Time: 63:28
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1993
Styles: Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues
Art: Full
01. Boozoo Stomp (4:11)
02. Gator Tail (3:07)
03. Voodoo Idol (5:22)
04. Run & Hide (4:21)
05. Ellie May (2:15)
06. Cigarette Blues (2:55)
07. Hot For A Woman (4:17)
08. Lets Go Jookin' (3:02)
09. Keep Your Hands Off Of Him (3:28)
10. Stormy Monday (5:19)
11. Big Mamoo (4:42)
12. St. Pete Kid (3:13)
13. Snakie's Ribs (3:24)
14. Truckin' Little Sucker (5:53)
15. St. Pete Stomp (7:53)
Rock Bottom started playing the Blues at the age of eighteen. His instrument was the harmonica and the year was 1966. Rock honed his razor edged tone in West central Florida jook joints during the 60's. Rough places like The Honey Dripper, The Palms and Richard Fun Spot in Bradenton. Rock played his music, tunes by Muddy Water, Howlin' Wolf and Sonny Boy Williamson, to a mostly middle-aged, black audience. He also toured Scandinavia and Europe over 30 times beginning in 1981 and had performed at countless shows and festivals throughout the United States. See for yourself what the fuss is all about. Harp lovers will love this!
Harmaniac
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