A1 Introduction
A2 Bring It On Home
A3 Young Woman's Blues
A4 Four Day Creep
A5 You've Got To Love Him With A Feeling
B1 Bumble Bee Blues
B2 Come Back Baby
B3 Backwater Blues
B4 Announcements
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A1 Introduction
A2 Bring It On Home
A3 Young Woman's Blues
A4 Four Day Creep
A5 You've Got To Love Him With A Feeling
B1 Bumble Bee Blues
B2 Come Back Baby
B3 Backwater Blues
B4 Announcements
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What a great find! TX!
ReplyDeleteI was going to do a flac rip but I remembered that I had my original rip @ 320 stored and that's what you have now.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME !! thnks a lot !!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much !
ReplyDeleteWowzers! A real gem. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFantastic post Xyros. What a find - thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteMable Hillery And Johnny Shines – Hotter Than A Bulldog Spitting in a Polecat's Eye: Live 1975
ReplyDeleteLabel: American Music Productions – 001
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered
Country: US
Released: 2018
Genre: Blues
Tracklist:
A1 Introduction
A2 Bring It On Home
A3 Young Woman's Blues
A4 Four Day Creep
A5 You've Got To Love Him With A Feeling
B1 Bumble Bee Blues
B2 Come Back Baby
B3 Backwater Blues
B4 Announcements
Limited to an edition of 250 hand-numbered LPs
Approved by the Estates of Mable Hillery and Johnny Shines
Audio restored by Grammy-award winning engineer Andreas Meyer
Pressed on 180g vinyl
Original woodblock cover art designed by Rachel Meirs with audiophile Mobile Fidelity inner sleeves
Detailed liner notes recounting Shines and Hillery's friendship, political activism, and performance at the 1975 Miami Blues Festival are included with the album
PLUS a 28-page booklet including:
Biographies of Mable Hillery and Johnny Shines
Recollections from Bill Farrow, who accompanied Mable Hillery on a 1967 UK Tour, five television appearances, and the recording of her first and only full-length studio LP
Recollections from Davey Williams, who studied guitar with Johnny Shines and played with his group The Stars of Alabama in the early 1970s
Rare photos, collected ephemera, and more!
Thanks Xyros
Holy cow! I've ben looking for a lossless copy of this for more years than I can count. What a nice surprise! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteComing soon is a very rare live recording from Johnny Shines that has not been circulated so far. Thanks go to Mick for the coming treat.
ReplyDeleteThanks for spoiling us.
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