Size: 167,3 MB
Time: 72:01
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2023
Styles: Blues, harmonica blues
Art: Front, back, inside, cd
1. This Little Voice (Feat. John Primer) (4:53)
2. I Need A Whole Lotta Lovin (Feat. Thornetta Davis) (3:23)
3. Midnight Love (Feat. Johnny Rawls) (5:03)
4. Somebody Put Bad Luck On Me (Feat. Oscar Wilson) (3:20)
5. I'm Good As Gone (Feat. Bobby Rush) (4:54)
6. Stranded (Feat. Carl Weathersby) (3:57)
7. Remember Me (Feat. Thornetta Davis) (5:10)
8. I Want To Be Loved (Feat. Tia Carroll) (3:01)
9. If You Don’t Want To Love Me (Feat. Eugene 'Hideaway' Bridges) (4:51)
10. Goin' Fishin' (Feat. Sugarary Rayford) (4:59)
11. Act Like You Love Me (Feat. Lurrie Bell) (5:41)
12. Draw Me Closer (Feat. Francine Reed) (3:12)
13. Tough Enough (Feat Jimi 'Primetime' Smith) (2:24)
14. I Don't Know (Feat. Carl Weathersby) (3:19)
15. Help The Poor (Feat. Diunna Greenleaf) (5:47)
16. Let Me Find Out Your Name (Feat. Willie Buck) (7:58)
No one can bring a blues festival to your living room quite like harmonica master Bob Corritore. One of the blues world’s great team players, his latest release, Somebody Put Bad Luck on Me, features a huge roster of musicians that includes some of today’s most talented performers. Culled from 14 different recording sessions that took place between 2019 and 2023, Corritore’s latest album treats listeners to an extra-large portion of talent and top-notch performances.
Opening track This Little Voice features longtime Corritore collaborator John Primer. As always, Corritore’s muscular harp work perfectly complements Primer’s gritty voice and guitar. Cash Box Kings vocalist Oscar Wilson lends his distinctive voice to the title track, a satisfying slice of no-nonsense Chicago blues. Clean, understated guitar work from Jimi “Primetime” Smith fleshes out the arrange- ment. Detroit blues queen Thornetta Davis’ vocals take center stage on Remember Me. Outstanding piano work from Dave Keyes adds atmosphere, and Corritore contributes one of his finest harp solos. Lurrie Bell’s weathered voice and distinctive guitar work create a lowdown feel on the slow blues Act Like You Love Me. Bob Margolin’s blistering slide guitar solo adds bite.
Some of this collection’s most striking tracks feature soul blues artists performing in a raw, stripped-down setting. On the minor key workout Midnight Love, Johnny Rawls bares his soul on vocals while Shea Marshall’s organ and Doug James’ sax add grit. Corritore, playing delicate, unamplified harmonica, acts as a per- fect musical foil for Rawls. Bobby Rush is his usual sly, charismatic self on the simmering. funky I’m Good as Gone. Chester Thompson’s organ stirs some spice into the mix. On Goin’ Fishin’ Sugaray Rayford gleefully handles the double entendre-laden lyrics. Intertwining gui- tars from Kid Ramos and Johnny Main anchor the arrangement, and Corritore’s harp blowing is once again spot on.
Somebody Put Bad Luck on Me is so packed with outstanding musicianship and deft ensemble playing that listeners are bound to find something new to love with each listen. Even with a discography as extensive as Corritore’s, this release stands out as a gem. /Jon Kleinman, Living Blues
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
Opening track This Little Voice features longtime Corritore collaborator John Primer. As always, Corritore’s muscular harp work perfectly complements Primer’s gritty voice and guitar. Cash Box Kings vocalist Oscar Wilson lends his distinctive voice to the title track, a satisfying slice of no-nonsense Chicago blues. Clean, understated guitar work from Jimi “Primetime” Smith fleshes out the arrange- ment. Detroit blues queen Thornetta Davis’ vocals take center stage on Remember Me. Outstanding piano work from Dave Keyes adds atmosphere, and Corritore contributes one of his finest harp solos. Lurrie Bell’s weathered voice and distinctive guitar work create a lowdown feel on the slow blues Act Like You Love Me. Bob Margolin’s blistering slide guitar solo adds bite.
Some of this collection’s most striking tracks feature soul blues artists performing in a raw, stripped-down setting. On the minor key workout Midnight Love, Johnny Rawls bares his soul on vocals while Shea Marshall’s organ and Doug James’ sax add grit. Corritore, playing delicate, unamplified harmonica, acts as a per- fect musical foil for Rawls. Bobby Rush is his usual sly, charismatic self on the simmering. funky I’m Good as Gone. Chester Thompson’s organ stirs some spice into the mix. On Goin’ Fishin’ Sugaray Rayford gleefully handles the double entendre-laden lyrics. Intertwining gui- tars from Kid Ramos and Johnny Main anchor the arrangement, and Corritore’s harp blowing is once again spot on.
Somebody Put Bad Luck on Me is so packed with outstanding musicianship and deft ensemble playing that listeners are bound to find something new to love with each listen. Even with a discography as extensive as Corritore’s, this release stands out as a gem. /Jon Kleinman, Living Blues
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
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10 comments:
@ Red Rooster:
THANKS for this album of Bob Corritore. Thank you very much. Regards! :-)
Thanks!!!!
Thank you Rooster
Muchas gracias, RR!
You're most welcome Bluesercher, Moe, Happymonk and Pmac, glad you guys enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comments, they are appreciated.
I was interested in checking this out, so thanks for the post. (Anything with Thornetta Davis, Kid Ramos, or Anthony Geraci draws my interest.)
You're most welcome Collective Cy, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comment, it's appreciated.
Can I get a reup please? TIA
Corritore, Bob & Friends - 2023 Somebody Put Bad Luck On Me Flac
https://mega.nz/file/uJMWGKDR#LNo3HmfBILAZVc1QA_RSeKKNdYug_VvmZiqXE58V9Bg
@daba Thank you!
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