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But sure - nothing more is needed! LEDFOOT a.k.a. Well known from the legendary band The Havalinas, Ledfoot has developed his own solo style with only his 12 string guitar and foot stomps. Ledfoot is probably the best solo liveperformer you will ever see. The only misstep here is an attempt at the burgeoning psychedelic movement on 'Birds Can't Row Boats,' which is as silly as the title, but somehow, compared to everything else on the disc, comes off as a charming abnormally in his discography Winter also covers several songs he obviously was fond of by Chuck Berry, Johnny 'Guitar' Watson, Ray Charles, Mose Allison, Lowell Fulson, and Danny White's 'Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye,' a song that would also show up on his first Alligator release from 1984, Guitar Slinger. Most of the material is comprised of doo wop, R&B, and twist instrumentals, all gritty enough not to be relegated as generic after the first listen. These are the earliest recordings of blues guitarist Johnny Winter recorded in the '60s before he was signed by Columbia in 1968. OK - I MIGHT HAVE A JOHNNY WINTER CD THAT BILL DOESNT HAVE HERE ( let me know what you think Bill ) A handful of blues classics ('Sitting on Top of the World,' for example) round out this outstanding latter-day set of truly authentic Delta blues.

Shines also contributes several fine originals to the set, the driving 'Delta Pine,' and the rhythmically slashing 'Arguing and Boodling,' among them. Not surprisingly, Shines covers several Johnson songs, including 'Terraplane Blues' (here titled 'Dynaflow Blues'), 'Milkcow's Calf Blues' (titled 'Milk Cow Blues'), and 'Tell Me Mama,' a song Shines reportedly learned from Johnson, though Johnson never recorded it. TRADITIONAL DELTA BLUES captures Shines in this context, and features 14 excellent performances that display his passionate singing, fine bottleneck playing, and intricate phrasing in the Johnson tradition. Nevertheless, Shines's electric playing was always greatly informed by the Delta style, and, in the '60s and '70s, he began to revisit his roots in a solo acoustic format. Note: Although Johnny Shines was steeped in Mississippi Delta blues as a youngster, and spent a good deal of time traveling and playing with Robert Johnson (the man largely considered the master of the style), he spent most of the 1940s and '50s fronting electric bands in Chicago. Johnny Shines - Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Steel), Vocals, Slide Guitar, National Steel Guitar * 1991 CD bonus tracks to 1972 Biograph LP Johnny Shines: Sitting On Top Of The World

Beasts of bourbon the low road rar files