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A1 I Like To Make Love At Night
A2 Love My Disco Girl (Parts 1 & 2)
A3 I Had It So Hard
A4 Going Back To Texarkana (Parts 1 & 2)
B1 Chicago Summerfest
B2 I Don't Love You Any More
B3 Help Me Spend My Dough
B4 Tired Of Big Cities
B5 Jesus Is My True Friend
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11 comments:
Great stuff. Any info on his Electro-Fi cd. I cant find a listing.
Marc, it seems I can't believe everything I read on internet. The only reference I could find was to 1 track on a Xmas Cd from Electro-Fi. More than likely the Cd never got released when it came down to it.
Apparently, Alabama Red will have a CD available next august called "Ghetto blues" on the Wolf label. I don't know by now if it is the unissued 1997 Electro-Fi sessions, a new one (is Ray still living?) or a compilation in CD of his 45s and LP? So wait and see
Hi Xyros,
excellent post. I got a bit worried when i saw titles such as "I love my Disco girl" but there was no reason. No disco at all and lotsa soul blues.
Very enjoyable album.
Cheers
Boogieman
Thanks Xyros!
RAY CURTIS
"THE BLUES WILL NEVER DIE"
RARE ORIGINAL PRIVATE PRESSING Stereo Record Album LP made in the U.S.A. / Chicago in 1979
by WASP RECORDS (3434)
The Songs on this Record:
I Like To Make Love At Night
Love My Disco Girl (part one and two)
I Had It So Hard
Going Back To Texarkana (part one and two)
Chicago Summerfest
I Don't Love You Any More
Help Me Spend My Dough
Tired Of Big Cities
Jesus Is My True Friend
Wolf Records have just announced the forthcoming Alabama RED/ Ray Curtis CD
http://www.wolfrec.com/releases.html
The man died in 2005 and those sessions come from the 80's, maybe the same tracks than present on this LP?
I've just received the Wolf CD by Alabama Red. Most of the tracks here are featured with several other "unissued" titles. Sound, coming from the matrixs, is way better than here.
Is this guy the same guy who recorded CD "Windy City Blues"? I mean this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9z5k0f7Ht5Q
Yes, it is the same Alabama Red. Gerhard has left a couple of comments about the Cd in relation to the LP rip here.
Anyone know where he is buried?
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