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That
Label: Alligator Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. That's Right!
2. We Can't Make It
3. Shame, Shame, Shame
4. How Long Will It Last?
5. You're Driving Me Crazy
6. Ocean Of Tears
Roomful of Blues: That
by Chris M. Slawecki
A few numbers: 40 band alumnae, 35 years, 16 albums, 4 Grammy Award nominations, and 2 W.C. Handy Awards since the group was founded by keyboardist Al Copley and guitarist Duke Robillard. Roomful of Blues’ resume includes Joe Turner, Jimmy Witherspoon, and Eddie “Cleanhead” Vinson and was once called “the hottest blues band I’ve ever heard” ...
Wicked
Label: Alligator Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: It's 2 A.M.; Not Tonight; Love Scene; The Other Woman; Whole Lotta Water; Beat Up Guitar; Miss Hy Ciditty; Up on 1-2-5; Wild, Wild Woman; The Fool You're Looking For; If He Moves His Lips; Steamy Windows; It's My Own Tears
Shemekia Copeland: Wicked
by Ed Kopp
Young blues belter Shemekia Copeland is often compared to Koko Taylor, Etta James and Aretha Franklin. With only two albums in her discography, Copeland has a long row to hoe before she belongs on the same high pedestal as those three legends. Still, the 21-year-old daughter of Johnny Copeland is a fine blues shouter who can ...
Koko Taylor: Royal Blue
by Ed Kopp
Now regarded as the Queen of the Blues, Koko Taylor is a classic female blues shouter who favors the raw, electric energy of Chicago blues. On Royal Blue, Taylor’s feisty singing helps to inspire a star-studded supporting cast that includes B.B. King, Keb’ Mo’, Johnnie Johnson and Kenny Wayne Shepherd.No singer gives more or ...
Corey Harris, Henry Butler: Vu Du Menz
by Ed Kopp
Critics and musicians routinely refer to veteran New Orleans pianist Henry Butler as “a genius." An eclectic virtuoso who’s studied everything from avant-garde jazz to opera to New Orleans R&B, Butler plays piano like he has four hands instead of two. As talented as Butler is, I’ve preferred his jazz and R&B albums to his blues ...
