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Un standard du blues, comme un standard du jazz, est une chanson ayant acquis une notoriété certaine. C'est un morceau de blues parmi les plus connus et les plus interprétés par différents artistes. Les standards du blues proviennent de divers styles et époques, tels que le blues traditionnel, le ragtime, le delta blues, ainsi que les styles urbains de Chicago et de la côte ouest. Beaucoup sont également interprétées dans des styles autres que les originaux, notamment le jazz, le rhythm and blues et le rock 'n' roll.

Au cours de son histoire, l'orthographe, la syntaxe et même les titres complets d'une chanson peuvent différer d'une version à une autre. Les plus connus sont utilisés ici.

Exemples de standards du blues modifier

Cette liste non exhaustive regroupe quelques-uns des morceaux les plus connus du blues :

Titre Auteur(s) Premier interprète (connu) Année Popularisé par Année
Ain't Nobody's Business Everett Robbins, Porter Grainger[1] Anna Meyers and Original Memphis Five 1922 Bessie Smith 1923
Baby, Please Don't Go Big Joe Williams Big Joe Williams 1935 Big Joe Williams et Sonny Boy Williamson II 1945
Back Door Man Willie Dixon Howlin' Wolf 1961 The Doors 1967
Black Angel Blues ou Sweet Little Angel Lucille Bogan Lucille Bogan 1930 B. B. King 1956
Boogie Chillen Bernard Besman, John Lee Hooker John Lee Hooker 1948 John Lee Hooker
Boom Boom John Lee Hooker John Lee Hooker 1962 John Lee Hooker
Boom Boom Out Goes the Light Stan Lewis[2] Little Walter 1957 Little Walter
Born Under a Bad Sign Booker T. Jones, William Bell Albert King 1967 Albert King / Cream
Careless Love trad. / W. C. Handy « Visiting Singer »[3] 1911 Bessie Smith 1925
Catfish Blues (ou Rollin' Stone) Robert Petway Robert Petway 1941 Muddy Waters 1950
Cross Road Blues Robert Johnson Robert Johnson 1937 Cream 1969
Death Letter James McCoy, Son House[4] Son House 1931 Son House
Don't Start Me to Talkin' Sonny Boy Williamson II[5] Sonny Boy Williamson II 1955 Sonny Boy Williamson II
(I Believe I'll) Dust My Broom Robert Johnson Robert Johnson 1937 Elmore James 1951
Driftin' Blues Charles Brown, Johnny Moore, Eddie Williams Johnny Moore's Three Blazers 1945 Charles Brown
Early in the Morning (ou Soon This Morning Blues)[6] Charlie Spand Charlie Spand 1929 Sonny Boy Williamson I 1937
Every Day I Have the Blues Aaron « Pinetop » Sparks, Milton Sparks Pinetop Sparks 1935 Memphis Slim 1949
Evenin' Mitchell Parish, Harry White[7] Cab Calloway 1934 T-Bone Walker 1945
Evil Gal Blues (ou Evil Man's Blues)[8] Lionel Hampton, Leonard Feather Hot Lips Page 1941 Dinah Washington 1944
Five Long Years Eddie Boyd[9] Eddie Boyd 1952 Eddie Boyd
Frankie and Johnny Hughie Cannon Hughie Cannon 1904 Mississippi John Hurt 1928
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Sonny Boy Williamson I Sonny Boy Williamson I 1937 Sonny Boy Williamson I
Goodnight, Irene Leadbetter, John Lomax[10] Leadbelly 1933 The Weavers 1950
Got My Mojo Working Preston Foster Ann Cole 1956 Muddy Waters 1957
Have You Ever Loved a Woman Billy Myles Freddie King 1960 Freddie King
Hide Away Freddie King, Sonny Thompson[11] Freddie King 1961 Freddie King
(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man Willie Dixon Muddy Waters 1954 Muddy Waters
How Long, How Long Blues Ida Cox[12] Ida Cox 1926 Leroy Carr 1928
Hush Hush Jimmy Reed[13] Jimmy Reed 1960 Jimmy Reed
I Can't Quit You Baby Willie Dixon[14] Otis Rush 1956 Led Zeppelin 1969
I Just Want to Make Love to You Willie Dixon Muddy Waters 1954 Etta James 1960
I'm a Man Ellas Mc Daniel (Bo Diddley) Bo Diddley 1955 Bo Diddley
I'm Ready Willie Dixon Muddy Waters 1954 Muddy Waters
I Put a Spell on You Screamin' Jay Hawkins Screamin' Jay Hawkins 1956 Screamin' Jay Hawkins
It Hurts Me Too Hudson Whittaker (Tampa Red) Tampa Red 1941 Elmore James 1956
Juke Little Walter Little Walter 1952 Little Walter
Key to the Highway Charles Segar, Big Bill Broonzy Charlie Segar 1940 Big Bill Broonzy 1940
Killing Floor Chester Burnett (Howlin' Wolf) Howlin' Wolf 1966 Howlin' Wolf
Let the Good Times Roll Spo-De-Ode (Sam Theard), Fleecie Moore Louis Jordan 1946 Louis Jordan
Little Red Rooster Willie Dixon Howlin' Wolf 1961 Howlin' Wolf
Mannish Boy McKinley Morganfield, Mel London, Ellas McDaniel Muddy Waters 1955 Muddy Waters
Match Box blues Blind Lemon Jefferson Blind Lemon Jefferson 1927 Carl Perkins 1957
Mean Old World T-Bone Walker T-Bone Walker 1942 Little Walter 1952
My Babe Willie Dixon Little Walter 1955 Little Walter
Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out Jimmy Cox Bessie Smith 1923 Bessie Smith
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer Rudy Toombs Amos Milburn 1953 John Lee Hooker
Reconsider Baby Lowell Fulson Lowell Fulson 1954 Lowell Fulson
Red House Jimi Hendrix Jimi Hendrix 1967 Jimi Hendrix
Rock Me Baby (ou Rockin' Chair Blues, Rockin' and Rollin') Big Bill Broonzy Big Bill Broonzy 1940 B.B. King 1964
Rollin' and Tumblin'[15] Hambone Willie Newbern Hambone Willie Newbern 1929 Muddy Waters 1950
See See Rider (ou C.C. Rider) Ma Rainey, Lena Arent Ma Rainey Georgia Jazz Band 1924 Chuck Willis 1957
Sitting on Top of the World Walter Vinson, Lonnie Chatmon Mississippi Sheiks 1930 Howlin' Wolf 1957
Smokestack Lightning Chester Burnett (Howlin' Wolf) Howlin' Wolf 1956 Howlin' Wolf
Spoonful Willie Dixon Howlin' Wolf 1961 Howlin' Wolf
St. Louis Blues W.C.Handy Prince Orchestra 1916 Bessie Smith, avec Louis Armstrong 1925
Stagger Lee (ou Stack-a-Lee, Stack O' Lee blues...) trad. Prof. Charlie Lee, the piano thumper 1897 Lloyd Price 1958
(They Call It) Stormy Monday T-Bone Walker T-Bone Walker 1947 Bobby Blue Bland 1961
Sweet Home Chicago Robert Johnson Robert Johnson 1936 Robert Johnson
Sweet Sixteen Ahmet Ertegün Big Joe Turner 1952 B. B. King 1959
T-Bone Shuffle T-Bone Walker T-Bone Walker 1955 T-Bone Walker
The Sky Is Crying Elmore James Elmore James 1960 Elmore James
The Things That I Used to Do Guitar Slim Guitar Slim 1954 Guitar Slim
Traveling Riverside Blues Robert Johnson Robert Johnson 1937 Robert Johnson
Walkin' Blues (ou My Back Mama) Son House Son House 1930 Robert Johnson 1936
Walking By Myself J. A. Lane Jimmy Rogers 1954 Gary Moore 1990
Worried Life Blues Maceo Merriweather Big Maceo 1941 Big Bill Broonzy

Notes et références modifier

  1. ↑ Cover versions of 'Taint Nobody's Biz-ness if I Do by Anna Meyers and Original Memphis Five | SecondHandSongs
  2. ↑ Cover versions of Boom, Boom, Out Goes the Lights by Little Walter | SecondHandSongs
  3. ↑ Original versions of Careless Love written by [Traditional | SecondHandSongs]
  4. ↑ Original versions of Death Letter written by Son House | SecondHandSongs
  5. ↑ Cover versions of Don't Start Me Talkin' by "Sonny Boy" Williamson [1 | SecondHandSongs]
  6. ↑ Cover versions of Soon This Morning Blues by Charlie Spand | SecondHandSongs
  7. ↑ Cover versions of Evenin' by Cab Calloway and His Cotton Club Orchestra | SecondHandSongs
  8. ↑ Original versions of Evil Gal Blues by Sextet with Dinah Washington | SecondHandSongs
  9. ↑ Cover versions of Five Long Years by Eddie Boyd | SecondHandSongs
  10. ↑ Cover versions of Irene written by John Lomax, Leadbelly | SecondHandSongs
  11. ↑ Cover versions of Hide Away by Freddy King | SecondHandSongs
  12. ↑ Cover versions of How Long Daddy, How Long by Ida Cox | SecondHandSongs
  13. ↑ Cover versions of Hush-Hush by Jimmy Reed | SecondHandSongs
  14. ↑ [https://secondhandsongs.com/performance/17205 Cover versions of I Can't Quit You Baby by Otis Rush | SecondHandSongs ]
  15. ↑ Daniel Ichbiah, Le Dictionnaire Rolling Stones : 50 ans de rock, Saint-Victor-d'Épine, City éditions, , 380 p. (ISBN 978-2-8246-0185-4, lire en ligne)

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