Cedric Burnside at Royal Studios in Memphis.
Cedric Burnside has spent the better part of his life playing the blues, from his early days playing guitar or drums alongside the Hill Country Blues legend R.L. Burnside, his grandfather, in Holly Springs, Mississippi, to teaming up with next-gen talents like Christone “Kingfish” Ingram for tour dates across the country and nabbing a couple of Grammy nominations along the way. Next month, the 42-year-old bluesman returns with
I Be Trying, his most personal album yet. “The music I write means a lot to me,” Burnside says. “I put everything into it my heart, my soul, my pride. I hope it’ll help people open up and say how they really feel to the world. It certainly does that for me.”
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After a year when plenty discovered what "the blues" really means, Cedric Burnside returns with I Be Trying; a new collection of 13 original songs that chart a course through dark times and towards the resonant love waiting to be found on the other side.
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The Black Keys are back with a new video for the single, “Crawling Kingsnake.” The song is a cover of the 1920s Delta blues song, “Crawling King Snake.” The blues song was famously covered by John Lee Hooker in 1949, who reimagined Big Joe Williams’ country-blues version from 1941.
“I first heard [John Lee] Hooker’s version in high school,” guitarist-singer Dan Auerbach said in a statement. “My uncle Tim would have given me that record. But our version is definitely Junior Kimbrough’s take on it. It’s almost a disco riff!”