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Electric Blues Vol.4 : 1970-2005

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発売日 2012年06月15日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルBear Family
構成数 3
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 BCD16924CP
SKU 4000127169242

構成数 : 3枚
合計収録時間 : 04:22:44
Liner Note Author: Bill Dahl. Illustrators: R.A. Andreas; Detlev Hoegen; Victor Pearlin. Photographers: R.A. Andreas; Detlev Hoegen; Victor Pearlin. In some ways, the fourth installment of Bear Family's four-volume Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection is the most important -- not because this was the most innovative period for electric blues but rather the years of 1970-2005 are generally considered to be when the genre was rather dormant. Certain acts had hits now and then, but the blues weren't ruling the R&B charts and rock & roll starts to shed its blues influence during the '70s, so its presence doesn't seem as immediate. Nevertheless, this fourth volume proves that electric blues not only has a rich legacy but that it is one that continues into the modern era, both by old hands (Buddy Guy pops up with his 1991 "Damn Right, I've Got the Blues") and new (Robert Cray's "Smoking Gun," which actually crossed over into the Top 40). Most of the major names of soul-blues and mainstream blues are here -- B.B. King, Al Green, Z.Z. Hill, O.V. Wright, Bobby Rush, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Albert King -- and this also traces the rise of Alligator Records (Hound Dog Taylor's "Give Me Back My Wig" still sounds nasty all these years later), grapples with such rock bands as the J. Geils Band and ZZ Top, and makes a case for the influence of Stevie Ray Vaughan and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. While it doesn't necessarily make a case for the next generation -- some of the newer tracks toward the end of the set are by old guys like R.L. Burnside -- this fourth volume does prove that electric blues remained vital well into the new millennium. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

  1. 1.[CDアルバム] DISC 1:
    1. 1.
      Something Strange Is Goin' on in My House / Ted Taylor
    2. 2.
      I Can't Get Next to You / Al Green
    3. 3.
      Big Leg Woman (With a Short Short Mini Skirt) / Israel Tolbert
    4. 4.
      Get Your Lie Straight / Bill Coday
    5. 5.
      Don't Make Me Pay for His Mistakes / Z.Z. Hill
    6. 6.
      A Nickel and a Nail / O.V. Wright
    7. 7.
      Chicken Heads / Bobby Rush
    8. 8.
      Everybody Knows About My Good Thing, Pt. 1 / Little Johnny Taylor
    9. 9.
      Drowning in the Sea of Love / Joe Simon
    10. 10.
      Joey / Little Beaver
    11. 11.
      That's What Love Will Make You Do / Little Milton
    12. 12.
      Breaking Up Somebody's Home / Ann Peebles
    13. 13.
      I'll Play the Blues for You / Albert King
    14. 14.
      Man Sized Job / Denise LaSalle
    15. 15.
      Your Turn to Cry / Bettye LaVette
    16. 16.
      It's Hard Going Up (But Twice as Hard Coming Down) / Little Sonny
    17. 17.
      To Know You Is to Love You / B.B. King
    18. 18.
      Cheaper to Keep Her / Johnnie Taylor
    19. 19.
      Let's Straighten It Out / Latimore
    20. 20.
      I Wouldn't Treat a Dog (The Way You Treated Me) / Bobby "Blue" Bland
    21. 21.
      Take Me to the River / Syl Johnson
    22. 22.
      Turning Point / Tyrone Davis
    23. 23.
      Ain't That a Bitch / Johnny "Guitar" Watson
    24. 24.
      (You Are My) Learnin' Tree / Artie "Blues Boy" White
  2. 2.[CDアルバム] DISC 2:
    1. 1.
      The Thrill Is Gone / B.B. King
    2. 2.
      Memory Pain / Johnny Winter
    3. 3.
      Going Down / Freddie King
    4. 4.
      Homework / J. Geils Band
    5. 5.
      Right Place, Wrong Time / Otis Rush
    6. 6.
      Give Me Back My Wig / Hound Dog Taylor
    7. 7.
      Stoop Down Baby / Chick Willis
    8. 8.
      Should've Learnt My Lesson / Rory Gallagher
    9. 9.
      After Hours / Roy Buchanan
    10. 10.
      Your Love Is Like a Cancer / Son Seals
    11. 11.
      Stealin' Watermelons / Elvin Bishop Group
    12. 12.
      Luther's Blues / Luther Allison
    13. 13.
      Boogie Thing / James Cotton Blues Band
    14. 14.
      La Grange / ZZ Top
    15. 15.
      Somebody Loan Me a Dime / Fenton Robinson
    16. 16.
      The Train I Ride / Junior Wells
    17. 17.
      Before You Accuse Me / Delbert McClinton
    18. 18.
      Runaway / Bonnie Raitt
    19. 19.
      Hey Bartender / Koko Taylor
    20. 20.
      Duke's Blues / Roomful of Blues
    21. 21.
      Bad Dream / Eddy Clearwater
  3. 3.[CDアルバム] DISC 3:
    1. 1.
      Rock This House / Hollywood Fats Band
    2. 2.
      Brick / Albert Collins
    3. 3.
      Down Home Blues / Z.Z. Hill
    4. 4.
      Claim Jumper / Johnny Copeland
    5. 5.
      Dollar Got the Blues / Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
    6. 6.
      Bad to the Bone / George Thorogood & the Destroyers
    7. 7.
      Pride and Joy / Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
    8. 8.
      Don't Take Advantage of Me / Lonnie Brooks
    9. 9.
      Tuff Enuff / The Fabulous Thunderbirds
    10. 10.
      Smoking Gun / Robert Cray
    11. 11.
      Cold Is the Night / Joe Louis Walker
    12. 12.
      Damn Right, I've Got the Blues / Buddy Guy
    13. 13.
      Your Love Is Real / Robert Ward
    14. 14.
      Red Beans / Snooks Eaglin
    15. 15.
      All Night Long / Junior Kimbrough & the Soul Blues Boys
    16. 16.
      Old Black Mattie / R.L. Burnside
    17. 17.
      Robert Nighthawk Stomp / Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters
    18. 18.
      Bad Love / Luther Allison
    19. 19.
      Backup Man / Arthur Adams
    20. 20.
      Check My Pulse / Nick Moss & the Flip Tops

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プロデューサー： Bill Dahl

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In some ways, the fourth installment of Bear Family's four-volume Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection is the most important -- not because this was the most innovative period for electric blues but rather the years of 1970-2005 are generally considered to be when the genre was rather dormant. Certain acts had hits now and then, but the blues weren't ruling the R&B charts and rock & roll starts to shed its blues influence during the '70s, so its presence doesn't seem as immediate. Nevertheless, this fourth volume proves that electric blues not only has a rich legacy but that it is one that continues into the modern era, both by old hands (Buddy Guy pops up with his 1991 "Damn Right, I've Got the Blues") and new (Robert Cray's "Smoking Gun," which actually crossed over into the Top 40). Most of the major names of soul-blues and mainstream blues are here -- B.B. King, Al Green, Z.Z. Hill, O.V. Wright, Bobby Rush, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Albert King -- and this also traces the rise of Alligator Records (Hound Dog Taylor's "Give Me Back My Wig" still sounds nasty all these years later), grapples with such rock bands as the J. Geils Band and ZZ Top, and makes a case for the influence of Stevie Ray Vaughan and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. While it doesn't necessarily make a case for the next generation -- some of the newer tracks toward the end of the set are by old guys like R.L. Burnside -- this fourth volume does prove that electric blues remained vital well into the new millennium. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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