8 thoughts on “ T-Bone Jumps Again - T-Bone Walker - Everytime (CD) ”

1. Mar 22,  · This is 2 part lesson where we will cover some of the classic lines that come down out of T-Bone's jump playing. Specifically we'll look at a “must learn” live solo by a new school master.

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2. * Items below may differ depending on the release. Review Released in , T-Bone Blues captured the Texas blues giant at the top of his game, jamming with his characteristic flow through soulful, jazz-touched and occasionally raunchy (but always refined) blues. Walker's playing is never less than incendiary; Junior Wells and Jimmy Rogers have guest spots.

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3. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about T-Bone Walker - T-Bone Jumps Again at Discogs. Complete your T-Bone Walker collection/5(36).

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4. Along with other blues and jazz milestones of the 20th century, the music T-Bone Walker produced between will endure for a long time to come. And even with the added knowledge of him being an electric guitar innovator, especially in blues, Walker's music stands simply because it's endlessly enjoyable to listen to. He not only benefited immeasurably from a solid blues base (He cut his 9/

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5. Editorial Reviews This double disc set is well titled, as it contains most of T-Bone's greatest recordings from his glory years. Disc One comes from his Capitol and Black & White period, and includes his best-known song, Call It Stormy Monday, along with his other classics, backed by the cream of the Los Angeles mirsdarmuresecdilabelbarepima.xyzinfo Two is the best of his Imperial sides, the sides that B.B. King has /5(9).

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6. Aaron "T-Bone" Walker was born in Texas in , and spent his early career doing the usual playing blues in clubs, juke joints, and tent shows, before finally making studio recordings in the s. The first five tracks on this CD were recorded in Chicago in , and the rest in Los Angeles in and /5(76).

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7. Great bank-for-the-buck compilation of T-Bone Walker performances of songs still being played today. The sound quality is pretty good, and you'll hear why T-Bone influenced so many guitar players. British Real Gone Music has released a number of multiple CD sets of old Blues, and after T-Bone I recommend you try Lightnin' Hopkins, another great /5(17).

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8. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Low Down Blues - T-Bone Walker on AllMusic -

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