Time: 40:27
Size: 92.6 MB
Styles: Assorted blues
Year: 2012
Art: Front
[3:10] 1. Pat Hare - I'm Gonna Murder My Baby
[2:56] 2. Howlin' Wolf - Wolf Is At Your Door
[2:41] 3. Willie Nix - Prison Bound Blues
[3:01] 4. James Cotton - Cotton Crop Blues
[2:35] 5. Little Milton - If You Love Me
[2:44] 6. Joe Hill Louis - Boogie In The Park
[2:49] 7. Rufus Thomas - Bear Cat
[2:23] 8. Little Junior Parker - Mystery Train
[2:57] 9. Walter Horton - Grandma Told Grandpa
[2:51] 10. Billy Love - Way After Midnight
[2:15] 11. Walter Bradford - Love For My Baby
[2:10] 12. Billy The Kid Emerson - If Lovin Is Believin
[2:40] 13. Raymond Hill - I'm Back Pretty Baby
[2:33] 14. Coy Love - Harmonica Jam
[2:34] 15. D. A. Hunt - Greyhound Blues
Sun was one of, if not the greatest direct contributor to the transformation of Blues sound and soul into what would ultimately become Rock and Roll as we know it today. Thanks to the unique ear and attention to music that Sam Phillips had, artists like Elvis and Cash and Lewis, whose biggest influences were early Delta and southern Blues musicians, were given a chance to make their own contributions and interpretations to music, ultimately further widening and enriching the American sound!
Inherent in the music of Sun is a vibrancy that survives to this day. Sincere, passionate music. Music that has stood the test of time. It is music that has reached across race, age and gender boundaries. It reflects the diversity and vision of the talent that recorded on the Sun label, and indeed, American popular culture itself.
Inherent in the music of Sun is a vibrancy that survives to this day. Sincere, passionate music. Music that has stood the test of time. It is music that has reached across race, age and gender boundaries. It reflects the diversity and vision of the talent that recorded on the Sun label, and indeed, American popular culture itself.
Sun Record Company: Blues Boy
