Monday, April 13, 2026

Bob Corritore & Friends - Ernestine Blues

Album: Ernestine Blues
Size: 128,2 MB
Time: 54:50
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2026
Styles: Blues, harmonica blues
Art: Full

1. How'd You Learn To Shake it Like That (Feat. Tony Coleman) (4:23)
2. Tell Me Darling (Feat. Carla Denise) (2:07)
3. Big Fat Mama (Feat. Pat Thomas) (2:43)
4. Blind Man Cry (Feat. Sugaray Rayford) (5:00)
5. Ernestine (Feat. Tia Carroll) (2:33)
6. Trouble No More (Feat. Willie Buck) (2:22)
7. I Love The South (Feat. Johnny Rawls) (4:39)
8. Going Fishing (Feat. Jimi Primetime Smith) (3:11)
9. Troubles On Your Mind (Feat. Carla Denise) (3:42)
10. Wild As You Can Be (Feat. Carla Denise) (3:37)
11. Pretty Girls Everywhere (Feat. Bob Stroger) (3:15)
12. Standing On The Bank (Feat. Willie Buck) (3:35)
13. Sorry I Had To Leave You Behind (Feat. Charles Wilson) (2:57)
14. She Might Need Me (Feat. Oscar Wilson) (3:58)
15. Down In Mississippi (Feat. Oscar Wilson) (3:58)
16. Shoes (Feat. Teeny Tucker) (2:42)

Few modern blues artists collaborate as naturally - and as successfully - as harmonica master Bob Corritore. With Ernestine Blues, his latest album under the banner of Bob Corritore & Friends, the Arizona-based blues champion gathers an extraordinary lineup of vocalists and musicians from across the contemporary blues scene. The album brings together powerful voices and seasoned bands for a collection of story-driven songs that move comfortably between classic Chicago blues, early R&B, Mississippi country blues, and soul-blues traditions.

Ernestine Blues was recorded between 2023 and 2025 and features an impressive list of guest artists. Among them are Sugaray Rayford, Bob Stroger, Tia Carroll, Oscar Wilson, Willie Buck, Teeny Tucker, Pat Thomas, and Johnny Rawls, alongside standout musicians including Kid Ramos, Bob Margolin, Billy Flynn, Anthony Geraci, Ben Levin, Doug James and many more. Each track highlights a different voice and style, with Corritore’s harmonica acting as the connective thread. His long-standing reputation for bringing out fresh, heartfelt performances from established blues singers shines throughout the album.

From deep Chicago blues grooves to soulful Southern storytelling, Ernestine Blues plays like a guided tour through the many branches of the blues tradition - honoring the roots while celebrating the vitality of today’s blues community. /The Blues Magazine

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4 comments:

George said...

Another fine Corritore release, thanks for posting, Rooster!

Bluesercher said...

@ Red Rooster: Every album of Bob Corritore with music friends is often welcome to me (and maybe to others Fans). So thanks You very much for again new from this musician. Regards!

Red Rooster said...

You're most welcome George and Bluesercher, glad you guys enjoyed the post. Thank you both for your comments, they are appreciated.

Aussie said...

thank youuuu