Size: 84.3 MB
Time: 36:02
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1988
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Soul
Art: Front & Back
01. Fed Up With Music (5:44)
02. Slowly (4:27)
03. Bad Track Record (4:40)
04. Bus Station (3:53)
05. Feel Like Stroking (3:47)
06. Johnny B (4:33)
07. Stumbling Blocks And Stepping Stones (4:37)
08. Make Me Feel Real Good Tonight (4:21)
Personnel:
Zora Young: Vocals
Maurice John Vaughn: Guita, Tenor Sax
Carey Bell: Harmonica
A.C. Reed: Tenor Sax
Douglas Watson: Bass
Bill Leathers: Drums
Leo Davis: Keyboards
Jerry Soto: Keyboards, Strings
Boney Danny Fields: Trumpet
Despite the prominent presence of celebrated blues artist Howlin' Wolf in her family tree, singer Zora Young grew up singing not blues, but gospel. Even when the Mississippi native shook off her roots at the age of seven to relocate with her family to Chicago, she attended the Greater Harvest Baptist Church and continued to sing gospel. It wasn't until later that she switched over to R&B, and evolved into a powerhouse blues vocalist with three decades of experience behind her. She has performed with a long list of artists, including Junior Wells, Jimmy Dawkins, Bobby Rush, Buddy Guy, Professor Eddie Lusk, Albert King, and B.B. King. Her recording credits include collaborations with Willie Dixon, Sunnyland Slim, Mississippi Heat, Paul deLay, and Maurice John Vaughn, among others.
Her own recordings as a solo artist include releases from the labels Deluge, Black Lightning, and Delmark. Young has also performed on both stage and television. She is a veteran of more than 30 tours of Europe, and has been a featured performer three times at the Chicago Blues Festival. She has performed throughout North America, and on stages in Italy, Germany, Belgium, Sweden, France, Switzerland, Greece, Austria, Tai Pei, and Turkey. Her albums include 1991's Travelin' Light from Deluge Records and two releases from Delmark Records, Learned My Lesson in 2000 and Tore Up from the Floor Up in 2005. ~Linda Seida
Zora Young: Vocals
Maurice John Vaughn: Guita, Tenor Sax
Carey Bell: Harmonica
A.C. Reed: Tenor Sax
Douglas Watson: Bass
Bill Leathers: Drums
Leo Davis: Keyboards
Jerry Soto: Keyboards, Strings
Boney Danny Fields: Trumpet
Despite the prominent presence of celebrated blues artist Howlin' Wolf in her family tree, singer Zora Young grew up singing not blues, but gospel. Even when the Mississippi native shook off her roots at the age of seven to relocate with her family to Chicago, she attended the Greater Harvest Baptist Church and continued to sing gospel. It wasn't until later that she switched over to R&B, and evolved into a powerhouse blues vocalist with three decades of experience behind her. She has performed with a long list of artists, including Junior Wells, Jimmy Dawkins, Bobby Rush, Buddy Guy, Professor Eddie Lusk, Albert King, and B.B. King. Her recording credits include collaborations with Willie Dixon, Sunnyland Slim, Mississippi Heat, Paul deLay, and Maurice John Vaughn, among others.
Her own recordings as a solo artist include releases from the labels Deluge, Black Lightning, and Delmark. Young has also performed on both stage and television. She is a veteran of more than 30 tours of Europe, and has been a featured performer three times at the Chicago Blues Festival. She has performed throughout North America, and on stages in Italy, Germany, Belgium, Sweden, France, Switzerland, Greece, Austria, Tai Pei, and Turkey. Her albums include 1991's Travelin' Light from Deluge Records and two releases from Delmark Records, Learned My Lesson in 2000 and Tore Up from the Floor Up in 2005. ~Linda Seida
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5 comments:
thanks BT.
Sweet! Thanks BT! :)
Thanks for this LP , The sound is great ! All the best BT
Thank you all for your comments :)
@Bluestender: many thanks for this post! Really great. But, think with me: Zora is a great singer and with that amazing musician's team the result could not be other than this fantastic work!
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