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This excellent collection features eight little-known blues artists who recorded for Bill Quinn's Gold Star label in Houston. There are 27 tracks in all -- split unequally between acoustic guitar/vocal (16) and piano/vocal (11). Lil' Son Jackson is perhaps the best-known, and his ten tracks are all good, rocking acoustic blues. There are also tunes by L.C. Williams, a polished and imaginative guitarist, and one magnificent track by the obscure Buddy Chiles. ~ Larry Hoffman
Recorded 1947-1951 for the Gold Star label.
Performers include: Buddy Chiles, Lil' Son Jackson, Thunder Smith.
Personnel: Melvin "Lil' Son" Jackson (vocals, guitar); Thunder Smith (vocals, piano); L.C. Williams (vocals, drums); Buddy Chiles, Andrew Thomas , Leroy Ervin, Perry Cain (vocals); Luther "Rocky" Stoneham (guitar); Elmore Nixon, Leroy Carter, Lee Hunter, Lightnin' Hopkins, Buster Pickens (piano).
Liner Note Author: Chris Strachwitz.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Chris Strachwitz; Buddy Chiles; Andrew Thomas ; Leroy Ervin; Perry Cain.Living Blues (Jan/Feb 93, pp.70-71) - "...consistently excellent....a splendid mix of guitar-led blues from Lil' Son Jackson and L.C. Williams, sprinkled with tremendous Texas piano..." Texas Blues Review
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