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06. Blues From The Gutter: Junker’s Blues. Champion Jack Dupree. Two Classic Albums Plus 40s & 50s Singles (Blues From The Gutter / Natural & Soulful Blues) (Digitally Remastered) 03:13. 12. One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer (Bonus Track) Champion Jack Dupree.
CHAMPION JACK. (1910-1992) Le pianiste et chanteur de blues Champion Jack Dupree laisse une œuvre importante pleine de verve, de swing et d'humour. Bien qu'il ait accompli l'essentiel de sa carrière à New York puis en Europe, son jeu de piano puissant et percussif, riche de multiples décrochements rythmiques, est très représentatif de la ...
10. Dez. 2006 · In 1990, Jack made a triumphant comeback from Europe and recorded 3 CDs worth of blues material in his hometown of New Orleans. First was "Back Home in New Orleans", second was "Forever and Ever", and this one was the last, having been released posthumously following Jack's passing in 1992. Despite Jack's age, the raw blues power of this record is still hard-hitting, much like his classic ...
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10. Nov. 2016 · We were in the middle of a game round the hotel pool when Dave Bartholomew, Fats Domino’s bandleader and co-writer, dropped in to pay his respects. Margaret monitored Jack’s drinking, and allowed him to sip beer all day. But as soon as her back was turned, Jack would say: “Cognac, cognac,” and would neck the brandy before she returned.
Jack was over 80 when he cut his last sessions, and tracks like 'Give Me Flowers While I'm Living' and 'You Can Make It' have specific, even humorous, reference to his death, which finally arrived in Hanover, Germany in 1992. 'Champion Jack' was never one to turn away from the realities of life (or death) and he put everything he had into his ...
Forever and Ever. (1991) One Last Time. (1993) Forever and Ever is an album by the American musician Champion Jack Dupree, released in 1991. [1] [2] It was his second album for Bullseye Blues and the last one released during his lifetime. [3] The album won a W. C. Handy Award.
