Time: 36:06
File: Flac from vinyl
Released: 1983
Styles: Chicago blues
Art: Front, rear
1. Give Me A Drink (3:12)
2. Mean Black Spider (5:04)
3. Sweet Home Chicago (3:41)
4. Going Down South (6:41)
5. Tomorrow Night (4:10)
6. Wailin' The Blues (3:30)
7. Outskirts Of Town (5:35)
8. Re-Consider Baby (4:13)
One of my favorite guitar players at backing up a harp player is the brilliant Louis Myers. Perhaps it was because he also played harmonica so well himself that Louis was such a gifted and empathetic accompanist. He is prominently associated with two of the greatest modern harmonica masters - Little Walter & Junior Wells. Louis and his talented brother Dave, along with brilliant drummer Fred Below,formed one of the absolute standout modern blues ensembles, the Aces.
Louis' musical range was truly impressive. His playing was possessed of strong traditional roots along with an appealing modernity.
He was capable of great sensitivity as well as tremendous drive and intensity. Mr. Myers’ linear concept and chordal work were both rhythmically incisive and propulsive. His playing is chock full of memorableand innovative hooks - both single line and chordal. --- Peter Parcek, bostonblues.com
Wailin' The Blues FLAC
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