The Blues Project Live At The Cafe Au Go Go Vinyl 19

the Blues project вђ live at The Cafe au go go 1967 vin
the Blues project вђ live at The Cafe au go go 1967 vin

The Blues Project вђ Live At The Cafe Au Go Go 1967 Vin Simon & garfunkel. released. 1968 — us. vinyl —. lp, album, stereo. explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for live at the cafe au go go by the blues project. compare versions and buy on discogs. The blues project jelly jelly blues (by earpjohn) 4:54. the blues project back door man (by earpjohn) 3:26. the blues project the way my baby walks (by earpjohn) 3:20. the blues project "you'll go, i'll go with you". 3:51. view credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1966 vinyl release of "live at the cafe au go go" on discogs.

the Blues project live at The Cafe au go go Discogs
the Blues project live at The Cafe au go go Discogs

The Blues Project Live At The Cafe Au Go Go Discogs The blues project jelly jelly blues (by earpjohn) 4:54. the blues project back door man (by earpjohn) 3:26. the blues project the way my baby walks (by earpjohn) 3:20. the blues project "you'll go, i'll go with you". 3:51. view credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the vinyl release of "live at the cafe au go go" on discogs. Verve folkways and howard solomon, entrepreneur of the cafe au go go in new york's greenwich village, presented a four day concert series called the "blues bag." the evenings of november 24 through the 27 at the cafe au go go proved to be one of the most exciting events during a busy weekend of folk and jazz concerts. I love having the expanded version, with improved sound, available after some 4 decades. born in an era of wider spread exposure of traditional blues to a young white audience, the blues project could play the blues definitively ("alberta"), but also brought folk and rock influences (and later, on "flute thing," jazz) to the table. Allmusic. [1] live at the cafe au go go is the debut album by the american band the blues project, recorded live during the blues bag four day concert on the evenings of november 24–27, 1965 at the cafe au go go in new york city. the recording finished up in january, 1966 at the same venue, by which time tommy flanders had left the band. [2].

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