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Cry Cry Cry by Bobby Blue Bland
Bobby Blue Bland
Künstlerbiographie Bobby Blue Bland
Bobby "Blue" Bland Background Information
Birth Name Robert Calvin Bland
Also Known As "The Lion Of The Blues"
Born January 27 1930 1930-01-27 Age 78 Rosemark Tennessee USA
Genre S Blues Soul Country
Occupation S Singer-Songwriter Arranger Bandleader
Instrument S Vocalist
Label S Chess Modern Malaco Duke
Associated Acts The Bobby Bland Band
Website Bobbybluebland.Com Robert Calvin Bland Born January 27 1930 Better Known As Bobby “Blue” Bland Is An American Singer Of Blues And Soul. He Is An Original Member Of The Beale Streeters. 1 And Is Sometimes Referred To As The "Lion Of The Blues". Along With Such Artists As Sam Cooke Ray Charles And Junior Parker Bland Developed A Sound That Mixed Gospel With The Blues And R&B. In 1992 Bobby Bland Was Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame And In 1997 He Received The Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. * 1 Career * 2 Discography O 2.1 Selected Singles O 2.2 Selected Albums Career Bobby "Blue" Bland Was Born In The Small Town Of Rosemark Tennessee USA. Later Moving To Memphis With His Mother Bland Started Singing With Local Gospel Groups There Including Amongst Others The Miniatures. Eager To Expand His Interests He Began Frequenting The City's Famous Beale Street Where He Became Associated With An Ad Hoc Circle Of Aspiring Musicians Named Not Unnaturally The Beale Streeters. 1 Bland's Recordings From The Early 1950s Show Him Striving For Individuality But Any Progress Was Halted By A Spell In The U.S. Army. When The Singer Returned To Memphis In 1954 He Found Several Of His Former Associates Including Johnny Ace Enjoying Considerable Success While Bland's Recording Label Duke Had Been Sold To Houston Entrepreneur Don Robey. In 1956 Bland Began Touring With Little Junior Parker. Initially He Doubled As Valet And Driver A Role He Reportedly Fulfilled For B. B. King And Rosco Gordon. 3 Simultaneously Bland Began Asserting His Characteristic Vocal Style. Melodic Big-Band Blues Singles Including "Farther Up The Road" 1957 And "Little Boy Blue" 1958 Reached The US R&B Top 10 But Bobby's Craft Was Most Clearly Heard On A Series Of Early 1960s Releases Including "Cry Cry Cry " "I Pity The Fool" And The Sparkling "Turn On Your Love Light " Which Became A Much-Covered Standard. Despite Credits To The Contrary Many Such Classic Works Were Written By Joe Scott The Artist's Bandleader And Arranger. Bland Continued To Enjoy A Consistent Run Of R&B Chart Entries Throughout The Mid-'60s But His Recorded Work Was Nonetheless Eclipsed By A Younger Generation Of Performers. Bland's Highest Charting Song On The Pop Chart "Ain't Nothing You Can Do" Only Peaked At #20 During The Same Week The Beatles Held Down The Top 5 Spots. Financial Pressures Forced The Singer To Cut His Touring Band And In 1968 The Group Broke Up Altogether. His Relationship With Scott Who Died In 1979 Was Irrevocably Severed. Nonetheless Depressed And Increasingly Dependent On Alcohol Bland Weathered This Unhappy Period. He Stopped Drinking In 1971 His Record Company Duke Was Sold To The Larger ABC Records Group Resulting In Several Contemporary Blues/soul Albums Including California And Dreamer. The Leadoff Track From Dreamer "Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City " Was A Minor Hit But It Would Eventually Become Bland's Best-Known Song Thanks To A Cover By The Hard Rock Band Whitesnake And Much Later A Sample On Jay-Z's 2001 Album The Blueprint. Subsequent Attempts At Pushing The Artist Towards The Disco Market Were Unsuccessful But A 1983 Release "Here We Go Again" Provided A Commercial Life-Line. Two Years Later Bland Was Signed By Malaco Records Specialists In Traditional Southern Black Music Who Provided An Empathetic Environment. One Of The Finest Singers In Post-War Blues Bobby Bland Has Sadly Failed To Reach The Popular Acclaim His Influence And Craft Perhaps Deserves. Irish Singer-Songwriter Van Morrison Has Often Had Bland As A Guest Singer At His Concerts And Also Included A Previously Unreleased Version Of A March 2000 Duet Of Morrison And Bland Singing "Tupelo Honey" On His 2007 Compilation Album The Best Of Van Morrison Volume 3. Discography Selected Singles * "Booted" / "I Love You Til The Day I Die" - 1951 *with Bobby "Blue" Bland Chess Records * "Crying All Night Long" / "Dry Up Baby" - 1952 Chess Records * "Good Lovin'" / "Drifting From Town To Town" - 1952 Chess Records * "Crying" / "A Letter From A Trench In Korea" - 1952 Chess Records * "Lovin' Blues" / "I.O.U. Blues" - 1952 Duke Records * "Army Blues" / "No Blow No Show" - 1953 Duke Records * "Time Out" / "It's My Life Baby" - 1955 Duke Records * "You Or None" / "Woke Up Screaming" - 1955 Duke Records * "I Can't Put You Down" / "You've Got Bad Intentions" - 1956 Duke Records * "I Learned My Lesson" / "Lead Us On" - 1956 Duke Records * "I Learned My Lesson" / "I Don't Believe" - 1956 Duke Records * "Don't Want No Woman" / "I Smell Trouble" - 1957 Duke Records * "Farther Up The Road" / "Sometime Tomorrow" - 1957 Duke Records * "Teach Me" How To Love You / "Bobby's Blues" - 1957 Duke Records * "You Got Me Where You Want Me" / "Loan A Helping Hand" – 1958 Duke Records * "Little Boy Blue" / "Last Night" – 1958 Duke Records * "You Did Me Wrong" / "I Lost Sight Of The World" - 1959 Duke Records * "Wishing Well" / "I'm Not Ashamed" - 1959 Duke Records * "Is It Real" / "Someday" - 1959 Duke Records * "I'll Take Care Of You" / "That's Why" - 1959 Duke Records * "Lead Me On" / "Hold Me Tenderly" Duke Records * "Cry Cry Cry" / "I've Been Wrong So Long" - 1960 Duke Records * "I Pity The Fool" / "Close To You" - 1961 Duke Records * "Don't Cry No More" / "How Does A Cheating Woman Feel" - 1961 Duke Records * "Ain't That Loving You" / "Jelly Jelly Jelly" - 1961 Duke Records * "Don't Cry No More" / "Saint James Infirmary" - 1961 Duke Records * "Turn On Your Love Light" / "You're The One" That I Need - 1961 Duke Records * "Who Will The Next Fool Be" / "Blue Moon" - 1962 Duke Records * "Love You Baby" / "Drifting" - 1962 Kent * "Yield Not To Temptation" / "How Does A Cheating Woman Feel" - 1962 Duke Records * "Stormy Monday Blues" / "Your Friends" - 1962 Duke Records * "That's The Way Love Is" / "Call On Me" - 1962 Duke Records * "Sometimes You Gotta Cry A Little" / "You're Worth It All" - 1963 Duke Records * "Shoes" / "A Touch Of The Blues" - 1967 Duke Records * "Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City" / "Twenty-Four Hour Blues" - 1974 ABC Dunhill Records Selected Albums * Sweet Vibrations" - 1980 MCA 27076 Tribute To Joe Scott * Blues Consolidated - 1958 Duke Records With Junior Walker * Like Er Red Hot - 1960 Duke Records * Two Steps From The Blues Duke 1961/Duke/MCA 2002 * Here's The Man! - 1962 Duke Records * Call On Me - 1963 MCA * Ain't Nothing You Can Do - 1964 MCA * The Soul Of The Man" - 1966 MCA * Touch Of The Blues - 1967 Duke Records * The Best Of - 1967 Duke Records * The Best Of Volume 2 - 1968 Duke Records * Spotlighting The Man - 1969 Duke Records * His California Album - 1973 Dunhill Records * Together For The First Time With B. B. King - 1974 Dunhill Records * Bobby Bland And B. B. King Together Again...Live - 1976 MCA * Years Of Tears - 1993 Malaco
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Biography - Bobby Blue Bland
Bobby "Blue" Bland Background Information
Birth Name Robert Calvin Bland
Also Known As "The Lion Of The Blues"
Born January 27 1930 1930-01-27 Age 78 Rosemark Tennessee USA
Genre S Blues Soul Country
Occupation S Singer-Songwriter Arranger Bandleader
Instrument S Vocalist
Label S Chess Modern Malaco Duke
Associated Acts The Bobby Bland Band
Website Bobbybluebland.Com Robert Calvin Bland Born January 27 1930 Better Known As Bobby “Blue” Bland Is An American Singer Of Blues And Soul. He Is An Original Member Of The Beale Streeters. 1 And Is Sometimes Referred To As The "Lion Of The Blues". Along With Such Artists As Sam Cooke Ray Charles And Junior Parker Bland Developed A Sound That Mixed Gospel With The Blues And R&B. In 1992 Bobby Bland Was Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame And In 1997 He Received The Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. * 1 Career * 2 Discography O 2.1 Selected Singles O 2.2 Selected Albums Career Bobby "Blue" Bland Was Born In The Small Town Of Rosemark Tennessee USA. Later Moving To Memphis With His Mother Bland Started Singing With Local Gospel Groups There Including Amongst Others The Miniatures. Eager To Expand His Interests He Began Frequenting The City's Famous Beale Street Where He Became Associated With An Ad Hoc Circle Of Aspiring Musicians Named Not Unnaturally The Beale Streeters. 1 Bland's Recordings From The Early 1950s Show Him Striving For Individuality But Any Progress Was Halted By A Spell In The U.S. Army. When The Singer Returned To Memphis In 1954 He Found Several Of His Former Associates Including Johnny Ace Enjoying Considerable Success While Bland's Recording Label Duke Had Been Sold To Houston Entrepreneur Don Robey. In 1956 Bland Began Touring With Little Junior Parker. Initially He Doubled As Valet And Driver A Role He Reportedly Fulfilled For B. B. King And Rosco Gordon. 3 Simultaneously Bland Began Asserting His Characteristic Vocal Style. Melodic Big-Band Blues Singles Including "Farther Up The Road" 1957 And "Little Boy Blue" 1958 Reached The US R&B Top 10 But Bobby's Craft Was Most Clearly Heard On A Series Of Early 1960s Releases Including "Cry Cry Cry " "I Pity The Fool" And The Sparkling "Turn On Your Love Light " Which Became A Much-Covered Standard. Despite Credits To The Contrary Many Such Classic Works Were Written By Joe Scott The Artist's Bandleader And Arranger. Bland Continued To Enjoy A Consistent Run Of R&B Chart Entries Throughout The Mid-'60s But His Recorded Work Was Nonetheless Eclipsed By A Younger Generation Of Performers. Bland's Highest Charting Song On The Pop Chart "Ain't Nothing You Can Do" Only Peaked At #20 During The Same Week The Beatles Held Down The Top 5 Spots. Financial Pressures Forced The Singer To Cut His Touring Band And In 1968 The Group Broke Up Altogether. His Relationship With Scott Who Died In 1979 Was Irrevocably Severed. Nonetheless Depressed And Increasingly Dependent On Alcohol Bland Weathered This Unhappy Period. He Stopped Drinking In 1971 His Record Company Duke Was Sold To The Larger ABC Records Group Resulting In Several Contemporary Blues/soul Albums Including California And Dreamer. The Leadoff Track From Dreamer "Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City " Was A Minor Hit But It Would Eventually Become Bland's Best-Known Song Thanks To A Cover By The Hard Rock Band Whitesnake And Much Later A Sample On Jay-Z's 2001 Album The Blueprint. Subsequent Attempts At Pushing The Artist Towards The Disco Market Were Unsuccessful But A 1983 Release "Here We Go Again" Provided A Commercial Life-Line. Two Years Later Bland Was Signed By Malaco Records Specialists In Traditional Southern Black Music Who Provided An Empathetic Environment. One Of The Finest Singers In Post-War Blues Bobby Bland Has Sadly Failed To Reach The Popular Acclaim His Influence And Craft Perhaps Deserves. Irish Singer-Songwriter Van Morrison Has Often Had Bland As A Guest Singer At His Concerts And Also Included A Previously Unreleased Version Of A March 2000 Duet Of Morrison And Bland Singing "Tupelo Honey" On His 2007 Compilation Album The Best Of Van Morrison Volume 3. Discography Selected Singles * "Booted" / "I Love You Til The Day I Die" - 1951 *with Bobby "Blue" Bland Chess Records * "Crying All Night Long" / "Dry Up Baby" - 1952 Chess Records * "Good Lovin'" / "Drifting From Town To Town" - 1952 Chess Records * "Crying" / "A Letter From A Trench In Korea" - 1952 Chess Records * "Lovin' Blues" / "I.O.U. Blues" - 1952 Duke Records * "Army Blues" / "No Blow No Show" - 1953 Duke Records * "Time Out" / "It's My Life Baby" - 1955 Duke Records * "You Or None" / "Woke Up Screaming" - 1955 Duke Records * "I Can't Put You Down" / "You've Got Bad Intentions" - 1956 Duke Records * "I Learned My Lesson" / "Lead Us On" - 1956 Duke Records * "I Learned My Lesson" / "I Don't Believe" - 1956 Duke Records * "Don't Want No Woman" / "I Smell Trouble" - 1957 Duke Records * "Farther Up The Road" / "Sometime Tomorrow" - 1957 Duke Records * "Teach Me" How To Love You / "Bobby's Blues" - 1957 Duke Records * "You Got Me Where You Want Me" / "Loan A Helping Hand" – 1958 Duke Records * "Little Boy Blue" / "Last Night" – 1958 Duke Records * "You Did Me Wrong" / "I Lost Sight Of The World" - 1959 Duke Records * "Wishing Well" / "I'm Not Ashamed" - 1959 Duke Records * "Is It Real" / "Someday" - 1959 Duke Records * "I'll Take Care Of You" / "That's Why" - 1959 Duke Records * "Lead Me On" / "Hold Me Tenderly" Duke Records * "Cry Cry Cry" / "I've Been Wrong So Long" - 1960 Duke Records * "I Pity The Fool" / "Close To You" - 1961 Duke Records * "Don't Cry No More" / "How Does A Cheating Woman Feel" - 1961 Duke Records * "Ain't That Loving You" / "Jelly Jelly Jelly" - 1961 Duke Records * "Don't Cry No More" / "Saint James Infirmary" - 1961 Duke Records * "Turn On Your Love Light" / "You're The One" That I Need - 1961 Duke Records * "Who Will The Next Fool Be" / "Blue Moon" - 1962 Duke Records * "Love You Baby" / "Drifting" - 1962 Kent * "Yield Not To Temptation" / "How Does A Cheating Woman Feel" - 1962 Duke Records * "Stormy Monday Blues" / "Your Friends" - 1962 Duke Records * "That's The Way Love Is" / "Call On Me" - 1962 Duke Records * "Sometimes You Gotta Cry A Little" / "You're Worth It All" - 1963 Duke Records * "Shoes" / "A Touch Of The Blues" - 1967 Duke Records * "Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City" / "Twenty-Four Hour Blues" - 1974 ABC Dunhill Records Selected Albums * Sweet Vibrations" - 1980 MCA 27076 Tribute To Joe Scott * Blues Consolidated - 1958 Duke Records With Junior Walker * Like Er Red Hot - 1960 Duke Records * Two Steps From The Blues Duke 1961/Duke/MCA 2002 * Here's The Man! - 1962 Duke Records * Call On Me - 1963 MCA * Ain't Nothing You Can Do - 1964 MCA * The Soul Of The Man" - 1966 MCA * Touch Of The Blues - 1967 Duke Records * The Best Of - 1967 Duke Records * The Best Of Volume 2 - 1968 Duke Records * Spotlighting The Man - 1969 Duke Records * His California Album - 1973 Dunhill Records * Together For The First Time With B. B. King - 1974 Dunhill Records * Bobby Bland And B. B. King Together Again...Live - 1976 MCA * Years Of Tears - 1993 Malaco read less
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Birth Name Robert Calvin Bland
Also Known As "The Lion Of The Blues"
Born January 27 1930 1930-01-27 Age 78 Rosemark Tennessee USA
Genre S Blues Soul Country
Occupation S Singer-Songwriter Arranger Bandleader
Instrument S Vocalist
Label S Chess Modern Malaco Duke
Associated Acts The Bobby Bland Band
Website Bobbybluebland.Com Robert Calvin Bland Born January 27 1930 Better Known As Bobby “Blue” Bland Is An American Singer Of Blues And Soul. He Is An Original Member Of The Beale Streeters. 1 And Is Sometimes Referred To As The "Lion Of The Blues". Along With Such Artists As Sam Cooke Ray Charles And Junior Parker Bland Developed A Sound That Mixed Gospel With The Blues And R&B. In 1992 Bobby Bland Was Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame And In 1997 He Received The Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. * 1 Career * 2 Discography O 2.1 Selected Singles O 2.2 Selected Albums Career Bobby "Blue" Bland Was Born In The Small Town Of Rosemark Tennessee USA. Later Moving To Memphis With His Mother Bland Started Singing With Local Gospel Groups There Including Amongst Others The Miniatures. Eager To Expand His Interests He Began Frequenting The City's Famous Beale Street Where He Became Associated With An Ad Hoc Circle Of Aspiring Musicians Named Not Unnaturally The Beale Streeters. 1 Bland's Recordings From The Early 1950s Show Him Striving For Individuality But Any Progress Was Halted By A Spell In The U.S. Army. When The Singer Returned To Memphis In 1954 He Found Several Of His Former Associates Including Johnny Ace Enjoying Considerable Success While Bland's Recording Label Duke Had Been Sold To Houston Entrepreneur Don Robey. In 1956 Bland Began Touring With Little Junior Parker. Initially He Doubled As Valet And Driver A Role He Reportedly Fulfilled For B. B. King And Rosco Gordon. 3 Simultaneously Bland Began Asserting His Characteristic Vocal Style. Melodic Big-Band Blues Singles Including "Farther Up The Road" 1957 And "Little Boy Blue" 1958 Reached The US R&B Top 10 But Bobby's Craft Was Most Clearly Heard On A Series Of Early 1960s Releases Including "Cry Cry Cry " "I Pity The Fool" And The Sparkling "Turn On Your Love Light " Which Became A Much-Covered Standard. Despite Credits To The Contrary Many Such Classic Works Were Written By Joe Scott The Artist's Bandleader And Arranger. Bland Continued To Enjoy A Consistent Run Of R&B Chart Entries Throughout The Mid-'60s But His Recorded Work Was Nonetheless Eclipsed By A Younger Generation Of Performers. Bland's Highest Charting Song On The Pop Chart "Ain't Nothing You Can Do" Only Peaked At #20 During The Same Week The Beatles Held Down The Top 5 Spots. Financial Pressures Forced The Singer To Cut His Touring Band And In 1968 The Group Broke Up Altogether. His Relationship With Scott Who Died In 1979 Was Irrevocably Severed. Nonetheless Depressed And Increasingly Dependent On Alcohol Bland Weathered This Unhappy Period. He Stopped Drinking In 1971 His Record Company Duke Was Sold To The Larger ABC Records Group Resulting In Several Contemporary Blues/soul Albums Including California And Dreamer. The Leadoff Track From Dreamer "Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City " Was A Minor Hit But It Would Eventually Become Bland's Best-Known Song Thanks To A Cover By The Hard Rock Band Whitesnake And Much Later A Sample On Jay-Z's 2001 Album The Blueprint. Subsequent Attempts At Pushing The Artist Towards The Disco Market Were Unsuccessful But A 1983 Release "Here We Go Again" Provided A Commercial Life-Line. Two Years Later Bland Was Signed By Malaco Records Specialists In Traditional Southern Black Music Who Provided An Empathetic Environment. One Of The Finest Singers In Post-War Blues Bobby Bland Has Sadly Failed To Reach The Popular Acclaim His Influence And Craft Perhaps Deserves. Irish Singer-Songwriter Van Morrison Has Often Had Bland As A Guest Singer At His Concerts And Also Included A Previously Unreleased Version Of A March 2000 Duet Of Morrison And Bland Singing "Tupelo Honey" On His 2007 Compilation Album The Best Of Van Morrison Volume 3. Discography Selected Singles * "Booted" / "I Love You Til The Day I Die" - 1951 *with Bobby "Blue" Bland Chess Records * "Crying All Night Long" / "Dry Up Baby" - 1952 Chess Records * "Good Lovin'" / "Drifting From Town To Town" - 1952 Chess Records * "Crying" / "A Letter From A Trench In Korea" - 1952 Chess Records * "Lovin' Blues" / "I.O.U. Blues" - 1952 Duke Records * "Army Blues" / "No Blow No Show" - 1953 Duke Records * "Time Out" / "It's My Life Baby" - 1955 Duke Records * "You Or None" / "Woke Up Screaming" - 1955 Duke Records * "I Can't Put You Down" / "You've Got Bad Intentions" - 1956 Duke Records * "I Learned My Lesson" / "Lead Us On" - 1956 Duke Records * "I Learned My Lesson" / "I Don't Believe" - 1956 Duke Records * "Don't Want No Woman" / "I Smell Trouble" - 1957 Duke Records * "Farther Up The Road" / "Sometime Tomorrow" - 1957 Duke Records * "Teach Me" How To Love You / "Bobby's Blues" - 1957 Duke Records * "You Got Me Where You Want Me" / "Loan A Helping Hand" – 1958 Duke Records * "Little Boy Blue" / "Last Night" – 1958 Duke Records * "You Did Me Wrong" / "I Lost Sight Of The World" - 1959 Duke Records * "Wishing Well" / "I'm Not Ashamed" - 1959 Duke Records * "Is It Real" / "Someday" - 1959 Duke Records * "I'll Take Care Of You" / "That's Why" - 1959 Duke Records * "Lead Me On" / "Hold Me Tenderly" Duke Records * "Cry Cry Cry" / "I've Been Wrong So Long" - 1960 Duke Records * "I Pity The Fool" / "Close To You" - 1961 Duke Records * "Don't Cry No More" / "How Does A Cheating Woman Feel" - 1961 Duke Records * "Ain't That Loving You" / "Jelly Jelly Jelly" - 1961 Duke Records * "Don't Cry No More" / "Saint James Infirmary" - 1961 Duke Records * "Turn On Your Love Light" / "You're The One" That I Need - 1961 Duke Records * "Who Will The Next Fool Be" / "Blue Moon" - 1962 Duke Records * "Love You Baby" / "Drifting" - 1962 Kent * "Yield Not To Temptation" / "How Does A Cheating Woman Feel" - 1962 Duke Records * "Stormy Monday Blues" / "Your Friends" - 1962 Duke Records * "That's The Way Love Is" / "Call On Me" - 1962 Duke Records * "Sometimes You Gotta Cry A Little" / "You're Worth It All" - 1963 Duke Records * "Shoes" / "A Touch Of The Blues" - 1967 Duke Records * "Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City" / "Twenty-Four Hour Blues" - 1974 ABC Dunhill Records Selected Albums * Sweet Vibrations" - 1980 MCA 27076 Tribute To Joe Scott * Blues Consolidated - 1958 Duke Records With Junior Walker * Like Er Red Hot - 1960 Duke Records * Two Steps From The Blues Duke 1961/Duke/MCA 2002 * Here's The Man! - 1962 Duke Records * Call On Me - 1963 MCA * Ain't Nothing You Can Do - 1964 MCA * The Soul Of The Man" - 1966 MCA * Touch Of The Blues - 1967 Duke Records * The Best Of - 1967 Duke Records * The Best Of Volume 2 - 1968 Duke Records * Spotlighting The Man - 1969 Duke Records * His California Album - 1973 Dunhill Records * Together For The First Time With B. B. King - 1974 Dunhill Records * Bobby Bland And B. B. King Together Again...Live - 1976 MCA * Years Of Tears - 1993 Malaco read less
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