Taj Mahal - Señor Blues download song

That bass is for realz

Taj Mahal – Vocals, harmonica, dobro, kazoo Johnny Lee Schell – guitar Jon Cleary – piano, Wurlitzer piano Mick Weaver – Hammond B-3 organ Larry Fulcher – bass Tony Braunagel – drums, percussion, tambourine Sir Harry Bowens, Donna Taylor, Terrence Forsythe – background vocals The Texacalli Horns: Darrell Leonard – trumpet, trombone, French HornJoe Sublett – tenor saxophone

This is my favorite of Taj Mahal's vocalizations. There are other renditions of this song, but I think Taj Mahal's is the best. The accompanying instrumentalists make it especially good. One of my favorites featuring Taj Mahal is the soundtrack for the movie "The Hot Spot," in which Taj Mahal teamed up with John Lee Hooker, Roy Rogers (slide guitar) and Miles Davis, the legendary jazz horn player.

i have always dug TAJ MAHAL, started when i was a youngster fist diggin' the blues, i'm sixty now [ YIKES!!] and i still dig his stuff. thanks taj !!

It's a Blues in Jazz groove. Study Music with Jazz and Blues Musicians, talk to them. Don't talk without knowing the Knowledge of Theory of Afro-American Music Forms, please !!!

this guy is amazing

Saw Taj in Rochester, NY circa 1998 and got the same pure sound and soul as his recordings.  A true musician and I love his musicianship!

Senor Blues is what they call him, way down Mexicali way Senoritas fallin' for him, with the hope that he will stay By the time that they love him, Senor Blues done gone away Well he's tall and good lookin' and he always knows just what to say Yes he's tall and good lookin' and he always knows just what to say By the time that they love him, Senor Blues done gone away

When they take an account in the future, if we make it, of those who contributed to jazz and blues, roots music, this man will be mentioned as one of the finest representations of authenticity, the real, or you can send me to hell.