I like to listen to
"The Blues Had A Baby And They Named It Rock And Roll"
by Muddy Waters
and then
"Corrine, Corrina"
by Wynton Marsalis and Eric Clapton
(Taj Mahal on vocals)
back to back.
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The Muddy Waters song is like a freight train roaring down the tracks -- the rockin' flyin' Chicago blues!
"Corrine Corrina" is more of a dancy, light, New Orleans-jazz-influenced celebration, with movements -- each instrument-group gets its turn to solo, to speak: the video goes 10 minutes, so you don't have to go back right away and pick another song or play it over...
It kind of has a spirit, almost, of forest creatures skipping happily, yet it rocks: "Well - I - wake up-in-the-mornin'...!"
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Makes me want to say whisperingly, accentedly, floatily, dreamily, yet firmly:
"Just as long as it's the best"...
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