I Hear Some Blues Downstairs

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I Hear Some Blues Downstairs
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Length
9 tracks, 33:08
Release Date
1 January 1977
A disappointment in its inconsistency following such a mammoth triumph as his previous set, yet not without its mellow delights. The title track is untypically playful; Robinson's revisiting of the mournful "As the Years Go Passing By" is a moving journey, and his T-Bone Walker tribute "Tell Me What's the Reason" swings deftly. On the other hand, a superfluous remake of Rosco Gordon's "Just a Little Bit" goes nowhere, and nobody really needed another "Killing Floor." View wiki
A disappointment in its inconsistency following such a mammoth triumph as his previous set, yet not without its mellow delights. The title track is u… read more
A disappointment in its inconsistency following such a mammoth triumph as his previous set, yet not without its mellow delights. The title track is untypically playful; Robinson's r… read more

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Track number Play Loved Track name Artist name Buy Options Duration Listeners
1 Play track I Hear Some Blues Downstairs
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 4:14 6,629 listeners
2 Play track Just a Little Bit
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 4:35 2,375 listeners
3 Play track West Side Baby
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 5:04 1,478 listeners
4 Play track I'm So Tired
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 3:52 1,802 listeners
5 Play track I Wish for You
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 3:12 528 listeners
6 Play track Tell Me What's the Reason
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 3:18 908 listeners
7 Play track Going West
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 3:41 1,159 listeners
8 Play track Killing Floor Howlin' Wolf
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 2:47 127,466 listeners
9 Play track As The Years Go Passing By
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 2:25 11,511 listeners

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Fenton Robinson

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Fenton Robinson (born Fenton Lee Robinson on 23 September 1935; died 25 November 1997) was an American blues singer and exponent of the Chicago blues guitar. He recorded his signature song, "Somebody Loan Me a Dime", in 1967. The song was used in the film The Blues Brothers, being heard playing on the radio when Jake (John Belushi) is being transported and paroled. A cover version was recorded by Boz Scaggs in 1969. His Japanese fans reverently dubbed Fenton Robinson "the mellow blues genius" because of his ultra-smooth vocals and jazz-inflected guitar work. But… read more
Fenton Robinson (born Fenton Lee Robinson on 23 September 1935; died 25 November 1997) was an American blues singer and exponent of the Chicago blues guitar. He recorded his signature song,… read more
Fenton Robinson (born Fenton Lee Robinson on 23 September 1935; died 25 November 1997) was an American blues singer and exponent of the Chicago blues guitar. He recorded his signature song, "Somebody Loan Me a Dime", in 1967.… read more

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