Sonny Terry Brownie
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee : The Essential Blue Archi $13.39 |
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SEALED Sonny Terry Brownie McGhee OST Book ofNumbers LP $19.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE: Going Down Slow $18.00 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE: You Bring Out The Boogie In Me / Mono (soul 45) $10.00 |
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BOOK OF NUMBERS 1973 Sonny Terry Freda Payne Brownie Moog Montage Eldorado $9.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE: WALK ON 14 CLASSIC GUITAR/HARP COUNTRY BLUES NM $5.93 |
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LIGHTNIN HOPKINS BROWNIE McGHEE SONNY TERRY COFEE HOUSE BLUES JAPAN $24.99 |
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SONNY TERRY/BROWNIE McGHEE “Blowin The Fuses” (CD 1996) $9.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE you bring out the boogie $15.00 |
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Sonny TERRY & Brownie McGHEE Peppermint Harris DJ LP $24.99 |
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SONNY TERRY AND BROWNIE MCGHEE YOU HEAR ME TALKIN’ BLUES LP W/SHRINKWRAP $2.99 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee Po Boys CD Acoustic Blues Guitar & Harmonica NEW! $2.33 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE German Astan LP WALK ON $15.77 |
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BROWNIE McGHEE SONNY TERRY WITH EARL HOOKER VG+ Blues Way BLS-6059 NM NM $15.00 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE AND MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT, HEDY WEST & – NEW DVD $13.17 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE AND MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT, HEDY WEST & – NEW DVD $16.17 |
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TMT-2106 CD TERRY, SONNY / BROWNIE McGHEE But Not Together OOP NEW $12.98 |
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Lightnin’ Hopkins, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee – Blues Hoot LP DCC horizon NM $40.00 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee – Sonny & Brownie LP gatefold MSFL limited #894 A&M $50.00 |
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VARIOUS ARTIST – MUSICAL – BROWNIE MSGREE SONNY TERRY & GUITAR HIGHWAY – VINYL $24.99 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie Mcghee : Sonny Terry & Brownie Mc $15.80 |
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1973 Press Photo Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee $9.99 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee – Walk On – Blues LP Record Album $3.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE**AN INTRODUCTION TO**CD $10.95 |
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Sonny TERRY & Brownie McGHEE ~ Sonny & Brownie ~ orig 1973 A&M LP $4.99 |
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Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry-At The 2nd Fret-Prestige PR 7803-Ultra rare-LP $38.00 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE – Pawnshop Blues CD $7.89 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE: HOME TOWN BLUES/1965 ORIGINAL FONTANA EX/EX CON $1.56 |
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Sonny Terry,Sonny Terry,Brownie Mcghee : Po Boys $15.80 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE: Hometown Blues $25.00 |
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BROWNIE MCGHEE & SONNY TERRY: Down Home Blues $90.00 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee Blues Is My Companion EX Columbia 33SX 1223 LP $23.69 |
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SONNY TERRY + BROWNIE McGHEE FOUR ORIGINAL ALBUMS ON 2 CDs NEW+ SEALED + 9 BONUS $5.77 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee In London 4 Track Pye Nixa EP 1958 $7.89 |
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brownie mcghee/sonny terry 7″ let me be your dog/stranger here-PROMO 45-802 $8.78 |
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Stick McGhee – Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry – New York Blues 1947-55 – 4 CD New $9.47 |
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BROWNIE McGHEE & SONNY TERRY down home blues PRESTIGE FOLKLORE nm $10.00 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee – Back to New Orleans 2 LP vinyl record blues and $3.99 |
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BROWNIE MCGHEE/SONNY TERRY: RED RIVER BLUES 1948-1974 [DVD NEW] $19.51 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE ~ BOOK OF NUMBERS ~ BRUT 6002 $6.99 |
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SONNY TERRY/BROWNIE MCGHEE**FOLK SONGS OF**CD $10.95 |
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LIGHTNIN HOPKINS +BROWNIE McGHEE +SONNY TERRY Blues LP $21.00 |
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Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry: Red River Blues – 1948-1974 (DVD, 2003) $23.25 |
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BROWNIE MCGHEE SONNY TERRY 2ND FRET LIVE PRESTIGE ALBUM $66.50 |
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Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry at the 2nd Fret by Sonny Terry (CD, Jan-2007,… $11.56 |
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Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee – Blues Legends in London [DVD Audio] $49.99 |
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SONNY TERRY/BROWNIE – JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE – NEW CD $7.96 |
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SONNY TERRY/BROWNIE – JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE – NEW CD $10.96 |
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BROWNIE MCGHEE AND & SONNY TERRY LP STEREO FS-242 VG++ $6.99 |
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BROWNIE McHGEE & SONNY TERRY ~ CLIMBIN ‘ UP ~ HARMONICA BLUES lp ~ SAVOY JAZZ $15.00 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNI – SONNY & BROWNIE AT SUGAR HILL – NEW CD $7.94 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE SPORTIN LIFE BLUES DOUBLE NR MINT ! CD ALBUM $7.89 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNI – SONNY & BROWNIE AT SUGAR HILL – NEW CD $10.94 |
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RALPH WILLIS carolina blues LP 14 track featuring brownie mcghee and sonny terry $27.32 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 33RPM Album Very Good $10.95 |
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ROCKIN BLUES 45 BROWNIE MCGHEE & SONNY TERRY SHE LOVES SO EASY/I NEED A WOMAN $9.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE – IN LONDON $12.48 |
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SONNY TERRY AND BROWNIE MCGHEE – SONNY AND BROWNIE -LP/VINYL $3.00 |
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Sonny TERRY Brownie McGHEE CRIPPLE CREEK Best Of 40 Original Recordings NEW 2 CD $6.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE Midnight Special 2-LP $21.00 |
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Sonny & Brownie $9.49 … |
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Midnight Special $6.11 All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed…. |
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Folk Blues Revival $11.71 This fantastic 2 disc set features the complete historic July 1960 recordings made by Blues legends Lightnin’ Hopkins, Big Joe Williams, Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry in Los Angeles. Recorded early on during the great Folk and Blues revival that occurred during the 1960s, these artists were all instrumental in bringing the classic Blues style back to the mainstream and bringing Blues music to a n… |
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Red River Blues [VHS] $11.95 … |
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Pete Seeger’s Rainbow Quest – with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee $25.00 Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee were among the most enduring blues acts of the post-war era, forming an association that was to last three decades. Terry’s distinctive harmonica style combining whoops and hollers blended well with McGhee’s warm voice and tasteful guitar picking. Along with Pete Seeger, Leadbelly and Woody Guthrie, Brownie and Sonny were part of the burgeoning New York folk scene ar… |
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The Jerk $2.99 … |
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The Jerk $7.49 … |
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Pete Seeger’s Rainbow Quest – with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, and Mississippi John Hurt, Hedy West, & Paul Cadwell $13.19 Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee join Pete Seeger for a mix of blues and folk music, performing “Key to the Highway,” “I’m a Burnt Child,” “Don’t Pity Me,” and others. Then, a program featuring Mississippi John Hurt, Hedy West and Paul Cadwell includes “You Got to Walk That Lonesome Valley,” “Little Sadie,” “Georgia Camp Meeting,” and much more. Two complete, classic shows from the 1960s. 120 min. S… |
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Have I Got Blues for You … |
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LIVING BLUES, Number 13, Summer 1973: Cover photo of Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee. … |
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That’s The Stuff. The Recordings Of Brownie Mcghee, Sonny Terry … |
Remembering The Music Revolution Of The Sixties
I suppose my first realisation that music was something more relevant than learning the words to carols for the school Christmas concert was appreciating my Dad’s collection of 78s’. He was a man with unusual tastes in music. My contemporys’ parents listened to American crooners, like Bing Crosby, Dean Martin and the like, or the big band sounds of the day.
But my Dad had individual tastes which included Eastern European folk music, Scottish bagpipe ballads and Welsh miners choirs; plus my first introduction to classical such as exciting pieces like Aram Khachaturian’s “Sabre Dance”.
My Mother, a dedicated Crosby fan, disliked these strange sounds to the extent that she banished any playing of the ‘caterwauling’ to our barn, a large wooden structure at the back of the house. This suited my Dad, and me, just fine.
He would mend bikes and tinker with machinery in one corner, while I would curl up on a battered leather sofa looking at pictures in old movie magazines, giggling at jokes in back copies of Lilliput and reading girlie type books (Little Women, Black Beauty etc.) while the haunting strains of Bulgarian womens’ voices, Highland airs or the overwhelming sound of Welshmen giving it their all emanated from the old wind up gramaphone; memories are made of this.
Musically I’ve come full circle. with the increasing popularity of ‘world music’ I am, once again, enjoying Bulgarian women’s harmonies and Welsh folk songs along with the exciting newcomers from African and Latin American roots.
Every generation, mostly, think that they have experienced the ‘best’ period of topical music, but I do feel that the sixties were a special case. Consider this; any weekend my friends and I had a difficult decision to make. Did we go ‘up town’ to Ken Colliers to see American blues stars like Big Bill Broonzy or jazz giants like Dizzy Gillespie; or perhaps to the Marquee or 100 Club to listen to the up and coming Britishers like Paul Weller in the Jam, Eric Clapton and the Yardbirds and Georgie Fame with the All Stars.
Or did we stay closer to home and go to the Riki Tik in Windsor and risk asphyxiation in the tiny room listening to an exciting new group called the Rolling Stones. And that was only the start; what about Osterley where you could hear John Lee Hooker, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee and any number of other Southern American blues stars; or Windsor Drill hall where, on a Friday night you could enjoy the best of Cyril Davies and the All Stars, which usually featured one of my favourites, Long John Baldry.
And, if you were willing to risk parental wrath, it had to be Eel Pie Island in Twickenham, a den of iniquity where you could hear the best of new rhythm and blues; smell strange substances burning in the air and where I first encountered psychadelia in the shape of Pink Floyd whose innovative light shows of coloured lava lamp blobs popping and forming ever different shapes were the precursor of the giant video screens of today. To say we were spoilt for choice is not to overwork a phrase.
I haven’t even mentioned the many folk clubs sprinkled about which I visited with my friend Lucy as a guest singing duo, where we shared stages with the likes of Bert Jantz, Duster Bennett, Cat Stevens . . We would travel to isolated venues in the heart of the Berkshire countryside and find ourselves in a barn somewhere, with people sitting on hay bales and listening to the stirring voices and lyrics of Sandy Denny, Davy Graham and John Remborne, or even the Wurzels (bring your own cider!).
If you wanted to dance, but strictly not ballroom, you could stomp the night away at a selection of ‘trad jazz’ clubs. Bands of various styles were always on tap; Dick Morrisey, the aforementioned Ken Collier, Acker Bilk; It really was a golden age for live music of every kind. And it didn’t cost an arm and a leg to indulge yourself. If we paid more than a couple of quid to get in we felt hard done by. Even special occasions, like seeing the Who or Cream at the Hammersmith Odeon were cheap at the price.
Wherever we hung out with our mates there was music. This was the age of the coffee bar, always with a juke box in the corner belting out such classics as ‘Dock on the Bay’, or Buddy Holly’s latest or Aretha Franklin, Jimi Hendrix, Joan Biaz; where to stop! Before the fashion for ‘personalised music’ (catered for firstly by the Walkman and now in it’s newest incarnation, the ipod) the latest tunes brought like minds together. A normal Saturday outing was to the local record shop where friends would crowd into a booth together to hear the latest in the ‘charts’.
Maybe it was all just ‘fashion’ but, as the years race by, that sixties music has stood the test of time. Many of our heroes are still household names. Our children still appreciate such giants as Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix and Otis Redding. The likes of Paul Weller, Rod Stewart, the Rolling Stones still tour all over the world. Am I showing my age when I find it hard to appreciate modern day offerings? Of course I am but no more than any other person who has let music into their life.
From the moment the first cave man (or woman) discovered how to make musical ’sounds’ from reeds or rocks, water or wood, we have enjoyed the privilege of a great gift. How to explain the catch at the back of the throat when we hear a familiar song or melody? How to describe the pure feeling of exhilaration and joy as many human voices come together to sing some particularly uplifting work. I dare anyone to say they have never felt that. And if some hardened souls insist that is the case; well I feel very sorry for them.
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Sonny Terry Brownie Questions
does anyone know where i can get sonny terry and brownie mcgee cds?
i want to get the cd that has YOU BRING OUT THE BOOGIE IN ME on it i live in western australia and need to find some where to buy a cd with that song on it or where i can get the song lyrics to this song please HELP
www.amazon.com
It’s on the CD “Sonny & Brownie”
Here are the lyrics:
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee : The Essential Blue Archi $13.39 |
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SEALED Sonny Terry Brownie McGhee OST Book ofNumbers LP $19.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE: Going Down Slow $18.00 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE: You Bring Out The Boogie In Me / Mono (soul 45) $10.00 |
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BOOK OF NUMBERS 1973 Sonny Terry Freda Payne Brownie Moog Montage Eldorado $9.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE: WALK ON 14 CLASSIC GUITAR/HARP COUNTRY BLUES NM $5.93 |
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LIGHTNIN HOPKINS BROWNIE McGHEE SONNY TERRY COFEE HOUSE BLUES JAPAN $24.99 |
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SONNY TERRY/BROWNIE McGHEE “Blowin The Fuses” (CD 1996) $9.99 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE you bring out the boogie $15.00 |
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Sonny TERRY & Brownie McGHEE Peppermint Harris DJ LP $24.99 |
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SONNY TERRY AND BROWNIE MCGHEE YOU HEAR ME TALKIN’ BLUES LP W/SHRINKWRAP $2.99 |
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee Po Boys CD Acoustic Blues Guitar & Harmonica NEW! $2.33 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE McGHEE German Astan LP WALK ON $15.77 |
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BROWNIE McGHEE SONNY TERRY WITH EARL HOOKER VG+ Blues Way BLS-6059 NM NM $15.00 |
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE AND MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT, HEDY WEST & – NEW DVD $13.17 |
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Red River Blues [VHS] $11.95 … |
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Pete Seeger’s Rainbow Quest – with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee $25.00 Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee were among the most enduring blues acts of the post-war era, forming an association that was to last three decades. Terry’s distinctive harmonica style combining whoops and hollers blended well with McGhee’s warm voice and tasteful guitar picking. Along with Pete Seeger, Leadbelly and Woody Guthrie, Brownie and Sonny were part of the burgeoning New York folk scene ar… |
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The Jerk $2.99 … |
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The Jerk $7.49 … |
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Pete Seeger’s Rainbow Quest – with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, and Mississippi John Hurt, Hedy West, & Paul Cadwell $13.19 Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee join Pete Seeger for a mix of blues and folk music, performing “Key to the Highway,” “I’m a Burnt Child,” “Don’t Pity Me,” and others. Then, a program featuring Mississippi John Hurt, Hedy West and Paul Cadwell includes “You Got to Walk That Lonesome Valley,” “Little Sadie,” “Georgia Camp Meeting,” and much more. Two complete, classic shows from the 1960s. 120 min. S… |
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Have I Got Blues for You … |
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LIVING BLUES, Number 13, Summer 1973: Cover photo of Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee. … |
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That’s The Stuff. The Recordings Of Brownie Mcghee, Sonny Terry … |
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Sonny & Brownie $9.49 … |
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Midnight Special $6.11 All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed…. |
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Folk Blues Revival $11.71 This fantastic 2 disc set features the complete historic July 1960 recordings made by Blues legends Lightnin’ Hopkins, Big Joe Williams, Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry in Los Angeles. Recorded early on during the great Folk and Blues revival that occurred during the 1960s, these artists were all instrumental in bringing the classic Blues style back to the mainstream and bringing Blues music to a n… |
