2011 collection. As Soul became the music of black America in the late '60s, the Blues had to adapt to survive. For those who could, playing to the white Rock crowd was an attractive option, but in hundreds of sweaty, run-down clubs in cities and towns across the U.S., an older urban black audience was still there to be entertained. Blues musicians made a few concessions to the age, added Funk licks and a few Soul screams and created some seriously good music, which has often been ignored by Blues scholars. Shattered Dreams is a celebration of that period. 21 tracks. Beat Goes Public.
10 No Matter What the Cost May Be - Albert Washington
11 The Whole World's Down on You - Larry Davis
12 Mellow Together - Lowell Fulson
13 Cloudy Day - Finis Tasby
14 You Shattered My Dreams - Smokey Wilson
15 High Time - Smokey Wilson
16 Welcome Home - Lowell Fulson
17 Gimme Some of Your Lovin' - Arthur K Adams
18 Playing on Me - Albert King
19 That's What Love Will Make You Do - Little Milton
20 Bad Understanding - Al King
21 Good Feeling - Freddy Robinson
2011 collection. As Soul became the music of black America in the late '60s, the Blues had to adapt to survive. For those who could, playing to the white Rock crowd was an attractive option, but in hundreds of sweaty, run-down clubs in cities and towns across the U.S., an older urban black audience was still there to be entertained. Blues musicians made a few concessions to the age, added Funk licks and a few Soul screams and created some seriously good music, which has often been ignored by Blues scholars. Shattered Dreams is a celebration of that period. 21 tracks. Beat Goes Public.
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