ZenLateralus
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I didn't know he played drums. Neato.
Steven Seagal's Musical Preferences
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I'm not really sure if I like B.B. King or Louis Armstrong though...
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I like the raggae on the Marked For Death soundtrack.
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Eric Clapton did an album with B.B. King. I like some Clapton.
katw_03
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I think you would Zen, if you heard him live. I live 70 miles awayZenLateralus said:
from Memphis Tn. You go down Beale Street & listen to the blues
inside and even on the streets. people are playing the blues.
The Mississippi River is at the end of Beale, and you would not
believe the incredible sunsets! Oh, I do looove the blues.....
hugs, katrina
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kat_whit said:I think you would Zen, if you heard him live. I live 70 miles away
from Memphis Tn. You go down Beale Street & listen to the blues
inside and even on the streets. people are playing the blues.
The Mississippi River is at the end of Beale, and you would not
believe the incredible sunsets! Oh, I do looove the blues.....
hugs, katrina
Don't get me wrong. I do have a desire to listen to blues, raggae, jazz, etc. Who are some other good artists in those fields?
katw_03
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Zen
In 1909 W.C. Handy wrote the first blues song. There is a
park with a statue of him on Beale street. Other blues artists
are Muddy Waters, Furry Lewis, and Bobby "Blue" Bland.
Memphis is where the blues originated. Some contest that.
But I think you would love Beale Street, you can learn every
thing there is to know about this type of music hugs, kat
In 1909 W.C. Handy wrote the first blues song. There is a
park with a statue of him on Beale street. Other blues artists
are Muddy Waters, Furry Lewis, and Bobby "Blue" Bland.
Memphis is where the blues originated. Some contest that.
But I think you would love Beale Street, you can learn every
thing there is to know about this type of music hugs, kat
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll have to check that out while I'm struggling to figure out how to get the Seagal CD.
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What about Bob Dylan?
Lotussan
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I heard that the Marley's have something akin to a "graceland" in Jamaica...
Aren't those guitar and BB King photos all from Beale Street?
Thanks, Kat...
I don't know how I did it Zen, just guessing, mainly...
And I have my member info there on Amazon, so the checkout process is really easy that way...
Maybe if you all go register first on the American site, then ordering will be easier?
Or maybe you can ask for assistance on the American site, and one of the customer reps can place the order for you?
Good Luck!
Aren't those guitar and BB King photos all from Beale Street?
Thanks, Kat...
I don't know how I did it Zen, just guessing, mainly...
And I have my member info there on Amazon, so the checkout process is really easy that way...
Maybe if you all go register first on the American site, then ordering will be easier?
Or maybe you can ask for assistance on the American site, and one of the customer reps can place the order for you?
Good Luck!
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Lotussan said:
So, you paid something like $35 (US currency) for this CD and they will be shipping it to where you live from outside the country? Have you heard any reviews from anyone who has bought it? I may just go ahead and order it though I fear I may either not like it or get mad at myself if it is released here $15 less.
tora
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kat_whit said:In 1909 W.C. Handy wrote the first blues song. There is a
park with a statue of him on Beale street. Other blues artists
are Muddy Waters, Furry Lewis, and Bobby "Blue" Bland.
Memphis is where the blues originated. Some contest that.
But I think you would love Beale Street, you can learn every
thing there is to know about this type of music hugs, kat
Kat,I'm coming to Memphis one day-you know what it means,eh?
