Jan 6, 2007 08:55
17 yrs ago
English term
freight-train jump blues
Non-PRO
English to Japanese
Art/Literary
Music
I know " freight-train " is a cargo train, and jump blues is a kind of blues, but altogether, what does it mean?
Is this also a variety of blues?
Covers of the Albert King staple "Crosscut Saw" and Sleepy John Estes's "Everybody Oughta Make a Change" boast the album's best blues fills and flurries, while the *freight-train jump blues* of Johnny Otis's "Crazy Country Hop" closes out the low-key LP with something more resembling a bang.
Is this also a variety of blues?
Covers of the Albert King staple "Crosscut Saw" and Sleepy John Estes's "Everybody Oughta Make a Change" boast the album's best blues fills and flurries, while the *freight-train jump blues* of Johnny Otis's "Crazy Country Hop" closes out the low-key LP with something more resembling a bang.