ELECTRO-FI RECORDS
Smith,Willie Bluesin It CD
- SKU:
- 10290774
- UPC:
- 775020567528
- MPN:
- 3385
- Condition:
- New
Description
A seven-time W.C. Handy Award Winner and the driving beat behind the Muddy Waters band, Chicago blues drummer extraordinaire Willie "Big Eyes" Smith is joined by some very special friends on his dynamic Electro-Fi debut "Bluesin' It." Fellow Chicago legend Bob Stroger (Otis Rush, Mississippi Heat) plays bass, and boogie woogie piano master Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne does the honors on piano. Jack de Keyzer works his magic on guitar and shows you why Bob Dylan is a big fan. This CD is a good rockin', down home, turn-it-loose blues party with Willie "Big Eyes" Smith as your host.
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1. You're Too Bad 2. Blindman 3. Who Let the Cat Out 4. River's Invitation 5. Nobody Knows 6. Hard Times 7. Going Away Baby 8. No. 9 Train 9. I Gotta Move 10. You Need Love 11. Hold It Right There 12. Tigerman 13. Don't Think I'm Crazy 14. Liquified Boogie
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