K.C. Douglas - Havin' A Lotta Trouble / Woke Up With The Blues album flac

Explore releases and tracks from . Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from . Profile: born : November 21, 1913 near Sharon, Madison County, MS died : October 18, 1975 in Berkeley, Alameda County, CA. The rural blues singer and guitarist from Mississippi moved to California during the war, still maintaining the Delta style. In 1948 he recorded "Mercury Boogie", a small classic to be taken up by different artists. Havin' A Lotta Trouble, Woke Up With The Blues ‎(7", Single). Blues Connoisseur Records.

C. Douglas (November 21, 1913 - October 18, 1975) was an American rural blues singer and guitarist. His given names were initials only. Born in Sharon, Mississippi, Douglas moved to Vallejo, California in 1945 to work in the naval shipyards, and by 1947 was playing on the San Francisco/Oakland blues scene. Douglas was influenced by Tommy Johnson, who he had worked with in the Jackson, Mississippi area in the early 1940s, and whose "Canned Heat Blues" he adapted on his album, Big Road Blues.

The Blues Havin' Blues Lyrics. The good lord must have heard my prayers Because he packed up and disappeared He took the praise and extravagant odes And left the sting I've been dying to know. I can't live without the blues I can't love without the blues I can't sleep without the blues The Devil will take his pay so we're alright. I can't live without the blues I can't love without the blues I can't drink without the blues. The Blues Havin' Blues" Track Info. Release Date December 14, 2010. Ironiclast The Damned Things.

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Blues is usually described as the sound of racial suffering and feeling sad, but this documentary argues that the blues began as a form of black pop music. First appearing in the southern states of the USA around 1900, blues created by the poorest people in the richest nation on earth took America by storm. The film looks at the early years of the blues to discover how Bessie Smith, Blind Lemon Jefferson and Charlie Patton used the latest media to bring their music to the public. With contributions from Keith Richards, Taj Mahal and Chuck D. Show less.

Woke up this morning the world turned upside down, Lord above us, things ain't been the same since the blues walked into town. Buttcha buttcha one in a million cause you got dat shotgun shine. Shame about it, born under a bad sign, with a blue moon in your eyes. The Third Day frontman talks about some of the classic songs he wrote with the band, and what changed for his solo country album.