King Alex & The Untouchables - Hot As A Coffee Pot

Album: Hot As A Coffee Pot
Size: 130,5 MB
Time: 56:37
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1997
Styles: Blues
Art: Full

1. Hot As A Coffee Pot (3:36)
2. Never Do You No Wrong (5:43)
3. Grandma's Sweet Potato Pie (4:15)
4. Just The One That I Love (4:12)
5. Overload Of Love (2:41)
6. Red Cabin (5:00)
7. I Want To Come Back (2:52)
8. The Sweetest Thing (4:57)
9. Right All The Time (3:44)
10. Cryin' Eyes (4:43)
11. The Way You Do That (2:57)
12. Weekend Blues (4:33)
13. Time Is Right (2:15)
14. Some Peoples Do Some Peoples Don't (5:02)

King Alex Littlejohn is one of the greatest pure blues singers performing today. Born in 1934, he was raised in Faraday, Louisiana where he was childhood friends with Jerry Lee Lewis, Mickey Gilley, and Jimmy Swaggert. As a teenager, he moved to Kansas City where he lived in the 18th and Vine District. Inspired by that thriving music scene, he learned to play bass and sing the blues. He has played with a number of famous bluesmen, most notably, B.B. King. King Alex has been recording since 1959. In 1996 he played the Blues Estafette in Utrecht, Holland. There he signed with Black Magic Records and released the CD, "Hot As A Coffee Pot".

King Alex returned to Europe for a three week tour in 2002. While there, he obtained the remaining copies of "Hot As A Coffee Pot". Having previously sold out in America, these CD's would not last long. All songs were written by King Alex. His rich vocals are complimented by his driving band, The Untouchables, featuring Doug Hemphill (guitar), Charlie Booth (organ, piano), Robert Locke (drums), Kyle Caraway (guitar), Neil Nolan (tenor saxophone), Dave Duffield (cornet) and Carl Bender (tenor & baritone saxophone).

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King Alex & The Untouchables - Sugar Bowl

Album: Sugar Bowl
Size: 108,9 MB
Time: 47:00
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2001
Styles: Blues
Art: Front, inside, cd, tray

1. Sugar Bowl (3:55)
2. Hoochi Coochi Man (5:00)
3. The Woman I Love (3:11)
4. 18th & Vine (2:17)
5. Play The Blues That You Can Use (4:20)
6. Do The Things We Use To Do (3:54)
7. Never Lose My Cool (2:18)
8. If Things Don't Change (2:36)
9. Your Love Is So Good (2:45)
10. Let's Do The Things We Used To Do (3:54)
11. Listen And Pay Attention (5:12)
12. Your Love I Hate To Lose (3:31)
13. My Love For You Will Never Grow Cold (4:01)

Born in 1934, Alex Littlejohn was raised in Ferriday, Louisiana where he was childhood friends with Jerry Lee Lewis, Mickey Gilley and Jimmy Swaggart. As a teenager, he moved to Kansas City’s 18th and Vine district. Inspired by that thriving music scene, he learned to play bass, write songs, and sing the blues. In the process, he recorded a number of singles, starting in 1959, for various regional labels. He also worked with numerous famous bluesmen, including B.B. King. In 1996 he played the Blues Estafette in Utrecht, The Netherlands.

Signing with Black Magic Records, he released the CD "Hot As A Coffee Pot". Returning to Europe for a three week tour in 2002, Alex decided to cut a greatest hits CD, "The Cream Of King Alex", covering his forty year plus career. Alex's rich vocals were complimented by his powerful band, The Untouchables, which over the years has included L.C. Gant and Robert Locke on drums, Bart Colliver on keyboards, Doug Hemphill and Tony Shaffer on guitar, Dana Smith on tenor saxophone and Steve Shoemaker on trombone and harmonica.

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King Alex & The Untouchables - The Cream Of King Alex & The Untouchables

Size: 101,6 MB
Time: 40:14
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2002
Styles: Modern Electric Blues
Art: Front

01. Never Lose My Cool (2:38)
02. Cherry Red (3:50)
03. Huchia Cuthia Lovin' Man (4:10)
04. Break It Up (Tough Enough) (3:39)
05. Hot As A Coffeepot (5:09)
06. Stone To The Bone (2:41)
07. Sugar Bowl (4:17)
08. Boss Of My Heart (2:34)
09. Grandma's Sweet Potato Pie (3:24)
10. Some Peoples Do, Some Peoples Don't (4:04)
11. Grindin' Stone (3:43)

King Alex Littlejohn is one of the greatest pure blues singers performing today. Born in 1934 he was raised in Faraday, Louisiana where he was childhood friends with Jerry Lee Lewis, Mickey Gilley and Jimmy Swaggert. As a teenager he moved to Kansas City where he lived in the 18th and Vine district. Inspired by that thriving music scene, he learned to play bass and sing the blues. He has played with a number of famous bluesmen including B.B. King.
King Alex has been recording his original songs since 1959. In 1996 he played the Blues Estafette in Utrecht, The Netherlands. There he signed with Black Magic Records and released the CD "Hot As A Coffeepot". King Alex returned to Europe for a three week tour in 2002.
After this tour King Alex decided to cut a greatest hits CD, "The Cream Of King Alex", covering over forty years of his song writing. Alex's rich vocals are complimented by his powerful band, The Untouchables, featuring Robert Locke on drums and vocals, Bart Colliver on organ and piano, Tony Shaffer on guitar, Dana Smith on tenor saxophone and Blue Shoe Sole Revue frontman Steve Shoemaker on trombone and harmonica.

The Cream Of King Alex & The Untouchables

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