Various - Hot Harmonica

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 43:29
Size: 99.5 MB
Styles: Harmonica blues
Year: 2008
Art: Front

[3:20] 1. The Jelly Roll Kings - Helena Hop
[5:54] 2. Roguie Ray - She's Gone
[2:59] 3. The Smashers - It's A Dirty Job
[6:01] 4. The Sam Lay Blues Band - Red Line
[3:00] 5. Fred James - Little Meat On The Side
[6:34] 6. Billy C. Farlow - Trouble's Come To The Delta
[4:04] 7. Kona Wind - Would If I Could
[3:34] 8. Fingers Taylor - Harpoon Man
[4:58] 9. The Delta Jukes - Carr Hop
[2:59] 10. Max Johns - Off The Deep End

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The Delta Jukes - Working For The Blues

Size: 123,8 MB
Time: 53:20
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2001
Styles: Modern Electric Blues, Delta Blues
Art: Full

01. I'm Overdue (4:47)
02. Shopping For My Baby (3:05)
03. Play The Game (5:17)
04. Just Once More (4:31)
05. This Misery (4:35)
06. To Love Is Blues (6:31)
07. Voodoo Woman, Voodoo Man (4:39)
08. A Trade Was Made (3:23)
09. Come Here Baby (5:39)
10. Carr Hop (5:01)
11. Working For The Blues (3:17)
12. Hoover Den (2:27)

A loose aggregation of veteran Mississippi blues musicians anchored by legendary drummer Sam Carr, the Delta Jukes grew out of the ashes of the Jelly Roll Kings, and play the same kind of straight-ahead, no-frills, modern electric Delta blues. Working for the Blues is their first album in this incarnation, and it delivers the feel of a Mississippi juke joint, with solid mid-tempo songs that don't try to do too much beyond make you dance and sway. Highlights include "Shopping for My Baby," "This Misery," and the instrumental "Carr Hop." Less raw than Junior Kimbrough or R.L. Burnside, the Delta Jukes still retain an edgy tension in their delivery, a trait often lacking in much of contemporary blues. ~Review by Steve Leggett

Thanks to Kempen.
Working For The Blues

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