John The Revelator - Cahow (Blues For A Gadfly Petrel)

Year: 1994
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:53
Size: 129,0 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Scans: Full

1. Travellin' On (3:20)
2. Mississippi Twins (3:25)
3. Talkin' Woman Blues (4:12)
4. Memory Pain (5:57)
5. Kokomo (3:57)
6. Homework (3:22)
7. Everyday I Have The Blues (4:37)
8. Ain't Gonna Worry (3:25)
9. Trying To Paint It In The Sky (6:06)
10. Tulsa Time (3:21)
11. Willy & The Handjive (3:06)
12. Bullhorn Drifter (5:15)
13. Cahow (Blues For A Gadfly Petrel) (5:44)

This studio album, which was released in 1994, has been sold out for many years. In 1994 the 25th anniversary of the band is celebrated with the studio album "Cahow". It is pure coincidence that the album is named after a highly endangered species in Bermuda petrel. Later, the band realizes that Peter Green became famous by another petrel, the Albatross.

Cahow is a collection of "straightforward" blues songs, from their own song material to reworked covers of Elmore James and Duster Bennett, and introduces the Mississippi Twins on backing vocals.

Personnel: Cor Dijkhuizen (drums & percussion); Paul Dammers (slide & rhythm guitar); Sjoerd Bosma (keyboards & tenor saxophone, vocals); Tom Huissen (bass & vocals); Frans ten Kleij (lead & rhythm guitar, harmonica).

The Mississippi Twins: Jolanda van Bezooijen and Hetty Koopman.

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