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“Live 8 was, and remains a brilliant moment but what is more important is the brilliant movement of which it was a part. This gives the poorest of the poor real political muscle for the first time. It is this movement of church people and trade unionists, soccer moms and student activists, that will carry the spirit of Live 8 on. It is this movement, not rock stars, that will make it untenable in the future to break promises to the most vulnerable people on this planet.
LIVE 8 The Long Walk to Justice
CD 1 01 - Muddy Waters - I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man 02 - Memphis Slim - Mother Earth 03 - Willie Mabon - I Don't Know 04 - John Lee Hooker - Sugar Mama 05 - Eddie Boyd - 24 Hours 06 - John Brim - Ice Cream Man 07 - Sugar Boy Crawford - Jock-A-Mo 08 - Willie Dixon - Wang Dang Doodle 09 - Muddy Waters - I Just Want to Make Love to You 10 - Lowell Fulson - Reconsider Baby 11 - J.B. Lenoir - Eisenhower Blues 12 - Little Walter - My Babe 13 - Bo Diddley - I'm a Man 14 - Willie Mabon - The Seventh Son 15 - Bobby Charles - See You Later Alligator 16 - Muddy Waters - Trouble No More 17 - Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven 18 - Bo Diddley - Who Do You Love
Beco do Blues - Ex - Blues & Blues
Southern Blues Rock
Knock-out Greg and his mates recorded this CD in 98, their 3rd CD. Being a touring band, they rarely get the time they deserve in the studio, however, this probably being the first time they are being heard as good! Their style mixes retro jump blues with true Chicago sounds, a la Little Walter and Howling Wolf. Greg's harp playing certainly stands the test as he is firing away one solo after the other and the singing is distinct! This band is one of the hottest in Scandinavia and deserves a listen everywhere else. I do hope their latest, Wig-Flipper, makes it to the worldwide market as this band just gets better and better!
Collective Collection
John Dawson Winter III, mais conhecido como Johnny Winter (Beaumont, Texas, 23 de fevereiro de 1944) é um guitarrista e cantor de blues norte-americano. Johnny começou a se apresentar ainda jovem com seu irmão Edgar Winter, que, assim como ele, é albino. Seu primeiro disco ('Schoolboy Blues') foi lançado quando Winter tinha 15 anos de idade. Em 1968 ele começou a tocar em um trio com o baixista Tommy Shannon e o baterista Uncle John Turner. Um artigo na revista Rolling Stone ajudou a gerar interesse no grupo.
