Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:49
Size: 132.4 MB
Styles: Assorted blues styles
Year: 2016
Art: Front
[3:58] 1. Lazy Lester - Bloodstains On The Wall
[3:33] 2. David Honeyboy Edwards - Catfish Blues
[2:59] 3. Pinetop Perkins - Down In Mississippi
[2:59] 4. Amund Maarud - Let`s Get High
[4:38] 5. Rita Engedalen - Turtle Blues
[3:33] 6. Lazy Lester - I´m So Tired
[4:54] 7. Snooky Pryor - How`d You Learn To Shake It Like That
[4:20] 8. Pinetop Perkins - How Long
[6:53] 9. Pinetop Perkins - Three Fork Store
[4:24] 10. Lazy Lester - Kokomo Blues
[3:42] 11. David Honeyboy Edwards - I´m The Man And I Always Wear The Pants
[1:57] 12. Snooky Pryor - Juke Joint Shuffle
[4:16] 13. Jostein Forsberg - A Woman
[2:20] 14. Rita Engedalen - Worries & Trouble
[3:16] 15. David Honeyboy Edwards - Blues And Trouble
The Notodden Blues Festival, founded in 1988, has hosted dozens of artists from Mississippi, including B. B. King, Otis Rush, Bo Diddley, Pinetop Perkins, James Cotton, Bobby Rush, Charlie Musselwhite, and Super Chikan. In 1996 Notodden and Clarksdale, Mississippi, became sister cities, and cultural exchanges have included performances by Norwegian artists at Clarksdale’s annual Sunflower River Blues and Gospel Festival.
Norway is both geographically and culturally distant from Mississippi, but as the popular Notodden Blues Festival demonstrates, there seem to be no boundaries for the appreciation of the blues. African American entertainers were performing in Norway by the end of the nineteenth century, and blues was featured on traveling vaudeville shows and musical revues such as “Plantation Days” and “Chocolate Kiddies” that toured Scandinavia in the 1920s. The Mississippi-based Utica Jubilee Singers appeared in Norway in 1930, and in 1937 the swing band of Mississippi native Jimmie Lunceford, which included blues in its repertoire, began its first European tour with two performances in Oslo. The first American solo blues artist to appear in Norway was Josh White, who visited Oslo in 1950, and during the latter 1950s blues vocalists Joe Williams, Jimmy Rushing and Big Joe Turner (with pianist Pete Johnson) all appeared on jazz shows.
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