Guitar Book 1001 Blues Licks Mp3 20
Ingrid Abriola
1001 Blues Licks presents 1001 riffs in a variety of blues styles to be played within the standard 12-bar format. This is the ideal book for beginners seeking a well-organized, easy-to-follow encyclopedia of blues licks, as well as consummate professionals who want to take their knowledge of the blues to new heights.
This is my perspective in examining the influences of Hispanic music cultures on African-American blues musicians. I will argue that social history, blues lyrics, musical evidence, and the life histories of black entertainers reveal that musical interaction between African-American blues musicians and Hispanic musicians has taken place in at least two primary areas: the Texas-Mexico border region, where downhome blues guitarists were influenced by the lifestyle of Mexican street singers and their chordophonic musical traditions; and New Orleans, where Cuban rhythms particularly affected a school of blues pianists who developed the New Orleans "sound" of rhythm and blues. To a great extent, however, these Hispanic influences on African-American musicians have been masked by marketing constraints and the zealous efforts of music critics and blues revivalists to maintain generic purity and the image of the "bluesman."
The Alligator Records showcase is heavy on the Texas blues front. From Dallas, Kubek & King, a twin guitar tandem, churn out raucous roadhouse blues, while Guitar Shorty is said to have influenced a young Jimi Hendrix with his searing licks and soulful voice.
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