Year: 2017
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 68:11
Size: 157,1 MB
Styles: Acoustic blues
Scans: Full
1. North Street Blues (3:47)
2. Fixin' To Die (4:11)
3. Good Mill Blues (4:10)
4. Black Rat Swing (3:50)
5. Walking Blues (5:41)
6. I Still Love You (4:06)
7. Canned Heat Blues (3:54)
8. Pea Vine Blues (6:03)
9. Blues In The Bottle (4:08)
10. The Big C Moan (6:50)
11. Kokomo Blues (3:31)
12. Baileys Blues (3:49)
13. Louisiana Blues (6:11)
14. If Women Were Like Dogs (4:14)
15. Down In The Bottom (3:38)
Big Creek Slim, a.k.a. Marc Rune, is a blues artist who was born and raised in Ikast, a small town in Central Denmark. In particular, Big Creek Slim is immersed in the pre-WWII country blues of the Mississippi Delta region of the United States.
Dig into the 15 live tracks, including six originals, on Good Mill Blues: Greasy Chicken Sessions Vol. 1. You'll get a taste of where hes coming from stunning performances of the works of Son House (Walking Blues), Bukka White (Fixin to Die), Muddy Waters (Louisiana Blues), Charlie Patton (Pea Vine Blues) and more as well as the personal contribution he makes to the tradition with his original songs. Throughout, his voice and guitar work reflect a command of the artform that comes only from a combination of natural gifts and relentless commitment.
Dig into the 15 live tracks, including six originals, on Good Mill Blues: Greasy Chicken Sessions Vol. 1. You'll get a taste of where hes coming from stunning performances of the works of Son House (Walking Blues), Bukka White (Fixin to Die), Muddy Waters (Louisiana Blues), Charlie Patton (Pea Vine Blues) and more as well as the personal contribution he makes to the tradition with his original songs. Throughout, his voice and guitar work reflect a command of the artform that comes only from a combination of natural gifts and relentless commitment.
Good Mill Blues: Greasy Chicken Sessions Vol. 1 mc
Good Mill Blues: Greasy Chicken Sessions Vol. 1 gofile
Album: Bad Luck Child: Greasy Chicken Sessions Vol. 2
Year: 2017
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 64:48
Size: 149,4 MB
Styles: Acoustic blues
Scans: Full
1. Bad Luck Child (4:51)
2. Traveling Riverside Blues (3:22)
3. Cherry Ball (5:41)
4. No Good Blues (4:01)
5. Milkcow's Calf Blues (3:43)
6. Long Way From Home (4:15)
7. Crawlin' King Snake (4:02)
8. Friars Point Blues (3:19)
9. Hammock Blues (3:57)
10. Rambling On My Mind (4:32)
11. A Stranger Everywhere I Go (3:27)
12. Maggie Campbell Blues (4:14)
13. Woman Don't Lie (4:12)
14. Low Down Rainy Memphis Blues (4:29)
15. Dirty Mother For You (3:18)
16. Keep On Rockin' (3:18)
Big Creek Slim, a.k.a. Marc Rune, is a blues artist who was born and raised in Ikast, a small town in Central Denmark. In particular, Big Creek Slim is immersed in the pre-WWII country blues of the Mississippi Delta region of the United States.
Throughout the album, his voice and guitar work reflect a command of the artform that comes only from a combination of natural gifts and relentless commitment.
Throughout the album, his voice and guitar work reflect a command of the artform that comes only from a combination of natural gifts and relentless commitment.
Bad Luck Child: Greasy Chicken Sessions Vol. 2 mc
Bad Luck Child: Greasy Chicken Sessions Vol. 2 gofile


14 comments:
I've never heard of this guy, but this looks really interesting. Thanks for sharing and exposing me to something new.
You're welcome Jjeconomist, glad you enjoyed the post and I hope you enjoyed the music too. Thanks for your comment.
RR, possible to renew links? TIA
Links for this post updated January 19, 2019.
Hey Red Rooster,
Is it possible to repost the links, i tried them all but they're all dead; Thx
Links for this post updated June 4, 2019.
Many thx for the repost RR
The Zippy files have gone dead for Vol. 1 & 2. I'll appreciate a reup when you have some time
Links for this post updated September 9, 2019.
TYVM Red Rooster
Damn, I missed these albums...any chance to re-up`Thanks!
Links for this post updated April 11, 2021.
Please Red Rooster new Links. Thank You In advanced
Links for this post updated October 23, 2024.
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