![]() Don't Fear The Reaper Drive My Car Dust In The Wind Eye Of The Tiger Fly Like An Eagle For Your Love Fortunate Son Free Ride Full House Give Me One Reason Gloria Godzilla Green-eyed Lady Hair Of The Dog Heartache Tonight Heaven Beside You Hey Joe Hit Me With Your Best Shot Hold My Hand Honeysuckle Rose Hot Blooded I Just Want To Celebrate I Love Rock 'N Roll I Stand Alone I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man Iron Man It Hurts Me Too Jessica Jesus Is Just Alright Kind Hearted Woman Blues Landslide Layla Learn To Fly Learning To Fly Let It Ride Lit Up Living After Midnight Longer Loser Mama Kin Mannish Boy Mary Had A Little Lamb Mississippi Queen Misty Moonlight In Vermont Mr. ![]() Titres : Aerials All Apologies All Day And All Of The Night All The Small Things All Your Love (I Miss Loving) American Woman Badge Best Of You Birthday Blue Suede Shoes Brass In Pocket Brick House Bulls On Parade Can't You See Caught Up In You Centerfold Change The World Chinatown, My Chinatown Cliffs Of Dover Close My Eyes Forever Couldn't Stand the Weather Cradle Of Love Crush 'Em Cult Of Personality Dani California Day Tripper Dissident Divorce Me C.O.D. Livraison mondiale( à l'exception des pays Européens!, Depuis le 1er juillet 2021, Sheet Music Plus n'exp´die plus de produits physiques en Europe)Ī partir de $2.99 pour la livraison internationaleĢème édition' prix à la baisse! Plus de 150 chansons, transcriptions note-pour-note pour Guitare tablatures avec les paroles complètes. Something To Talk About (Let's Give Them Something To Talk About) (They Call It) Stormy Monday (Stormy Monday Blues) This outstanding collection features note-for-note transcriptions with tab for 150 blues classics! Songs include: Baby, Please Don't Go * Born Under a Bad Sign * Bridge of Sighs * Cold Shot * Couldn't Stand the Weather * Cross Road Blues (Crossroads) * Double Trouble * Everyday I Have the Blues * I Can't Quit You Baby * I'm Tore Down * Killing Floor * Love in Vain Blues * Motherless Child * Pride and Joy * The Sky Is Crying * Statesboro Blues * Sweet Home Chicago * Texas Flood * The Thrill Is Gone * Tube Snake Boogie * and dozens more! Above all, Ellis has the blues coursing through his bloodstream, especially on the tired-of-appeasing tone on "The Axe." "Double Eyed Whammy" resembles a blues tune funneled through Motown, but on the whole Ellis shows why he is the best, if not the most underrated, axeman in the blues business.ISBN 1423427718. The crowning moment might be the terrific rendition of "Pawnbroker," a ten-minute tune that reeks of blues-rock that groups like Big Sugar and Wide Mouth Mason dream of. ![]() Just makes you start to boogie wherever you may be. ![]() And this flows nicely into the up-tempo, high-energy "The Next Miss Wrong," which could be described by some as Waylon Jennings nailing an old blues tune. One of the first sleeper picks is "Hell or High Water," which has the band picking up steam thanks to the Evil One's rapid-fire bass line and Ellis upping the ante. The first track that seems to be almost run of the mill is the mid-tempo and keyboard-tinted "Real Bad Way" although Ellis manages to play off it well two-thirds of the way in. The second half of the number is more of a rock-blues style à la David Gilmour but just as solid. About halfway through the song he displays his style before asking if any blues fans are in attendance. Even the slower, downbeat tunes are strong, especially the deliberately building "A Quitter Never Wins," which brings to mind Cray and Buddy Guy. It's also on this number where you get to see the guitar chops of Ellis front and center. From there he ventures down a slightly less edgy, more swinging vibe on the bouncy, sway-inducing title track the way B.B. Setting the groove early, Ellis has an equally blues soul and voice that suits his fabulous playing to a T. Cray is also heard somewhat on the heartache soul of "The Last Song," which travels into epic Floyd-ian bombast near the conclusion. Beginning with the standard brand of Texas or Austin blues, the musician opens with the mid-tempo "To the Devil for a Dime," which comes off as a blend of Stevie Ray Vaughan and a grittier, rowdier Robert Cray. And the guitarist, backed by a strong supporting cast, delivers an exceptionally pleasing and well-rounded set on Live! Highwayman. Tinsley Ellis has some great studio albums in his catalog, but like several blues guitarists, you have to see him live or at least hear him live to experience what the fuss is about.
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