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Cool. I dig it when the Stones do blues tunes. I just hope by "classics" they don't mean the same old over-covered tunes. I'd rather they dug deep than doing a bunch of stuff like Mannish Boy, Sweet Home Chicago, etc.
Cool. I dig it when the Stones do blues tunes. I just hope by "classics" they don't mean the same old over-covered tunes. I'd rather they dug deep than doing a bunch of stuff like Mannish Boy, Sweet Home Chicago, etc.
Let's see 'em get into some Johnny Shines, Bukka White, Kokomo Arnold, Bill Broonzy, Scrapper Blackwell, Blind Blake, James Cotton, Art Crudup, Jimmy Dawkins, Shakey Jake, Magic Sam, or a few of the less-oft heard numbers by Elmore James.
Let's see 'em get into some Johnny Shines, Bukka White, Kokomo Arnold, Bill Broonzy, Scrapper Blackwell, Blind Blake, James Cotton, Art Crudup, Jimmy Dawkins, Shakey Jake, Magic Sam, or a few of the less-oft heard numbers by Elmore James.
Now I'm getting the urge to listen that album Jagger did with The Red Devils. I think I grabbed it from dime years ago, but can't say I know where it is. Might need to go on an archive expedition.
Let's see 'em get into some Johnny Shines, Bukka White, Kokomo Arnold, Bill Broonzy, Scrapper Blackwell, Blind Blake, James Cotton, Art Crudup, Jimmy Dawkins, Shakey Jake, Magic Sam, or a few of the less-oft heard numbers by Elmore James.