Don't Ask Me ... I Don’t Know has been around now for about 14 years posting Blues LP’s and CD’s and whatever else I feel like.
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Wednesday, September 6, 2023
Little Joe Blue - I'm Doing All Right Again (Repost, Upgrade)
I'm Doing All Right Again
As Mean As I've Been Good (Double Dealing)
Who
I'm Not Blind
Me And My Woman
Devil In Disguise
My Tomorrow
You Keep My Nose To The Grinding Stone
Thank you for the info Franck. I've never really liked these LP's but it's still a disappointment to read that Little Joe didn't do the guitar work. Wonder why they or Joe himself chose not to do it.
Joe played rudimentary but very soulful BB-inspired guitar, and he would have been more than up to the task, but evidently Leon Haywood felt that a generic-sounding, rock-influenced guitar player would help sell more records. Go figure...
14 comments:
Thank You, Xyros, for very good album. Best wishes. Vitaly.
Glad you liked the albums Vitaly.
Xyros, Vitaly (Nikukius)is the same. Thank You for future posts. Best wishes.
Hi my name is Mary. I have a cartoon drawing of a jazz musician titled "Little Joe". the drawing indicated it was drawn in Shiverport, Lousianna 1940.
Is there any information you can give me on this art work.
People keep wanting to buy it from me.
Thanks,
Mary
Hi Xyros,
thank you again for all the great postings. Could it be, that you postet 'Dirty Work' twice? Best HM
Hello Xyros, the zippy link is same as "Little Joe Blue - Dirty Work Going On". Always enjoy your posts! ~Big Jimmy
Link has been corrected.
Those are decent records, but that's not Joe playing guitar, it's a studio guy.
Thank you for the info Franck. I've never really liked these LP's but it's still a disappointment to read that Little Joe didn't do the guitar work. Wonder why they or Joe himself chose not to do it.
Joe played rudimentary but very soulful BB-inspired guitar, and he would have been more than up to the task, but evidently Leon Haywood felt that a generic-sounding, rock-influenced guitar player would help sell more records. Go figure...
Has anyone found out the name of the guitarist who plays those dynamite solos of LJB's Soul Set 45 from the live blues festival?
Sorry to break the news to you, but Joe doesn't play any guitar on those Evejim records, it's some session guy.
@ Franck Goldwasser, that's ok. I've come to terms with it since you first broke the bad news to me back in 2015. :-)
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