9 Andante flebile, ma non tanto (3:24)ġ3. Moderato assai - Allegro giusto - Adagio con duolo - Allegro giusto (19:03)ģ. Title: Rachmaninoff & Tchaikovsky: Piano Triosġ. Title: Cake Walkin': The Modern Reccordings 1947-48 His sound is not zydeco, but a cross between R&B and blues, with just a touch of zydeco influence (most notably on "Come on Little Girl," on which he plays fiddle).
Big Chenier, incidentally, is not a pseudonym for Clifton Chenier, although he was Clifton Chenier's uncle. Hop Wilson gets a great wiggly steel sound on "That Wouldn't Satisfy," and his boogie "Chicken Stuff" is a previously unissued alternate take.
Most often their electric blues, like Bonner's, has a swampy feel, with Al Smith putting much more vibrato on his voice than most bluesmen do. The collection also includes material by Ashton Savoy, Al Smith, Tal Miller, Hop Wilson, and Big Chenier that's not as interesting as Bonner's offerings, but has its moments. Certainly the best-known of these cuts are the ones by Juke Boy Bonner, who made effectively moody, grungy electric blues, usually with sluggish rhythms on the ten selections here. While about a third of it appeared on the 1965 Storyville LP The Louisiana Blues, the rest of it did not ten tracks were previously unissued, and some of the others didn't surface until they appeared on compilations in the 1990s. It didn't have any Lousiana masters on the order of Slim Harpo, but the material on this disc still makes for acceptable genre fare. The Goldband label recorded a decent share of down-home Louisiana blues between the mid-1950s and mid-1960s, with 30 such outings from the period collected onto this CD. I Wanna Know, I Know Now - Big ChenierĢ8. That Wouldn't Satisfy - Hop Wilson and his BuddiesĢ1. Want To Talk To You Baby - Ashton Savoyġ9. Going Crazy About You - Juke Boy Bonnerġ0. Just Got To Take A Ride - Juke Boy BonnerĠ7. Life Is A Dirty Deal - Juke Boy BonnerĠ6. Can't Hardly Keep From Crying - Juke Boy BonnerĠ4. Suite Retratos III.Anacleto DemadeirosĠ5. 'We can stare them down, laugh at them, belittle them, and drive the darkness back into a hole.'Ġ3. 'I hope to express my faith in people, my faith in the good ideas we're capable of, and that regardless of what opposition we face, the fact that we can surmount these things,' he concludes. A now seasoned songwriter and performer, with more than two decades' experience first as front man of the acclaimed Grant Lee Buffalo then as an accomplished solo artist, Phillips awakens comfort and hope by shining light into darker corners. By turns sardonic, provocative, and illuminating, Widdershins (produced by Phillips and mixed by Tucker Martine) delivers its poetic truths through Phillips's peerless melodic sensibilities, carefully balancing intensity and vulnerability. It's important to me that the music reflect that. Says Phillips, 'This moment is explosive, volatile, and heightened. Its twelve tracks were cut largely live in the studio with the sharp trio of Phillips (guitar, vocals, keyboards), Jerry Roe (drums), and Lex Price (bass) serving as messengers. Beneath the moment's tumultuous veneer, Phillips uncovers resonances spanning centuries 'patterns echoing from the present day to the distant past.
"The things that eat away in the late hours" That urgency inspired the headlong rush of Widdershins available February 23 via Yep Roc in which Grant-Lee Phillips invests the insight, nuance, and wit that has distinguished his songcraft over the past three decades in a riveting dissection of today's fraught social landscape. "I'm drawing on the urgency of the moment," reflects Grant-Lee Phillips.
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