![]() The vintage soul aesthetic is idiomatic of 1960s blues/soul, a sound that’s so refreshing to hear as music in general sounds so different in the 2020s.Įtta James, “I’d Rather Go Blind”: Throwback Vibez □️□ No. Furthermore, the music – the arrangement and production – are simply beautiful. Listening to it, it’s clear, there was and will only be ONE Etta James. James sings □ “I’d Rather Go Blind” with incredible expression and nuance. Regardless, songs like “I’d Rather Go Blind” that offer multiple possibilities are truly brilliant.īeyond the clever lyrics, everything else about Etta James’ classic is exceptional as well. The ‘alternate’ perspective is possible by all means, though personally, I find it to be a slight stretch. A - Published By Fame Publishing Co., Inc. Id Rather Go Blind è un brano scritto e interpretato dalla grandissima Etta James contenuto nellalbum Tell Mama pubblicato nel 1968. The other interpretation is perhaps a mother is losing her son and that’s what’s made her feel sad. Etta James Tell Mama / Id Rather Go Blind Style: Rhythm & Blues, Soul Notes. This is owed to the clever nature of the lyrics. However, throwing in lyrics like child and even the repeated use of boy open up “I’d Rather Go Blind” to a potentially different interpretation. “Something told me it was over,” she sings on the first line of the first verse, continuing, “When I saw you and her talking.” That adds up perfectly to an ended relationship. Early on, all indications suggest that that’s the direction Etta James (and her songwriters) were opting for. “Something deep down in my soul said, ‘Cry girl,’ / When I saw you and that girl, walking around.” Intriguing.įrom my perspective, thematically, “I’d Rather Go Blind” appears to be about a defunct romantic relationship. The late, great blues and R&B musician earned a surefire hit with this gem from her 1968 album, □ Tell Mama. “I would rather, I would rather go blind boy / Than to see you walk away from me child.” Those lyrics hail from the timeless, □ Etta James classic, □ “I’d Rather Go Blind”. ![]() Something told me it was over when I saw you and him walking. Sheet music arranged for Piano/Vocal/Guitar, and Singer Pro in A Major (transposable). Id Rather Go Blind - Live This songs dedicated to the late Etta James. The records that grace Throwback Vibez □️□ are older, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re ancient – no fossils □! All genres of music are welcome – we don’t discriminate ‘round here! In the 75 th edition of Throwback Vibez □️□ (2022), we recollect and reflect on □ “I’d Rather Go Blind”, performed by □ Etta James. Print and download Id Rather Go Blind sheet music by Etta James. ![]() The vibes, the vibes, those Throwback Vibez □️□! Throwback Vibez □️□ is a column that celebrates awesome songs from the past. You can thank me later.Ĭheck out her upcoming area shows here and her European dates here.Reading Time: 3 min read In the 75 th edition of Throwback Vibez (2022), we recollect and reflect on “I’d Rather Go Blind” by Etta James. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group I'd Rather Go Blind Rod Stewart The Best Of Rod Stewart 1972 The Island Def Jam Music Group Released on. Do yourself a favor and find out why our best kept local music secret is about to be exposed. The Julie Rhodes Band have a bunch of concerts coming up in May before leaving for their first ever European tour at the end of that month. You should probably get to one of her upcoming shows before everyone else catches on, and I can assure you that time is waning. Julie Rhodes and her band deliver that punch in full force right to your heart with their version. Questa base musicale è una cover del brano Id rather go blind reso celebre da Etta James. Etta James magnificently laid the groundwork on this track and created an emotional punch. Those familiar with her live show know this tune has become a standard during her performance, bringing shouts of joy as the guitar refrain kicks in and the keys smoothly fall into place. Rhodes’s take on the Etta James classic brings new life to the song as she belts out each lyric with enough soulful ferocity to bring chills to your spine and tears to your eyes. This is the second time we have focused on the Somerville musician, and for good reason. The latest WFMO X Music Savage Show “Song of the Week†spotlight is on the fantastic cover of “I’d Rather Go Blindâ€Â from our very own Julie Rhodes.
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