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Who are some blues piano players? |
boogie-woogie or straight up blues. Does any one know of some Al Kooper music? (could be Cooper, cant remember, he started in the mid sixties I think) ... the most recent I've found is Eric Perkins, he does modern and a real good version of Green Onions. I would prefer old school. Thanks for any answers. eye, is stubby for real? sounds like he played his fingers off! must be a boogie-woogie player! Al Kooper? Hes more of an organist than a pianist. If you like him, get Live Adventures or Fillmore East. Live Adventures is the better of the two and even has a version of Green Onions. They both have Mike Bloomfield on guitar, which is why I like them so much. Al Kooper was also a founding member of Blood Sweat And Tears but was only on their first album. Actually their first album wasn't that good. There was only a few good songs. There was one great song though. Stubby Knuckles Charles Brown did some great music. It was very well done. Not unnecessarily loud. Boogie Memphis Slim,Pine-Top Perkins from Muddy's Band (correct me if I'm wrong,please),Eddie Boyd,Dr. John (anything),Nicky Hopkins,Jimmie Johnson(ripped off severely by Chuck Berry),Otis Spann(big hams,being a boxer),Booker T. Jones himself.. Stevie Winwood (see "John Barleycorn Must Die"...pure soul ),Professor Longhair,you have scratched the surface..."After Midnight"..Anyone? ray charles memphis slim Good list so far. My favorites are Pinetop Perkins and Willie Mabon. Marcia Ball Some of the dead original boogie woogie piano players are Clarence Smith, Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson and Meade Lux Lewis. check out a band called Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers,been around since mid 70's and still gigging.Rod is the singer and harp player,miss honey is his wife,on the keys.they should have a web site,i think you will find her interesting. |
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