Monday, September 11, 2017

Dave Specter & Lenny Lynn - Blues Spoken Here

Year: 1998
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 73:01
Size: 168,3 MB
Styles: Electric blues, jazzy blues
Scans: Full

1. Blues Spoken Here (5:53)
2. Why My Baby (Keep On Bothering Me) (4:10)
3. Señor Blues (8:25)
4. Boss Funk (5:23)
5. I Stepped In Quicksand (5:48)
6. Just A Dream (10:50)
7. City Boy Blues (4:40)
8. Kiddio (4:28)
9. Blues On My Mind (6:18)
10. Listen Here (7:56)
11. Moanin' (4:59)
12. Roll 'Em Pete (4:06)

Guitarist Specter has always had good singers with him on his Delmark albums and Blues Spoken Here introduces Lenny Lynn. Similar to a previous Specter cohort Barkin' Bill, Lynn has been influenced by Joe Williams (the one who sang with Count Basie) and Brook Benton. Their voices all have that deep, warm sound and Lenny also has that jazz sensibility apparent on the tracks Listen Here and Moanin'.

With four albums of his own, tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander is Delmark's most popular jazz artist. He's featured here on four tracks and knows Lenny from his early days of professional playing. Lenny gave Eric his first gig! Both the studio performances and the two live tracks from Buddy Guy's Legends blues club were recorded the last week of January, '98. /Amazon

Blues Spoken Here mc
Blues Spoken Here zippy

8 comments:

Albert said...

Thank you so much Red Rooster

Red Rooster said...

You're welcome Albert, glad you enjoyed the post.

George said...

This one's really - REALLY! - brilliant. Dave's mastery is the answer to various smartasses who claim that the blues is nothing but five notes played over three chords!

Gustavo Alberto said...

Pleases Can Re-up This album. Thank You

Red Rooster said...

Links for this post updated May 4, 2019.

Gustavo Alberto said...

Red Rooster

Thank you very much.

M@J@ said...

Re-up request, thanks in advance!

Red Rooster said...

Links for this post updated April 26, 2020.