This Week on Blues Unlimited - Recycling the Blues: The Origins of Classic Blues Songs (Hour 1)

25/07/2017
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Descripción de This Week on Blues Unlimited - Recycling the Blues: The Origins of Classic Blues Songs (Hour 1)

Hello Friends! We're just putting the finishing touches on a brand new episode... which we'll have on tap for you next week. In the meantime, here's another overlooked gem from the archives. Enjoy! --SBH If you've ever listened to your favorite blues song and wondered who the original artist was or who did it first, then this program is for you. We've taken a handful of world famous, iconic blues songs and traced their roots back to the "original" versions. From such enduring classics as "Sweet Little Angel" (B.B. King, Tampa Red), to "Cross Cut Saw" (Albert King, Tommy McClennan), "Baby Please Don't Go" (Muddy Waters, Big Joe Williams), and more, join us for an illuminating look at some all-time classic blues songs, and the original versions that inspired them. Pictured: A classic slice of Muddy Waters, “Turn The Lamp Down Low” is his take on the blues standard, “Baby Please Don’t Go.” To hear this episode in its original full-fidelity high quality audio, it may be downloaded from Bandcamp at: http://tinyurl.com/y89ajft5 Don't forget to install the PodOmatic Podcast Player app for iOS so you can listen to Sleepy Boy Hawkins wherever you go! Details at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/podomatic/id648258566?mt=8