Maby The best lyricist in the business. + Informações

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Blues de JB Lenoir dedicado a Alabama. + Informações

Mama, mama please talk to your daughter 'bout me Mama, mama please talk to your daughter 'bout me She had made me to love her and I ain't gonna leave her be I ain't gonna stand no quitting and she wont have me around I ain't gonna stand no quitting and she wont have me around If she got me a ride, she'd be six feet in the ground You should talk to your daughter You should talk to your daughter You should talk to your daughter You should talk to your daughter She had made me to love her and I ain't gonna leave her be. + Informações

Watch Live Internet TV on PC or Laptop From Anywhere in The World tinyurl.com JB Lenoir sings a bit of "Alabama Song", then "The whale has swallowed me". From Vim Wenders Tribute to Martin Scorsese's "The Blues". With Footage from Martin Luther King's Freedom Speech.. + Informações

From the original half hour 16mm b/w film featuring JB Lenoir in his home on Dante Street in Chicago, 1965,playing with Steve Seaberg. Parts of this film were used by Wim Wenders in The Soul of a Man, 2003. Camera - Marshall Matson. This was meant for swedish TV anf includes some information in Swedish by Steve - who had a minor eye infection and forgot to take the bandage off.. + Informações

A photo collage for MLK's b'day. Read his speach, "Why I oppose the Vietnam War" for more info!. + Informações

JB Lenoir (March 5, 1929 April 29, 1967) Lyrics: Lord why was I born in Mississippi, when it's so hard to get ahead Why was I born in Mississippi, when it's so hard to get ahead Every black child born in Mississippi you know the poor child is born dead When he came into the world the doctor spank him, the black baby cry When he came into the world the doctor spank him, the black baby cry Everybody thought he had a life and that's why the black baby died He will never speak his language the poor baby will never speak his mind Lord he will never speak his language the poor baby will never speak his mind The poor child will never know his mind why in the world he's so poor Lord why was I born in Mississippi when it's so hard to get ahead Lord why was I born in Mississippi when it's so hard to get ahead Every black child born in Mississippi you know the poor child was born dead. + Informações

Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues - The Soul of a Man (DVD). + Informações

Sitting Down Thinking from the album Eisenhower Blues. + Informações

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The UK blues scene in the sixties with "the father of British blues": John Mayall. + Informações

Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues - The Soul of a Man (DVD). + Informações

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JB's last song on the Seaberg archival footage. A rainstorm is going on in Chicago and you can hear the thunder at the very beginning of "The Voodoo". Pleased at the successful completetion of the film - there was no time for edits as they were leaving for Sweden in three days - Steve and Ronnog kiss - also included in Wenders' film. The end.. + Informações

JB Lenoir (vocal & guitar) Alabama Blues Live.. + Informações

A funky 1963 Chicago blues that sounds years ahead of its time. Big Willie Dixon can be heard about a minute into the record.. + Informações

From the original 16mm b/w film of JB Lenoir in his home on Chicago's South Sude.. + Informações

O Bambluesal toca Down In Mississippi no bar da fábrica. juiz de fora - mg.. + Informações

part 1 and 2 off the vietnam blues album. + Informações

From the original half-hour 16mm b/w film made by Steve and Ronnog Seaberg and Marshall Matson in Chicago in 1965. J/B. sings "Alabama March" only a few months after the march had taken place. His political songs go back to the "Eisenhower Blues" which the federal government made an unsuccessful attempt to suppress at the time of the Korean War.. + Informações

Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues - The Soul of a Man (DVD). + Informações

JB Lenoir - Alabama Blues (1965). + Informações

Alabama blues lyric & music by Jb Lenoir performed by Hannah Tolf & Dick Ahlin at Båtebacken Caférestaurang Styrsö Göteborg Sweden. + Informações