The Legends of the Rocking Dutchman - episode 22
Broke and Busted
Today my Legends are a bit short of money and that is the central theme of the playlist for this episode of the Legends of the Rocking Dutchman. The lyrics of the blues reflected everyday troubles of African Americans and in these days, poverty was definitely one of these worries.
A playlist that spans an exceptional long period in this episode, as we start as early as in 1928 and we end in 1962, and that features a pioneer on the Hammond organ, a man on the moon and a group whose lead singer sadly passed away while waiting in line for the presidential elections of 2012.
Transcript
- Bessie Smith - Poor Man's Blues
- Roosevelt Sykes - All my money gone blues
- Lil Green - Why Don't You Do Right
- Amos Milburn - Money Hustlin' Woman
- Annie Laurie - Get Me Some Money
- Varetta Dillard - Send Me Some Money
- Capris - Too Poor To Love
- Little Willie John - Love Life and Money
- Five Echoes - Broke
- Du Droppers - Dead Broke
- Floyd Dixon - Tired, Broke and Busted
- Johnny Ace - No Money
- Edward 'Great Gates' White - Ain't Got No Money
- George Zimmeran & The Thrills - Ain't Got No Money To Pay For This Drink
- Johnny Guitar Watson - Broke and Lonely
- Camille Howard - Money Blues
- Penguins - Money Talks
- Wild Bill Davis Trio - Bring The Money In
- Willie Jones - Where's My Money
Outtro:
- Wild Bill Moore Sextette - Bongo Bounce
The following music served as background music during the spoken parts:
- Kirk Kirkland - The Saxaphone Rag
- Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra - Washington Whirligig
- Earl Bostic - Bostic's Jump
- Eddie Chamblee - Lazy Mood
- Hank Marr - Tonk Game
- Lloyd Glenn - Chica Boo
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