What instruments played in Thinking Blues by Bessie Smith?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, in "Thinking Blues" by Bessie Smith, you've got the classic lineup of instruments for a blues song - we're talking piano, trumpet, Trombone, and Clarinet. It's like a whole jazz band jamming out, creating that soulful sound that just hits you right in the feels. So yeah, you've got a whole bunch of instruments in there, all coming together to make you wanna sway and snap your fingers like you're in a smoky bar in the 1920s.

Answer 2

Honey, in Bessie Smith's "Thinking Blues," you've got yourself a whole band jamming out. You've got the Trumpet, trombone, clarinet, piano, guitar, and drums all getting in on the action. It's a full-on party of instruments bringing that bluesy goodness to your ears.

Answer 3

She was a singer. Her main claim to fame was blues singing although she did sing some pop numbers and a bit of gospel. By the time she died she was already moving into the swing era and had changed her style.

Answer 4

she didn't play an instruments she only sang such as the down hearted blues

Answer 5

theres a trumpet a piano and possible a trombone in there, i don't know who played what though unfortunately sorry, i hope this helps.

Answer 6

Bessie Smith was a singer

Answer 7

she doesn't she sings.

Answer 8

a violin

Answer 9

guitar