Taj's Blues

Taj's Blues

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Taj Mahal's dazzling 1968 debut provides the foundation for this 12-song overview of the bluesman's early solo years. Tracks like "Leaving Trunk" and "Statesboro Blues" from that first record signaled the arrival of a young black man grounded in tradition yet committed to innovation. Over the next half-dozen years, Taj fulfilled much of that promise. Taj's Blues eschews his previous island folk experiments in favor of country blues inspired by Sleepy John Estes and Mississippi John Hurt. --Steven Stolder --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

Taj's Blues, Music, Taj Mahal, Blues, Contemporary Blues, Electric Country Blues, Folk & Traditional, Folk-Blues, Modern Acoustic Blues, Pop, Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues

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