Size: 71,2 MB
Time: 30:56
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2025
Styles: Blues
Art: Front, back
1. Spoonful (4:55)
2. Good To The Last Drop (4:52)
3. I Can't Quit You Baby (4:41)
4. Wang Dang Doodle (4:46)
5. I Want To Be Loved (3:40)
6. It Don't Make Sense (You Can't Make Peace) (7:59)
Described by The Blues Magazine as "the new star of British rhythm & blues", A Spoonful of Willie Dixon is a true example of singer Emma Wilson's development as an artist and her passion for the blues. The album was recorded Live in Sheffield, England in one day and is her 3rd release following 2022's Wish her Well and 2023's Memphis Calling. "She's not from Middlesbrough, She's from Mississippi!" exclaimed Hi-Rhythm Section pianist Archie "Hubbie" Turner when he heard Emma Wilson sing Willie Dixon's "Hoochie Coochie Mama" for the internationally acclaimed 2023 Memphis Calling album, inspiring Emma to delve into the works of the great Willie Dixon for her new release A Spoonful of Willie Dixon.
Further inspired by her visit to Clarksdale, MS in 2024 - where she was invited by the Pinetop Perkins Foundation to sing at the hallowed Ground Zero Club - Emma felt welcomed and inspired to make an album which showed her deep respect for the blues and showcased her extraordinary voice through the brilliant compositions of the great Willie Dixon. Performing Willie's songs in her set felt good and her superb British band played them so well. Having toured Europe their sound developed a groove and rawness of its own and Emma knew she had to get it on tape. The deep respect that Emma and the band have for the legendary Willie Dixon is evident in their interpretation of his songs which showcases Emma's extraordinarily versatile blues voice.
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
Further inspired by her visit to Clarksdale, MS in 2024 - where she was invited by the Pinetop Perkins Foundation to sing at the hallowed Ground Zero Club - Emma felt welcomed and inspired to make an album which showed her deep respect for the blues and showcased her extraordinary voice through the brilliant compositions of the great Willie Dixon. Performing Willie's songs in her set felt good and her superb British band played them so well. Having toured Europe their sound developed a groove and rawness of its own and Emma knew she had to get it on tape. The deep respect that Emma and the band have for the legendary Willie Dixon is evident in their interpretation of his songs which showcases Emma's extraordinarily versatile blues voice.
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
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