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Podcast and Blues is about new and traditional blues singers. It is music news on the artists by Gail Nobles. https://sites.google.com/view/podcast-and-blues/homeGail Nobles © 2025 Música
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  • Albert Collins - I Ain’t Drunk 12:16:25 6.09 PM

    Albert Collins - I Ain’t Drunk 12:16:25 6.09 PM
    Dec 16 2025
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Intro by: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Masahiro Sumori - Own work
    Usage: Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

    In a lively, and I mean lively 1986 album called "Cold Snap," blues legend Albert Collins released the song "I Ain’t Drunk." This track is a fun and engaging piece where Collins shares a personal story through his unique style of speaking and singing.

    In the song, Collins responds to background singers who tease him, saying, “But you’re so high!” His confident reply is, “I ain’t drunk,” repeated several times. The music perfectly supports Collins's storytelling, allowing him to weave in and out of singing and talking.

    This mixture of dialogue and catchy tunes creates a memorable experience, showcasing Collins’s talent and charisma. "I Ain’t Drunk" stands out as a highlight on "Cold Snap," illustrating not just the blues but also the art of storytelling in music.

    Albert Collins' storytelling captivated my attention, making me eager to hear what he would say next. Each time he spoke, I found myself anticipating the next part of the story.

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  • Larry McCray 10:10:25 7.01 PM

    Larry McCray 10:10:25 7.01 PM
    Oct 10 2025
    Photo: Larry McCray performing at the 2011 Monterey Blues Festival
    Usage: CC BY-SA 3.0 Wikipedia

    Larry McCray is a talented blues guitarist who stands out for his unique sound. He draws inspiration from various styles, especially the classic Delta blues, which is known for its raw emotion and depth. You can hear hints of the legendary B.B. King in McCray's music. Just like King, McCray’s guitar playing is expressive, and his singing is filled with emotion, bringing that deep, soulful vibe that true blues fans love.

    What makes McCray special is that he doesn’t just replicate the past; he adds his own modern twist to the blues. He mixes traditional influences with contemporary themes and techniques, making his music both timeless and fresh. This blend of old and new allows him to tell stories that connect with today’s audience while still honoring the rich history of the blues. Overall, Larry McCray is a remarkable artist who keeps the spirit of the blues alive while pushing it in exciting new directions.

    "McCray’s latest album, *Heartbreak City*, features tracks like 'Try to Be a Good Man,' 'Heartbreak City,' 'Bye-Bye Blues,' 'Bright Side,' and 'I Knew What I've Done,' among others. Be sure to check it out on Spotify!"

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  • Bobby King & Terry Evans 9:4:25 5.54 PM

    Bobby King & Terry Evans 9:4:25 5.54 PM
    Sep 4 2025
    Keyboardist: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Spotify Promo
    Story by: Gail Nobles

    Well, gather ‘round, folks, because we’re diving into the soulful sounds of Bobby King and Terry Evans—a duo that set the stage ablaze in the early ‘70s and continued to captivate hearts well into the ‘90s! Now, we’re talking about a special kind of magic, blending gospel fervor with that irresistible R&B groove, a blend that made them not just singers but true purveyors of soul!

    Their album, *Live and Let Live!*, came out in 1988 and shows how great they are. It’s full of feelings, different beats, and lovely tunes. Even the famous Lou Reed liked it and included it in his “picks of 1989.” You know you have something special when big-name artists notice your talent!

    Now, why don’t we dive deep into the lyrics from the lyrics, *Live and Let Live!* It starts out with lines: "People going here and there. Mind wondering everywhere. Never giving life a second thought….” It’s a reflection of the hustle and bustle, the distractions of modern life. Bobby and Terry bring those words to life with their soulful harmonies, making us stop and think!

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