7 best contemporary blues

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A titan of jazz saxophone with a career spanning more than seven decades, Sonny Rollins approach to the tenor sax brought a new sound spectrum to the instrument that went on to influence just about every horn player who has come along since. After spending his early career recording for Prestige Records, during which time he produced such magnificent albums as Tenor Madness and Saxophone Colossus (both 1956), as well as making guest appearances alongside such names as Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk and Max Roach, Rollins left the label in 1957 and worked on a freelance basis for Blue Note, Riverside and Contemporary, for whom he created a series of extraordinary records that equalled his earlier output. This collection, containing eight complete, original albums over four discs, includes all of Sonny Rollins records released on Blue Note, Riverside and Contemporary Records between 1957 and 1959. A masterclass in jazz saxophone and improvisation, the five hours of music contained here includes many of the defining moments of the bebop era and, in completion, serves as both a welcome reminder and a superb starting point for exploration into this majestic musician s catalogue.

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Artists Include: Taj Mahal;Mavis Staples;Luther Johnson;James Solberg;Alvin Youngblood Hart;Leon Russell;The Holmes Brothers;Larry McCray;The Band;Susan Tedeschi

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If rugs are truly "art for your floors" Than this abstract contemporary piece is a perfect painterly addition to any modern space. Befitting a museum wall, its high style is matched by the durability and versatility of its power loomed polypropylene design. In shades of aqua, turquoise, yellow, orange, and black, its lively melange of brushstrokes will give new life to your decor.

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VACUUM REGULARLY

Use a quality vacuum without the beater bar setting as it can pull or snag. Vacuum high traffic areas more often. Rug shedding is common with some newer rugs but this will lessen over time with regular vacuuming.

SPOT CLEAN AS NEEDED

Clean spills immediately by blotting with a clean, dry white cloth. For hard to remove stains we recommend that the rug be professionally cleaned.

USE A RUG PAD

A non-slip rug pad’s primary benefits are safety and cushioning. However, it also prolongs the life of your rug and makes it easier to vacuum.

TAME THE SHAG

A great tip for cleaning a shag rug is to turn it upside down and vacuum the back with the beater bar setting. This will shake loose all the dirt and dust. Once done, move the rug and vacuum up all the dirt that came loose onto the floor.

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On January 21, 1989, on the evening following the presidential inauguration, some the biggest names in classic rhythm and blues performed at the Washington Convention Center at the Presidential Inaugural Concert. The black-tie event would be a historical moment: an official inaugural event featuring some of the finest black musicians of the ’50 and ’60s from Stax and Chess Records including Bo Diddley, Percy Sledge and Carla Thomas, along with several hotshot Texas blues guitarists such as Stevie Ray Vaughan with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan at the height of their careers. Features a six channel audio mix made from a simultaneous 24 track audio recording. A two-hour concert featuring one-hour of performances not included on the public television special.







Setlist



Any Day Now: Chuck Jackson



I Don’t Want To Cry: Chuck Jackson



When A Man Loves A Woman: Percy Sledge



Right Place, Wrong Time: Dr. John



747 : Joe Louis Walker



Hoochie Coochie Man : Willie Dixon, Albert Collins, Delbert McClinton



Wang Dang Doodle : Koko Taylor feat. Willie Dixon



Bo Diddley : Bo Diddley



I’m A Man : Bo Diddley



Hey Bo Diddley : Bo Diddley



Born Under A Bad Sign : William Bell



Baby : Carla Thomas



When Something Is Wrong With My Baby : Carla Thomas and Billy Preston



Knock On Wood : Eddie Floyd



Soul Man : Sam Moore



Just A Little Bit : Delbert McClinton



Standing On Shaky Ground : Delbert McClinton



Maybe Someday : Delbert McClinton



B:Movie Boxcar Blues : Delbert McClinton



Frosty : Albert Collins feat. Jimmie Vaughan, Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble



Texas Flood : Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Jimmie Vaughan



Lovestruck Baby : Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Jimmie Vaughan



Superstition : Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Jimmie Vaughan



Scuttle Buttin’ : Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Jimmie Vaughan