Time: 51:52
File: Flac
Released: 1999
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
1. Hoochie Coochie Man (5:11)
2. The Thrill is Gone (4:12)
3. Passion (5:36)
4. I Love To Play The Blues (3:41)
5. Sasifaction (4:34)
6. You (5:09)
7. Let's Straighten It Out (7:05)
8. If I Could Play (4:35)
9. Someone (4:45)
10. Daddys Home (6:59)
A friend introduced me to Alvon's music. My husband loves the blues and changes every CD in his car but this one, it will forever remain.
Alvon FLAC
5 comments:
New one to me - Thanks BluzBug.
New to me also...mucho thanks
Many thanks BluzBug
Thanks for posting BluzBug! Really nice blues album!
His early music influences were Guitar players such as Wes Montgomery, Andre Segovia, Charlie Christian, and of course Jimi Hendrix. His vocal influences were Frank Sinatra, Joe Williams, Johnny Hartman, and Nat King Cole.
He has performed with many well known artists, including The Drifters, The Coasters, The Shirelles, Bobby Day of Rocking’ Robin fame, and Jimmie Rodgers of Country and Western fame. Alvon Johnson learned from many icons of the Blues, including John Lee Hooker, Pee Wee Crayton, Little Joe Blue, Harmonica Fats, Frankie Lee, Guitar Shorty, Lowell Folsom, and Buddy Ace.
Known for his comedic style, Alvon Johnson worked with many comedians such as Renaldo Rey, Robin Harris, Skillet and Leroy, and Lawanda Paige (Aunt Ester), from the Redd Foxx show. Having the opportunity to work with these outstanding comedians helped him to develop his own style of comedy which served him well as a vocalist with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group “The Coasters”.
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