Charlie Musselwhite - Stone Blues (1968)
Posted on 1:50:00 PM by Vincentius Kedang
When people think of top white blues performers from the 60's, names like Paul Butterfield, Mike Bloomfield, John Mayall and Al Kooper come readily to mind. While those guys all have their place in history, so does Charlie Musselwhite. Musselwhite learned the blues straight from old timers like Homesick James and Robert Nighthawk on Maxwell Street in the Windy City. This release, "Stone Blues" is his second solo release on Vanguard Records and while it contains no Musselwhite originals, the ten songs covered here, songs of Walter Jacob, Elmore James and Clay Cotton, provide ample opportunity to hear and enjoy the warm vocals and exemplary harp playing of Musselwhite. These songs have aged well over the years and, while Musselwhite continues to put out great material, these early recordings should not be overlooked.
Vanguard VSD-79287 (USA 1968)
Charley Musselwwhite (vocals, harp)
Tim Kaihatsu (guitar)
Larry Welker (guitar)
Clay Cotton (keyboards)
Carl Severeid (bass)
Eddie Hoh (percussions)
Lance Dickerson (drums)
Tim Kaihatsu (guitar)
Larry Welker (guitar)
Clay Cotton (keyboards)
Carl Severeid (bass)
Eddie Hoh (percussions)
Lance Dickerson (drums)
Track list :
1. My Buddy Buddy Friends (1:51)
2. Everything's Gonna Be Allright (2:35)
3. My Baby's Sweeter (3:58)
4. Clay's Tune (5:10)
5. Gone And Left Me (3:40)
6. Cry For Me Baby (2:38)
7. Hey Baby (4:06)
8. Juke (2:16)
9. She Belongs To Me (2:33)
10. Bag Gloom News (9:17)
2. Everything's Gonna Be Allright (2:35)
3. My Baby's Sweeter (3:58)
4. Clay's Tune (5:10)
5. Gone And Left Me (3:40)
6. Cry For Me Baby (2:38)
7. Hey Baby (4:06)
8. Juke (2:16)
9. She Belongs To Me (2:33)
10. Bag Gloom News (9:17)
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