T-Bone Walker - 1929-1946 (Hd Remastered) (2019) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: T-Bone Walker
- Title: 1929-1946
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Reborn recordings
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24/48
- Total Time: 01:11:25
- Total Size: 621 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01 - Trinity River Blues 03:03
02 - Wichita Falls Blues 03:12
03 - T-Bone Blues 03:17
04 - I Got a Break Baby 03:17
05 - Mean Old World 02:54
06 - Sail on Boogie 02:40
07 - I'm Still in Love with You 02:55
08 - You Don't Love Me Blues 02:38
09 - T-Bone Boogie 03:04
10 - Mean Old World Blues 02:53
11 - Evening 03:30
12 - My Baby Left Me 02:54
13 - Come Back to Me Baby 03:08
14 - She Is Going to Ruin Me (Fast Woman) 02:57
15 - I Can't Stand Being Away from You 03:11
16 - No Worry Blues 02:44
17 - Don't Leave Me Baby 02:49
18 - Bobby Sox Blues 02:40
19 - I'm Gonna Find My Baby 02:55
20 - I'm in an Awful Mood 02:45
21 - It's a Low Down Dirty Deal 02:55
22 - Don't Give Me the Runaround 03:04
23 - Hard Pain Blues 03:01
24 - I Call It Stormy Monday but Tuesday Is Just as Bad 02:59
01 - Trinity River Blues 03:03
02 - Wichita Falls Blues 03:12
03 - T-Bone Blues 03:17
04 - I Got a Break Baby 03:17
05 - Mean Old World 02:54
06 - Sail on Boogie 02:40
07 - I'm Still in Love with You 02:55
08 - You Don't Love Me Blues 02:38
09 - T-Bone Boogie 03:04
10 - Mean Old World Blues 02:53
11 - Evening 03:30
12 - My Baby Left Me 02:54
13 - Come Back to Me Baby 03:08
14 - She Is Going to Ruin Me (Fast Woman) 02:57
15 - I Can't Stand Being Away from You 03:11
16 - No Worry Blues 02:44
17 - Don't Leave Me Baby 02:49
18 - Bobby Sox Blues 02:40
19 - I'm Gonna Find My Baby 02:55
20 - I'm in an Awful Mood 02:45
21 - It's a Low Down Dirty Deal 02:55
22 - Don't Give Me the Runaround 03:04
23 - Hard Pain Blues 03:01
24 - I Call It Stormy Monday but Tuesday Is Just as Bad 02:59
Texas guitarist T-Bone Walker's best work was done for Imperial Records in the early '50s, but as this disc of his earliest sides shows, the evolution of his elegant guitar style and urbane vocal skills is a fascinating one. Opening with his first recorded pieces, "Wichita Falls Blues" and "Trinity River Blues," released in 1929 on Columbia, and moving chronologically through his recordings for Capitol Records and his yearlong stay with Black & White Records in 1946, this collection show the jazzy, jump blues roots of a guitar legend. Novice listeners should check out his Imperial years first, but this anthology makes a nice second purchase. ~Steve Leggett
Year 2019 | Blues | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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