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Arhoolie's American Masters Vol. 8
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Buy It Now!
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Part of Arhoolie's specially priced American Masters Series, this CD is a sampler of great performances selected from our full price CDs.
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Listen to some of the tracks!! (uses RealAudio®) 1. Dollar Bill Boogie - Big Joe Duskin 2. Have You Ever Been Out In The Country - Mercy Dee 3. Whistling Alex Moore's Blue - Whistling Alex Moore 4. Moaning And Groaning - Johnny Young/Otis Spann 5. Katie's Boogie Woogie - Katie Webster 6. Cruel Hearted Woman - Thunder Smith 7. Ma Grinder, The - Robert Shaw 8. Why Did You Go Last Night - Clifton Chenier/Elmore Nixon 9. Pinetop's Boogie Woogie - L.C. "Good Rockin" Robinson/Pinetop Perkins 10. San Francisco Can Be Such A Lonely Town - Omar Sharriff 11. Rocket Boogie "88" - Pete Johnson 12. Sugar Hill - Bukka White 13. You Ain't Got A Chance - Piano Red 14. Cold Chills - Henry Gray 15. On The Spot Boogie - Charlie Musselwhite/Lafayette Leake |
REVIEW “A plethora of piano pounders guaranteed to satisfy the fussiest blues fan. These 15 cuts cover a range of styles.... There’s four knock out boogies with one by one of the fathers of the genre, Pete Johnson, included. Katie Webster’s killer side is from a live show. It is a special treat to hear slide guitarist Bukka White tickle the ivories on ‘Sugar Hill.’... Omar Sharriff gets a pretty spooky groove going on ‘San Francisco Can Be Such A Lonely Town.’ To top it off you also get sides by Chicago’s top session men Otis Spann, Lafayette Leake, and Pinetop Perkins. I ask you with names like these how can you lose?”(Lars Gandil — Victory Review) |
