Martin Scorsese Presents Red, White and Blues

by Hip-O Records

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Release Date:	2003-09-09
Label:	Hip-O Records
UPC:	602498077368
Binding:	Audio CD
Published By:	Hip-O Records
ASIN:	B0000A0VA0
Category:	Music

Tracks on Martin Scorsese Presents Red, White and Blues by Hip-O Records

1. Tom Jones & Jeff Beck - Going Down Slow
2. Louis Armstrong & His All Stars - Back O' Town Blues (live)
3. Dixie Four - St. Louis Man
4. Big Bill Broonzy - Black, Brown, and White Blues
5. Sister Rosetta Tharpe with Marie Knight - Up Above My Head I hear Music In Te Air
6. The Lonnie Donegan Skiffle Group - Rock Island Line
7. Lulu with Jeff Beck - Cry me A River
8. Miles Davis - Generique
9. Tom Jones with Jeff Beck - Love Letters
10. Humphrey Lyttelton - Bad Penny Blues
11. Little Joe Cook (aka Chris Farlowe) - Stormy Monday Blues, parts 1 & 2
12. Tom Jones & Jeff Beck - Hard Times
13. Ray Charles - Tell The Truth (live)
14. Spencer Davis Group - Hey Darling
15. Fleetwood Mac - Shake Your Money Maker
16. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton - Have You Heard
17. Cream - Crossroads
18. Jeff Beck - Rollin & Tumblin
19. Tom Jones - Lawdy Miss Clawdy
20. Lulu with Jeff Beck - Drown In My Own Tears

Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions

Customer Reviews

Uneven offering - Reviewed on 2007-07-05

I bought this album after hearing a few cuts on the online radio station Pandora. I was mainly interested in the collaborations of Jeff Beck with Tom Jones (yes, that Tom Jones) and Lulu. These are first rate cuts. The rest of the package is uneven at best.

Blues via the UK - Reviewed on 2007-03-19

There are some great performances here from American artists that impacted the blues scene of the UK as well as the UK's Clapton and Mayall, but the real thrill here is brand new material from Jeff Beck and his performances with Tom Jones and Lulu. Jones and Lulu both give inspired performances of some contemporary American blues classics and JB is his usual twisted self wringing every bit of blues out of every note he plays. Someone should convince Jeff and Tom to tour together because this tease is barely enough. I've got to buy the DVD.

Tharpe-Knight - Reviewed on 2006-05-20

I am searching for the old, forgotten (?) and deleted album of Sister Rosetta Tharpe with Mary Knight for the last 30 years or so. Heard it first as a teenager (late fifties?) and I was captured by the first electric guitar that I ever heard in my young life. Now, finally, and thanks to that set, I have at least ONE track from this old concert album. This alone is worth the buy. Yes, it's nostalgia, I know :-)

WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE? - Reviewed on 2005-09-03

I first saw this episode when a friend lent me his DVD. I had missed the series when it originally aired in 2003. This episode was a delight to my eyes, and ears. Tom Jones, and Jeff Beck's contributions are worth the price of this CD. Jeff Beck's guitar cries with feeling, and we are reminded why he is Jeff Beck. It's too bad that another reviewer of this CD is too tone deaf to realise this. Lulu's contributions are wonderful as well. The only piece that I feel that doesn't really fit here is the one by Miles Davis. Don't get me wrong, it's a brilliant piece, and the soundtrack it comes from is awsome, but here, I feel that including Van Morrison's intro piece would have mad more sense. If you love blues you'll eat this CD up!

Tom Jones? - Reviewed on 2004-06-20

1 customer found this review helpful, 13 did not.

First off I would like to say that Tom Jones can no more sing blues than Paveratti can sing Punk rock. And whose Idea was it to but Jeff Beck on here. When I saw B.B. King Live I first had to Suffer through an Hour of Jeff Beck Just Screwing around on his guitar! Sure he is a good guitar player but he has no taste at all in his playing! This is my least favorite sound track from The Blues PBS Series. Plus this eppisode was so boring I almost passed out!!!

Book Subjects

• Blues
• Blues Music
• Pop
• Soundtrack
• Soundtracks
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