Electric Blues - Vol. 3-Electric Blues 1960-69 (English) vinyl record cover

Rush, Otis - So Many Roads, So Many Trains

Guy, Buddy - First Time I Met the Blues

Reed, Jimmy - Big Boss Man

King, Freddy - Hide Away

King, Freddy - Have You Ever Loved a Woman

Wells, Junior - Messin' with the Kid

Bland, Bobby - I Pity the Fool

King, Earl - Come on (Parts 1 ; 2)

Thomas, Kid - Rockin' This Joint To-Nite

James, Elmore - Shake Your Moneymaker

James, Betty - I'm a Little Mixed Up

Parker, Junior - Driving Wheel

Willie Perryman Interns - Doctor Feelgood

Hooker, John Lee - Boom Boom

Parker, Bobby - Watch Your Step

Cobbs, Willie - You Don't Love Me

Allen, Ricky - Cut You A-Loose

Frost, Frank - Jelly Roll King

Diddley, Bo - You Can't Judge a Book By Looking at the Cover

Kittrell, Christine - I'm a Woman

Williamson, Sonny Boy - Help Me

Fortune, Jesse - Too Many Cooks

Taylor, Little Johnny - Part Time Love

Howlin' Wolf - Hidden Charms

Davis, James - Blue Monday

Tucker, Tommy - Hi-Heel Sneakers

Lee, Little Frankie ; the Saxtons - Full Time Lover

King, B. B. - Rock Me Baby

Shaw, Timmy - Gonna Send You Back to Georgia

Desanto, Sugar Pie - Use What You Got

Howlin' Wolf - Killing Floor

Thomas, Rufus - All Night Worker

Wells, Junior - Snatch It Back and Hold It

Harpo, Slim - Baby Scratch My Back

Taylor, Koko - Wang Dang Doodle

Little Milton - Feel So Bad

Taylor, Johnnie - Little Bluebird

Pickett, Wilson - Mustang Sally

King, Albert - Crosscut Saw

John, Mable - You're Taking Up Another Man's Place

Fulsom, Lowell - Tramp

Franklin, Aretha - Dr. Feelgood (Love Is a Serious Business)

King, Albert - Born Under a Bad Sign

James, Etta - I'd Rather Go Blind

Guy, Buddy - Mary Had a Little Lamb

Carter, Clarence - Slip Away

Rhodes, Sonny - One of These Days

Davis, Tyrone - a Woman Needs to Be Loved

Magic Sam - What Have I Done Wrong

Leavy, Calvin - Cummins Prison Farm

Hawkins, Ronnie - Who Do You Love

Mack, Lonnie - Baby What's Wrong

Winter, Johnny - Gangster of Love

Animals, the - the House of the Rising Sun

Mann, Manfred - Bring It to Jerome

Bloomfield, Michael - Going Down Slow

Pretty Things, the - Judgement Day

Yardbirds, the - I Ain't Got You

Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Born in Chicago

John Mayall's Blues Breakers - Have You Heard

Hammond, John - I Can Tell

Charlie Musselwhite's South Side Band - Baby Will You Please Help Me

The Spencer Davis Group - Stevie's Blues

Ten Years After - I Want to Know

Brown, Savoy - Shake 'm on Down

Taj Mahal - She Caught the Katy (And Left Me a Mule to Ride)

Canned Heat - on the Road Again

Big Brother ; the Holding Company - Ball and Chain

Fleetwood Mac - Black Magic Woman

The Jeff Beck Group - Ain't Superstitious

Item UPC: 4000127169235

Date First Available: June 18, 2021

Label: BEAR FAMILY

Electric Blues

Vol. 3-Electric Blues 1960-69 (English)

Name: Electric Blues - Vol. 3-Electric Blues 1960-69 (English)
Brand: Electric Blues
SKU: 4000127169235
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ABOUT THE ALBUM

Part Three 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!

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