Little Arthur Duncan - Singin' With The Sun

Year: 1999
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 69:04
Size: 159,5 MB
Styles: Electric blues, harmonica blues
Scans: Full

1. Pretty Thing (4:38)
2. Knockin' On Your Door (4:56)
3. No Place To Go (4:03)
4. Sugar Bee (9:12)
5. Mattie Mae (3:41)
6. Itchin' Back (3:50)
7. Singin' With The Sun (6:56)
8. Tribute To Jimmy Reed (4:07)
9. Bad Reputation (3:13)
10. Trackmarks (5:41)
11. Leaving Mississippi (4:10)
12. Blues After Hours (5:11)
13. My Baby Left Me Out On The Road (3:45)
14. Singin' With The Sun (Remix) (5:35)

This is a great record from a virtually unknown. Duncan's 65 years old, lived on the Westside most of his life, and plays harp in the styles of Jimmy Reed and Slim Harpo. Little Arthur Duncan is a powerful blues singer and harmonica player who pounds away at you with his voice, reminiscent of the heavy, unpolished blues singers like Floyd Jones. Arthur has been surrounded by the classic postwar sounds almost all of his life. At sixty five, he's part of the second generation of Chicago bluesmen, just behind Muddy, Wolf, Sonny Boy #2 and Elmore James. Singin' With The Sun showcases Little Arthur's talents as dynamic performer and singer of unique urgency. With the Rockin' Johnny Band and special guests Eddie Taylor, Jr. and Billy Flynn.

(For personnel details, see artwork included.)

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