8 thoughts on “ Death Came A-Knockin - Ruthie Foster - Live At Antones (DVD) ”

1. Jun 21,  · This is one of the finest songs on this collection. Death Come A Knockin' is pure gospel music. Ocean of Tears ends the performance with a vocal power rivaled by few, and an eclectic instrumentation that demonstrates Foster's proclivity for musical diversity. Live At Antone's contains a healthy dose of soul seubasonthelerli.tingforwordtanddedesanonjafineso.co(54).

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2. Death Came A-Knockin' Ocean Of Tears: Credits Ruthie Foster: Live At Antone's ‎ (DVD, Album) Blue Corn Music: BCM US: Unknown: Sell This Version: Recommendations Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit Release All Versions of this Release4/5(1).

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3. This really shows an amazing live performance by Ruthie Foster and her family band. Ruthie and each band member's talents really shine. Their unity really is beautiful, as well as Ruthie's connection with the audience. I love their music! There is a nice mix from blues, to reggae, to gospel, and on/5(55).

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4. Sep 29,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Ruthie Foster - Death Came A-Knockin' [Live At Antone's ()] YouTube Ruthie Foster at the Bogalusa Blues &Heritage Festival - Duration: wwozneworleans 21,

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5. Death came a knockin' You know that death came a knockin' on the mama's door Singin' come on mama, ain't you ready to go And my mama stooped down, buckled up.

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6. When she opens up and lets fly on the minute gospel/funk of "Death Comes Knocking," including a spotlight-stealing bass solo from longtime cohort and cousin Tanya Richardson, it's clear the stage is the place to expose her talents to a wider audience. The accompanying DVD helps that enormously.

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7. Die CD Ruthie Foster: Ruthie Foster Live At Antone's (CD + DVD) jetzt probehören und für 16,99 Euro kaufen. Mehr von Ruthie Foster gibt es im Shop. Menü Hörprobe Track Death Came A-Knockin' Death Came A-Knockin' Hörprobe Track Ocean of Tears Ocean of.

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8. “’Ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to my mom, Ruthie Foster,’ begins the new Live at the Paramount. ‘Please enjoy the show.’ Judging from the plus minutes by Austin’s grande roots dame and an strong big band – deep, regal, crackling in the exchange between soul and souls – the opening segue from Maya into.

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