(Blues) Lonnie Johnson - Blues in My Fingers

Album: Blues in My Fingers Styles: Acoustic Blues Released: 1994 Label: Indigo File: mp3@320K/s Size: 151.1 MB Time: 66:00 Art: Full covers 1. Mr. Johnson's Swing [2:49] 2. Mr. Johnson's Blues [2:43] 3. Four Hands Are Better Than Two [3:18] 4. Woke Up With the Blues in My Fingers [3:11] 5. Tin Can Alley Blues [2:44] 6. Blue Ghost Blues [3:12] 7. Playing with the Strings [3:02] 8. Away Down in the Alley Blues [2:52] 9. Careless Love [2:57] 10. Blues in G [2:51] 11. Two Tone Stomp [3:03] 12. Have to Change Keys (to Play These Blues) [3:03] 13. Guitar Blues [3:16] 14. She's Making Whoopee in Hell Tonight [3:12] 15. A Handful of Riffs [3:08] 16. Blue Guitars [3:13] 17. Uncle Ned, Don't Use Your Head [3:06] 18. Winnie the Wailer [3:13] 19. Go Back to Your No Good Man [2:55] 20. Hard Times Ain't Gone Nowhere [2:40] 21. Got the Blues for the West End [2:40] 22. Swing Out Rhythm [2:40]

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daba_1 (2010-12-26)

Just wanted to wish you a very Merry Christmas brother! D:)

 nightissuchproximity (2010-12-26)

Thanks daba_1...same to you

otago (2010-12-26)

Cheers Bro

GDaym8 (2010-12-26)

You are a legend night!
Thank you for hours of pleasure.
... The Ol'Faart

 nightissuchproximity (2010-12-26)

Hey, The Ol'Faart. You can't be that much of an old fart. At least you've got the wisdom of Youth; you are savvy enough to love the Blues. So drink the blues. Someone commented the other day that you cannot drink the blues. Did not have the heart to point out to the commenter that blues is actually more of an abstract noun as opposed to a concrete one...which means that theoritically one can drink the blues. The commenter thought that he/she/it was intelligent...a tragic testimony to the theory of nothing not worth knowing can be taught.
Guess what...? I'm fuckin' drunk again. Drunk on the Blues; 'cause I am, and always will be, drinking them.

GDaym8 (2010-12-26)

1967 .. The Beatles and the Stones had somehow turned into Uriah Heap,Sabbath,Hendrix,Moody Blues,JethroTull,Led Zeppelin and MilesDavis.
.... and the 1st album I bought....?
Colosseum Live!

 nightissuchproximity (2010-12-26)

Hey, GDaym8
I saw the Beatles live back in '63. A now long since demolished Odeon cinema in Edinburgh, Scotland. My mate was the caretaker there and he got me a backstage pass. I stood in the wings while Lennon gave the definitive masterclass in how to sing rock 'n' roll.
Also saw the Stones being arrested in Edinburgh about the same year. And later saw the Stones at Elland Road 'cause the first choice of venue...Wembley...was all sold-out.
And am ashamed to admit that the first album I ever bought was actually Val Doonican. Yeah, ok...I was young...and lurking in the shadows of the real tragedy of youth.

GDaym8 (2010-12-28)

It was the jacket that sucked you in night!
That .. and the aspirations of youth.
Val was getting the women, after all.
Just not quite the same sort of women as Deep Purple or the Stones !!

AJcrash (2013-01-02)

Thank you.