VARIOUS - The Blues Project (1964) SIDE A 00:00 Dave Ray-Fixin' To Die 03:47 Eric Von Schmidt - Blow Whistle Blow 06:32 John Koerner -My Little Woman 08:45 Geoff Muldaur -Ginger Man 10:52 Dave Van Ronk - Bad Dream Blues 14:45 Ian Buchanan - Winding Boy 18:12 Danny Kalb - I'm Troubled 20:40 Mark Spoelstra - France Blues SIDE

Listen to albums and songs from The Blues Project.

A compendium of the very best on the urban blues scene. Came with a booklet with notes on the artists and songs. Other Versions (5 of 9) View All.

Various Artists, Eric Von Schmidt, Dave Van Ronk, Dave Ray, Geoff Muldaur, Mark Spoelstra, Danny Kalb, John Koerner, Ian Buchanan 06-12-2014. Total duration:47 min. 01. Fixin' to Die. Dave Ray. The Blues Project (Original Album). 02. Blow Whistle Blow. 04. Ginger Man. Geoff Muldaur. 06. The Winding Boy. Ian Buchanan  . Slappin' on My Black Cat Bone.

Not to be confused with the group the Blues Project (although future Blues Project guitarist Danny Kalb is one of the artists), this is an anthology of white mid-'60s folk-blues, just before folk-rock turned everything around and made such excursions largely passé. It's not what you would want to hold up as ammunition when trying to prove that white boys really can play the blues.

In 1964, Elektra Records produced a compilation album of various artists entitled, The Blues Project, which featured several white musicians from the Greenwich Village area who played acoustic blues music in the style of black musicians.

The Blues White Album - Студийный альбом от Various Artists. Вышел Неизвестно В альбом вошло 10 треков. Продолжительность альбома: 51:22. Jeff Healey - 'Yer Blues' - Südbahnhof 1995 (pt. 6 of 7). Powerful Blues, listen with caution Lucky Peterson - Blues in My Blood. Lucky Peterson - The Son Of A Bluesman. Yer Blues (Remastered 2018). Lucky Peterson ‎– The Son Of A Bluesman.

The Blues Project was formed in Greenwich Village in the mid-'60s by guitarist Danny Kalb (who had played sessions for various Elektra folk and folk-rock albums), Steve Katz (a guitarist with Elektra's Even Dozen Jug Band), flutist/bassist Andy Kulberg, drummer Roy Blumenfeld, and singer Tommy Flanders. Al Kooper, in his early twenties a seasoned vet of rock sessions, joined after sitting in on the band's Columbia Records audition, although they ended up signing to Verve, an MGM subsidiary  . A third album, Live at Town Hall, was a particularly half-assed project given the band's stature, pasted together from live tapes and studio outtakes, some of which were overdubbed with applause to give the impression that they had been recorded in concert.

Thursday, October 1, 2015. The Blues Project - 1968 - Planned Obsolescence. The Blues Project 1968 Planned Obsolescence. Somewhere on the spectrum between contract filler and normal album lies Planned Obsolescence. It is a shame that nobody really remembers this album, because it shows that America did make progressive rock. The Blues Project started with an album that showed their stylistic diversity (Live at the Cafe Au Go Go), and to live up to their name the group mixes the blues into the sound in various ways. Planned Obsolescence was really a group effort, and with violin (Greene), sax (Kretmar) and flute (Kulberg) at their disposal a great mix of blues, jazz and folk was at play.