Music Critique

Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup That's All Right has other instruments involved in making his music such as the drums and the bass guitar not really what we consider blues to be, this is a jazzy type of dance music that maintains its fast pace with the help of the drum under the assumption that he does not quite have the freedom he would want as far as the length of the song is concerned; the song is 2:55 Break-down of the song 1) first verse 2) guitar solo 3) second and third verse then he performs another solo

Muddy Waters Louisiana Blues this is where blues starts to get a little different from what the original sound of the blues started out to be he definitely likes to show his listening audience that he has a unique skill with the electrified sound of the guitar contains an essence of Africa because he refers to the mojo top ten Rhythm and Blues hit in 1951

Junior Kimbrough I Gotta Try You Girl this is a good example of a blues love songs has a distinct basement-like quality about the song; artist have started to gain freedom from their record companies and can record elsewhere besides the studio--makes it feel like you are in the club doesn't contain many lyrics heavy emphasis is put on this dance music but it differs from the music of Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup there are two guitars, one to perform the solos and one to keep the beat the bass guitar is supposed to keep can trace a little influence of gospel music in this song

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