'Someday Baby Blues' SLEEPY JOHN ESTES & HAMMIE NIXON (1935) Blues Guitar Legend

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" Someday Baby Blues " (1935)
SLEEPY JOHN ESTES & HAMMIE NIXON (Harmonica)

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[bensmith3200]

@DONDIVA1969

That's absolutely ridiculous. Race is a social and cultural construction; it has no scientific basis. And music terms like "blues" and "pop" and "country" are products of record company categories created for marketing purposes in the first half of the twentieth century.

To put it simply: good music is good music, and people are people, regardless of their race.

The feelings expressed in blues music are universal: sadness, loss, oppression. People everywhere get the blues.

[ringtonze]

Just leave race out of it, and groove with the music.

[thearsenal30]

@mrchaasta everybody has gone through hard times dude, this is just good music, black or white, we all relate to good music, proves how riduculous racsim is. peace and love x

[mrchaasta]

Well coloured people have persevered through some real hard times. This is what is created from those hard ships, our soul shines bright. Keep on shinning people.

[MrHopgoblin]

This is 30's blues, the 60's 70's bands were influenced by this, that is GOOD not stealing, painters use influences of previous painters, some musicians use old influences in a new way, it all moves on, but we still respect the oldies. Don

[jimboy1273]

lighten ye all

[LongHairedGnome1]

@rucb1alum I totally agree. It starts with us. Lead by example the most stubborn will follow.

[rucb1alum]

@LongHairedGnome1 When we were kids, people were saying, "Well, let's at least teach the kids not to be prejudiced - they will do better than we have." Every generation seems to pass down its failures to the next one, and leave their messes for "the children" to clean up.

Let's just do it ourselves.

[LongHairedGnome1]

What's the race to see who is the last fool. We must act like true beings of light..

There is no time to hate barley time to wait... Please we are all the same One Blood One World. Might as well get along.

At least till we teach the kids to do better than we have to date.

[BenVellines]

stfu and enjoy the godamn music

[lewars1912]

@themodernwarhol Well said.