Talk:Jump blues
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I suggest to include in the JUMP BLUES page :
the names of T-Bone Walker, Roy Milton, Tiny Bradshaw, and even Little Richard and B.B. King
I have made an overvieuw
Guitar Electric Solo-Guitarist Singer Song Writer/Composer
1931 Rickenbacker 1932 1933 T-Bone Walker T-Bone Walker etc 1941 Memphis Minnie etc etc 1953 Roy Brown Boogie Woogie Blues etc 1955 Chuck Berry Chuck Berry Johnny B. Goode
based on Memphis Minnie Based on Boogie Woogie Blues
etc etc
I would like to send the paper copy of the page to you
or somebody who can discuss it, make it better
Bob Zijlstra, Wijnandsradestraat 11, 6845 HR Arnhem, Netherlands
Removed the BLABLALBLALALB that was at the end of this page. Someone was being naughty. Javafreek 00:20, 10 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Something wrong here
I see what the writer is getting at with the bit about jump blues relegating the guitar to the rhythm section, sorta, but didn't T-Bone Walker lay the foundations of modern electric guitar playing in a jump band? Of course, this is a very slim article at this point. I don't think B.B. King ever had a jump band, his was a little later, and always the R&B "big band", four horns and a rhythm section and probably a Hammond organ.Ortolan88 02:56, 15 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Relationship to swing?
I'd love to see more about the relationship to Swing music and especially to "Swing Jazz". I figure that Jump Blues is usually played with swing timing. Is it considered to be a swing genre as well? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 87.174.116.230 (talk) 17:06, 21 November 2007 (UTC)
