Time: 51:04 + 47:25
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2021
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
CD 1:
1. Lamplight Baby (3:50)
2. When My Mama Was Living (4:20)
3. The Women That I've Known (5:44)
4. Look At The Children Run (4:36)
5. New Jersey Women (2:46)
6. Sugar's Harmonica Boogie (3:40)
7. Cadillac Blues (6:52)
8. Why Don't You Come On Home (5:38)
9. Soon Forgotten (5:33)
10. The Whole World (4:28)
11. Sweet Elesse (3:31)
CD 2:
1. King Bee (5:36)
2. Dead Stray Dog (2:44)
3. Sweet Blood Call (3:29)
4. Pretty Woman (5:50)
5. Death Of Elesse (5:50)
6. Rockin' Red (4:52)
7. Rollin' & Tumblin' (5:24)
8. Louisiana Boogie (7:43)
9. Midnight Rambler (2:25)
10. Ride On (3:27)
Louisiana Red had made his first English appearance at the end of 1977. Red was the artist who said: "Give me some money and let's make an album." I thought: "And let's make it live." Red told me about this amazing harmonica player living in Paris, Sugar Blue. We made contact and booked him a train ticket. He arrived in London and told this amazing tale of being discovered on the streets of Paris by The Rolling Stones. And so to the 100 Club. Red and Blue set forth on stage to make the album. Some songs from Red solo and some with Blue adding harmonica. This album is a document of an evening in London that will never come again.
Red Funk 'N Blue: The Complete 1978 Recordings (2 CD) mc
Red Funk 'N Blue: The Complete 1978 Recordings (2 CD) zippy

11 comments:
hmm, this must be interesting, thank you for posting, RR.
Thanks Rooster! This is the kind of special recordings from the 70s coming out of Europe! :)
many thanks for this RR.
You're most welcome George, Daba and Bob Mac, glad you guys enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comments, they are appreciated.
Gem!
SWEET! Many thanks!!!
You're most welcome Muddyw123 and Soulpapa, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comments, they are appreciated.
A lovely atmosphere on this. Thanks Red Rooster
You're most welcome Pheebster, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comment, it's appreciated.
Great!.
Many thanks!.
You're most welcome Ramson, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comment, it's appreciated.
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