Bobby ''Blue'' Bland - Little Boy Blue The Duke Sides 1952 1959

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Review by Fadil Khan

Bobby "Blue" Bland's album "Little Boy Blue The Duke Sides 1952 1959" is a soulful and captivating collection of tracks that showcase the legendary blues singer's incredible vocal range and emotive storytelling. The album features some of Bland's most iconic hits, including "Farther Up the Road," "I'll Take Care of You," and "Two Steps from the Blues," all of which are delivered with a raw and powerful intensity that is sure to leave listeners spellbound. The production quality is top-notch, with crisp instrumentation and a rich, full-bodied sound that perfectly complements Bland's vocals. "Little Boy Blue The Duke Sides 1952 1959" is a must-have for any fan of classic blues and soul music, and a testament to Bobby "Blue" Bland's enduring legacy as one of the greatest singers of all time.

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Artist: Bobby ''Blue'' Bland
Album: Little Boy Blue The Duke Sides 1952 1959
Rating: 3.5

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
I Don't Believe02:38
Army Blues
Bobby's Blues
Lost Lover Blues02:37
I Learned My Lesson02:47
Last Night
Bobby's Blues02:20
I Learned My Lesson
I Smell Trouble02:32
I Smell Trouble
Wishing Well
Farther Up The Road
You've Got a Bad Intentions02:32
You Did Me Wrong02:36
Loan a Helping Hand02:27
Loan A Helping Hand
Don't Want No Woman
It's My Life, Baby02:44
Little Boy Blue
Little Boy Blue02:38
I Lost Sight On The World
Time Out02:50
You Got Me (Where You Want Me)02:29
Wishing Well02:33
I Can't Put You Down Baby02:38
I Lost Sight on the World02:36
Farther Up the Road02:59
It's My Life, Baby
Woke Up Screaming
You Got Me (Where You Want Me)
Lost Lover Blues
Last Night02:53
No Blow, No Show03:01
Teach Me (How To Love You)
I Can't Put You Down Baby
You Did Me Wrong
Time Out
Army Blues02:41
Woke Up Screaming02:46
I Don't Believe
No Blow, No Show
Teach Me (How to Love You)02:10
You've Got A Bad Intentions
Don't Want No Woman02:39

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Wishing Well - Bobby Bland (Duke)

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Catalog Numbers

263377

Labels

Hoodoo Records

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About Bobby ''Blue'' Bland

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Bobby Bland (born January 27, 1930, Rosemark, Tennessee, USA - died June 23, 2013, Germantown, Tennessee, USA) was an American blues and R&B singer. He was sometimes referred to as the "Lion of the Blues" and as the "Sinatra of the Blues". In 1947, he moved to Memphis with his mother and started singing with local gospel groups there, including amongst others The Miniatures. Eager to expand his interests, he began frequenting the city's famous Beale Street where he became associated with an ad hoc circle of aspiring musicians including , , and , who collectively took the name of the "Beale Streeters". Between 1950 and 1952, he recorded unsuccessful singles for and, at 's suggestion, for  who licensed their recordings to the label  before signing for Records. When Bland returned to Memphis in 1954 he found several of his former associates, including Johnny Ace, enjoying considerable success. He joined Ace's revue, and returned to Duke Records, which by that time had started to be run by Houston entrepreneur . Bland released his first single for Duke in 1955. In 1956 he began touring on the "chitlin' circuit" with Junior Parker in a revue called Blues Consolidated, initially doubling as Parker's valet and driver, roles he also reportedly fulfilled for B.B. King and Rosco Gordon. He began recording for Duke with bandleader and arranger , asserting his characteristic vocal style and, with Harvey and Scott, beginning to craft the melodic big band blues singles for which he became famous, often accompanied by guitarist . His first chart success came in 1957 with the R&B chart no. 1 hit "Farther Up the Road

Real Name

    • Robert Calvin Brooks

Name Vars

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  • Bland And Orchestra
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  • Bland and his Band
  • Bobby ''Blue'' Bland
  • Bobby 'Blue' Bland
  • Bobby 'Blue' Bland
  • Bobby (Blue) Bland
  • Bobby Blend
  • Bobby Blu Bland
  • Bobby Blue Band
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  • Bobby Bluebland
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  • Bobby Blue Bland
  • Dynamic Bobby Bland
  • R. Bland
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Comments

ranasr301
2023-04-14
Sannnnng Bobby
ceimix
2023-04-13
I love BOBBY BLUE BLAND
HE SOUNDED SO DIFFERENT IN THIS SONG I WASN'T SURE IF IT WAS HIM
nairalsaif
2023-04-13
This is a great tune. My first time hearing it. Thanks for posting.
tamankurmasamboja
2023-04-13
Thanks Grand Mas back to back Birthday s Minnie Linda's 11th 12th
raymondmsungu
2023-04-13
Super tough!
chrisfilmmixtape
2023-04-13
Flip side of his #13 R&B hit "I'm Not Ashamed" from 1959.  This record was way ahead of its time and proves that Mr. Bland was adding to the vocabulary of the Blues with every note of singing and of arrangement.  When I first heard this on the album "Call On Me/That's The Way Love Is" it sounded newer than most of the tracks on the album.  Dee Jays should have given this one a chance;  it ranks with his best records.
thegonzogroupco
2023-04-12
The guitar in the background and then the solo and fantastic.
Guitar: Wayne Bennett. The source of Eric Clapton's career.
grooxy
2023-04-11
R.I.P. Bobby.
cs11hokibandarq
2023-04-10
RIP Bobby Blue Bland.
davidondrik
2023-04-09
Wayne Bennett's guitar playing was loud and clear a big influence on Eric Clapton...especially during the Cream years... This solo with a little more drive and distortion from the amp...would sound like it was on "Disraeli Gears"...Wayne's guitar playing is a very overlooked influence....I would even say I hear it in Duane Allmans guitar playing on Wilson Pickett's "Hey Jude".... Let me know what you think too.
tonithepirate
2023-04-09
Nice! I only have one of his 78's.. "You've Got Bad Intentions" and I like it a whole lot!
testmtgch
2023-04-08
Fantastic song for sure....