| | Hastings Street Grease: Detroit Blues Is Alive, Vol. 2 CD
newly recorded Detroit blues by the men who helped create the scene in the heyday of the 1940s & '50s, feat. Eddie Burns, Eddie Kirkland, Willie D. Warren, Harmonica Shah, Leon Horner, Emmanuel Young, Duke Dawson, Uncle Jessie White & others
Recorded at Zeta Recording, Holland, Ohio. Includes liner notes by John Sinclair.
Performers include: Eddie Burns, Eddie Kirkland, Willie D. Warren, Harmonica Shah, Leon Horner, Emmanuel Young, Duke Dawson, Uncle Jessie White.
Engineers: Jim Kenzie, Lee Valasak, Harry Frank.
Personnel: Eddie "Guitar" Burns, Art Griswold, Willie D. Warren (vocals, guitar); Eddie Kirkland (vocals, harmonica); Roman Griswold (vocals); Emmanuel Young, Joe Mitchell, Maurice John Vaughn (guitar); Harmonica Shah (harmonica); B.J. Emery (trombone).
Liner Note Author: John Sinclair.
Recording information: Zeta Recording.
Photographers: Bob Seeman; John Gibbs Rockwood. Hastings Street Grease: Detroit Blues Is Alive, Vol. 2 Music Hastings Street Grease: Detroit Blues Is Alive, Vol. 2 Songs | 1. | Everyday We Have the Blues - Willie D. Warren |
| 2. | There's Got to Be Some Changes Made - Eddie Kirkland |
| 3. | Bad Luck Is Fallin' - Uncle Jessie White |
| 4. | Have Mercy, Mr. Reed - Harmonica Shah |
| 5. | I'm in the Mood - Emmanuel Young |
| 6. | When I Get Drunk - Eddie "Guitar" Burns |
| 7. | Boogie Chillen - Leon Horner |
| 8. | Hastings Street Revisited, Pt. 2 - Detroit Piano Fats |
| 9. | Going Back to the Backwoods - Eddie Kirkland |
| 10. | What Goes on in the Dark - Willie D. Warren |
| 11. | Daddy, Daddy - Art Griswold/Roman Griswold/Art/Roman Griswold |
| 12. | Strolling Through Paradise Valley - Detroit Piano Fats |
| 13. | Bring Me My Shotgun - Harmonica Shah |
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