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Song Title |
Size |
Category |
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Sequencer |
76kb |
50's+++ |
A Favorite Big Band, Jazz, Swing Tune From 1951 That Became A Favorite, Dance, Railroad And Stripper Song And Has Since Been Covered By Numerous Artists Over The Years In Many Styles And Included On Over 350 Albums Including Jimmy's 1951 Album By The Same Name |
Jimmy Forrest |
Gary Wachtel |
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11kb |
Blues |
An Easy Going Light Jazz Piano Tune With Just A Touch Of The Blues |
Original Composition |
Axel Hufeland |
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| 58kb 3.43mpt |
Blues Dixieland Jazz |
This Old Dixieland Jazz Tune Tells The Real Truth | Eric Clapton Written By Jimmie Cox In 1922 |
John Signorelli | |
| 13kb 4.29mpt |
40's Blues Boogie Blues |
A Great Boogie Blues Tune From The Mid 40's Recorded On Well Over 200 Albums By Many Artists Over The Years |
Charlie Parker (1920-1955) W&M By Charlie Parker |
Jean-Pierre Amringer | |
Ode To Billy
Joe |
57kb |
60's Blues Country Easy Listening Folk Pop Soundtrack |
Her 1967 Grammy Award Winning Single That Made The Top On Both The Country And Pop Charts And Has Since Been Recorded By Many Artists In Many Styles Over The Years |
Bobby Gentry |
Bob Mace |
Ode
To Billy Joe |
36kb |
60's Blue-Eyed Soul Blues Country/Pop Easy Listening Folk Soundtrack |
A Blusier, Blue-Eyed Soul, Version Of Her 1967 Smash Hit Single Included On Several Of Her Albums Including The 1967 Album By The Same Name And Was Also Used As The Title Track In The 1976 Film By The Same Name |
Bobbie Gentry |
George Kuhns |
| Parisienne
Walkways Version 1 |
49kb 3.33mpt |
70's Blues Blues/Rock Easy Listening |
We Just Love This Tune! From Gary's 1979 Album "Back On The Streets" This Version Features A Lot Of Blues/Rock Guitar |
Gary Moore Thin Lizzy W&M By Gary Moore & Philip Lynott |
Unknown |
| Parisienne
Walkways Version 2 |
61kb 5.23mpt |
70's Blues Easy Listening |
We Just Love This Tune! From Gary's 1979 Album "Back On The Streets" This Version Features A Lot Of Easy Listening Piano |
Gary Moore Thin Lizzy W&M By Gary Moore & Philip Lynott |
Unknown |
| Parisienne Walkways | 49kb 3.33mpt |
70's Blues Blues/Rock |
We Just Love This Tune! From His 1979 Album "Back On The Streets" |
Gary Moore Thin Lizzy |
Unknown |
| Piano Blues |
14kb |
Boogie-Woogie Blues Jazz Piano Blues Originals??? |
Another One Of Those Tunes I Downloaded Off The Net Many Years Ago
Where I Have No Idea Where I Got It! It Starts Out As An Almost Familiar
Blues Tunes And Quickly Evolves Into A Fast Piano, Boogie-Woogie Tune It May Have Been An Original Or A DEMO Tune. If You Know, Please Let Me Know! |
Unknown Originals??? |
Unknown |
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26kb 2.06mpt |
Blues Piano Blues Originals |
A Great Original, Piano Blues Original Tune With Power Percussion | Original Composition And MIDI Sequence |
Henrik Mikkelsen © 1997 |
| Pinetop's Boogie Woogie |
25kb |
20's+++ Boogie-Woogie Jazz Piano Blues Pre-War Blues |
A Classic, Boogie-Woogie, Piano Blues Tune Composed By Clarence "Pinetop"
Smith In 1928 And It Became The First Recorded Tune Known Using The Phrase,
"Boogie-Woogie" The Tune Has Been Recorded On Numerous Albums By Many Artists Over The Years |
Clarence "Pinetop" Smith (1904-1929) Pinetop Was Shot And Killed By A Stray Bullet During A Dancehall Fracas In 1929 |
Don Carroll |
| Police Dog Blues | 18kb 5.03mpt |
Acoustic Blues Folk Blues Originals Ragtime Guitar |
An Excellent Example Of The "Acoustic Blues" Style Featuring The Acoustic Guitar. "Acoustic Blues" Is Actually A Catch-All Term That Covers All Styles Of Blues Performed On Any Non-Electric Instrument | Mike C. Martin Mike C. Martin's Guitar Composition Is Based Around Arthur "Blind Blake's" Original Police Dog Blues From 1926 |
Steve J. McWilliam © 1998 |
| 32kb 3.37mpt |
80's Album Rock Blues-Rock Texas Blues Rock |
A Classic Rock, Blues-Rock, Top 20 Mainstream Rock Tune By Stevie And His Group From His 1983 Debut Album: "Texas Flood" | Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble W&M By Stevie Ray Vaughan (1954-1990) |
Kris Kelley © 2004 |
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| 45kb 5.06mpt |
Blues Light Jazz Originals |
A Melancholy, Slow Blues, Original, With Some Great Soprano Saxophone Solo's | Original Composition And MIDI Sequence |
Jim Stark | |
| Rhapsody In Blue |
126kb 16.31mpt |
Classical Blues Jazz |
A Blues/Jazz Version Of The Great Classical | George Gershwin | Unknown |
| 60kb 3.59mpt |
60's Blues |
A Snappy 60's Blues Tune | The Doors | Unknown | |
| 126kb 3.09mpt |
60's Blues Soul-Blues |
An Upbeat 60's Blues Tune First Recorded By B.B King As A Single In 1962 | B.B. King | E. F. "Gene" Petro aka "DocDoc" © 1998 |
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| 50kb 4.35mpt |
90's Blues/Rock Pop/Rock |
One Of The Biggest Singles Of 1995 This Tune Spent Nearly A Full Year On The Charts First Recorded For Their 1994 Quintuple Platinum Album: "Four" |
Blues Traveler Written By John Popper |
Dan Herriges © 1996 |
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| 17kb 3.21mpt |
Blues Originals Soft/Rock |
A Pretty, Original, Blues, MIDI Instrumental From Bill With Some Great Alto Sax Solo's | Original Composition And MIDI Sequence |
Bill Dickson © 1997-98 |
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17kb |
Country Country/Blues Country/Pop |
A Great Country/Blues Tune Made Famous By Charlie Rich But Also Recorded By Several Other Great Country And Blues Artists |
Charlie Rich |
Unknown | |
| 45kb 3.09mpt |
Blues Originals |
Some Great Original Blues By Peter | Original Composition And MIDI Sequence |
Peter Wolmarans aka "TRUMIDI" © 1998 |
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35kb |
50's Country Piano Blues |
A Country Version Of The Popular 50's Blues Ballad |
Ivory Joe Hunter
(1954) |
Chuck Duklis | |
| 15kb 4.32mpt |
Blues Easy Listening Jazz Piano |
A Lay Back And Listen, Easy Goin' Piano/Jazz Tune | Over 600 Various Artists And Styles Composed By W. C. Handy In The Early 20's. It Was The Worlds First Actual Written Jazz Music |
Played By Bob Mace © 1993 |
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| 20kb 1.39mpt |
Blues Blues/Rock Pop/Rock |
A Powerful Blues Tune Made Famous By Elvis In The 70's James Taylor Wrote & Recorded The Song With The Title Of "Steamroller" Elvis Presley Was The First Major Artist To Record It Under The Title Of "Steamroller Blues" |
James Taylor Elvis Presley W&M By James Taylor |
Bernie Schemitsch aka "GuitarGuy" |
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59kb |
Blues |
One Of His Best & Most Popular
Tunes |
Gary Moore |
Unknown |
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83kb |
40's+++ |
A Great Blues Tune First Written & Recorded
By T-Bone In 1947 And Becoming A Blues & Blues/Rock Standard And Since
Recorded By Numerous Artists Over The Years Including: |
T-Bone Walker |
Unknown |
| 36kb 3.13mpt |
30's+++ Blues Delta Blues Prewar Blues |
A Great, Delta Blues, Prewar Blues, Tune Composed And Recorded By
Robert Johnson In 1936 And Since Covered By Many Artists From The 30's Thru
The 00's On Over 200 Albums In Many Styles From Slow Blues To Rock (A Few Artists Are Magic Sam, Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Luther Allison, The Blues Brothers, Lonnie Brooks, Honeyboy Edwards, Foghat, Buddy Guy, John Hammond, Jr., Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson, Freddie King, And Many, Many More) |
Robert Johnson (1911-1938) |
Vic Sagerquist © 1998 |
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| 78kb 6.11mpt |
50's-60's Blues R&B Soul Blues |
A Great Lay Back And Listen R&B, Blues Tune From The 50's-60's
Era (Composed By Ahmet Ertegun "Pen Name-Nugetre") (Later Arrangements By B.B. King & Joe Josea) |
Big Joe Turner (1950's) B.B. King (1960's) |
Unknown | |
83kb |
Blues Harmonica Originals |
A Upbeat, Original, Blues Tune From Dan With Some Great Harmonica Solo's |
Original Composition |
Dan West © 2001 aka "The Wild Man" |
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39kb |
Blues Country/Blues Originals |
A Snappy, Country/Blues, Swing Original From Eddy |
Original Composition |
Eddy Skipworth aka "Texoma Telebender" |
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| 31kb 3.53mpt |
60's-70's Blues Blues/Rock Jazz Pop R&B Soul-Blues |
A Great Soul-Blues, Top 3, R&B Smash Hit That Crossed Over
To The Pop Charts First Recorded By B.B. King In 1969 And Becoming One Of
His Biggest Hits And Included On His 1969 Album: "Completely Well" |
B.B. King Composed By Rick Darnell & Roy Hawkins |
Unknown | |
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50kb 3.47mpt |
50's Blues Blues/Rock Instrumentals |
A Blues-Rock, Guitar Blues, Instrumental Rock Tune With Some
Great Steve Douglas Backup Alto Saxophone Solos And Included On His 1958
Debut Album: "Have 'Twangy Guitar' Will-Travel" |
Duane Eddy Composed By Duane Eddy & Lee Hazlewood |
Unknown |
| 33kb 4.02mpt |
20's+++ Blues Classic Jazz Piano Blues Standards |
A Great Old Piano Blues, New Orleans Jazz, Tune From 1922-23 Included On Over 290 Albums Over The Years By Numerous Artists In Various Styles From Blues to Rock But Remaining A Jazz Standard | New Orleans Rhythm Kings W'Jelly Roll Morton Louie Armstrong Sidney Bechet Georg Brunis Tommy Dorsey Pete Fountain Al Hirt King Oliver Many More Composed By George Brunis, Paul Mares, Frank & Walter Melrose, Leon Roppolo & Elmer Schoebel |
Bruce C. Walker © 1997 |
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| 24kb 2.33mpt |
60's++ Blues Blues/Rock Country/Blues Country/Pop Country/Rock Folk Pop R&B Rockabilly Rock Soul/Blues Soundtrack |
A Classic But Rather Sad, 60's Tune Recorded
On Over 200 Albums Over The Years In Various Styles From Blues To Rock First Recorded As A Folk Song Single In 1960 By John D. Loudermilk And Covered Later By Over 25 Other Artists Over The Years The Nashville Teens Had A Memorable International Hit With Their British Invasion, R&R Version Of The Tune In 1964 And Was Used In The 1965 American Jukebox Movie: "Beach Ball" Lyrics Have Changed A Little Off And On Over The Years Depending On The Artist Recording The Song |
John D. Loudermilk Bobbie Gentry Edgar Winter Frank Ifield Junior Wells Dan Seals Jefferson Airplane Lou Rawls The Nashville Teens Many More Original W&M By Edith Lindeman & Carlton "Carl" Stutz With Later Arrangement By John D. Loudermilk |
Unknown | |
| 09kb 3.55mpt |
Acoustic Blues Blues Country Blues Folk-Blues Prewar Blues |
A Great, Acoustic Country Blues Guitar Tune In The Finger Pickin'
Style Of The Late Acoustic Blues Master, Lonnie Johnson (1899-1970) "Originally Composed By Stefan Grossman As A Country Blues Teaching Lesson" |
Stefan Grossman | Larry Kuhns | |
Trouble In
Mind |
05kb 2.11mpt |
20's+++ Big Band Blues Country/Blues Soul |
A Easy Going Laid Back, Kansas City Style, 8-Bar Finger Pickin', Blues Tune That Has Been Recorded By More Than 200 Artists In Styles From Blues To Country From The 1920's Through The 1990's | Bertha "Chippie" Hill Dinah Washington Aretha Franklin Big Bill Broonzy Louie Armstrong Nina Simone Merle Haggard Hank Snow Willie Nelson And Many More Original W&M By Richard M. Jones In 1926 |
John Kwasnik © 1996 |
| 19kb 3.57mpt |
60's Blues Rock Hard Rock Metal Psychedelic |
A Great Instrumental From The Late 60's And Since Covered By Several
Other Artists Through The 1990's Including The Late, "Stevie Ray Vaughan" Please Don't Mix This Tune Up With"Voodoo Chili"[See Song Below!] (These Tunes Are Misnamed All Over The Web Because "Voodoo Child" Is Included In The Voodoo Chili Lyrics) (Voodoo Child (Slight Return) Is One Of The 500 Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll According To The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame) |
Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970) Originally Written And Composed By Jimi Hendrix |
William Marshall | |
| 69kb 2.26mpt |
60's-70's Blues Rock Hard Rock Metal Psychedelic |
A Great Instrumental From The Late 60's And Since Covered By Several
Other Artists Through The 1990's Including The Late, Great, "Stevie Ray Vaughan" (Please Don't Mix This Tune Up With "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" Also Written And Recorded By Jimi Hendrix In 1968 And Played Live At The 1969 Woodstock Festival. It Was Also Later Recorded By Stevie Ray Vaughan) (The Tune Is Misnamed All Over The Web Because "Voodoo Child" Is Included In The Voodoo Chili Lyrics) Voodoo Chili Was Recorded A Few Hours Before Voodoo Child (Slight Return) And The Original Recording Was Almost 15 Minutes Long |
Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970) Originally Composed By Jimi Hendrix |
Ali Lexa UBIC Music |
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Walking The
Dog |
45kb |
10's+++ Blues Jazz Soul |
A Funky R&B Version Of The Great Old Rufus Thomas Blues/Jazz Tune | Rufus Thomas The Bar-Kays Written By Shelton Brooks In 1916 |
Dale Aston © 1997 |
| 38kb 4.50mpt |
40's++ Blues Easy Listening Light Jazz Pop |
A Very Pretty Tune Recorded By Many Artists In Many Styles From The 40's Through The 00's | Kay Starr (40's) Dinah Washington (50's) And At Least 50 Other Artists Written By Maria Grever & Stanley Adams |
Les Gorven © 1997 |
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| 37kb 4.24mpt |
60's Ballads Blues Country Soul Deep Soul Pop R&B Soul Blues |
A Great Soulful Blues Ballad From 1966 That Quickly Topped The Pop
& R&B Charts And Went Gold And Is Still Considered His Most Remembered
Tune, Included On Many Of His Albums Over The Years Including His 1969
Album: "The Best Of Percy Sledge" This Great Song Has Been Recorded On Over 500 Albums By Percy & Numerous Other Artists Over The Years In Many Styles |
Percy Sledge Composed By Calvin Lewis & Andrew "Pop" Wright |
Bob Banks © 1995 |
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| 10kb 1.06mpt |
Blues Originals Piano Blues |
A Snappy, Piano Blues, "Walking Blues" Original Tune By Gerald | Original Composition And MIDI Sequence | Gerald B. Ross © 1997 |
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| 10kb 3.18mpt |
50's Blues Easy Listening Jazz Piano Soul Vocals |
A Very Pretty, Slow And Easy, Jazz/Piano Tune That Has Been Recorded On Over 100 Albums By Many Artists From The 50's Through The 00's |
Nat "King" Cole Chris Connor Johnny Mathis Mel Torme Many Others W&M By Jack Segal & Marvin Fisher In 1956 |
Bob Mace | |
| 137kb 7.10mpt |
60's Blues Funk/Blues R&B Soul-Blues |
Another Great One From The "King Of The Blues" First Recorded In 1968 But Not Released Until 1969 For His Album: "Live & Well" |
B. B. King W&M By Riley "B. B." King & Dave Clark In 1968 |
Unknown | |
Woke
Up This Morning |
30kb 3.16mpt |
50's Blues Country/Blues R&B |
A Great Version Of The Tune First Recorded By B.B. King In 1952, Becoming A Top 10 R&B Hit And Since Covered By Many Artists On Over 100 Albums | B.B. King W&M By "B.B." King & Jules Taub |
Mel Owens © 1995 |
Working
In The Coal Mine |
23kb |
60's New Orleans R&B Soft Rock Soundtrack |
One Of Those Classic, New Orleans R&B, Tunes From The 60's Made Famous By Lee Dorsey And A No. 1 Hit For Him In 1966, Becoming His Signature Song And Since Recorded By Many Others Through The 00's And Also Used As A Soundtrack In The 1995 Movie: "Casino" And Also The Rock Group, "Devo" New Wave, Synth Pop Version Was Used For The 1981 Animated Sci-Fi Fantasy Adventure Film: "Heavy Metal" |
Lee Dorsey |
Unknown |
| 37kb 5.02mpt |
Blues Originals |
A Great Slow Blues Original By Gerard | Original Composition And MIDI Sequence |
Gerard Karis |
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