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David Lynch's "Hybrid, Low-Down Blues."
David Lynch's "Hybrid, Low-Down Blues."
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Suffering Heath
71 posts
Jun 11, 2014
6:42 AM
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I have loved the blues since I was 12 – John Lee Hooker’s “Blues Before Sunrise” cassette skewed my world forever. I’m a bluesman by night, but to (barely) pay the bills I’m a Film and Literature Professor by day. That said, I’m addicted into information and creative expression. I came across the following new work from David Lynch; filmmaker, artist, and all-around creative genius.
Lynch describes his new music album, “The Big Dream," as “a hybrid, modernized form of low-down blues. The blues is an honest and emotional form of music that is thrilling to the soul. I keep coming back to it because it feels so good."
As a follow-up to my “future of The Blues” post, I thought I’d share this new bit of music.
David Lynch "Star Dream Girl"
"Star Dream Girl"
(of course, my embedding skills are laughable. Please do feel free to help a brother out…)
Thanks all,
Heath
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http://www.thebluesprofessors.com
Last Edited by Suffering Heath on Jun 11, 2014 6:55 AM
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The Iceman
1730 posts
Jun 12, 2014
7:10 AM
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one of my favorite creative artists...
David Lynch
"Here's to Ben"
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The Iceman
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Goldbrick
487 posts
Jun 12, 2014
7:59 AM
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I dig it-its trancy - listen to while high -to me, it really isnt blues tho-here is the entire album ( it all pretty much sounds the same )
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