Time: 59:23
Size: 135.9 MB
Styles: Chicago blues, Harmonica blues
Year: 2001
Art: Front
[3:46] 1. Leaving In The Morning
[4:45] 2. Hooked On Your Love
[3:28] 3. Let Me Explain My Love
[3:37] 4. So Unhappy
[4:26] 5. You're So Special
[2:41] 6. My Babe
[3:46] 7. The Things I Used To Do
[4:39] 8. Fever
[4:15] 9. You Mistreated Me
[4:32] 10. Blue Lite
[3:33] 11. Snap Your Fingers
[4:17] 12. Mother-In-Law Blues
[3:10] 13. Five Long Years
[2:46] 14. Mystery Train
[4:33] 15. Revelation Blues
[1:01] 16. Route 66
Little Mack Simmons is a criminally ignored blues vocalist and harmonica player that has been around since the 70's and certainly deserves a wider audience. Little Mack has a soulful, rough edged tenor voice and his arragements of both the blues classics and his own original songs bear his own distinctive stamp.
He's a versatile performer who is at home doing country blues, urban blues, jazz and even a few R&B songs. This collection of his earliest recordings in the Seventies and Eightes, on Electro-Fi is an essential recording for any hard-core blues fan. ~Gavin B.
He's a versatile performer who is at home doing country blues, urban blues, jazz and even a few R&B songs. This collection of his earliest recordings in the Seventies and Eightes, on Electro-Fi is an essential recording for any hard-core blues fan. ~Gavin B.
The Best Of Little Mack Simmons: The Electro-Fi Years mc
The Best Of Little Mack Simmons: The Electro-Fi Years zippy
3 comments:
Thanks! These rather obscure bluesmen are a bonus for me! Cheers from Spain...
Little Mac Simmons' earliest recordings go back to the early 60's and C.J. records, not the 70's or 80's or Electro-Fi. Get your information straight.
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