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Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: A Musical Journey,Movie Soundtracks

- Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: A Musical Journey
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Released 2003

Sweet Home Chicago
02:51
645 plays

Am I Wrong?
02:19
522 plays

The Thrill Is Gone
04:03
443 plays

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- 1
- Shortnin'/Henduck
- 02:52
- 282 plays

- 2
- Long John
- 05:25
- 253 plays

- 3
- Crazy Blues
- 03:29
- 228 plays

- 4
- St. Louis Blues
- 03:02
- 191 plays

- 5
- Muddy Water [A Mississippi Moon]
- 03:08
- 272 plays

- 6
- Match Box Blues
- 03:01
- 213 plays

- 7
- Billy Lyons & Stack-O-Lee
- 02:36
- 254 plays

- 8
- "Ma" Rainey's Black Bottom
- 03:03
- 336 plays

- 9
- Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground
- 03:21
- 223 plays

- 10
- Savoy Blues
- 03:27
- 232 plays

- 11
- Downtown Blues
- 03:10
- 259 plays

- 12
- Frankie
- 03:24
- 219 plays

- 13
- Fishin' Blues
- 02:43
- 279 plays

- 14
- How Long, How Long Blues
- 03:06
- 225 plays

- 15
- Canned Heat Blues
- 03:38
- 186 plays

- 16
- Statesboro Blues
- 02:30
- 214 plays

- 17
- It's Tight Like That
- 03:04
- 297 plays

- 18
- Pinetop's Boogie Woogie
- 03:22
- 210 plays

- 19
- Guitar Blues
- 03:15
- 222 plays

- 20
- Pony Blues
- 02:59
- 182 plays

- 21
- Diddie Wah Diddie
- 02:58
- 181 plays

- 22
- K.C. Moan
- 02:32
- 191 plays

- 23
- Standin' on the Corner [Blue Yodel No. 9]
- 02:39
- 261 plays

- 24
- Sitting on Top of the World
- 03:04
- 220 plays

- 25
- Preachin' the Blues
- 03:02
- 175 plays

- 26
- Devil Got My Woman
- 03:00
- 246 plays

- 27
- C.C. Rider
- 02:59
- 289 plays

- 28
- Baby Please Don't Go
- 03:24
- 214 plays

- 29
- Dirty Mother for You
- 02:59
- 218 plays

- 30
- Billie's Blues
- 02:40
- 181 plays

- 31
- Cross Road Blues
- 02:40
- 217 plays

- 32
- Good Mornin' Little School Girl
- 03:01
- 252 plays

- 33
- Shake 'Em on Down
- 03:01
- 223 plays

- 34
- Roll 'Em Pete
- 02:50
- 198 plays

- 35
- Catfish Blues
- 02:53
- 228 plays

- 36
- Going to Chicago Blues
- 03:26
- 200 plays

- 37
- Key to the Highway
- 03:01
- 229 plays

- 38
- Me and My Chauffeur Blues
- 02:46
- 238 plays

- 39
- Worried Life Blues
- 02:56
- 224 plays

- 40
- Cross Cut Saw Blues
- 02:46
- 227 plays

- 41
- Evil Gal Blues
- 02:54
- 170 plays

- 42
- Strange Things Happening Everyday
- 02:52
- 275 plays

- 43
- Honeydripper, Pt. 1
- 03:05
- 171 plays

- 44
- Driftin' Blues
- 03:14
- 181 plays

- 45
- Let the Good Times Roll
- 02:47
- 181 plays

- 46
- That's All Right Mama
- 02:55
- 243 plays

- 47
- Call It Stormy Monday
- 03:02
- 202 plays

- 48
- Good Rockin' Tonight
- 02:47
- 203 plays

- 49
- Ain't Nobody's Business, Pt. 1
- 02:55
- 241 plays

- 50
- Double Crossing Blues
- 02:46
- 191 plays

- 51
- Mother Earth
- 02:42
- 250 plays

- 52
- Please Send Me Someone to Love
- 02:55
- 255 plays

- 53
- Rocket 88
- 02:50
- 265 plays

- 54
- Dust My Broom
- 02:45
- 306 plays

- 55
- No More Doggin'
- 03:09
- 244 plays

- 56
- Juke
- 02:45
- 292 plays

- 57
- Hound Dog
- 02:50
- 294 plays

- 58
- Reconsider Baby
- 03:10
- 259 plays

- 59
- The Things That I Used to Do
- 03:02
- 262 plays

- 60
- In the Night
- 02:32
- 218 plays

- 61
- (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man
- 02:51
- 282 plays

- 62
- Eisenhower Blues
- 02:53
- 224 plays

- 63
- Blue Monday
- 02:17
- 320 plays

- 64
- Hard Times (No One Knows Better Than I)
- 02:55
- 362 plays

- 65
- I Hear You Knocking
- 02:44
- 317 plays

- 66
- Mystery Train
- 02:27
- 252 plays

- 67
- Don't Start Me to Talkin'
- 02:34
- 269 plays

- 68
- Smokestack Lightnin'
- 03:08
- 310 plays

- 69
- Who Do You Love?
- 02:30
- 278 plays

- 70
- I'm a King Bee
- 03:04
- 292 plays

- 71
- Johnny B. Goode
- 02:42
- 359 plays

- 72
- Farther Up the Road
- 02:58
- 259 plays

- 73
- So Many Roads, So Many Trains
- 03:13
- 256 plays

- 74
- First Time I Met the Blues
- 02:18
- 280 plays

- 75
- Big Boss Man
- 02:49
- 253 plays

- 76
- Hide Away
- 02:35
- 265 plays

- 77
- Drivin' Wheel
- 02:37
- 306 plays

- 78
- Boom Boom
- 02:32
- 347 plays

- 79
- Frosty
- 03:03
- 248 plays

- 80
- You Can't Lose What You Never Had
- 02:58
- 354 plays

- 81
- Killing Floor
- 02:50
- 279 plays

- 82
- Death Letter Blues
- 04:21
- 303 plays

- 83
- You Gotta Have
- 03:21
- 274 plays

- 84
- Highway 61 Revisited
- 03:26
- 247 plays

- 85
- Hoodoo Man Blues
- 02:05
- 220 plays

- 86
- Wang Dang Doodle
- 03:01
- 213 plays

- 87
- All Your Love
- 03:34
- 284 plays

- 88
- I've Got a Mind to Give Up Livin'
- 04:58
- 252 plays

- 89
- Red House
- 03:51
- 299 plays

- 90
- Born Under a Bad Sign
- 02:46
- 364 plays

- 91
- Mama Talk to Your Daughter
- 02:43
- 207 plays

- 92
- Tell Mama
- 02:23
- 248 plays

- 93
- I Ain't Superstitious
- 04:53
- 353 plays

- 94
- She Caught the Katy (And Left Me a Mule to Ride)
- 03:30
- 321 plays

- 95
- Black Magic Woman
- 02:52
- 260 plays

- 96
- One Good Man
- 04:09
- 236 plays

- 97
- The Thrill Is Gone
- 04:03
- 443 plays

- 98
- Dallas
- 02:45
- 323 plays

- 99
- Have You Ever Loved a Woman
- 06:53
- 329 plays

- 100
- Give Me Back My Wig
- 03:35
- 273 plays

- 101
- One Way Out [Live]
- 04:57
- 312 plays

- 102
- Down Home Blues
- 03:59
- 260 plays

- 103
- Pride and Joy
- 03:40
- 361 plays

- 104
- Smoking Gun
- 04:00
- 304 plays

- 105
- Tuff Enuff
- 03:22
- 310 plays

- 106
- I'm in the Mood
- 04:31
- 357 plays

- 107
- Timbarma
- 04:11
- 372 plays

- 108
- Am I Wrong?
- 02:19
- 522 plays

- 109
- Cherry Red Wine
- 04:23
- 267 plays

- 110
- Bill
- 04:18
- 243 plays

- 111
- Just Won't Burn
- 04:46
- 254 plays

- 112
- Voodoo Music
- 03:23
- 305 plays

- 113
- Round & Round
- 03:39
- 246 plays

- 114
- Vietnam Blues
- 04:32
- 297 plays

- 115
- I Pity the Fool [Live]
- 03:40
- 437 plays

- 116
- Sweet Home Chicago
- 02:51
- 645 plays

album review

This five-disc, 116-track box set presents a sweeping history of the blues from its emergence in the early 1900s clear through to its various contemporary guises, and includes samples of country blues in all of its regional variations, as well as cuts from string bands, jug bands, jazz combos, gritty Chicago blues outfits, and a look at how rock artists like Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix incorporated the blues into their distinctive styles. Intelligently gathered and arranged, it treats the blues both from a historical perspective and from a working assumption that the form is still alive and well, continually morphing and transforming itself. There simply isn't a better or deeper survey of the blues on the market. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide