Best "white" Soul/Blues singer? - Steve Hoffman Music Forums
网页2012年9月3日 — Some folks are focusing too much on "white" and forgetting that "soul/blues" were part of the description. My picks: Peter Wolf Southside Johnny Graham Parker (with the Rumour) All these guys had the voices, the attitude, knowledge of the canon, and most importantly, white-hot bands that could play R&B.
Is ZZ Top in the same league as the very best bands?
网页2018年1月14日 — After tejas they took a 3 year break and came back with deguello which i find as a transition album between their earlier blues rock n roll and a more 80's production style. then we get eliminator and afterburner which of course are great but more pop records than anything. eliminator had more depth than afterburner though. afterburner is ...
What's your favourite Blues record today?? - Steve Hoffman Music …
网页2013年9月1日 — Black Ace was a stage name frequently used by Texas blues musician Babe Kyro Lemon (B.K.) Turner (1905 – 1972). He acquired his nickname after recording. “Black Ace Blues” in 1937. He achieved his unique musical style by laying a steel Hawaiian guitar flat on his knees and playing it with a bottle-neck.
Paul Butterfield Blues Band...thoughts* - Steve Hoffman Music …
网页2019年12月21日 — Location: Los Angeles, California, USA. Paul Butterfield’s Better Days band with the incredible Amos Garrett on guitar and Geoff Muldaur sharing vocals are also pretty great and worth searching for. “There are only three white blues singers, Geoff Muldaur is at least two of them“, Richard Thompson. spencer1, Dec 22, 2019.
Who are the alltime greatest white soul singers?
网页2018年2月14日 — On reflection, the first four I picked were the best white singers operating in the soul/country soul idioms. If you're defining soul as the conveyance of raw, genuine emotion through singing the my nominees would actually be Kurt Cobain and David Gedge.
A Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) Appreciation Thread
网页2016年8月20日 — Green's blues (vocally) are frequently so raw and emotionally scarred that it is difficult to listen to. He was one of the best white blues singers ever. It's a good thing Jeremy was there to play the clown. As he stepped away from playing lead in 1969, Mac got less and less visceral.
The earliest forms of blues music: Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith and …
网页2020年6月28日 — Its target audience, the black community, was overall still very poor and had little money to spent on stuff like records. It's also the reason why the first jazz recordings were by the Original Dixieland Band, a white jazz combo (one of the reasons actually, there were of course also racial issues). The …
The Steve Hoffman Music Forums Top 100 Blues Albums of All Time
网页2021年2月20日 — 1.King Of The Delta Blues - Robert Johnson 2.Folk Singer- Muddy Waters 3.Moanin' In The Moonlight - Howlin' Wolf 4.Father of the Blues - Son House 5.Two Steps From The Blues - Bobby 'Blue' Bland 6.Rock'n'Roll Gumbo - Rock 'n' Roll Gumbo 7.Rainin' In My Heart - Slim Harpo 8.John Mayall - Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton 9.I Am The Blues - Willie Dixon 10.Right Place, Wrong Time - Otis Rush
Rolling Stones The 200 Greatest Singers of All Time
网页2023年1月1日 — Nat King Cole is another very flagrant omission. How about the singer Pink, surely one of the most powerful singers in the world, both in the studio and in live concert performance. Bing Crosby was left off the 200 list entirely and he basically invented microphone singing for the popular music world.
Paul Butterfield Blues Band...thoughts* - Steve Hoffman Music …
网页2019年12月21日 — Now a days there are many white blues players that play the real deal with the reverence & restraint that it requires. Mostly they go unheard & unrecognised whilst the whiteboy blues gets all the attention (for a variety of reasons) I don't know enough about jazz to comment & have no interest in knowing anything about rap or reggae.