Chuck.Berry_Blues.2003.Remastered.eac.cue.flac.scans

Fin bluessamling med Chuck Berry. 1 House of Blue Lights (Raye, Slack) 2:29 2 Wee Wee Hours (Berry) 3:05 3 Deep Feeling [instrumental] (Berry) 2:21 4 I Just Want to Make Love to You (Dixon) 2:14 5 How You've Changed (Berry) 2:49 6 Down the Road a Piece (Raye) 2:16 7 Worried Life Blues (Merriweather) 2:12 8 Confessin' the Blues (Brown, McShann) 2:10 9 Still Got the Blues (Berry) 2:07 10 Driftin' Blues (Brown, Moore, Williams) 2:20 11 Run Around (Berry) 2:33 12 Route 66 (Troup) 2:47 13 Sweet Sixteen (Josea, King) 2:48 14 All Aboard (Berry) 2:09 15 Things I Used to Do (Guitar Slim) 2:45 16 St. Louis Blues (Handy) 2:36 Recension från Amazon.com: Muddy Waters was his mentor, Willie Dixon his session bassist. Reversing Elvis Presley (a country kid who aspired to sing the blues), Chuck Berry was a blues musicians aspiring to play country. There have been Presley blues compilations, so it's only fitting that this co-founder of rock & roll should finally get his own. Ironically, Blues kicks off with a total rocker, 'House of Blue Lights', which the Flamin' Groovies used as the blueprint for their classic cover, just as the Rolling Stones used this version of 'Down the Road Apiece' as the mold for their own. 'Route 66' however, is pure Nat King Cole, another Berry hero. Also imcluded are covers of Dixon's 'I Just Want to Make Love To You', Charles Brown's 'Driftin' Blues' and several relatively obscure Berry originals, including 'Wee Wee Hours', the B-side to his first single. Climaxed by a tribute to his beloved hometown via W.C. Handy's classic 'St. Louis Blues', Blues stands out as one of the most unique Berry compilations, offering a glimpse of the artist's musical roots. EAC/Cue/FLAC + Scans Enjoy!!

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metalworker (2004-10-03)

How Shall i be able to open this one? Neither working mounting with alcohol 120% or daemon tools? Any adea?
metalworker

ellroy (2004-10-03)

I'm using fubar2000, but I think you can use Winamp if you download a plugin. /ellroy

wnydissident (2004-10-03)

Just download the plugin for winamp. Google 'winamp flac plugin'.

thebum (2005-01-24)

Could we kindly get a reseed? Everyone is stuck at 96.1%.
Thanks.

rectalragingfungus (2006-05-19)

please seed i am at 99.%

mimsan123 (2008-07-08)

can't be burned as audio cd..
crap !!!!
make mp3 as everybody else

joxter74 (2008-08-16)

Why, just why put audiofiles as flac? No normal mp3 player or what ever can play it. You just have to remake the files anyway! Anybody who has a FLAC-Player for sale?? Someone!!??

komintern (2009-06-07)

Why upload as flac?
Hm, maybe because it is lossles audio format, for those who do not have damaged ears and like good quality audio.
I have an ipod shuffle, and almost all my music collection is in flac format. Just dont be stupid, google a litle bit and you will find you can convert your flac files on the fly, while transfering them to your player.
Yes, of course you can burn it as an audio cd. The only difference when you burn flac to audio cd to mp3 is when you burn flac files to cd they are the same as the original cd, while mp3 are lossy crap.
Install foobar2000, amarok, or even k-lite mega codec pack, so you can play it on windows media player.
Many thanks for the torrent ellroy.
P.S. sorry for my horrible english =D