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Champion Jack Dupree The Sonet Blues Story (1971) [Blues][mp3 320][h33t][schon55] (Size: 163.76 MB) (Files: 28)
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15 - Champion Jack Dupree - Every Man's A King.mp3
14 - Champion Jack Dupree - Rolling And Tumbling.mp3
13 - Champion Jack Dupree - Drinking And Gambling.mp3
12 - Champion Jack Dupree - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer.mp3
11 - Champion Jack Dupree - Vietnam Blues (Alt. Take).mp3
10 - Champion Jack Dupree - Jit-A-Bug Jump.mp3
09 - Champion Jack Dupree - The Life I Lead.mp3
08 - Champion Jack Dupree - Roamin' Special.mp3
07 - Champion Jack Dupree - Down And Out.mp3
06 - Champion Jack Dupree - You're The One.mp3
05 - Champion Jack Dupree - Will It Be.mp3
04 - Champion Jack Dupree - Anything You Want.mp3
03 - Champion Jack Dupree - Found My Baby Gone.mp3
02 - Champion Jack Dupree - Drunk Again.mp3
01 - Champion Jack Dupree - Vietnam Blues.mp3
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Champion Jack Dupree - The Sonet Blues Story
Year: 1971, 2005 CD Remastered Release
Bitrate: CBR 320 kbps
Biography:
A formidable contender in the ring before he shifted his focus to pounding the piano instead, Champion Jack Dupree often injected his lyrics with a rowdy sense of down-home humor. But there was nothing lighthearted about his rock-solid way with a boogie; when he shouted "Shake Baby Shake," the entire room had no choice but to acquiesce.
Dupree was notoriously vague about his beginnings, claiming in some interviews that his parents died in a fire set by the Ku Klux Klan, at other times saying that the blaze was accidental. Whatever the circumstances of the tragic conflagration, Dupree grew up in New Orleans' Colored Waifs' Home for Boys (Louis Armstrong also spent his formative years there). Learning his trade from barrelhouse 88s ace Willie "Drive 'em Down" Hall, Dupree left the Crescent City in 1930 for Chicago and then Detroit. By 1935, he was boxing professionally in Indianapolis, battling in an estimated 107 bouts.
In 1940, Dupree made his recording debut for Chicago A&R man extraordinaire Lester Melrose and OKeh Records. Dupree's 1940-1941 output for the Columbia subsidiary exhibited a strong New Orleans tinge despite the Chicago surroundings; his driving "Junker's Blues" was later cleaned up as Fats Domino's 1949 debut, "The Fat Man." After a stretch in the Navy during World War II (he was a Japanese P.O.W. for two years), Dupree decided tickling the 88s beat pugilism any old day. He spent most of his time in New York and quickly became a prolific recording artist, cutting for Continental, Joe Davis, Alert, Apollo, and Red Robin (where he cut a blasting "Shim Sham Shimmy" in 1953), often in the company of Brownie McGhee. Contracts meant little; Dupree masqueraded as Brother Blues on Abbey, Lightnin' Jr. on Empire, and the truly imaginative Meat Head Johnson for Gotham and Apex.
Champion Jack Dupree - The Sonet Blues Story Tracklist:
01 Vietnam Blues
02 Drunk Again
03 Found My Baby Gone
04 Anything You Want
05 Will It Be
06 You're The One
07 Down And Out
08 Roamin' Special
09 The Life I Lead
10 Jit-A-Bug Jump
11 Vietnam Blues (Alt. Take)
12 One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer
13 Drinking And Gambling
14 Rolling And Tumbling
15 Every Man's A King
