/r/ClassicRhythmAndBlues
For Rhythm & Blues music from the golden age of R&B - 1945 to circa 1965. Think Louis Jordan, Fats Domino, Lavern Baker, Etta James and Willie Mabon rather than Otis Redding, Muddy Waters or anyone who started recording in the CD era.
/r/ClassicRhythmAndBlues
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Snap and Groove - The Motelaires
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Tarheel Slim & Little Ann - It's Too Late
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Seeking Insights for my Uni Project on Soul Music – Share Your Thoughts with a questionnaire
Hi there 👋🏾
https://forms.gle/FcB5yS7KdDWuEMus7
I'm currently working on a university project that explores the motivations and reasons why people listen to soul music. If you're a fan of soul music or have ever found it resonating with your emotions, I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences.
The questionnaire is anonymous, and there's no need to provide an email address. It will only take a few minutes to complete! In the end, please leave me a soul song recommendation.
Whether you listen to soul music for its emotional depth, connection to culture, or simply for the joy of the music, your input is greatly appreciated!
When I'm finished, I can also share the results of the survey, if any of you guys are interested ✨
Thank you so much 😊
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For those who like R&B or hip hop, here’s the server for you!
Link to the server https://discord.gg/YecdDZ6Qcb
23:00 UTC
Spencer Davis Group - It's Gonna Work Out Fine (Live 1965, Mojo Rhythms & Midnight Blues)
16:12 UTC
Fats Domino - Don't Know What's Wrong
22:30 UTC
Paul Bascomb & his All-Star Orch. Pink Cadillac (1952)
20:40 UTC
'Cherokee Boogie' [1951] by Bull Moose Jackson. Not exactly culturally sensitive, but a cracking good song.
12:02 UTC
Earl King - Eating & Sleeping
17:22 UTC
'Let The Doorbell Ring' [1955] by Champion Jack Dupree.
10:16 UTC
'Just Crazy' [1952] by Big Jay McNeely.
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Rosco Gordon - New Orleans Wimmen
17:55 UTC
'The Blues Got Me Rockin'' [1953] by Champion Jack Dupree.
10:47 UTC
'Polly Put The Kettle On' [1947] by Sonny Boy Williamson. Much, much better than the title would suggest....
14:02 UTC
The Upsetters - Wake Up
00:39 UTC
Clarence "Bon Ton" Garlow - Crawfishin'
22:52 UTC
Earl King - Till I Say Well Done
01:39 UTC
Jessie Hill - Why Holler?
02:30 UTC
Bill Doggett - Hold It
00:10 UTC
Huey "Piano" Smith & His Clowns - Havin a Good Time
15:47 UTC
Jessie Hill - Oogsey Moo - Take 10
11:01 UTC
Ernie K. Doe – Eternity
23:18 UTC
Low-Down Slim @ Franx 2022 - Part 3: New Orleans Rhythm and Blues (full vinyl DJ set, 62 minutes) – Tracklist & more info in comments
20:54 UTC
Chuck Willis – What Am I Living For
17:47 UTC
Willie Johnson - Say Baby
16:31 UTC
Low-Down Slim - Blues Sessions - Volume 22: Baby Let's Burn (Louisiana Blues Special)(full vinyl set, 65 minutes) - Tracklist & more info in comments
19:46 UTC
Julia Lee and Her Boyfriends - Don't Save It Too Long (The Money Song) [1950] Fun little number that gets imo pretty close to rapping, or at least to talking blues.
22:15 UTC
H-Bomb Ferguson (the only good kind of bomb) - No Sackie Sack 1958
00:57 UTC
Big Jay Mcneely- Deacon's Hop
19:35 UTC
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