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Features Song Lyrics for Mike Cross's Folk Blues album.

Текст песни: I’ve got the bell-bottom blues cause my sweetie is a sailor and he’s sailin somewhere out to sea I’ve got the bell-bottom blues cause I’m crazy 'bout a sailor and I don’t know when he’s comin' back to m. .

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The 1976 album's title track "Shake Some Action" (also released as a single) became a power pop anthem and is revered by many, including Greil Marcus in his book, The History of Rock and Roll in Ten Songs. Wilson left the band in 1981, and the band continued in various forms until breaking up in 1991. One result of the Loney/Jordan tour were more reunions on the 2010 Chris Wilson album Love Over Money. George Alexander, Roy Loney, James Ferrell and Mike Wilhelm all appear on the CD, as does Procol Harum’s keyboard legend Matthew Fisher and Barracudas guitarist Robin Wills. The album was released on the French label Rock Paradise

1. Roy Brown - Hard Luck Blues. 2. The Moody Blues - From The Bottom Of My Heart (I Love You) 3. БГ - Live At The Bottom Line, NY, USA 4. T-Bone Stone - Talking Whiskey Boy Blues 5.

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Known as ‘The Beano Album’, this opened up the Blues to a new young audience on both sides of the Atlantic. Eric Clapton had left the Yardbirds because he thought they were going ‘commercial’ and this album, recorded with John Mayall’s superb band, is a powerful statement of his intent. Adding the twin guitars of Mike Bloomfield and Elvin Bishop, Paul brought the music of his hometown to a new, young, white audience. His heartfelt harp playing, on covers of some Chicago classics and the band's own songs, has the rough and ready quality that shows his passion for the music he had learned from the Legends in those South-side clubs.