Time: 59:02
Size: 135.2 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2003
Art: Front
[3:02] 1. See Can I Find Me A Woman
[6:01] 2. Low Country Mama
[5:33] 3. Highway 17 Blues
[4:13] 4. Hittin' On You
[3:24] 5. Wonderful Time
[5:10] 6. I Got A Long Way To Go
[4:36] 7. Ain't No Future In This Town
[4:53] 8. That Amtrak Train
[4:36] 9. A Famous Solution (The Back Door Man Explains)
[5:21] 10. Call Me In Carolina
[3:36] 11. Something In The Water
[8:32] 12. I Drank Too Much Last Night (And I Woke Up In My Backyard Down On ...)
Top-ranked blues & boogie from the South Carolina coast...all tracks recorded live.
Lowcountry bluesman Shrimp City Slim, based in historic Charleston, SC, and his hard-hitting band have earned an international reputation for their provocative (and danceable) coastal Carolina blues music. "Highway 17", their sixth CD, is a truckload of wild live tracks recorded in Charleston, Savannah, Charlotte, and Torino, Italy. The anthemic "Highway 17" leads the way, with other special moments being "Lowcountry Mama" ('while my brother's up North shovellling snow'), "Call Me in Carolina", "Something in the Water" (as featured on Turner South's "Off the Menu" (TV), "Long Way to Go", and other staples of Shrimp City Slim's live shows. Truly a party on a disc, "Highway 17" is the perfect souvenir of a Shrimp City Slim concert AND the ideal introduction to the exciting sounds of Lowcountry blues.
Lowcountry bluesman Shrimp City Slim, based in historic Charleston, SC, and his hard-hitting band have earned an international reputation for their provocative (and danceable) coastal Carolina blues music. "Highway 17", their sixth CD, is a truckload of wild live tracks recorded in Charleston, Savannah, Charlotte, and Torino, Italy. The anthemic "Highway 17" leads the way, with other special moments being "Lowcountry Mama" ('while my brother's up North shovellling snow'), "Call Me in Carolina", "Something in the Water" (as featured on Turner South's "Off the Menu" (TV), "Long Way to Go", and other staples of Shrimp City Slim's live shows. Truly a party on a disc, "Highway 17" is the perfect souvenir of a Shrimp City Slim concert AND the ideal introduction to the exciting sounds of Lowcountry blues.
Highway 17
