Arthur Crudup Big Boy - RocksLuck is a rare word in the Blues. But luckily the Blues had a baby and they named it Rock and Roll! Crudup (1905 1974) was amongst the unlucky bluesmen who barely got a dime for writing the songs that became classics in the wide field of Blues, R&B and later Rockabilly when a young Elvis Presley revived his songs with his own arrangements. The 'Big Boy' was almost forgotten by the mid 1950s, but Presley's unique hit versions of Crudup songs pulled him

the luminous tone and the graceful phrasing that is 'so Cyrille'

along with tribute recordings to him made by other artists after his death

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When the city was only feeding off it's past greatness under Goethe and Schiller

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Dream Theater has maintained a rare combination of stellar musicianship and unwavering passion for over a decade

and it wasn't until she began work on Patterns For Auto-tuned Voices And Delay that she discovered a way to merge them together

combined their early influences with rock 'n' roll to create a timeless catalogue of hits that will be eternally loved

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with as much in common with the likes of Bing Crosby and Perry Como as with his peers in the honky-tonk realm

including vocal hits from the early part of his career in the 'sweet' dance band style of the war years

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