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Stevie ray Vaughan and Albert King Live - Blues at Sunrise. enjoy.

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Welfare Line · Jimmy Dawkins

Hot Wire 81 (feat. Richard Kirch, Sylvester Boines, Jimmy Schutte) (Blues Power)

℗ Didier Tricard

Released on: 1981-01-01

Composer: Jimmy Dawkins
Lyricist: Jimmy Dawkins

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Founded in 1977 in Iserlohn , the Pee Wees performed mostly with their own pieces. Its members were singer and frontman Richard Hagel, guitarist Thomas Hesse, bassist Heribert Grothe; Martin Siehoff sat on the drums and the saxophone played Karlos Boes.
The band made their first appearance in the Balver Cave at a jazz festival.

Singer and keyboarder was Reiner Hänsch from the band Zoff during the first two years . In 1979 Hänsch left the PeeWees and Richard Hagel became a singer. Stefan Janke was sitting at the keyboard, but he left the band after a short time - after a gig in Uncle Pö in Hamburg.

In 1980, piano tracks of the then studio album had to be recorded, for which the Hamburg keyboardist Thomas Waßkönig stepped in - especially as the rehearsal of the record company for the album was imminent and there was no time. After these recordings, which Richard Hagel and Hesse liked a lot, Waßkönig became an integral part of the band from 1980 to 1984, after which he moved (back) to the band Grobschnitt .

Two years after its founding, the first LP was released . By participating in open-air concerts abroad, the band became known beyond the borders of Germany. There have been tours including Chicken Shack , Canned Heat , Jack Bruce and the Stray Cats . In 1980 you were allowed to perform in Poland. The following year, the Pee Wee Bluesgang played in the Rockpalast of the WDR in Cologne.

In the early 1980s, the PeeWees were also accompanying band of Drafi Deutscher at live concerts. [1]

Since the mid-1990s, the saxophone replaced the keyboard.

On December 31, 2008, the group, which had previously released 15 albums, broke up.

In 2010 the band celebrated their comeback . Since then, the PeeWees play in a changed cast. Andreas Müller replaced Heribert Grothe on the bass guitar. New on the keyboard is Nico Kozuschek

Cornelis Vreeswijk - De Beerenburg Blues

Mijn favoriete troubadour uit de 70-er jaren: Cornelis Vreeswijk werd in 1937 in IJmuiden geboren als oudste van vier kinderen. In 1948, Cornelis was toen elf jaar oud, verhuisde het gezin naar Stockholm in Zweden waar zijn vader, Jacob Cornelis Vreeswijk, nadat hij in Nederland een taxi- en garagebedrijf had gehad, ging werken als automonteur. Het gezin remigreerde in 1961 naar Nederland, maar Cornelis en zijn zuster Ida bleven in Zweden wonen.

Vreeswijk debuteerde in 1964 met Ballader och oförskämdheter (Ballades en onbeschaamdheden). Zijn grote doorbraak kwam in 1968 met Tio vackra visor och personliga Person (Tien mooie liederen en 'persoonlijke Person', een woordspeling op een Zweedse achternaam). Hij nam ook liederen op van Carl Michael Bellman (1740-1795, een Zweeds dichter) en Evert Taube (1890 - 1976), zijn directe voorganger als belangrijkste Zweedse troubadour.

Ook na zijn dood bleef Vreeswijks oeuvre in Zweden ongekend populair, getuige ook de nationale Cornelis Vreeswijkdag aldaar.

Vreeswijk werd in 1966 door de VARA uitgenodigd naar Nederland te komen. Een single van De nozem en de non flopte. Zes jaar later verscheen zijn elpee Cornelis Vreeswijk (1972) die bekroond werd met platina; er werden honderdduizend exemplaren van verkocht. Zijn volgende Nederlandstalige platen hadden echter maar weinig succes.

In 1973 verscheen zijn LP I stället för vykort (In plaats van ansichtkaarten), waarop hij stelling nam tegen de oorlog in Vietnam. Teksten van Victor Jara werden door hem in 1978 op de plaat gezet.

In 1974 reikte Prins Adrianus I van carnavalsvereniging de Pintenwippers uit IJmuiden aan Vreeswijk het grootkruis der Pintenwippers uit.

In 1985 werd bij Vreeswijk leverkanker geconstateerd. Hij stierf twee jaar later op 50-jarige leeftijd

Hope Waits performs "Mother In-Law Blues" at the 2nd Annual BluesMobile.com Roots and Blues Festival in Boulder, Colorado. Performance took place at the Fox Theatre, May 2012.

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I Got a Mind to Give up Living · The Paul Butterfield Blues Band

East West

℗ 1968 Elektra Entertainment Company

Guitar: Elvin Bishop
Bass Guitar: Jerome Arnold
Organ: Mark Naftalin
Guitar: Mike Bloomfield
Vocals: Paul Butterfield
Producer: Paul Rothchild
Drums: Sam Lay
Writer: BB King
Writer: Cliff Adams
Arranger: Paul Butterfield

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Skopje Jazz Festival, Macedonia
Jimmy Dawkins, guitar/vocal. Joel Perry, guitar. Ken Vangel, piano. Tim Green, bass. Mike Warner, drums

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Cold Rain · Blues Company

Vintage

℗ 1995 in-akustik GmbH & Co. KG

Released on: 1995-08-01

M U S I C_ P U B L I S H E R: Musikverlag Todor Todorovic
C O M P O S E R: Todor Todorovic
L Y R I C I S T: Wishing Dulisch

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J.B. Hutto ''Pretty Baby'' (1983)

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Roll With Me · Deborah Coleman

I Can't Lose

℗ 1997 BLIND PIG RECORDS

Released on: 1997-02-04

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Snowy

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Money Is the Name of the Game · Buster Benton

Blues & Trouble (Blues Reference 1983-1985)

℗ Disques Black & Blue

Released on: 1985-01-01

Composer: Buster Benton

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Henrik Freischlader - I Loved Another Woman - Rockpalast 20-10-2010

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Tell Me, Mama · Jt Coldfire

Always & Never

℗ 2012 Jt Coldfire

Released on: 2012-04-04

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Live At Zappa Telaviv 4/4/13

Joe Louis Walker Guitar-Vocals
Andy Watts Guitar
Dov Hammer Harmonica
Ilan Hillel Bass
Alon Hillel Drums

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SaRon Crenshaw Band @ Terra Blues, Greenwich Village, New York, 4 March 2017

Mark Hummel, Anson Funderburgh, Mike Keller, Wes Starr and RW Grigsby tearing it up!
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Mark Hummel, Anson Funderburgh, Mike Keller, Wes Starr and RW Grigsby tearing it up!
Recorded Live at The Old Mint, New Orleans, LA, March 25, 2017
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In The Wee Hours
Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters
Ronnie Earl Guitar
Diane Blue Vocals
Dave Limina Hammond B3 & Piano
Paul Kochanski Bass
Forrest Padgett Drums

Daryl's House Club
January 12 2019