Rip Lee Pryor - Sugar Daddy Blues

Size: 476 MB
Time: 54:05
File: Flac
Released: 2023
Styles: Blues, country blues
Art: Front

1. Stuck on Stupid (3:48)
2. Gotta Go (3:09)
3. Brazilian Brothel (3:27)
4. Sugar Daddy Blues (6:31)
5. Nobody but Me (3:44)
6. Mess up This Good Thang (3:21)
7. She's My Little Girl (3:19)
8. Can't Get Along with Nobody (3:58)
9. Natural Born Lover Man (3:10)
10. Midnight Moaning (4:33)
11. Wanna Rock You Baby (3:16)
12. Quit You Baby (3:49)
13. Good Good Feelin' (3:33)
14. Buck Wild (4:21)

Richard “Rip Lee” Pryor brings us country blues played right – with soul and a sense of history. The son of blues harmonica great Snooky Pryor, Rip Lee has the royal lineage, sure, but his acoustic blues sets – guitar, harp and vocals – are a foot-stomping, fire-breathing experience that derives not only from the tutelage of his famous papa, but from his own devotion to the craft. Rip Lee acknowledges he plays in his father’s style, but when you roll in his health challenges – he’s battled cancer on and off for decades – there’s something especially intense and devoted that comes through his music. Bottom line, he’s gonna lay it all out there for the public. “I just do my best and try to make it good,” he says.

Sugar Daddy Blues FLAC

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Rip Lee Pryor - Nobody But Me

Released: 2014
Size: 99.3 MB
Time: 43:19
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Modern Blues Harmonica
Art: Full

1. Shake Your Boogie [3:36]
2. Nobody But Me [3:01]
3. You Gotta Move [4:56]
4. Wake Up Baby [4:02]
5. Lonesome [4:45]
6. Crazy Bout You Baby [2:50]
7. Keep Our Business To Yourself [3:36]
8. Heard The News [2:56]
9. Stuck On Stupid [3:43]
10. I Got My Eyes On You [2:49]
11. Pitch A Boogie Woogie [3:14]
12. One Way Out [3:46]

RIP LEE PRYOR is the son of the late Chicago Blues Legend SNOOKY PRYOR and was raised deeply connected to the Blues Tradition, he’s also very much his own man musically.

NOBODY BUT ME is Rip Lee’s debut recording for Electro-Fi Records, where his Dad recorded from 1998 until his passing. Rip Lee has been making a real name for himself with his solo live performances. The winning mixture of original and classic Blues on the album showcases his distinctive vocal, harmonica and guitar work to great advantage.

Rip Lee Pryor is the subject of a feature article in the Feb. 2014 issue of LIVING BLUES Magazine and “NOBODY BUT ME” may well be considered the best Traditional Blues debut of 2014.

“Rip Lee Pryor is an uncut diamond…if the Chicago Blues sound doesn’t go the way of the dinosaur, it will be because artists like Rip Lee have rescued it from the Boneyard”
- Chicago Reader

Nobody But Me

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