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King of Dowling Street
Label: Sunset Blvd. Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Moanin’ Blues, Leavin’ Blues, Late In The Evening, Lightnin’ Jump, Long Gone Like A Turkey, Through The
Corn,
How Long Have It Been Since You Been Home, Mojo Hand, Glory Be, How Long Has The Train Been Gone,
Have
You Ever Loved A Woman, Santa, Black Mare Trot, Coffee For Mama, Awful Dream, Sometimes She Will,
Shine On
Moon, Houston Bound, Baby I Don’t Care, Give Me Time To Think, No Education, This Time We’re Going To
Try,
Christmas Time Is Coming, Let’s Work Awhile, The Jet, I Don’t Need You Woman, I Wish I Was A Baby, This
Crazy
Song, Lightnin’s Love, Take It If You Want It, Have Have You Been, My Baby Was Crying For Bread, I Wonder
Where She Can Be Tonight, Feel Like Ballin’ The Jack, Rainy Day In Houston, How Does It (inst.,) A Man Like
Me Is
Hard To Find, Movin’ Out, You Just Gotta Miss Me, World’s In A Tangle, Shinin’ Moon, Your Gonna Miss Me
When
I’m Gone, Big Black Cadillac Blues, Baby Please Don’t Go, Houston Rock, Leave Jike Mary Alone, Rock Me
All Night
Long, Don’ Treat That Man The Way You Treat Me, Cook My Breakfast, You Treat Po’ Lightnin’ Wrong, I Got
Your
Hook In My Water, Mighty Crazy, My Babe, Last Night I Lost The Best Friend I Ever Had, Mr. Charlie (part 2,)
Baby
Scratch My Back, Mojo Hand, Shining Moon
Lightnin' Hopkins: King of Dowling Street
by Scott Gudell
Lightnin' Hopkins was “Laidback, mildly mysterious and the epitome of street corner cool" according to informative liner notes. Well, there is a lot of Hopkins (1912--1982) music coming at you on The King of Dowling Street, a generous, smartly packaged three-disc, '100 proof' triple strength blues collection. Dowling Street was THE Houston street if ...
Professor Longhair: The Bach of Rock
by Scott Gudell
Some people swear Professor Longhair (1918--1980) was at the very first New Orleans Mardi Gras back in 1699. However, the truth is that he probably started boppin' and hoppin' at the annual celebration a few years after World War I. He kept going until he passed in 1980 and he experienced over a half century of ...
Introspection
By Brian Auger
Label: Sunset Blvd. Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: CD 1: Freddie's Flight; It Burns Me Up; Butterfly; Isola Natale; The Lady's in Love; Midnight Sun; Season of the Witch; Inner City Blues; Light My Fire; Happiness Is Just Around the Bend; Fanfare for the Common Blue Turkey. CD 2: Planet Earth Calling; Sea of Tranquility; This Wheel's on Fire; Just Me Just You; The Road to Cairo; Indian Rope Man; Sundown; Second Wind; Somebody Help Me; We Three Kings; Whenever You're Ready; Future Pilot; CD 3: Ella; Pavane; Cry Me a River; Birds of Paradise; Lament for Miss Baker; Jam Side Down; If You Could See Me Now; Homeward; Looking in the Eye of the World; Dawn of Another Day; Voices of Other Times; I've Gotta Go Now
The Bach of Rock
Label: Sunset Blvd. Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: Bald Head, Mardi Gras In New Orleans, Boyd's Bounce, Bye Bye Baby, East St. Louis Baby, Professor
Longhair's
Boogie, Tipitina, Big Chief, Jambalaya, Got My Mojo Workin', How Long Has That Train Been Gone, Rum &
Coca-
Cola, Doin' It, Hey Now Baby, Her Mind Is Gone, Whole Lotta Lovin', Woke Up This Morning, Auld Lang
Syne, Mardi
Gras In New Orleans (inst.,) Tell Me Pretty Baby, Mess Around, Every Day I Have The Blues, I'm Movin' On,
Cry To
Me, Gone So Long, Stagger Lee, Stompin' With Fess, Is Everything Alright, Junko Partner, Rockin'
Pneumonia,
Lovely Lady, She Walked Right In, Since I Lost My Baby, Untitled (inst.,) Every Day I Have The Blues (inst.)
Brian Auger: Introspection
by Doug Collette
A purposefully more far-ranging companion piece to The Best of Brian Auger's Oblivion Express (PolyGram, 1996), among other such compendia, Introspection is keyboardist/composer Brian Auger's personally-curated anthology covering the span of his career. In keeping with John Sellard's graphic design that features an array of period photos, the three-CDs' sound is as impeccable as its track ...
Groovemeisters: Dennis Coffey and Barry Goldberg
by Doug Collette
Any musiclover worth his or her salt will testify to the fact that some of the best instrumentalists are the greatest unsung heroes. Playing during any given era of rock and roll, blues, jazz or funk, in any cross-fertilization thereof, session players, sidemen and collaborators of comparatively low profiles can be part and parcel of the ...
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