Time: 62:45
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1997
Styles: Chicago Blues
Art: Front
01. Johnny B. Moore - Kokomo Me Baby (6:54)
02. George Baze - Park My Car (4:22)
03. Eddy Clearwater - Sun Is Shining (3:58)
04. Maurice John Vaughn - Turn Up The Heat (4:51)
05. Michael Coleman - I Been Foolin' Around (5:11)
06. Willie Kent - I Wonder Why (4:42)
07. Aron Burton - Nothing (5:43)
08. Eddie Shaw - I'm Tired (5:01)
09. Johnny B. Moore - Don't Lie To Me (3:44)
10. George Baze - Hush Hush (4:21)
11. Maurice John Vaughn - It's My Fault (3:04)
12. Michael Coleman - You're Going To Miss Me (4:29)
13. Willie Kent - All Night Long (6:19)
[Johnny B.] Moore graces Clark Street Ramblers with two of his own sides: "Kokomo Me Baby" is one of only a few successful updatings of the Fred McDowell classic, while "Don't Lie to Me" gives new life to the Tampa Red/Johnnie Jones chestnut with its Latin syncopation.... Maurice John Vaughn's send up of Detroit Junior's "Turn Up the Heat" is spiced by a stinging Albert King flavored guitar riff and a solid, Stax-like sax and trombone horn section.... Michael Coleman's "I Been Foolin' Around" opens with a Jimi Hendrix-style guitar riff, but then settles down into a strong soul/blues with vocals reminiscent of Z.Z. Hill; John Chorney's organ reinforces the soul flavor on one of the CD's best tracks. "You're Going to Miss Me" also stokes the soul/blues fires with an exceptionally strong guitar groove built on chunky, rapid-fire chords.... Aron Burton's version of Muddy Waters's "Nothing" is the most down-home track on the disc. -- Living Blues
Thanks to Marc.
Clark Street Ramblers
