Basin Street Blues is a jazz song written by Spencer Williams in 1926 and is often performed by Dixieland Band.
It's more of a "jump blues" song
The first jazz song ever made is greatly disputed. Some of the first recorded songs include "Jelly Roll Blues (1915)," "Chinatown, My Chinatown (1909)," and "The Memphis Blues (1912)," but there were songs that were created earlier. They are different than most jazz songs you hear on the radio today. Jazz originated by African-American enslaved peoples from 1890-1910.
Rock n roll was actually derived from the blues. Elvis, the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, just to name a few, got their melody, style, harmonica passion and heart felt lyrics that had the soul affect of the blues from many blues artists that they looked up to as an inspiration and many have collaborated with these great blues icons and still do. These artists include great legends such as Muddy Waters, Sam Cooke Chuck Barry, Howlin Wolf, Buddy Guy, and BB King, just to name a few as there are many past and current blues legends. Eventually, rock n roll moved on into a category of its own, but most of the classic rock big bands all have a little bit of blues in their heart and music.
That song is called "Say Hey" by "Beason Street Studios"... which is a remake of the original. The original song is done by "Message of the Blues" and it's called "L.A."
Fisherman's Blues - song - was created in 1988.
Jazz,Pop,Swing,Blues,
It's more of a "jump blues" song
The first jazz song ever made is greatly disputed. Some of the first recorded songs include "Jelly Roll Blues (1915)," "Chinatown, My Chinatown (1909)," and "The Memphis Blues (1912)," but there were songs that were created earlier. They are different than most jazz songs you hear on the radio today. Jazz originated by African-American enslaved peoples from 1890-1910.
There are many jazz or blues songs played by guitarist Scott Henderson. One of his most popular songs that he plays guitar in is "Devil Boy", which she has performed in many different locations.
Hill Street Blues
"West Coast Blues" and "Four on Six" have become standards. http://popularmusichistory.com/
Rock n roll was actually derived from the blues. Elvis, the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, just to name a few, got their melody, style, harmonica passion and heart felt lyrics that had the soul affect of the blues from many blues artists that they looked up to as an inspiration and many have collaborated with these great blues icons and still do. These artists include great legends such as Muddy Waters, Sam Cooke Chuck Barry, Howlin Wolf, Buddy Guy, and BB King, just to name a few as there are many past and current blues legends. Eventually, rock n roll moved on into a category of its own, but most of the classic rock big bands all have a little bit of blues in their heart and music.
It is Whenever Wherever Whatever by Maxwell.
AnswerYour question poses a double entendre. Blues is the earliest form of Jazz followed by Dixieland, Swing and Modern or Contemporary Jazz. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Actually it depends on witch person you speak with. I believe that the Blues came out of jazz. These music styles have influenced each other through today. They both contain one big component, improvisation. Over the course of a song, one musician seems to spin of on a lead track. this may have been the first time this "element" was introduced to American music.
The Duke Street Kings are a Denver Colorado, blues/rock band. The name comes from the Bruce Springsteen song ''Backstreets''. A link to the Duke Street King's website is below
That song is called "Say Hey" by "Beason Street Studios"... which is a remake of the original. The original song is done by "Message of the Blues" and it's called "L.A."
Most music historians believe it was Mamie Smith. Mamie sang with her band, the Jazz Hounds; and in 1920, she recorded the song "Crazy Blues" for the Okeh record label.