Uncut Jukebox: Uncut Magazine 84: Strange Brew

Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Uncut Magazine 84: Strange Brew - May 2004

UNCUT 2004 05: Strange Brew – May 2004

15-track CD compiled exclusively for Uncut by Eric Clapton.

1. Freddy King – I Love The Woman

2. Robert Johnson – Kindhearted Woman Blues

3. John Lee Hooker – Hobo Blues

4. Bukka White – Special Stream Line

5. Elmore James – Hand In Hand

6. Wes Montgomery – For Heaven's Sake

7. Blind Willie McTell – Statesboro Blues

8. Thelonious Monk – Crepuscule With Nellie

9. Leroy Carr – Alabama Woman Blues

10. Luciano Pavarotti – Che Gelida Manina

11. Blind Lemon Jefferson – Chock House Blues

12. Louis Armstrong & The Hot Five – Struttin' With Some Barbecue

13. Choeur De L'Orchestre Symphonique De Montreal – Pavan, Op 50

14. Pat Metheny Group – Another Life

15. Mississippi John Hurt – Frankie & Albert

Compiled by Eric Clapton

Format: mp3 @ 320Kbps

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