiences.