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100 TIPS FOR BLUES GUITAR
100 TIPS FOR BLUES GUITAR
    Covering everything from
    choosing a plectrum to
    executing the most
    accomplished finger roll
    this side of the
    Mississippi, this guide
    takes you through the
    complexities of the
    blues. It offers a
    thorough breakdown of the
    styles, including John
    Lee Hooker, Robert
    Johnson and Howling Wolf.
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Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues
Martin Scorsese Presents The
Blues
    An illustrated study
    based on the seven-part
    PBS-TV series furnishes
    an impressionistic
    portrait of the blues and
    its influence on American
    music and culture as
    viewed by seven famous
    directors, in a
    collection of
    photographs, historical
    and personal essays, and
    interviews. Reprint. 35,
    000 first pr
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The Virgin Encyclopedia of the Blues
The Virgin Encyclopedia Of The
Blues
    Provides information
    about the history of the
    most simple and enduring
    genre in the history of
    popular music. This title
    brings together pioneers
    like Robert Johnson and
    Blind Lemon Jefferson,
    the influence of Muddy
    Waters and Willie Dixon
    on the blues boom of the
    1960s, and the blues
    resurgence featuring
    Keb'Mo, Larry Garner and
    Jonny Lang.
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Midnight Mover
Midnight Mover
    Bobby Womack's is the
    story of R&B and soul
    itself, a crucial link
    between the gospel of the
    1950s and the greatest
    soul and rock of the
    1960s and 1970s. In a
    turbulent life, Womack
    was one of the last to
    see his friend Janis
    Joplin shortly before she
    died and was one of the
    key witnesses to the
    mysterious shooting of
    Sam Cooke.
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Big Boss Man
Big Boss Man
    Takes a comprehensive
    look at one of the
    greatest and most popular
    bluesmen of all time,
    Jimmy Reed. From "The
    Hell Hole of the Delta",
    where he was born and
    raised, to "Death
    Valley", a part of South
    Chicago where he worked
    the iron mills, his
    growth as a person and
    professional musician is
    chronicled.
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Escaping the Delta
Escaping The Delta
    This close-up look at the
    life and music of Robert
    Johnson and his
    contributions to the
    evolution of blues music
    describes his obscurity
    during his own life, his
    innovative influence on
    American popular music,
    and how the history of
    blues music was shaped
    and transformed by white
    fans with different
    tastes and standards.
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Delta Blues
Delta Blues
    The blues grew out of the
    plantations and prisons,
    the swampy marshes and
    fertile cotton fields of
    the Mississippi Delta.
    This book brings to life
    the stirring music of the
    Delta, evoking the
    legendary figures who
    shaped its sound and
    ethos: Robert Johnson,
    Charley Patton, Muddy
    Waters, John Lee Hooker,
    Howlin' Wolf, and B B
    King.
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Sweet Soul Music
Sweet Soul Music
    This volume tells the
    story of the birth of
    rhythm-and-blues. It
    records the rise and fall
    of Stax Records - who
    produced Otis Redding,
    Booker T. and the MGs -
    as well as other labels
    such as Atlantic. It
    profiles major artists
    such as Aretha Franklin,
    Sam Cooke, James Brown
    and Al Green.
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Last Swill and Testament
Last Swill And Testament
    Born to shell-shocked
    parents in shell-shocked
    London shortly after the
    end of World War II,
    Paul 'Sailor' Vernon came
    into his own during the
    1960s when spotty teenage
    herberts with bad
    haircuts began
    discovering The Blues.
    This illustrated
    autobiography charts the
    many twists and turns in
    his roller-coaster
    adventure of a life.
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The Truman and Eisenhower Blues
The Truman And Eisenhower
Blues
    In the sequel to
    "Roosevelt's Blues",
    Guido van Rijn presents
    an account of the gospel
    and blues music of the
    immediate post-war
    period, concentrating on
    songs that comment on
    contemporary political
    events and issues during
    a crucial time in the
    shaping of black
    consciousness in America.
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How Britain Got the Blues
How Britain Got The Blues
    Explores how, and why,
    the blues became a
    central component of
    English popular music in
    the 1960s. This work
    analyses the transmission
    of blues records to
    England, from the first
    recordings to hit English
    shores to the end of the
    sixties. It also maps the
    influences on British
    blues and blues-rock
    performers.
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The Truman and Eisenhower Blues
The Truman And Eisenhower
Blues
    Presents an account of
    the Gospel and blues
    music of the post-war
    period (1945-1960). The
    author studies over 300
    songs, many of them rare
    recordings, from artists
    including Fats Domino,
    John Lee Hooker and B B
    King, and usefully
    transcribes 123 of them
    in their entirety.
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Blue Monday
Blue Monday
    Rock 'n' roll defined the
    last half of the 20th
    century, and while many
    think of Elvis Presley as
    the genre's driving
    force, the truth is that
    Fats Domino was the first
    to put it on the map with
    such hits as "Ain't That
    a Shame" and "Blueberry
    Hill". This is a
    biography of an
    extraordinary man and New
    Orleans at the birth of
    rock 'n' roll.
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£6.79
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