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2 tracks on Columbia/Legacy have been recommended.
The King  performed by Mel Torm�  1967
Recommended by Pal [profile]


available on CD - Right Now! (Columbia/Legacy)


Do your Duty  performed by Bessie Smith  1933
Recommended by MrScarborough [profile]

Bessie Smith - here is a real woman, not an Allie McBeal stick-insect, but the type of woman that makes you want to throw back your head and howl like a Coyote. Bessie vibrates in places that most women don't even have places, and every man who hears her is transfixed.
She doesn't need to use any siren-like feminine wiles. This is the kind of woman who makes you feel glad to be alive. Mae West eat your heart out!

From the driving introductory rhythm to when Bessie bellows "If I call three times a day,
Come and drive my blues away,
When you come, be ready to play,
Do your duty" you know exactly where you are.

So sit back and close your eyes, grab the oxygen and slip back to late 1933 ................

from The Essential Bessie Smith, available on CD (Columbia/Legacy)


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