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been on shindig, and there he is. you don t believe a word i said the stones clearly wore their heart on their sleeve for blues and r&b. you can hear traces of delta blues inside of keith s guitar. they tried to be as authentic to the core as possible, even so much that their first few american recordings were done in chess in chicago. the dogs begin to bark, the hounds begin to howl the chicago kids rhythm and blues, that s where it started. you know, the white people over there know nothing about rhythm and blues at all. it s negro music, isn t it? in america, even in the black community, had abandoned certain aspects of black culture. even by the mid- 60s. the blues in particular had been sort of pushed aside by soul music and r&b, which was considered more modern.
blues inside of keith s guitar. they tried to be as authentic to the core as possible, even so much that their first few american recordings were done in chess in chicago. the dogs begin to bark the hounds begin to howl we ve got to get the chicago kids used to rhythm and blues. that s where it started. you know, the white people over there know nothing about rhythm and blues at all. because it s negro music, isn t it? in america, even in the black community had abandoned certain aspects of black culture. even by the mid- 60s. the blues in particular had been sort of pushed aside by soul music and r&b, which was considered more modern. pretty little women stand in a line make love to you baby the stones, the animals, the yardbirds, the british groups picked up the american blues, where the americans had kind of let it go. and in a strange way, we were taking back to america what
said the stones clearly wore their heart on their sleeves for blues and r&b. you can hear traces of delta blues inside of keith s guitar. they tried to be as authentic to the core as possible, even so much that their first few american recordings were done in chess in chicago. the dogs begin to bark the hounds begin to howl we ve got to get the chicago kids used to rhythm and blues. that s where it started. you know, the white people over there know nothing about rhythm and blues at all. because it s negro music, isn t it? in america, even in the black community had abandoned certain aspects of black culture.
chess in chicago. the dogs begin to bark the hounds begin to howl we ve got to get the chicago kids used to rhythm and blues. that s where it started. you know, the white people over there know nothing about rhythm and blues at all. because it s negro music, isn t it? in america, even in the black community had abandoned certain aspects of black culture. even by the mid- 60s. the blues in particular had been sort of pushed aside by soul music and r&b, which was considered more modern. pretty little women stand in a line make love to you baby the stones, the animals, the yardbirds, the british groups picked up the american blues, where the americans had kind of let it go. and in a strange way, we were taking back to america what america had given us, which was american music. gonna have a lot of fun, oh,