Blue Guitars - Album Number Eight - Gospel Soul Blues & Motown

Gospel Soul Blues & Motown

While the basic structures and rhythms of the Blues remained true to the original, still a new generation moved the Blues onwards, banjo style played on electric guitar became the electric "sitar", the sound hit the nerve of the Indy/Hippie generation, instantly recognizable: Tamla Motown. Softer and easier accessible than previous hybrids of the Blues, basically every song was a hit.

Tracklist:

  1. " Sweet Love - 4.25
  2. " Break Another Piece Of My Heart - 4.39
  3. " Ball & Chain - 5.08
  4. " Gospel Trail - 5.05
  5. " Shy Boy - 3.52
  6. " Come Change My World - 4.15
  7. " Call On Me - 4.10
  8. " Just In Case You Never Knew - 4.29
  9. " Let Me In - 5.52
  10. " I’ll Be There For You - 4.18
  11. " The Pain Of Loving You - 3.57
  12. " Are You Ready - 6.08

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