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Celebrating The Blues (Import) (CD)

By: Mike Bloomfield (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Celebrating The Blues (Import) (CD) Album By Mike Bloomfield (Artist)
1   Women Lovin' Each Other
2   Don't You Lie To Me
3   Knockin' Myself Out
4   Eyesight To The Blind
5   Between A Hard Place And The Ground
6   Cherry Red
7   Uncle Bob's Barrelhouse Blues
8   Wee Wee Hours
9   Vamp In C
10   Blues In B Flat
11   Jockey Blues
12   Junko Partner
13   Women Lovin Each Other - (alternate take)
14   Don't Lie To Me - (alternate take)
15   Kansas City
16   Darktown Strutters Ball / Mop Mop / Call Me A Dog
17   One Of These Days
 

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Personnel: Mike Bloomfield (guitar); Mark Naftalin (keyboards); Roger Troy (bass guitar); Bob Jones (drums).
Featuring the legendary American blues guitarist Mike Bloomfield performing live in a small West Coast club, this set was recorded in the early 1970s. While Bloomfield's voice was never his strongest asset, his distinctive guitar playing is much in evidence on a collection that includes both blues standards and unusual choices like "Darktown Strutters Ball," played as part of a ragtime medley. This set also features the pianist Mark Naftalin, with whom the guitarist worked extensively in the early 1970s.

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Personnel: Mike Bloomfield (guitar); Mark Naftalin (keyboards); Roger Troy (bass guitar); Bob Jones (drums).

Featuring the legendary American blues guitarist Mike Bloomfield performing live in a small West Coast club, this set was recorded in the early 1970s. While Bloomfield's voice was never his strongest asset, his distinctive guitar playing is much in evidence on a collection that includes both blues standards and unusual choices like "Darktown Strutters Ball," played as part of a ragtime medley. This set also features the pianist Mark Naftalin, with whom the guitarist worked extensively in the early 1970s.

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Featuring the legendary American blues guitarist Mike Bloomfield performing live in a small West Coast club, this set was recorded in the early 1970s. While Bloomfield's voice was never his strongest asset, his distinctive guitar playing is much in evidence on a collection that includes both blues standards and unusual choices like "Darktown Strutters Ball," played as part of a ragtime medley. This set also features the pianist Mark Naftalin, with whom the guitarist worked extensively in the early 1970s.

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