Size: 182,4 MB
Time: 78:59
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1998
Styles: Blues
Art: Full
1. The Moon Is Rising (7:01)
2. Earl's Blues (3:22)
3. Conversion Blues (4:48)
4. Guitar Rag (4:34)
5. Hooker N' Steve (6:45)
6. I'm Your Main Man (3:38)
7. New Riviera (4:18)
8. Strung Out Woman Blues (4:58)
9. Little Carey's Jump (3:51)
10. Take Me Back To East St. Louis (4:13)
11. Improvisations On Dust My Broom (7:43)
12. Improvisations On Frosty (6:40)
13. Can't Hold Out Much Longer (9:13)
14. Swingin' At Theresa's (7:49)
The first eight tracks of this 79-minute compilation of late-'60s material originally appeared on Arhoolie's Hooker'n'Steve LP; a couple of others showed up on Arhoolie's His First & Last Recordings, while the four remaining cuts were previously unreleased. Hooker didn't have long to live when these were laid down in 1968 and (for the most part) 1969, but he's in real good form on guitar, although he only takes an occasional vocal (other band members help out on other tracks, and some are instrumental).
Indications are from the liner notes that the sessions were run on a no-frills budget, but it's very respectable '60s Chicago electric blues with a shade of funky soul and a hot live feel, and Hooker's guitar has an upfront bite and presence. Actually, the instrumentals are highlights, particularly "Hooker N' Steve" with its smoking guitar-organ duets. /Richie Unterberger, AllMusic
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
Indications are from the liner notes that the sessions were run on a no-frills budget, but it's very respectable '60s Chicago electric blues with a shade of funky soul and a hot live feel, and Hooker's guitar has an upfront bite and presence. Actually, the instrumentals are highlights, particularly "Hooker N' Steve" with its smoking guitar-organ duets. /Richie Unterberger, AllMusic
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
The Moon Is Rising mc
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4 comments:
Nice distillation of his Arhoolie material. Thanks, RR!
Thanks Rooster! Much appreciated! :)
bought this on cd direct from Arhooie many years ago;great album.
You're most welcome Pmac, Daba and Anizehhoo, glad you guys enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comments, they are appreciated.
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