Electronic Blues Experiments

I've been away for a while.  Restaurant business has been very demanding lately.   Thought I'd come back with a remix of one of my absolute favorites of the old school blues men, Bukka White.  He recorded this track back in the 30's!  Amazing that something recorded so long ago still moves me in this day and age.  Bukka had this very percussive, tribal way of playing that was incomparable, and the timbre of his voice conveyed so much emotion.  Still gives me goosebumps every time I hear him.  Hope I've honored his legacy with my remix, and I hope you enjoy it.  I'll be visiting your pages soon to hear what you've all been up to.  Cheers, Joe
Check out the original here : https://youtu.be/6Z0HXaT0zCE

Fixin' to Die

Fixin To Die

Deep South

Getting to fuck around with one of Keith's nastiest riffs was pure bliss. Hope ya dig

Hear me knockin'

Hear Me Knockin'

Quiver

A track born of frustration and darkness.  My guitar was out of tune, which felt appropriate for the song.  Trying to turn those lemons into lemonade. Vocal sample is from blues legend Taj Mahal on his acapella song "Lining Track".

My Heart Was Out of Tune

Sort of an electronic remix of Dark was the Night by Blind Willie Johson...the quintessential blues song by the quintessential blues man.  It also happens to be one of the songs chosen by Carl Sagan for the golden record on the Voyager space craft, which has now left our solar system and is cruising through interstellar space...which is pretty cool, I think.

Dark Was the Night

This track is based on the song of the same title by legendary country blues man Mance Lipscomb... one of my absolute favorites of the old blues men.  This guy was so real...the genuine article.  Here's  the original:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5JdaUlf_-M
Hope you enjoy this dark anthem. Happy Halloween.

Electronic Blues Experiments

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