Feelin' Down on the South Side culls the best of the albums that were cut in Chicago with top flight selections by Billy Boy Arnold, Homesick James, Otis Spann and James Cotton. Cotton's "One More Mile To Go" with its voodoo backup chorus from the Muddy Waters band is downright bone chilling and eerie. (Cub Koda, Allmusic)
trax:
1. Come On - Otis Spann 2. The Blues Never Die - Otis Spann 3. Feelin' Good - James Cotton 4. One More Mile To Go - James Cotton 5. Two Drinks Of Wine - Billy Boy Arnold 6. School Time - Billy Boy Arnold 7. I Love You Only - Billy Boy Arnold 8. Johnny Mae - Homesick James 9. Gotta Move - Homesick James 10. Dust My Broom - James Cotton 11. Straighten Up, Baby - James Cotton 12. Must Have Been The Devil - Otis Spann 13. I Got A Feeling - Otis Spann 14. Oh Baby - Billy Boy Arnold 15. I'll Forget About You - Billy Boy Arnold 16. Goin' By The River - Billy Boy Arnold 17. Homesick's Blues - Homesick James 18. Goin' Down Swingin' - Homesick James 19. Homesick's Shuffle - Homesick James 20. After Awhile - Otis Spann 21. Billy Boy's Blues - Billy Boy Arnold 22. The Cloud Is Crying - Homesick James
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"THE BLUESVILLE YEARS" Vol.2
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thanks mucho...Nappyrags
Gut wrenching blues (an acceptable redundancy) from the South Side. Makes me a little homesick. I love that feeling. Thanks so much G.
Iggy
BONUS 5 OF 6
Smokestack Lightnin' (Feat. Eddie Angel & Paul Burch) - Stolen Friends (2013) @256
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Smokestack Lightnin' release their 6th studio album on February the 17th 2013 via Witchcraft International/Rodec, distributed through Cargo Records. Recorded in Nashville,Tn.
Recorded in –surprise, surprise! Nashville, Tennessee by the last remaining Nashville icon Eddie Angel and produced by the legendary Paul Burch, the Nürnberg–based band presents- an ambitious but shot from the hip-kind of album that will convince all friends of R&B, classic Rock‘n’Roll and Alternative Country.
In their unique way Smokestack Lightnin' relate stories of murder, despair and many other obscure adventures from the swamp. All songs on “Stolen Friends” are mostly unknown cover-versions from the 60’s, chosen with a keen eye for detail from the bands inexhaustible pool. The material is inspired by numerous cruises through record-shops across the USA where the four picked up more 7, 10 and 12 inches than any airline would allow for luggage regulations.
Eddie Angel is also known as the guitarist for Los Straitjackets and a true legend. Long before the R’n’R -revival-generation had their first day at school, Eddie lived his passion for British Beat headed by the Beatles, instrumental music of the 50’s and 60’s and classic Rock’n’Roll. In the slipstream of those heroes from the 50’s to whom labels like sun records owe their heyday Eddie developed his exceptional talent as a guitarist, songwriter and pioneer of a sound that inspires and intrigues legions of beatniks, rockabillys, punkrockers and all other fans of the old school to the day.
The friendship between Smokestack Lightnin’ and Eddie Angel is long standing being his backing band for years on his solo tours through Europe. Therefore a co-operation for a release comes as no surprise. The involvement of producer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist and “Lambchop” ex-drummer Paul Burch is a different story. With his many solo-albums, he is the bands favorite partner and has committed himself spontaneously to producing “Stolen Friends”. Surely a sign for the quality of Smokestack Lightnin’, celebrating their 20th jubilee in the near future looking back on an eventful career which, apart from the friendship and team work with Bela B (Die Ärzte), their chart success with the cover version of “The Unknown Stuntman” -theme song to the TV-series “The Fall Guy”- countless tours all over the globe, living the dream, love for Alternative Country, R&B and 60’s Rock’n’Roll is proof of the bands authenticity.
To lift a single from “Stolen Friends” the band pre-release the Everly Brothers’ “Gone Gone Gone” as a download version. The song was also tried out by Robert Plant, but unfortunately didn’t get much attention from a wider audience. A shame, because it’s simply a hit, now brought back to life in a smashing performance by Smokestack Lightnin’.
1. Swamp Country 2. Groupy Girl 3. Wanderin´ Soul 4. What have I got on my own 5. U.F.O. 6. Everglades 7. Gone Gone Gone 8. Long line rider 9. Wondrous Place 10. Can´t get away
info
http://www.smokestacklightnin.de/seiten/stolenfriends.php
This Bluesville series is great! Thank you!
Thanks for Bluesville 2
amazing collection of classic blues. thanks a bunch! - peacenik
Thanks a lot for this Bluesville collection !
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