Blues

Hooker Jr..'s own songs, however, dominate this CD, and his wild sense of humor is a definite plus on spirited originals like 'Blues Ain't Nothin' But a Pimp', and the topical 'Goin' Down to Baghdad'. Blues with a Vengeance has no problem demonstrating...

Hook, Line & Sinker, Roomful of Blues' fourth release for Alligator Records is a foot-stomping CD highlighting the intense vocal and instrumental power of the band. Hook, Line & Sinker features twelve carefully chosen songs from Little Richard, Dave...

Hoodoo Moon songs Ably backed by a band that includes his brother Noel on bass and keyboardist Lucky Peterson, Neal indulges in a couple of covers this time, but the majority of the disc is original and incendiary.1. I'm a Blues Man 2. Don't Fix Our Love...

Hoodoo Man Blues is one of the best blues albums of all time, receiving a Grammy and chosen by Living Blues as a top 10 desert island disc. Recorded in 1965, this was the first studio album to capture a working Chicago band doing their stage set without...

Honking saxes, driving beats & rocking jump blues from Joe Turner, Jimmy McCracklin, Felix Gross, Sylvester Mike, Earl Brown w. Red Callender's Band, from late 40's, incl. Many prev. Unreissued tracks.1. Big Heart - Jimmy Witherspoon 2. Funny Style Baby...

Home & Native Land brings a change in musical direction away from the blues and towards a more eclectic mix of styles. There is a heavy artistic slant, influenced by patriotism and naked women. The new direction was apparent on both the cover, adorned by...

His Ragtime Jazz Band, w. Avery "Kid" Howard, Jim Robinson, Alton Purnell, Lawrence Marrero, Alcide Pavageau, and Joe Watkins, 13 cuts from March 21, 1953.1. Spoken Introductions 2. Just a Little While to Stay Here 3. Just a Closer Walk with Thee 4. You...

His Ragtime Jazz Band, w. Avery "Kid" Howard, Jim Robinson, Alton Purnell, Lawrence Marrero, Alcide Pavageau, and Joe Watkins, 12 cuts from March 21, 1953.1. Introduction 2. Panama Rag 3. Honky Tonk Town 4. Sister Kate 5. Bugle Boy March 6. Runnin' Wild...

His first album of new material in five years, Roadhouse Rules serves up Lonnie's own blend of blues, rock, soul and Louisiana Pop. Producer Jim Gaines (ZZ Top, Stevie Ray Vaughn - need I say more? Right there you know the guy is obviously a genius) was...

His first album from 1969, plus 4 never before released tracks, 60 min. Total.1. Why I Love the Blues 2. Little Red Rooster 3. 4:00 in the Morning (Waiting on You) 4. You Done Lost Your Good Thing (Alt) 5. Five Long Years 6. Dust My Broom 7. Every Night...

High Cost is PJ O'Brien's third solo release and comprises of nine original compositions featuring contributions from Al Britton, Davo Fester, Chris Nable, Danny Tsun, Mike Rix, Ray Beadle, George Brugmans, George Bibicos, Rob Woolf, Jessie Wagner and...

Here's an overview of the career of organist Bill Doggett that's a bit different. Most reissues in the CD era have almost entirely focused on his time with King Records. He was with the label in three periods, the 50s and early 60s, and then again in the...