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Chris Rea - To Get Your Love " Blue Guitars" Disc 6 (Chicago Blues) 2005.

Blue Guitars is a Blues album released by Chris Rea on October 14, 2005 consisting of eleven CD's, one DVD and a full colour book, including paintings by the artist, liner notes and song lyrics. The album is an ambitious project with the 137 songs recorded over the course of 1½ years with a work schedule - according to Chris Rea himself - of twelve hours a day, seven days a week. Initially the project was inspired by Bill Wyman's "Blues Odyssey" and can be called an "odyssey" in its own right, for depicting a journey through the various epochs of Blues Music, starting at its African origins and finishing with modern-time Blues from the 60s and 70s. Subsequently the eleven CD's are titled the following: "Beginnings", "Country Blues", "Louisiana & New Orleans", "Electric Memphis Blues", "Texas Blues", "Chicago Blues", "Blues Ballads", "Gospel Soul Blues & Motown", "Celtic & Irish Blues", "Latin Blues" and "60s & 70s".

Album Number Six - Chicago Blues

Again it was movement that was pushing the Blues into a new direction, movement upwards North to Chicago in the pursuit of jobs and a new life. People suddenly found themselves in a completely different situation and this instantly influenced the Blues, the electric style, developed earlier on in Electric Memphis and Texas Blues, remained, however became harder and edgier, instruments like the saxophone were incorporated into the music and gave this new hybrid a sometimes jazzy feel. Once again, the lyric themes shifted away from known territory and began to reflect the changed situation, drugs, alcohol, sex, women, money gained major importance, life in wintry ghettos and anonymous housing schemes contributed its share: Chicago Blues was born.

Tracklist:

" I'm Moving Up (Chicago Blues) - 4.30

" Maxwell Street - 4.39

" Bob Taylor - 5.15

" She's A Whole Heap Of Trouble - 2.30

" Jazzy Blue - 3.24

" Hip-Sway - 3.39

" That's The Way It Goes - 3.32

" To Get Your Love - 5.07

" Chicago Morning - 4.56

" Catwalk Woman - 3.35

" Since You've Been Gone - 4.09

" All Night Long - 5.27

" Here She Come Now - 4.14

Personnel

Chris Rea - electric guitar, piano, harmonica, dobro, mandolin, banjo, slide guitar, bass, calimba, balafon, vibraphone, hammond organ, percussion, drums, author, producer, paintings

Robert Ahwai - guitar

Sylvin Marc - bass

Gerry O'Connor - banjo

Ed Hession - accordion

Martin Ditcham - drums

Richard Williams - narrator

Andy Wilman - producer

John Knowles - executive producer

Edward McDonald - recording engineer

Douglas Dreger - mixing

Aiden Farrell - editing

Chris Rodmell - editing

Robert Payton - director

Janina Stamps - production coordination

Jon Tricklebank - art direction, design

Mark Edwards - liner notes

Stuart Epps - photography

I like the way you look

Play the game so well

I like the way you move

Oh baby you move so well

I like the way you shake shake shake

Shake a tail feather baby

Ain't nothing I wouldn't do

To get your love

On a trail of broken dreams

This road I ride

I need to kill these aching blues

What I feel inside

I love the way you look

What your eyes seem to say

Yeah, I know the danger

I take my chances anyway

Oh, nothing I wouldn't do

To get your love

To get your love

Ain't nothing I wouldn't do

To get your love

Oh, kill these aching blues

I scream to the good Lord

The good Lord way above

Oh Lord please help me

There ain't nothing I wouldn't do

To get your love

To get your love

Your sweet love

Ain't nothing I wouldn't do

To get your love

Your sweet, sweet love ...