Charlie Musselwhite - Where Have All The Good Times Gone
http://www.charliemusselwhite.com
www.bluerockit.com
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head Pat Ford reunited with Charlie and brought along brother Robben on
guitar, producing this return to form. Charlie is up to the task in all
departments -- singing, playing (great tone), and especially
songwriting (the title tune and "Seemed Like the Whole World Was
Crying," and inspired by Muddy Waters's death) - but it had been a
while since Robben had played lowdown blues (touring with Joni
Mitchell, putting in countless hours in L.A. studios). Pianist Clay
Cotten is in fine form, and it may have been wiser to give the guitar
chair to Tim Kaihatsu, who by this time had seniority (in terms of
hours on the bandstand with Musselwhite) over any of Charlie's alumni.
The to-be-expected-by-now deviations this time out: Don & Dewey's
"Stretchin' Out," an impressive chromatic harp rendering of "Exodus,"
and Charlie's solo guitar outing, "Baby-O." Easily Charlie's
best-engineered album, nice job, Greg Goodwin. Dan Forte, AMG
01. Hello Stranger (3:09)
02. Seemed Like The Whole World Was Crying (5:15)
03. Baby-O (3:27)
04. Still A Stranger (3:41)
05. Kid Man Blues (3:10)
06. I'll Get a Break Someday (2:45)
07. Stretching Out (3:45)
08. Where Have All The Good Times Gone (7:30)
09. Going Away Baby (4:20)
10. Exodus (1:40)
Charlie Musselwhite .. vocal & harmonica
Robben Ford .. guitar
Clay Cotton .. piano
Steve Ehrman .. bass
Patrick Ford .. drums
Recorded in San Francisco, 1983 & 84;
Produced by Patrick Ford
© 1992 Blue Rock-It Records
Bit rate: Vbr Kbps; 69.0 Mb;
Covers: front, in, back
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