Bitrate: MP3@VBR ~254K/s
Time: 71:17
Size: 127,4 MB
Styles: Electric blues, harmonica blues
Scans: Full
1. Some White People Can Dance (4:21)
2. Jackson Police (3:53)
3. That Kind Of Love (3:38)
4. Over The Fence (3:47)
5. Shim Sham Shimmy (3:26)
6. Standing At The Crossroads Again (3:29)
7. Waiting On Ice (3:56)
8. Extra Mile (4:54)
9. Cave Man Rock (3:07)
10. Doo Wop Shang-A-Lang Shimmy Shimmy (5:30)
11. Subway Swing (5:03)
12. Big Top Hat (4:05)
13. Gerinomo Rock (3:34)
14. Harpoon Man (3:36)
15. Dixie Diner (3:16)
16. Good Rocking Woman (5:01)
17. Let it Rock (2:48)
18. Last Night (3:45)
Subtitled "Fingers Taylor Greatest Hits" and compiled from a variety of sources, this makes a marvelous introduction to this well-kept secret of the harmonica world. Taylor's world-class chops are all over this disc, showing off a variety of styles while attacking an equally wide range of genres that show off his considerable skills as both interpreter and molder of his own blues and rock & roll landscape. Unlike most harmonica virtuosos, however, Taylor surrenders always to the needs of the song, showcasing his instrument when the tune calls for it, using it for punctuation on others and never overplaying his hand or overstaying his musical welcome.
His hard Southern rockin' style is heard to good advantage on "Extra Mile," the funky "Waiting On Ice," "Cave Man Rock" (with some fine uncredited Lonnie Mack-style guitar work), "Over the Fence," John Kilzer's "Jackson Police," and a tune he co-wrote with his boss of 25 years, Jimmy Buffett, "Some White People Can Dance." Taylor's ear for a great original tune is further substantiated by the presence of "Big Top Hat," Mickey Jupp's "Standing at the Crossroads Again," and "That Kind of Love," while his considerable blues chops are highlighted on Little Walter's "Last Night," Champion Jack Dupree's "Shim Sham Shimmy," Jerry McCain's "Geronimo Rock" and his own "Good Rockin' Woman." Definitely the set to add to your collection to start investigating the music of this harmonica hero of the Jimmy Buffett band. /Cub Koda, AllMusic
His hard Southern rockin' style is heard to good advantage on "Extra Mile," the funky "Waiting On Ice," "Cave Man Rock" (with some fine uncredited Lonnie Mack-style guitar work), "Over the Fence," John Kilzer's "Jackson Police," and a tune he co-wrote with his boss of 25 years, Jimmy Buffett, "Some White People Can Dance." Taylor's ear for a great original tune is further substantiated by the presence of "Big Top Hat," Mickey Jupp's "Standing at the Crossroads Again," and "That Kind of Love," while his considerable blues chops are highlighted on Little Walter's "Last Night," Champion Jack Dupree's "Shim Sham Shimmy," Jerry McCain's "Geronimo Rock" and his own "Good Rockin' Woman." Definitely the set to add to your collection to start investigating the music of this harmonica hero of the Jimmy Buffett band. /Cub Koda, AllMusic
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12 comments:
I have desperately been seeking a 320 copy of this compilation but haven't found one. So, I decided to post this vbr copy but I'm pretty confident it will be to your satisfaction since this compilation album contains some really good stuff. Should anyone out there have a 320 copy (or FLAC for conversion), I would gladly accept it and update the post. /Sincerely, Red Rooster
I'll give it a spin. Thanx Rooster
Hey Red,
Many thanks for this post. Didn't know this was out there. Great player.
Interesting post. Thanks.
Thanks for this. Been watching the free Jimmy Buffett concerts on Wed. + Sat. nights and Fingers Taylor has been on many of the old shows. This will be fun.
You're most welcome guys, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comments.
Just doin' my listen... to These old fucked up ears, sounds great. Good album. Thanx again.
Hope you up there on the other side of the world are well. As always, amazin'
and I looked in all my iffy places, and still couldn't find it...
Thanks for having looked around Happymonk.
Is it also possible to have a new link for this album (VBR is Ok for me)
New Link🤙💙🎼😎
Taylor, Greg 'Fingers' - 1998 Hotel Maids, Highways & Honkytonks VBR
https://mega.nz/file/CJciCZ6B#SkbENLWATrQtw4PMoly6ZBZkkM24DNsfXN6SdzpdTtE
Hi daba ! Thanks a lot for your help !
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