The Blues originated in African-American communities of, primarily,
the “Deep South” of the United States towards the end of the 19th
century. This collection compiles 16 complete blues LPs, all of them
classics in their own right, which serve as an easy introduction to
the genre. Most of them were recorded between the mid-1950s and the
early 1960s, when recording techniques had advanced significantly
with respect to previous years. Represented here are some of the
best figures of the blues world, heard on some of the finest LPs of
the genre.
CD01
B.B. KING
CD1-B.B. KING @FLAX
CD02
Etta James
CD02-Etta James @FLAC
CD03
Muddy Waters
CD03-Muddy Waters @FLAC
CD04
John Lee Hooker
CD04-John Lee Hooker @FLAC
CD05
Bobby Bland - Howlin' Wolf
CD05-B.Bland_H.Wolf @FLAC
CD06
Jimmy Reed - Ray Charles
CD06-R.Reed_R.Charles @FLAC
CD07
Screamin' Hawkins - Johnny Watson
CD07-S.J.HAWKINS_J.G.Watson @FLAC
CD08
Professor Longhair - Freddy King
CD08-P.Longhair_F.King @FLAC
7 comments:
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The links here and for JAMES 'Wee Willie' WAYNE are missing. Thank you!!
Chris. Every track on my dl had the first word missing and had the number instead. I converted to 320 before I noticed. I have updated all in my copy but it's 320, no good to you now. All 187 tracks!!
@lemonflag I don't understand and don't see anything wrong here?? “First word”?? Of what: filename, tagname, ... Take a look at my screenshot and please point out the issue regarding the filename or the tags!! I did lose some tags when converting files with the “Lame” codec from DBPoweramp, but just the beginning?? Never seen that before! Could you be more specific?? Thanks for your comment... Look at : https://mega.nz/file/JIw1HDKB#FC8YuMD6sT8Pk_RdwnUlmJW-NGGlB_FzQoXak_dn8b0 All the Best Blues Chris-France
Chris I dont have the tech know how to explain. Here is a link to what I dl, If you open it you will see 601-to New York as track one. It should be Going to New York. https://www.imagenetz.de/DEpCZ Hope this helps. I dont want to cause trouble, just passing info. I love your site it is amazing.
@lemonflag I'm grateful to you for pointing out this mistake! I'm a little embarrassed to have posted such a disaster!! Switching from Tag&Rename (which I can't reinstall anymore (??))—a program I knew inside and out—to MP3TAG has led me to make mistakes without even realizing it!! Thanks again... I’ve re-downloaded and re-tagged everything and re-uploaded it to MEGA. Once again, sorry for the trouble!
CD06-R.Reed_R.Charles @FLAC
7 comments:
The links here and for JAMES 'Wee Willie' WAYNE are missing. Thank you!!
Both corrected ! Sorry !
All the Best Blues
Chris-France
Chris. Every track on my dl had the first word missing and had the number instead. I converted to 320 before I noticed. I have updated all in my copy but it's 320, no good to you now. All 187 tracks!!
@lemonflag
I don't understand and don't see anything wrong here?? “First word”?? Of what: filename, tagname, ... Take a look at my screenshot and please point out the issue regarding the filename or the tags!! I did lose some tags when converting files with the “Lame” codec from DBPoweramp, but just the beginning?? Never seen that before! Could you be more specific?? Thanks for your comment...
Look at : https://mega.nz/file/JIw1HDKB#FC8YuMD6sT8Pk_RdwnUlmJW-NGGlB_FzQoXak_dn8b0
All the Best Blues
Chris-France
Chris I dont have the tech know how to explain. Here is a link to what I dl, If you open it you will see 601-to New York as track one. It should be Going to New York.
https://www.imagenetz.de/DEpCZ
Hope this helps. I dont want to cause trouble, just passing info. I love your site it is amazing.
@lemonflag
I'm grateful to you for pointing out this mistake! I'm a little embarrassed to have posted such a disaster!! Switching from Tag&Rename (which I can't reinstall anymore (??))—a program I knew inside and out—to MP3TAG has led me to make mistakes without even realizing it!! Thanks again...
I’ve re-downloaded and re-tagged everything and re-uploaded it to MEGA.
Once again, sorry for the trouble!
Well done! I am glad you got it sorted out.
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