Caravan of Allstars with Wylie Trass & Teddy Watson
The Music They Played on 7th Street
© 2002 Bay Area Blues Society
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West Coast Blues
tracks
- 1 Don't Want No Woman
- 2 Everyday I Have the blues
- 3 Why I Sing the Blues
- 4 Tin Pan Alley
- 5 Talk to Your Daughter
- 6 Big Boss Man
- 7 Norm's Shuffle
- 8 Down Hearted
- 9 The Thrill is Gone
- 10 Caldonia
- 11 If You Think About Me
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7th Street was the entertainment and social center for the black community and people on the go who were looking for a good time in the city of Oakland, California.
7th Street had the world famous Slim Jenkins Club, known as a "high class" blues & jazz club in Oakland. Slim Jenkins included a restaurant, bar and show room. There was something for everyone in 7th Street. Lined up and down 7th Street were "hole in the wall clubs" or the classier clubs like Slim Jenkins. All of the clubs on 7th Street were packed every night of the week, especially Friday and Saturday nights.
This CD is a tribute to the music that was being played on 7th Street, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Both Wylie Trass and Teddy "Blues Master" Watson performed on 7th Street. According to Wylie and Teddy, all of the songs on this CD were very popular during 7th Street's heyday.
This is the first CD that will allow the musicians to tell the story of "The Music They Played on 7th Street" in Oakland, one of the birthplaces of West Coast Blues.
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Fun..Takes us back to when we saw them live!
author: Chloe GrenvikThis CD is one that when we play it, we end up dancing in the living room!Fun and Spunky!
the Real West Coast Blues stright up
author: blues babeAlthough this is an awesome CD it pales in comparison to there live show see them for yourself They are the real deal.
down home blues-more available?? keeps me truckin!!
author: bigg bubba trucker!!one of the best grassrootes albums i have heard.are there more cds??-there should be--where was it recorded??who did all the technical work-engineering?? it was great!!! i will be looking for more!!!
The most greatest unit,I think. Cheers for the Bay-Area Blues Society !!!
author: 968 From Japan