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2. März 1999 · Featuring Bill Easley, Bill Easley (tenor sax solo), Duke Robillard (solo guitar) & 1 more. Producers Ricky Rector & Scott Billington. Writers Bill Carter, Carson Whitsett, Dan Penn & 3 more...
A Good Day for the Blues is an album by the American musician Ruth Brown, released in 1999 via Bullseye Blues. After recovering from health ailments, Brown supported the album with several concert dates. The album was nominated for a Grammy Award, in the "Best Traditional Blues Album" category.
21. Feb. 2011 · Backed by a bevy of New Orleans jazz and soul vets, Brown delivers a series of horn-inflected, indigo ballads like "Never Let Me Go," "True," and "The Richest One" that unearth the blues with an unruffled dignity reminiscent of Nina Simone or a less fragile Billie Holiday.
Format: CD, Year: 1999, Label: Bullseye Blues & Jazz (11661-9613-2), Barcode: 011661961326, Length: 1:00:35
Bill Easley (born January 13, 1946) is an American jazz musician who plays saxophone, flute, and clarinet.
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unearth the blues with an unruffled dignity reminiscent of Nina Simone or a less fragile Billie Holiday. On most of the rest of the material, Brown invokes her Broadway experience to become the archetypal blues mama who "don't take no mess." In that vein, "H.B.'s Funky Fable"
