Ry Cooder – Discography (1970-2011) (18 CD) , MP3

Genre: Folk, Blues, Country, Latino, Ethnic
Year of publication: 1970 - 2011
Country" US

Solo Albums
1970 - Ry Cooder (160 Kbps)
1972 - Boomer's Story (320 Kbps)
1972 - Into The Purple Valley (160 Kbps)
1974 - Paradise And Lunch (160 Kbps)
1976 - Chicken Skin Music (160 Kbps)
1976 - Show Time (160 Kbps)
1978 - Jazz (320 Kbps)
1979 - Bop Till You Drop (320 Kbps)
1980 - Borderline (320 Kbps)
1982 - The Slide Area (320 Kbps)
1987 - Get Rhythm (320 Kbps)
2005 - Chavez Ravine (128-320 Kbps)
2007 - My Name Is Buddy (320 Kbps)
2008 - I, Flathead (320 Kbps)
2011 - Pull Up Some Dust And Sit Down (320 Kbps)

Collaborations
1992 - Rising Sons (With Taj Mahal) (320 Kbps)
1992 - Little Village (With John Hiatt, Nick Lowe & Jim Keltner) (320 Kbps)
1993 - A Meeting By The River (With Vishwa Mohan Bhatt) (256 Kbps)
1994 - Talking Timbuktu (With Ali Farka Touré) (320 Kbps)
1997 - Buena Vista Social Club (320 Kbps)
2000 - Hollow Bamboo (With Ronu Majumdar & John Hassell) (192 Kbps)
2003 - Mambo Sinuendo (With Manuel Galbán) (320 Kbps)
2010 - San Patricio (With The Chieftains) (320 Kbps)

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1. Alimony 2. France Chance 3. One Meat Ball 4. Do Re Mi 5. My Old Kentucky Home (Turpentine & Dandelion Wine) 6. How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live 7. Available Space 8. Pigmeat 9. Police Dog Blues 10. Goin' To Brownsville 11. Dark Is The Night CD Anzeige 1971: Into The Purple Valley - Ry Cooder Tracklisting: 1.

Cooder made his debut as a solo artist in 1970 with a self-titled album featuring songs by Leadbelly, Blind Willie Johnson, Sleepy John Estes, and Woody Guthrie. The follow-up, Into the Purple Valley, introduced longtime cohorts Jim Keltner on drums and Jim Dickinson on bass, and it and Boomer's Story largely repeated and refined the syncopated ...

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