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	Blue Train (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blue Train is a jazz album by John Coltrane, released in 1957 (see 1957 in music.) It is considered by many to be Coltrane's first "true" solo album, the first he recorded featuring musicians and songs entirely of his choosing.
		The title track is a long, rhythmically variegated blues with a brooding minor theme that gradually shifts to major during Coltane's first chorus.
		Blue Train remains an extremely popular disc, and during a 1960 interview Coltrane described it as his favorite album of his own up to that point ("that or Soultrane")
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blue_Train_(album) (298 words)

	Blues - Printer-friendly - MSN Encarta
		Although blues music was clearly an important part of the cultural landscape of the southern United States by the early 1900s, it was largely unnoticed until W. Handy published such songs as “Memphis Blues” (1912) and “St. Louis Blues” (1914).
		The earliest brands of blues were first recorded in the years before World War II in two quite different settings—from professional artists in urban environments (primarily in the North), and from musicians in rural areas (primarily in the South).
		By the late 1940s, many Chicago blues musicians were playing electric guitars, had added drums and saxophones to their ensembles, and had started to use microphones to amplify the harmonica (harp), piano, and upright bass.
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	_.-+~* Velvet Revolver *~+-._
		In mid-2000, Queens of the Stone Age issued their sophomore album, R (as in the movie rating; some promo copies were distributed with the original title, "II"), before appearing on that year's Ozzfest tour.
		One of the year's most eagerly anticipated hard rock albums, Songs for the Deaf was issued in August of 2002, and was preceded by a tour that saw Oliveri and Homme joined by Grohl on drums, ex-Screaming Trees vocalist Mark Lanegan, and A Perfect Circle guitarist/keyboardist Troy Van Leeuwen.
		Although the group fit in with the Hollywood glam scene, Guns N' Roses was a different beast entirely — their roots laid in gritty punk and blues rock, and were a reaction (at least initially) against all the glossy pop that was glutting the charts and airwaves at the time.
	vr.belowempty.com /encyclopedia_qrst.php (3344 words)

	Blues Bytes What's New
		His Rhythm and Blues Orchestra is a 17-piece big band, sometimes augmented by a large string section, that plays anything in the jazz/blues style, from swing and jump blues to ballads and soul workouts.
		The release, 44 Blues, was recorded in Vienna in mid 1992, and features one of the more potent editions of the Teardrops, with John Primer on guitar and vocals on the opening track, “Big Fat Woman,” Earl Howell on drums, and the ever-dependable Nick Holt keeping it all together on bass.
		A party album filled with a groove that will have you tapping your toes and singing along is always a treat to find, and this release could prove to be just what your next party needed.
	www.bluenight.com /BluesBytes/wn0303.html (5889 words)

	Various Artists - Bar Room Blues: A 12-Track Program - Telarc Blues - CD
		That album held a handful of current blues musicians performing their renditions of songs from the revered classic, some with great effect.
		Kenny Neal is so good that this album should push you to seek out the albums that his songs originate from just to hear how good he actually is. The Kenny Jones inclusion here, "Whiskey Tears" sounds 70s style blues rock and is a gracious 5 minutes long.
		From the best that modern blues has to offer to the best that the Telarc Blues Series has to offer, song for song, this multi directional sampler platter is just the thing to put on and footstomp around your listening room to.
	www.musictap.net /Reviews/BarRoomBluesVACD.html (709 words)

	Reviews of Scott Weiland \| 12 Bar Blues and Mike Watt \| Contemplating the Engine Room
		When 12 Bar Blues was released, Weiland claimed to have been clean for a year: then came his drug bust in June 1998 at a housing project in New York City, which derailed his tour in support of the album.
		The album is constantly changing, as "Where's the Man" has a contemplative ballad feel (Weiland says he wrote half of the songs on 12 Bar Blues while he was still using), and "Divider" has a cool, bossa nova feel.
		The disc is styled as a concept album, tracing twenty-four hours in the lives of three men in the engine room of a large naval vessel.
	www.cdshakedown.com /061298.htm (835 words)

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		You may notice that the last bar on the chart (turnaround bar) has two different chords in it like the second bar does.
		The chord shown on top of the bar (the V chord) is the chord you play if you are going to repeat the 12 bar blues back to the beginning.
		For a great example of a laid back 12 bar blues go to my tab section and look at One Good Man.
	www.angelfire.com /sc2/dapapperman/12BarBlues (344 words)

	12 Bar Blues Review \| Scott Weiland \| Reviews @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
		12 Bar Blues is an unpredictable, carnivalesque record confirming that Weiland was the visionary behind STP's sound.
		When I first ever heard the album title, "12 Bar Blues," I had a blues album in mind.
		When I first listened to it, I heard my CD skipping in the middle of a track, and I figured that it was just part of the album, because alot of material on it sounds like it, but it turns out it was not, it was just skipping after all.
	www.ultimate-guitar.com /reviews/compact_discs/scott_weiland/12_bar_blues/index.html (623 words)

	Out of the Studio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In shedding his STP skins, Weiland created a confessional album that reveals the singer's confusion, aspirations and self-indulgence hidden in a glut of distortion and synth.
		Undoubtedly, the album's heavy Bowie and Beatles influences are the pulse behind the record's soon-to-collapse veins.
		The unexpected is a key element of "12 Bar Blues." The album's mid-verse genre switches and deliberately random sounds, conversations and beats qualify it as ear candy, leaving different listeners - after multiple listenings - with a different take on the album.
	members.aol.com /HuskerMSB/out.html (283 words)

	Chicago's Wealth of Blues Clubs Provides a Feast for the Ears (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		If you’re looking for blues while you are in Chicago for APA’s 2000 annual meeting May 13 to 18, you are in the right place: the city has given its name to a particular genre of this quintessentially American music.
		It is "basically a style performed by small combos that play classic 12-bar blues" as opposed to rhythm and blues, which may include horns and other embellishments, he explained.
		Widely called the "Queen of the Blues," she is considered by many to be the premier working woman blues singer and has received more awards and acclaim than any other blues singer, according to online Centerstage.Net.
	www.psych.org /pnews/00-03-03/blues.html (1002 words)

	Amazon.com: 12 Bar Blues: Music: Scott Weiland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		When I say that "12 Bar Blues" is one of the greatest albums of all-time, I don't mean that as hyperbole.
		Scott Weiland's 12 Bar Blues is an under-appreciated masterpiece.
		This album radiates the strangeness with an under lying beauty that is Scott Weiland.
	www.amazon.com /12-Bar-Blues-Scott-Weiland/dp/B0000062RU (1342 words)

	The Holiday Blues
		While there are earlier blues Christmas tunes, Brown's further work in the Christmas genre carried through into the Fifties and Sixties when new originals and novelties began to sweep the pop, rock and country charts.
		If there's a Christmas album of blues material that's indispensable, it would be this thoughtfully compiled, packaged and annotated collection from the folks at Rhino.
		Blues Christmas tunes turn up from time to time, but here's a whole album of mostly original blues tunes for the holiday from 1992, played by some first-class, brand-name blues musicians.
	www.mistletunes.com /blues.html (1531 words)

	Telarc International:
		The blues tradition is loaded with demons and dark forces—some born of the supernatural world and some that spring from more earthly temptations.
		Of the many sources of misery and suffering chronicled in countless blues songs, alcohol is usually among the top five (evil women, bad men and poverty are other not-so-favorites, each of which could warrant an album of their own).
		Telarc’s Bar Room Blues: A 12-Track Program is a sampling of a few such drinking ditties, poured and served by a cadre of top blues artists.
	www.telarc.com /Blues/title.asp?sku=CD-83594&mscssid=JJ1NXCQ3A9VR9LATJXC9U85PTAQU0785 (405 words)

	BluesHarp.org --Blues Style
		Sporting Life Blues by Brownie McGee 8 bar blues I/I7/IV/IV7 min/I/V7/I/I. The last 2 chords should really be a turnaround G G7 C C# dim/G G Eb D7.This progression is killer for the harp.
		The first 4 bars (after the intro) are standard blues (with the shuffle intact) but after that you witness the genious of Lennon molding the 12 bar into something else...
		The blues scale can be viewed as a major scale with three notes added to it, The flatted 3rd, flatted 5th, and flatted 7th.
	www.bluesharp.org /jamstyle.html (4981 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Writing a 12-Bar Blues
		The stereotypical image of the blues is of poor fl Americans wailing about the misfortunes of this world, accompanied by an acoustic guitar.
		Plenty of white people sing the blues, and the electric guitar is probably more important in the development of the blues than the acoustic.
		This joking blues is by Richard Stilgoe and is from the show 'Starlight Express'.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A5140252 (977 words)

	George Kelly CD Review
		In a blues song, all we need are a few evocative lyrics that the music then completes.
		In the blues, the lyrics are a few pencil sketches, and the music does the rest.
		Lucid Intervals, strictly speaking, is not a blues album, but it's a great album: a record of bluesy, heartland rock with serious songwriting aspiration.
	www.mnblues.com /cdreview/2004/georgekelly-lucid-ja.html (837 words)

	Scott Weiland - 12 Bar Blues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Weiland, now supposedly cleansed of the big H, has released his own album outside of the Pilots entitled 12 Bar Blues, a collection of disjointed songs in which he bears not only his soul but seems to exorcise some of the personal demons that have been tormenting him throughout the past few years.
		Uneven and unpredictable 12 Bar Blues is at the same time appealing in it's unexpected nature.
		The album is heavy with the canned rhythm of a beat box which Weiland plays himself and ends up sounding like Gary Numan on the cold, synth-heavy "Desperation # 5".
	www.concertlivewire.com /cdarchives/weiland.htm (403 words)

	Blues Bytes Surprise
		And with Jones's solid funky blues guitar work and a tight backing band, Love Gotcha becomes one of the most pleasant surprises of the year.
		Jones mixes blues and soul with a funky beat to concoct an extremely tasty mix of music.
		The uptempo blues shuffle "Treat Me Like The Dog I Am" is another strong original number with good blues guitar from Jones.
	www.bluenight.com /BluesBytes/su1199.html (342 words)

	Bar Room Blues: A 12-Track Program CD Review
		It’s an album dedicated to drunken debauched licentiousness, so obviously no Blues-On-Stager is likely to be interested in it.
		This song is the opposite of the Musselwhite track, a country man showing he knows what the blues is all about, and Benoit and Neal do it full justice.
		Blues On Stage is a ® Trademark of Ray Stiles.
	www.mnblues.com /cdreview/2004/barroomblues-sm.html (861 words)

	Kate Campbell, Blues and Lamentations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Blues and Lamentations follows 2000's gospel album Wandering Strange and 2003's country collection Twang on a Wire with a taste of the blues, played through the same country/gospel influences which flavour all of Kate's work.
		The blues that inform Campbell's album are not the blues of Muddy Waters or Willie Dixon, but rather a haunting mountain blues, fiddles and banjo...mournful vocals, and harmonies.
		One side is a poster featuring a painting by Michelle Mackey with the Dillard quote ("The mind is a blue guitar on which we improvise the song of the world.") On the other side are the O'Keeffe and Neale Hurston quotes, and all the notes, and lyrics.
	www.greenmanreview.com /cd/cd_campbell_blues.html (404 words)

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		One of them was discarded again and remains unreleased to this day..." "The song which was to remain unreleased was actually more of a tune than a song, the Beatles' first attempt at recording a purely instrumental number.
		Moreover, a listen to the original tape reveals that this was no mere improvised piece of work, take two being identical to what the group was trying in take one before that broke down.
		Let's instead go back to the original albums and singles (up to 1965) to which the Beatles could have listened: rel.
	www.lns.cornell.edu /~mg/beatles/12BAR.ORI.txt (1037 words)

	Records: Scott Weiland's 12 Bar Blues \| Apr 10, 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The resultant album, recorded under the name Talk Show and self-titled, was all but ignored upon release last fall.
		Yet it had all of STP's talent, all their strengths--it sounded like a fourth STP album should have.
		The chilling bridge of "Son" is one, nestled in a love song in the vein of David Bowie's "Kooks"--musical messages to the artists' children.
	www.yaleherald.com /archive/xxv/4.10.98/ae/bar.html (431 words)

	Rolling Stone : Brad Mehldau: 12 Bar Blues : Music Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The singer hasn't entirely digested his influences, either There are telltale tracks of David Bowie, the Beatles and the solo John Lennon all over 12 Bar Blues.
		One of the best things about 12 Bar Blues is its heady, willfully messy momentum.
		Ricocheting from art noise to mad pop, free association to outright confession, 12 Bar Blues is a record about looking for reason, about negotiating a balance between rational obligation and excited, often destructive, impulse.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/bradmehldau/albums/album/200715/review/5943187 (378 words)

	Scott Weiland MP3 Downloads - Scott Weiland Music Downloads - Scott Weiland Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The teaming was unexpected but inspired -- 12 Bar Blues is an unpredictable, carnivalesque record confirming that Weiland was the visionary behind STP's sound.
		At its best, 12 Bar Blues makes a case for Weiland's talents as a songwriter and musician.
		Throwing Muses' classic first album was never released in the U.S., nor was their follow-up EP, Chains Changed.
	www.mp3.com /albums/289372/summary.html (372 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Official Blues Band Bootleg Album/Ready: Music: The Blues Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I discovered that among the records I missed the most were the Blues Band.
		If you've never bought a Blues Band CD then this is the place to start.
		I know blues is an emotional expression of life's sorrows, and that's there of course, but you just can sense the band's real joy in getting together to play great music.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Official-Blues-Bootleg-Album-Ready/dp/B00004TYQL (493 words)

	Phoenix Records \| The 3Ds Sing the Blues
		Though most of the songs in this album have been handed down from a long time back, the majority have gained their greatest fame in recent revivals by the groups that tour American's college campuses.
		They soon found that appearances on other campuses were greeted with the same warm enthusiasm and, though their respective fields of study had been speech and hearing therapy, journalism, and international relations, they decided nevertheless to heed to call of the floodlights.
		LEAVIN' BLUES, one of the three composed songs in the album, is a gentle lover's lament, all the more sad because the lover can't break away from his treacherous woman.
	www.phoenixrecords.org /in3ds_blues.php (778 words)

	Serious Fun CD by David Barrett & John Garcia
		Description: Serious Fun is an exciting journey through the infectious grooves written by two blues musicians that shows pure mastery of their instruments.
		From straight ahead Chicago blues shuffles to swinging arrangements, David Barrett and John Garcia show how work can be fun, and how the serious work of creation and musical expression can be serious fun!
		From the founder of the West Coast's music academy, the "School of the Blues”, this is a textbook for any aspiring harmonica player, or any lover of well-played, eclectic and don't forget, FUN, music.
	www.harmonicamasterclass.com /sf.htm (750 words)

	Jeff Nolan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jeff Nolan is a seasoned guitarist, Capt. Morgan'd mustached merriment maker, and tour guide for the Hard Rock Cafe.
		Jeff's guitar work is featured prominently on Scott Weiland's solo album, 12 Bar Blues.
		Locally, in Orlando, Florida, Jeff can be heard in The Orange Blossum Trails, and The Thrusters.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jeff_Nolan (89 words)

	Scott Weiland: 12 Bar Blues: Pitchfork Record Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		12 Bar Blues is easily the most innovative album Weiland has ever produced for public consumption.
		While the original was played straight with basic production, the 12 Bar Blues version is a bit more artsy and definitely noisier.
		Having had help from avant- gardener/ superproducer Daniel Lanois, Weiland's 12 Bar Blues is not just a deeply personal record, but also a very intelligent one.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/record_review/23119/Scott_Weiland_12_Bar_Blues (265 words)

	dotPhoto - View Album - Buzz 214 - Crocodile Bar-Blues Bikes & BBQ
		Album Deletion Dates are set automatically to help photo resellers manage online storage.
		This album and its contents will be deleted on the Album Deletion Date.
		Blues Bikes & BBQ @ Crocodile Bar every Wednesday.
	www.dotphoto.com /go.asp?l=buffalobarfly&p=buzz214&AID=2530373 (112 words)

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