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Podcast and Blues

著者： Gail Nobles
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 Podcast and Blues is about new and traditional blues singers. It is music news on the artists by Gail Nobles. https://sites.google.com/view/podcast-and-blues/homeGail Nobles © 2025 音楽
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  • Buddy Guy - Feels Like Rain 4.20.’26 2.54 PM

    Buddy Guy - Feels Like Rain 4.20.’26 2.54 PM
    2026/04/20
    Intro by: Gail Nobles
    Keyboardist: Gail Nobles
    Voice by: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Jean-Luc Ourlin -
    Usage: CC BY-SA 2.0 Wikipedia

    Buddy Guy’s “Feels Like Rain” Remains a Blues Classic

    Hello, I’m Gail Nobles, & You’re listening to Podcast and Blues.

    In the world of blues music, few songs resonate as deeply as Buddy Guy's "Feels Like Rain." Originally released as part of his Grammy-winning album in 1993, this track has become one of Guy's most iconic songs.

    But the journey of "Feels Like Rain" started before Buddy Guy made it famous. The song was originally written and performed by John Hiatt in 1988. Hiatt's version laid the groundwork, but it was Buddy Guy's heartfelt rendition that truly brought the song to life, blending soulful guitar riffs with powerful vocals.

    Listeners have embraced Guy's version, making it a staple in modern blues music. With its evocative lyrics and emotional depth, "Feels Like Rain" captures the feeling of longing, making it relatable for many fans.

    Now, decades later, Buddy Guy's "Feels Like Rain" continues to be celebrated, showcasing the timeless power of blues music and the incredible talent of Buddy Guy. Whether you're a lifelong blues lover or a new listener, this track is a must-hear that highlights the rich history of the genre.

    I’m Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Podcast & Blues.

    Blues Music
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  • Little Milton’s ‘We’re Gonna Make It’ 3:8:26 6.05 PM

    Little Milton’s ‘We’re Gonna Make It’ 3:8:26 6.05 PM
    2026/03/08
    Keyboardist : Gail Nobles
    Vocals: Gail Nobles
    Story by: Gail Nobles

    In 1965, Little Milton, an emerging star in the rhythm and blues scene, released “We’re Gonna Make It,” a powerful single that would become a defining moment in his career. Written by Gene Barge, Billy Davis, Raynard Miner, and Carl William Smith, this soulful track not only showcased Milton's heartfelt vocals but also resonated with the spirit of the time.

    The song quickly climbed the charts, achieving a significant milestone as Little Milton's only Top 40 entry. It spent an impressive three weeks at number one on the U.S. R&B chart, highlighting its widespread appeal and lasting impact.

    Lyrically, “We’re Gonna Make It” goes beyond just a catchy tune. It serves as a metaphor for the civil rights movement, reflecting the hopes and struggles of a generation seeking equality and justice. The message of perseverance and hope found in the lyrics connected deeply with listeners during a tumultuous era in American history.

    As a standout achievement in Little Milton's career, “We’re Gonna Make It” remains an unforgettable classic in the R&B genre, capturing both the artistry of its time and the enduring message of resilience.

    I'm Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to Podcast and Blues.

    Blues Music
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    2 分
  • Albert Collins - I Ain’t Drunk 12:16:25 6.09 PM

    Albert Collins - I Ain’t Drunk 12:16:25 6.09 PM
    2025/12/16
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Intro by: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Masahiro Sumori - Own work
    Usage: Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

    In a lively, and I mean lively 1986 album called "Cold Snap," blues legend Albert Collins released the song "I Ain’t Drunk." This track is a fun and engaging piece where Collins shares a personal story through his unique style of speaking and singing.

    In the song, Collins responds to background singers who tease him, saying, “But you’re so high!” His confident reply is, “I ain’t drunk,” repeated several times. The music perfectly supports Collins's storytelling, allowing him to weave in and out of singing and talking.

    This mixture of dialogue and catchy tunes creates a memorable experience, showcasing Collins’s talent and charisma. "I Ain’t Drunk" stands out as a highlight on "Cold Snap," illustrating not just the blues but also the art of storytelling in music.

    Albert Collins' storytelling captivated my attention, making me eager to hear what he would say next. Each time he spoke, I found myself anticipating the next part of the story.

    You're listening to Podcast & Blues. I'm you're host, Gail Nobles

    Blues Music
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