Size: 93,0 MB
Time: 37:45
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1994
Styles: Blues
Art: Full
01. Singin' The Blues (With Bobby Phillips) (3:39)
02. Somethin's Wrong (With Larry Pierce) (3:02)
03. I Should Have Known (With John Lee Hooker) (3:26)
04. Bad Whiskey (With Gregg Allman, Katie Webster) (3:08)
05. Shaken (With Lydia Pense) (3:15)
06. Sho Ain't Nothin' Nice (With Rick Baker) (3:47)
07. Half That Woman (With Guitar Mac) (3:13)
08. If You Only Knew (With John Louis Walker) (2:10)
09. I'll Always Love You (With Katie Webster) (5:13)
10. Your Sweet Lovin' (With Guitar Gypsy) (3:20)
11. People Don't Care (With Lydia Pense) (3:27)
Who hasn’t Deacon Jones played with?
IT’s hard to find someone that hasn’t played with Deacon Jones. From Baby Huey, Curtis Mayfield and Freddie King to John Lee Hooker and Walter Trout and GreggAllman. Deacon Jones has seen them all and jammed with them. The undisputed King of the Hammond B-3 Organ, you can hear Deacon play on hundreds of Albums.
Deacon possesses a flair and fire in performance that completely masks his secret, special gift. Beyond the ebullient, flamboyant stage persona is one of the sweetest, wittiest, and most elegant writer/composer imaginable. Raised in Richmond, Indiana Deacon started his music career playing trumpet. It wasn’t long before Deacon was behind the organ and he has never looked.
In 1978 Deacon was asked to sit in for one set with John Lee after which John turned to Deacon and said “Can you travel”. And travel Deacon has. For 17 years Decon was Hook’s (John Lee Hooker) main man. Band leader and MC, Deacon Jones entertains. Tours of Europe, North and South America and Japan in front of record crowds.
Recently Deacon has reunited the “Coast to Coast Blues Band” with other former members of John Lee Hooker’s former Band. Joining Deacon is guitarist Rich Kirch, Bassist Ron Perry and Bryant Mills. To perform many John Lee Hooker songs the band is accompanied by the incrediable voice of Kathi McDonald, and Archie Lee Hooker.
Appearing on Deacon’s Solo Albums are artists such as Gregg Allman, John Lee Hooker, Buddy Miles, Eddie Money, Lester Chambers Guitar Mac, Guitar Gypsy and many others.
IT’s hard to find someone that hasn’t played with Deacon Jones. From Baby Huey, Curtis Mayfield and Freddie King to John Lee Hooker and Walter Trout and GreggAllman. Deacon Jones has seen them all and jammed with them. The undisputed King of the Hammond B-3 Organ, you can hear Deacon play on hundreds of Albums.
Deacon possesses a flair and fire in performance that completely masks his secret, special gift. Beyond the ebullient, flamboyant stage persona is one of the sweetest, wittiest, and most elegant writer/composer imaginable. Raised in Richmond, Indiana Deacon started his music career playing trumpet. It wasn’t long before Deacon was behind the organ and he has never looked.
In 1978 Deacon was asked to sit in for one set with John Lee after which John turned to Deacon and said “Can you travel”. And travel Deacon has. For 17 years Decon was Hook’s (John Lee Hooker) main man. Band leader and MC, Deacon Jones entertains. Tours of Europe, North and South America and Japan in front of record crowds.
Recently Deacon has reunited the “Coast to Coast Blues Band” with other former members of John Lee Hooker’s former Band. Joining Deacon is guitarist Rich Kirch, Bassist Ron Perry and Bryant Mills. To perform many John Lee Hooker songs the band is accompanied by the incrediable voice of Kathi McDonald, and Archie Lee Hooker.
Appearing on Deacon’s Solo Albums are artists such as Gregg Allman, John Lee Hooker, Buddy Miles, Eddie Money, Lester Chambers Guitar Mac, Guitar Gypsy and many others.
Makin' Blues History Vol. 1
Size: 92,3 MB
Time: 37:11
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2002
Styles: Blues
Art: Full
01. If The Blues Was Money (With Eddie Money) (4:06)
02. Nothin' But The Blues (With Lester Chambers) (3:27)
03. Chasin' You (With Bobby Phillips & Eddie Money) (3:28)
04. Hit Man (With Bobby Phillips) (3:45)
05. I've Done Changed (With Eddie Money & Lydia Pense) (3:25)
06. I Know, I Owe (With Lester Chambers) (2:47)
07. My Hometown (With Elvin Bishop & John Lee Hooker) (4:37)
08. Shaken (With Charlie Brechtel, Dr. John & Lydia Pense) (3:13)
09. Drinkin' Bad Whiskey (With Dr. John, Gregg Allman, Katie Webster) (3:07)
10. Hard Headed Woman (With Lester Chambers) (2:18)
11. Mr. Badluck (With Lester Chambers) (2:52)
After more than 40 years as a bandleader and sideman for some of the greatest names in the history f the Blues and R&B, this legendary master of the Hammond B-3 releases some of his best recordings from his personal archives. All original songs written by Deacon Jones, all previously unreleased. With special guests Eddie Money, John Lee Hooker, Gregg Allman, Dr. John, Elvin Bishop, Katie Webster, Joe Louis Walker and more.
Jonesin' For Money
3 comments:
Hi Bluestender.
My great thanks for this two albums.
...but in "Makin' Blues History Vol.1" album, you missing track 10 - "It's A Shame".
If you would, and have this track, please send his to this album (maybe link given to comments)
Thanks for this unique Artist and albums. :-)
new link with all 12 tracks
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/vXtqyNqp/file.html
Hi Ramirez
My great thanks for your helping hand.
Thanks man! :-)
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