| | Eddie 'Playboy' Taylor Ready For Eddie CD - Import Eddie 'Playboy' Taylor Discography of CDs
A poor-man's B.B. King, Eddie "Playboy" Taylor is his typically growly self on this 1975 outing, which features the greasy blues jams "I'm A Country Boy," "Seems Like A Billion Years," "After Hours," and "You'll Always Have A Home."
CD debut for the late blues guitarist's 1975 album includes two bonus tracks, 'I Used To Have Some Friends', 'I Know My Baby', original album artwork, liner notes, rare photos, & memorabilia. Castle. 2002.
This is part of Sanctuary Records "Blues Masters" series.
CD contains 2 bonus tracks.
Recorded at Chalk Farm Studios, London, England between February & April 1974. Includes liner notes by Mike Rowe.
Personnel: Eddie Taylor (vocals, guitar); Roger Hill (guitar); Graham Gallery, Bob Brunning (bass); Bob Hall (piano); Peter York (drums).
Eddie 'Playboy' Taylor Ready For Eddie Songs | 1. | I'm a Country Boy |
| 2. | Seems Like a Million Years |
| 3. | Gamblin Man |
| 4. | After Hours |
| 5. | Sloppy Drunk |
| 6. | Ready For Eddie |
| 7. | You Don 'T Love Me |
| 8. | Too Late to Cry |
| 9. | You'll Always Have a Home |
| 10. | Playboy Boogie |
| 11. | My Little Machine |
| 12. | Cross Cut Saw |
| 13. | I Used to Have Some Friends |
| 14. | I Know My Baby |
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