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prefer the "white" version. It really has nothing to do with race-affiliation or identification. It's age. When these songs first became known to the larger audience in the 60s, the black blues stars already were a generation or two removed. It just looked and sounded weird to hear a guy old enough to be your grandfather singing sexually obvious lyrics. Kind of gross, actually, like watchin' the Stones now do "Satisfaction." At their age, that feeling is most often felt in the fact of simply waking up every morning or making it through a concert without filling up their Depends.
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Topic - Blues classics and rock era remakes: I think I finally figured out why I often - tinear 11:23:19 05/30/21 (9)
- I was lucky to see John Hammond and Charlie Musselwhite several times in my formative era - JDK 18:12:38 05/31/21 (4)
- +1. nt - tinear 05:57:40 06/1/21 (0)
- Both those guys are still going strong... - musetap 22:40:55 05/31/21 (2)
- The first time I saw John Hammond was kind of mind-boggling - JDK 21:22:39 06/2/21 (1)
- Hammond did a Tom Waits cover CD - Wicked Grin - a while back... - musetap 16:07:21 06/5/21 (0)
- Mostly "raised" on R&R (and jazz but that's another story) and Top 40 radio... - musetap 17:18:58 05/30/21 (2)
- Saw a menacing Chuck Berry in a small club in - tinear 08:51:37 05/31/21 (1)
- Saw Ray Charles and BB King on a bill in 1975... - musetap 11:37:55 05/31/21 (0)
- How many years did it take you to figure that out? - Goober58 12:53:08 05/30/21 (0)
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