T BONE WALKER EVERYTIME
A PROPER INTRODUCTION TO T BONE WALKER
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T Bone Walker’s elegant and fluid guitar lines helped define the roll of the electric guitar in the modern recording era, and it's as a guitar player that the blues community generally remembers him. But his smooth yet smoky vocals were every bit as classy as his guitar playing, as this random but interesting set of tracks clearly shows. Highlights here include the fine "Mean Old World," the immortal "Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just as Bad)" from 1947, "Blue Mood," "Love Is Just a Gamble" and 1952's "Railroad Station Blues." Standing at the junction of blues, jazz and R&B, Walker brought a little something to all these genres, and with "Stormy Monday," gave the world a classic. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide
1. Mean Old World
2. I'm Still in Love With You
3. Bobby Sox Blues
4. I'm Gonna Find My Baby
5. I Know Your Wig Is Gone
6. T-Bone Jumps Again
7. Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just as Bad)
8. Midnight Blues
9. Long Skirt Baby Blues
10. I'm Waiting for Your Call
11. Hypin' Woman Blues
12. Description Blues
13. T-Bone Shuffle
14. Go Back to the One You Love
15. You're My Best Poker Hand
16. West Side Baby
17. Glamour Girl
18. Blue Mood
19. Everytime
20. Party Girl
21. Love Is Just a Gamble
22. High Society
23. Got No Use for You
24. Railroad Station Blues
25. Bye, Bye Baby
26. Pony Tail
