Blues with a Feeling: The Little Walter Story

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Price
$63.24
Publisher
Routledge
Publish Date
Pages
344
Dimensions
6.34 X 8.98 X 0.73 inches | 1.08 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780415937115

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About the Author

Tony Glover has been a professional musician/writer since 1962. He is the author of a best-selling guide to playing the blues harmonica, in continuous print for over 4 decades. He has performed in a legendary blues trio with "Spider" John Koerner and Dave Ray off and on since the 1960s. He lives in St. Paul, MN. Ward Gaines is a graphic designer, art restorer and professional musician, and is a noted writer and researcher on the blues. He lives in Washington, DC. Scott Dirks has written for blues magazines, hosted blues radio, produced blues recordings, and performed in blues bands over the last 20 years. He lives outside of Chicago, Illinois.

Reviews

"Maybe the best book I've ever read concerning music or any music personality." -- Blues Notes
"Indispensable." -- The Times (London)
"Noted blues scholars...paint a picture of Walter as a fiery, independent soul." -- --Library Journal
"The story of this ultimately deeply-troubled genius progenitor of contemporary blues harmonica is unfolded in an enthralling manner by a triumverate of authors notably well-qualified for the task." -- Juke Blues
"This is undoubtably the book that Walter's status merits and is recommended unreservedly." -- Juke Blues
"Given his standing in the world of blues, it's amazing that it has taken so long for an in-depth book on Marion Walter Jacobs to appear, but be in no doubt that the wait has been well worth it. Reading like a novel, but one which even Walter Mosley might have struggled to plot with credibility, the story of the ultimately deeply-troubled genius progenitor of contemporary blues harmonica is unfolded in an enthralling manner by a triumvirate of authors notably well-qualified for the task." -- Bill Moodie, Juke Blues (UK)