Robert Harris, "ghost"

D'une chute à l'autre… En 58 av. J.-C., Cicéron quitte les collines de Rome pour un exil amer. Son talent oratoire et sa finesse de vue l'avaient mené au consulat : la colère de César l'en a déboulonné. Pour retrouver l'Italie et les plus hautes sphères de l'État, l'ancien avocat doit assurer le nouvel homme fort de son soutien. Hélas, Rome n'est plus Rome. …

Various Artists - Let Me Tell You About The Blues - Texas: The Evolution Of Texas Blues (2010) {3 CD Box Set}
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Blues / Regional Blues

‘The blues come to Texas, loping like a mule,’ Blind Lemon Jefferson sang through a shower of surface noise as he made his recording debut in March 1926. He established the primacy of Texas blues musicians that continued unchallenged for the next 30 years, encompassing the likes of Henry ‘Ragtime’ Thomas, Texas Alexander, T-Bone Walker, Smokey Hogg, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Clarence ‘Gatemouth’ Brown, Clarence Garlow, Lil’ Son Jackson, Lowell Fulson and Frankie Lee Sims. Other famous musicians recorded when they were passing through Texas, and that included Lonnie Johnson, Walter Davis, The Mississippi Sheiks, Robert Johnson, Roy Brown, Joe Turner, Honeyboy Edwards, Memphis Slim and Jimmy McCracklin.