Renovčević (Blues & Rock)

Originally recorded for Germany's L+R label in 1982, this studio date for Carey Bell's Blues Harp Band finds the group stretching out on seven lengthy blues jams. Son Lurrie Bell contributes some nice licks, including a tortured solo to close out a nearly ten-minute version of "I Am Worried," and other son Carey Bell Jr. anchors the rhythm section on electric bass. John Bush, AMG

01. Goin' on Main Street (3:55)
02. I Am Worried (9:40)
03. Heartaches and Pain (6:27)
04. Easy To Love You (7:27)
05. Train Ticket (4:40)
06. When a Woman Get in Trouble (6:23)
07. Tribute To Big Walter (4:13)
Bonus 1:
08. I Need You So Bad (7:21)
09. Man and The Blues (7:03)
Bonus 2:
10. When I Lay Down To Rest (5:35)
11. Who's Louisiana Red (3:45)
12. Reagan Is for The Rich Man (2:49)
Bonus 3:
08. Blues Harp Blues By Three (6:38)

Carey Bell - Vocals & Harmonica
Lurrie Bell - Vocals & Guitar
Elisha 'Eli' Murray - Guitar
Tom Zydron - Keyboards
Carey Bell Jr. - Bass Guitar
Theodore 'Dino' Davies - Drums

Billy Branch - Harmonica(7)
Hubert Sumlin - Guitar (8,9)
Bob Stroger - Bass (8,9)
Odie Payne - Drums (8,9)
Louisiana Red - Vocals & Guitar(10-12)
Billy Branch - Harmonica (Bonus 3)
Phil Wiggins - Harmonica (Bonus 3)

Tracks (1-7) recorded in Chicago, 1982;
Tracks (8-12) recorded in Germany, 1981-1983;
Produced by Horst Lippmann

Tracks (01 - 07): Goin' on Main Street, © 1982 L&R Records
Tracks (01 - 09): Goin' on Main Street, © 1994 Evidence Records
Tracks (01 - 12): Goin' on Main Street, © 1994 L & R Records
Tracks (01 - 07, Bonus 3, 9 - 12): Goin' on Main Street, © 1994 Bellaphon Records

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Goin' on Main Street, (Bonus 3)

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This brilliant effort by Carey Bell and his son Lurrie Bell, both of whom are blues legends, almost did not take place. Carey suffered a minor stroke and broke his hip, spending four months in the hospital. Three days after he left the hospital, he was on his way to Chicago to perform at a concert with Lurrie. Although still in a wheelchair, Carey is heard throughout at the peak of his powers, taking powerful and inventive harmonica solos along with most of the vocals. Lurrie's guitar work is excellent and he sings on "Baby Please Don't Go." There are two live sessions with a rhythm section, three numbers that were recorded at Lurrie's home as intimate duets between father and son, and a solo "Stand by Me" by Lurrie Bell for his wife. This is a classic and memorable program that is highly recommended to fans of Chicago blues and Carey and Lurrie Bell. Scott Yanow, AMG

01. What My Mama Told Me (5:52)
02. Gettin' Up (7:27)
03. Baby Please Don't Go (3:44)
04. Bell's Back (4:13)
05. One Day (5:59)
06. Leaving in The Morning (3:06)
07. Last Night (8:01)
08. Low Down Dirty Shame (5:23)
09. Broke and Hungry (6:54)
10. When I Get Drunk (4:53)
11. Short Dress Woman (5:17)
12. Stand by Me (2:39)

Carey Bell - Harmonica & Vocals
Lurrie Bell - Guitar & Vocals
Bob Stroger - Bass
Joe Thomas - Bass
Kenny Smith - Drums

Recorded live at: Buddy Guy's Legends,
Rosa's & Lurrie's Home, 2006;
Produced by
Robert G. Koester & Steve Wagner
© 2007 Delmark Records

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Harmonica master Carey Bell serves up deep, unadulterated blues in the style of his now-departed mentors Big Walter Horton, Muddy Waters, and Little Walter Jacobs. There's no doubt about his ability to convey that downhome blues feeling, evoking images of the classic, dimly-lit, smoky clubs of Chicago lore. Bill Dahl, All Music Guide

01. Short Dress Woman 3:15
02. Delta Time 3:34
03. Five Long Years 3:47
04. Mellow Down Easy 2:58
05. For The Love Of A Woman 3:13
06. Just Like You 4:14
07. Walkin' Thru The Park 2:42
08. St. Louis Blues 4:37
09. That Spot Right There 3:35
10. Big Walter Strut 3:19
11. One Day 3:12
12. So Easy To Love You 5:28
13. Walkin' By Myself 3:08

Carey Bell - Vocals & Harmonica
Steve Jacobs - Guitar
Brian McGregor - Bass
Buddy Grandell - Drums
Lips Lackowitz - Harmonica (2)
Kevin McKendree - Organ (9)

Recorded at Wizard Works, Beltsville, MD
Produced by Jerry del Giudice
Mark Hurwitz & Steve Jacobs
© 1991 Blind Pig Records

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Legendary producer Ralph Bass supervised this quickie session back in 1977, but it failed to see the light of day domestically until Delmark rescued it from oblivion. They did the blues world a favor: it's a worthwhile session, Bell storming through a mostly original setlist (the omnipresent Little Walter cover this time is "Everything's Gonna Be Alright"). Aron Burton and Sam Lay comprise the rhythm section, and son Lurrie contributes lead guitar. Bill Dahl, All Music Guide

01. Carey Bell Rocks 3:27
02. Heartaches and Pain 5:42
03. One Day You're Gonna Get Lucky 3:31
04. Black Eyed Peas 4:51
05. So Hard To Leave You Alone 6:56
06. Stop That Train, Conductor 3:36
07. Everything's Gonna Be All Right 4:35
08. Capri Crash 4:36

Carey Bell - Vocals & Harmonica
Lurrie Bell - Guitar(except:1&2)
Alabama Jr. Pettis - Guitar(except:4&7)
Bob Riedy - Piano
Aron Burton - Bass
Sam Lay - Drums
Recorded in Chicago, 1977;
Peoduced by Ralph Bass
Executive Producer: Robert G. Koester
® 1994 Delmark Records Lp666

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