King Alex & The Untouchables - Sugar Bowl

Album: Sugar Bowl
Size: 108,9 MB
Time: 47:00
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2001
Styles: Blues
Art: Front, inside, cd, tray

1. Sugar Bowl (3:55)
2. Hoochi Coochi Man (5:00)
3. The Woman I Love (3:11)
4. 18th & Vine (2:17)
5. Play The Blues That You Can Use (4:20)
6. Do The Things We Use To Do (3:54)
7. Never Lose My Cool (2:18)
8. If Things Don't Change (2:36)
9. Your Love Is So Good (2:45)
10. Let's Do The Things We Used To Do (3:54)
11. Listen And Pay Attention (5:12)
12. Your Love I Hate To Lose (3:31)
13. My Love For You Will Never Grow Cold (4:01)

Born in 1934, Alex Littlejohn was raised in Ferriday, Louisiana where he was childhood friends with Jerry Lee Lewis, Mickey Gilley and Jimmy Swaggart. As a teenager, he moved to Kansas City’s 18th and Vine district. Inspired by that thriving music scene, he learned to play bass, write songs, and sing the blues. In the process, he recorded a number of singles, starting in 1959, for various regional labels. He also worked with numerous famous bluesmen, including B.B. King. In 1996 he played the Blues Estafette in Utrecht, The Netherlands.

Signing with Black Magic Records, he released the CD "Hot As A Coffee Pot". Returning to Europe for a three week tour in 2002, Alex decided to cut a greatest hits CD, "The Cream Of King Alex", covering his forty year plus career. Alex's rich vocals were complimented by his powerful band, The Untouchables, which over the years has included L.C. Gant and Robert Locke on drums, Bart Colliver on keyboards, Doug Hemphill and Tony Shaffer on guitar, Dana Smith on tenor saxophone and Steve Shoemaker on trombone and harmonica.

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