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Modern Chicago harp master Billy Branch and fellow Windy City guitarist Carlos Johnson team up for Don't Mess With the Bluesmen, an easygoing session recorded in Chicago between 2003 and 2004 for the Japanese P-Vine label. Alongside spirited cover versions of Jimmy Reed's "Going to New York" and a rhumba-inflected "My Babe," the originals "Blues After the Rain," "Running from the Devil," and "Cognac for Breakfast" put Branch's soulful harp at center stage where it belongs. However, the lukewarm takes of George and Ira Gershwin's "Summertime," Johnny "Guitar" Watson's "Real Mother for Ya," and Albert King's "Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong" prove to be a bit too slick, as is the Johnson/Branch ballad "Hello There." The production may be too polished for purists, but fans of contemporary blues should check it out. ~ Al Campbell
Recording information: Paragon Recording Studio (06/2003-01/2004).
Personnel: Billy Branch (vocals, harmonica, background vocals); Carlos Johnson (vocals, guitar); Brady Williams, Linard Stroud (drums).
Liner Note Authors: Hiroshi "Edogawa Slim" Takahashi; Billy Branch; Carlos Johnson.
Don't Mess With The Bluesmen Music Billy Branch Don't Mess With The Bluesmen Songs | 1. | Running from the Devil |
| 2. | Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong |
| 3. | Don't Mess With the Bluesman |
| 4. | Going to New York |
| 5. | Escape |
| 6. | Shade Tree Mechanic |
| 7. | Hello There |
| 8. | Hey Pretty Baby |
| 9. | Summertime |
| 10. | My Babe |
| 11. | Blues After the Rain |
| 12. | Real Mother for Ya |
| 13. | Cognac for Breakast |
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