A1 –Hot Shot Love Harmonica Jam
A2 –Hot Shot Love Wolf Call Boogie
A3 –Joe Hill Louis Street Walkin' Woman
A4 –Joe Hill Louis Walkin'Talkin' Blues
A5 –J.D. Horton Cadillac Blues
A6 –J.D. Horton Why Don't You Let Me Be Me
A7 –Walter "Mumbles" Horton* Now Tell Me Baby
A8 –Walter "Mumbles" Horton* Jumpin' Blues
B1 –Joe Hill Louis Gotta Let You Go
B2 –Joe Hill Louis Boogie In The Park
B3 –Willie Nix Seems Like A Million Years
B4 –Willie Nix Barbershop Boogie
B5 –Woodrow Adams Wine Head Woman
B6 –Woodrow Adams Baby, You Just Don't Know
B7 –Chicago Sunny Boy Love My Baby
B8 –Chicago Sunny Boy On The Floor
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9 comments:
Nighthawk albums excellent! anyone else agree that there is something about old vinyl albums which you don't feel with cd's?
sorry - last comment from me - hit anon key by mistake!
Teekay, glad you like the Nighthawks. Still 4 more to go.
I agree also that vynil has more to it than cd's. It isn't the sound quality to me but just the overal feeling of having something in your hand, a label to gaze at, a cover to smell and gaze at even longer... this is beginning to sound sick ... the ticks and jumps that bring back memories and so on.
What a cd does have over vynil is value for money and with a bit of luck more info in the booklet.
thanks for this blues harp compilation, please more and more harp
BigP
Great LP.....great memories of buying this in the 70's.
Do you have any Redita LP's...706 Blues and Memphis Blues at Sunrise ?
They would make a fantastic post.
I think I have the 706 lp stuck away. If I do I'll post it soon.
my tracklist:
01 - Hot Shot Love - Harmonica Jam
02 - Hot Shot Love - Wolf Call Boogie
03 - Joe Hill Louis - Street Walkin' Woman
04 - Joe Hill Louis - Walkin' Talkin' Blues
05 - JD Horton - Cadillac Blues
06 - JD Horton - Why Don't You Let Me Be
07 - Mumbles - Now Tell Me Baby
08 - Mumbles - Jumpin' Blues
09 - Joe Hill Louis - Gotta Let You Go
10 - Joe Hill Louis - Boogie In The Park
11 - Willie Nix - Seems Like A Million Years
12 - Willie Nix - Bakershop Boogie
13 - Woodrow Adams - Wine Head Woman
14 - Woodrow Adams - Baby, You Just Don't Know
15 - Chicago Sunny Boy - Love Me Baby
16 - Chicago Sunny Boy - On The Floor
thx for the music
Hi guys,
I think that LP was the ideal format. 20 minutes per side, if you really like side 1 you turn it over for more. Usually after side 2, it was time for something different.
A CD is 70 minutes. Too long. Perhaps I suffer from attention deficit but after half an hour of the same bloke singing / playing - even if he's a genius - i feel like listening to something else.
thanks for the re-up!
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