Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Phillip Walker - Heritage Of The Blues: The Best Of Phillip Walker

Size: 105,2 MB
Time: 45:32
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2003
Styles: Electric Texas Blues
Art: Front & Back

01. I'm Tough (Tough As I Want To Be) (3:51)
02. Laughin' & Clownin' (3:49)
03. Hello My Darling (2:09)
04. Tin Pan Alley (5:06)
05. Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark (4:39)
06. El Paso Blues (4:30)
07. If We Can Find It (2:32)
08. Breakin' Up Somebody's Home (2:58)
09. Go Ahead And Take Her (4:21)
10. The Struggle (2:43)
11. Someday You'll Have These Blues (2:42)
12. The Blues And My Guitar (6:05)

Heritage of the Blues: The Best of Phillip Walker rounds up 12 highlights from his '70s and '80s Playboy, Joliet, Rounder, and High Tone recordings. The Louisiana-born, Texas-raised Walker made records that were gritty, yet they still remained solid, soul-inflected contemporary blues albums. The bulk of the highlights from his records, including "Someday You'll Have These Blues," "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark," and "Laughin' & Clownin'," are featured, making this a fine introduction to Walker's most popular recordings. If you like what you hear, check out Bottom of the Top and Tough as I Want to Be. ~Review by Al Campbell

Heritage Of The Blues

2 comments:

Rockinxxl said...

Bluestender, please send you link for this album
regards
walter

Bluestender said...

Post has a new link. Enjoy :)