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Prima di continuare su YouTube The dirtiest, foulest, and most misogynistic blues alternates with rural country infused with folk veins, as Robert Johnson seems to meet Hank Williams and the established Dylan star to create one of the greatest examples of white blues that history remembers, all seasoned by the notorious wayward existence of the Rolling Stones in their "Aftermath" from the far-off '66, divided between alcohol, drugs, and sex.

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St. James Infirmary Blues

Among the hundreds of covers, aside from Louis Armstrong's, which gave the song lasting fame with his 1928 recording, we have:

The Hokum Boys - Gambler's Blues (1929)

Artie Shaw and His Orchestra, with Hot Lips Page providing vocals (1941)

Josh White (1944)

Turk Murphy (1951)

Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band - Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band 1953 (1953)

Johnny Duncan - Johnny Duncan's Tennessee Song Bag (1958)

Snooks Eaglin – New Orleans Street Singer (Folkways, 1959)

Dave Van Ronk - "Gambler's Blues", on Dave Van Ronk Sings Ballads, Blues, and a Spiritual (1959)

Lou Rawls – Black and Blue (1963)

Colette Magny - "St. James Infirmary Blues" (1964)

The Standells – Try It (1967)

Joe Dassin – St. James Infirmary Blues (1967)

Jerry Reed - Jerry Reed Explores Country Guitar (1969)

Joe Cocker – Joe Cocker (1972)

Geordie - "Goin' Down", on Don't Be Fooled by the Name (1974)

Lily Tomlin - Saturday Night Live (1975)

Canadian Brass – Basin Street (1987)

Doc Watson and Richard Watson – Third Generation Blues (1999)

Toshiyuki Honda – Metropolis original motion picture soundtrack (2001)

Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan (2005)

The Devil Makes Three – A Little Bit Faster and a Little Bit Worse (under the title St James) (2006)

Arlo Guthrie with the University of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra – In Times Like These (2007)

Rising Appalachia – The Sails of Self (2010)

Hugh Laurie – Let Them Talk (2011)

Rickie Lee Jones – The Devil You Know (2012)

Jon Batiste and Stay Human, Social Music; (2013)

Dalice Marie – Twenty Eight (2016)

Yo-Yo Ma's Silkroad Ensemble with Rhiannon Giddens – Sing Me Home (2016)

Jon Batiste – Hollywood Africans (2018)

The Bridge City Sinners - Bridge City Sinners (2016)

Liquor Beats Winter - Lost In The Sauce (2018)

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