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专辑名称: The Blues Is Alive And Well
创作艺人: [Buddy Guy]
音乐流派: COUNTRY|乡村音乐
专辑规格: 1碟15首
出品公司: Silvertone
发行时间: 2018/6/15
官方标价: £11.29 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
A Few Good Years
Guilty As Charged
Cognac
The Blues Is Alive And Well
Bad Day
Blue No More
Whiskey For Sale
You Did The Crime
Old Fashioned
When My Day Comes
Nine Below Zero
Ooh Daddy
Somebody Up There
End Of The Line
Milking Muther For Ya
详细介绍:
Damn Right ! Who could disagree? Of course Buddy Guy has blues in the blood! The Chicago guitar legend is saying it loud on this album: The Blues Is Alive And Well! At 81 years old, he seems on better form than ever, and has a lot to teach the youth. This is a punkier, rockier bluesman than the present generation, who knows how to bring the blues to a white audience. Old fashioned? The accusation wouldn%27t offend Buddy Guy, who%27s just playing his guitar right. Here, the guitarist is discussing the blues with guests who have the stature to hold a conversation with him. Keith Richards and Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, Jeff Beck and James Bay feed his talent, and stay in perfect harmony with his genius. And what would be blues without talk of booze and old friends? On Cognac, Buddy Guy seems to shed twenty years when he evokes Muddy Waters.
It%27s too late to sip a brandy with him, but now he%27s got Keith and others for company. Getting wasted in style, filling up on booze and the blues, dealing out a hand that can%27t ever end: that%27s the spirit of the blues. Beyond the music, there is a real discussion that starts between guitar riffs, piano chords and the singer%27s penetrating voice. Better than a trance, this is a stairway to the underworld opening up. And then there%27s such a captivating groove on The Blues Is Alive And Well. It%27s a grand declaration of love for the genre, which, through solitude, poverty and suffering, remains a faithful friend, a life-saver, an intimate journal. Perhaps the album should be seen as a kind of passing-onward of the blues to the generations to come. Blue No More gives a fair account of the idea. It%27s a duet where Buddy Guy is singing face-to-face with the Pearly Gates. It doesn%27t dampen his mood at all, through, because he knows that others down below will pick up his baton. And James Bay echoes his master%27s words back to him: I won’t be blue no more. © Clara Bismuth/Qobuz
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