Time: 79:35
File: Flac
Released: 2011
Styles: Jazz-Blues
Art: Front
1. Betty and Dupree (4:44)
2. Introduction of the Band (1:26)
3. Hound Dog (2:42)
4. Junker's Blues (4:04)
5. You Better Move On (5:34)
6. Since I Met You Baby (4:38)
7. I'm Blue so Blue (4:06)
8. Keep a Knocking - Sea Cruise (4:37)
9. Shake Rattle and Roll (5:00)
10. Heaven Stood Still (3:57)
11. It's Too Late She's Gone (4:00)
12. Spanish Harlem (4:36)
13. Trouble in Mind (4:23)
14. Storybook Love (5:53)
15. Big Blue Diamond (4:58)
16. Shake Sugaree (5:38)
17. Let It Be Me (5:12)
18. The Way We Make a Broken Heart (4:00)
I just can't believe that so little has been written about this - yes, well - unpretentious masterpiece. Just a craftsman with an impressive voice and quite a personal history having a good time with two talented fellow-musicians . The pianist and the bass-player create a most respectful frame for a singer who sings gospel, blues, rock `n roll, etc. as if he invented the genres himself. He does not even have to do his best. At least that's what it sounds like. He actually breathes music. I envy the ones who were actually in the audience that night. Willy is so relaxed, so much on top of his game that in between songs he fools around with his fans. The atmosphere in the concert hall is therefore warm, relaxed and friendly. No wonder, they must have felt that they were witnessing a most memorable performance. The sound quality is perfect. Put it in your cd-player at home, close your eyes and try to believe that you are listening to an artist who once upon a time performed in Berlin. You won't be able to believe Willy Deville has died since. Well, anyway, his music is still alive and kicking.
Unplugged in Berlin FLAC


