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Album

Son of Boogie Woogie

Label: The Little Village Foundation
Released: 2015
Track listing: Want Ad Blues; Broke and Hungry; Show Biz blues; too Late Brother; Black Cat Bone; Telephone Blues; Getting Nasty; Standing at the Crossroads; Sugar Bee; Jitterbug Swing; Son of Boogie Woogie; Frankie and Johnny.

Album

If Nothing Ever Changes

By Wee Willie Walker

Label: The Little Village Foundation
Released: 2015
Track listing: Read Between The Lines; Help!; Everybody Meets Mr. Blue; I’ve been Watching You; Not That I Care; Is That It; I Don’t Remember Loving You; Funky Way; What Love Can Do; Hands Of Time; If Nothing Ever Changes; Hymn For Lonely Hearts.

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Wee Willie Walker: If Nothing Ever Changes

Read "If Nothing Ever Changes" reviewed by James Nadal

by James Nadal
June 12, 2015

Amidst all the hype, posturing and polished glam in today's music industry, when an unpretentious soul singer rises to the occasion and steps up to the microphone, it is a joyous occasion. With impeccable gospel, R&B, and soul credentials, vocalist Wee Willie Walker has been paying dues since his first recording for Goldwax Records in 1967. ...

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Ron Thompson: Son of Boogie Woogie

Read "Son of Boogie Woogie" reviewed by James Nadal

by James Nadal
June 5, 2015

The Little Village Foundation is a non-profit record label started up under the direction of keyboardist Jim Pugh, who recently retired after twenty-five years with Robert Cray. The mission of this organization is to seek and record obscure yet prodigious musicians who have not received proper recognition and respect. Oakland guitarist Ron Thompson certainly falls into ...