North Mississippi Allstars - Electric Blue Watermelon CD


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Electric Blue Watermelon album for sale by North Mississippi Allstars was released Sep 06, 2005 on the ATO (USA) label. ELECTRIC BLUE WATERMELON furthers the notion that the North Mississippi Allstars have become something of a rolling history of 20th-century musical forms. Deeply rooted in Delta blues of the heavily rhythmic, modal variety pioneered by Charlie Patton (the band covers Patton's "Mississippi Bollweevil" here) and practiced by latter-century artists like R.L. Burnside, the Allstars spread their wings to encompass old-school rock & roll, country, electrified blues rock, '60s psychedelia, hip-hop, and a dash of alt-rock sensibility. Electric Blue Watermelon CD music contains a single disc with 11 songs. ...See Full Description

North Mississippi Allstars - Electric Blue Watermelon Album Track Listing

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Mississippi Boll Weevil

No Mo See All 2

Teasin' Brown See All 3

Moonshine See All 3

Hurry Up Sunrise See All 3

Stompin' My Foot See All 2

Bang Bang Lulu See All 3

Deep Blue Sea See All 2

Mean Ol' Wind Died Down See All 4

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Horseshoe See All 3

Bounce Ball See All 2

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CD Universe Part number	6880459
Label	ATO (USA)
Orig Year	2005
Catalog number	21541
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 06, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Jim Dickinson; Jim Dickinson
Engineer	Pete Matthews; Jeff Powell; Roland Janes; Kevin Houston; Pete Matthews; Jeff Powell; Roland Janes
Recording Time	49 minutes
Personnel	Luther Dickinson - vocals, guitar Cody Dickinson - drums Chris Chew - guitar Also: Lucinda Williams, Rod Evans, Jim Spake, Robert Randolph, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Susan Marshall, John Stubblefield, Al Kapone, Jimmy Davis, Ben Nichols, East Memphis Slim, Jim Crosthwait, Jimbo "Hambone" Mathus, Mary Lindsay Dickinson, Steve Selvidge, Otha Turner, R.L. Boyce