Nat "King" Cole - Best Of The Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1 (1942 - 1946) CD

Best Of The Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1 (1942 - 1946) CD music I AM THE BLUES is a tribute to the great blues innovator, Muddy Waters. Most of the musicians featured on this album played with Waters at some point in his career. Personnel: Big Daddy Kinsey (vocals, slide guitar); Donald Kinsey, Rico McFarland, Buddy Guy (guitar); Sugar Blue, Billy Branch (harmonica); Calvin Jones, Chuck-A-Luck (bass); Willie Smith, Ray "Killer" Allison (drums); Michael Kinsey (background vocals); Lucky Peterson, Jimmy Rogers, James Cotton, Pinetop Perkins. Personnel: Big Daddy Kinsey (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, steel guitar); Donald Kinsey (guitar, background vocals); Jimmy Rogers , Rico McFarland, Buddy Guy (guitar); James Cotton , Sugar Blue, Billy Branch (harmonica); Lucky Peterson (piano, organ); Philip Perkins, Pinetop Perkins (piano, background vocals); Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Ray Allison (drums); Michael Kinsey, Calvin "Fuzz" Jones (background vocals). Liner Note Author: Pierre Charron. Recording information: Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL (12/28/1992-01/13/1993). Photographers: Carol Friedman; John Snyder. Arranger: Donald Kinsey.

Best Of The Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1 (1942 - 1946) buy CD music Track Listing of songs: Seven Desires; Gave It All; Don't You Feel My Leg; What's the Matter Baby; I Tried; You Mean More to Me Than Gold; Bring It On Home To Me / Old Folks Jam; No Nights by Myself; Spellbound; How Long Must I Cry;

Best Of The Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1 (1942 - 1946) songs The HooDoos second CD, "Rokdablu!" was recorded live in the studio. Which means three guys playing and two of them singing in the same room at the same time. And now a Chicago story from back in the day:" Humbert Sumlin was sitting out front of the Kingston Mines on the front fender of his Oldsmobile 98 after my set. Lots of people were talking to him, of course. I was walking up to introduce myself to him, a little nervous because it's Humbert Sumlin for gods sake! He caught sight of me, rose up, walked over and hugged me. I cried! He talked about how glad he was to hear people like me playing, and sat in for the entire next set." Billy D., 1981For more reviews and BIOS for all three musicians, please link back to our website, hoodoosmusic.com.

Best Of The Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1 (1942 - 1946) album for sale Track Listing of songs: Hard Times; Mdison Blues; Ain't That The Truth; Mona; You Don't Have To Cry; Guitar Boogie; Walking Blues; Mean Old World; Nothin'But A Fool; Shake For Me; One Little Problem;

Best Of The Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1 (1942 - 1946) CD music Track Listing of songs: Shockwaves; We Can Do It; Principessa; Akela; Expert; Senkrecht Waagerecht; Lord, Let Me Do No Wrong; The Deepest Blue; We Can Break It; Akela;

Best Of The Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1 (1942 - 1946) buy CD music Track Listing of songs: Je Chante Avec Toi Liberte; Quand on Revient; Plaisir d'Amour; Qu'll Est Loin l'Amour; L'Enfant au Tambour; Vive La Rose; Comme un Soleil; C'est Bon La Vie; Toi Qui T'En Vas; Alleluia; Quand Tu Chantes; Pauvre Rutebeuf; Vivre au Soleil; II Est Passe; Je T'Aime La Vie; Roses Blanches de Corfou;

Best Of The Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1 (1942 - 1946) songs New England-based music fans have, unfairly or not, an instant mental image that comes up immediately upon hearing the phrase "an all-acoustic trio from Northampton, Massachusetts": painfully earnest, weedy singer/songwriter folk equally devoid of both energy and humor, probably with lyrics about whales and/or nuclear energy. This is quite happily not at all the case with Northampton trio Fancy Trash, whose second album has much more in common with the indie-folk of M. Ward, and even Mercury Rev's rural psychedelia. Singer/songwriter Dave Houghton has an edgy, nervous quality in his vocal style that at times recalls the Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne and the Rev's Jonathan Donahue. His propulsive guitar style, meshing folk-rock jangle, and punkier influences push the songs, with the stand-up bass and rattletrap drums hanging on as best they can, even on relatively low-key tracks like "Deeply Concerned." Without settling too comfortably into any one particular niché of the contemporary folk-rock scene -- they're not weird enough for Devendra Banhart fans, nor country enough for the children of Uncle Tupelo -- Three Cheers for the Cheated is a big step up from Fancy Trash's scattershot debut, showcasing the band's strengths on 11 varied, energetic songs. ~ Stewart Mason Acoustic rock. A little fancy, a little trashy. Recording information: Brave Tiger Studio, Hadley, MA; Futura Productions, Roslindale, MA. Personnel: Dave Houghton (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, banjo, bouzouki, harmonica). Audio Mixer: Dan Richardson.

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