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Chers érudits,

Je m'en remet aujourd'hui a vous et votre science infinie pour me sortir d'une sacrée panade ...
En effet depuis quelques années traine sur mon ordinateur un morceau que j'ai reçu sous le nom de Stormy Monday par Jeff Beck. S'il ne fait aucun doute du titre du morceau, j' émet de forts doutes quand au fait qu'il soit dudit Jeff en raison de son caractère très vintage (pré-1965 ?) et par la voix du chanteur (assurément ni celle de Keith Relf, encore moins de Rod Stewart)
Ainsi je suis sans cesse la proie de questions métaphysiques telles que Qu'est-ce ? D 'ou cela vient t' il ? Ou cela va-t' il ? Dans quel état cela peut-il bien errer ??? , et j' espère ardemment que vous serez à même de me soustraire a cette incessante torture ...

D'avance merci

jeff beck "Shapes of Things"

Beck joue ce morceau avec The Nightshift

Ah non, ça c'est sûr, c'est pas Keith Relf qui chante. Je me trompe peut-être, mais je crois que c'est T-Bone Walker.

Ce n'est pas la version de T Bone Walker.
Le titre exact est CALL IT STORMY MONDAY
la version de T Bone

http://www.jiwa.fr/#search/track/{%22domain%22%3A%22track%22%2C%22artistName%22%3A%22T%20BONE%20WALKER%22%2C%22albumName%22%3A%22%22%2C%22songName%22%3A%22CALL%20IT%20STORMY%20MONDAY%22}

Oui mais il en existe plusieurs, et il me semble qu'ils ont enregistré cette chanson ensemble, non ?

Oui mais c'est qui, ce groupe ?

Intéressant, trouvé sur le Web :

There is a problem, though, in that four of the 26 tracks included may well have nothing to do with Jeff Beck, as is recognised in the liner notes. Jeff Beck left the Nightshift in 1962, and although he did occasionally appear with them as late as 1964, there is nothing more than unsubstantiated rumour to suggest he played on their 1965 single, That's My Story. This was the first Tim Rice song to be recorded, after Beck had joined the Yardbirds, and was written that same year. Whoever the guitarist was, he had a choppier style, more like a Mick Green or Mickey Jupp approach. He certainly did play on the Paul Jones B-side, The Dog Presides, but there is no guitar present on the A-side, needlessly included.


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Alors c'est peut-être Tim Rice qui chante ?

un peu de renseignements:

http://allmusic-wingsofdream.blogspot.c ... roups.html

et:
little is known for sure about the Nightshift, apart from the fact that they played a bluesy brand of rock music and they issued two singles, "Corrine, Corrina" b/w "Lavender Tree" and "Stormy Monday Blues" b/w "That's My Story." According to British rock history scholar David Wells, the Nightshift started out with a lot of promise, including help from a charter member of the Rolling Stones, and with a future legend in their ranks -- but they blew it, apparently by being too dedicated to traditional blues ever to find a mass audience or hold on to what they had. They played around London, as did many serious blues bands, circa 1964-1965. They'd gotten together with help from pianist Ian Stewart, who'd arranged for the loan of some instruments initially, and at one point Jeff Beck, of future Yardbirds fame, was playing with them. Beck is rumored to have played on their single "Stormy Monday Blues" b/w "That's My Story," the latter notable as the first song by composer Tim Rice ever to get recorded (on the Pye Records Piccadilly imprint -- his more recent exposure you can blame on Andrew Lloyd Webber and Elton John). Beck actually exited the group before that 1965 disc was recorded, his flashy style of playing grating against their purist approach to blues. It's easy to see who won the larger argument about approaches to the music -- the two suspect sides have been included in various anthologies devoted to Beck's pre-stardom session work, though by the time they appeared he was making a serious noise and name for himself with the Yardbirds. BRUCE ELDER

Donc, ce n'est pas Rice qui chante, mais on ne connait pas le chanteur de the Nightshift!

Haha, merci beaucoup, je savais que je pouvais compter sur vous !
(désolé pour le temps de réponse, je me suis absenté quelques jours pour cause de concert de George Clinton...)