| | Kelley Hunt New Shade Of Blue CD Kelley Hunt Discography of CDs
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Guests:Delbert Mcclinton,Jim Lauderdale,Jesse Winchester
Personnel: Kelley Hunt (vocals, piano); Kelley Hunt; Delbert McClinton (vocals); Gary Nicholson (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Colin Linden (guitar, electric guitar, slide guitar); Kenny Greenberg (guitar, electric guitar); Jim Horn (saxophone, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Steven Herrman (trumpet); John Hinchey (trombone); Reese Wynans (electric piano, Hammond b-3 organ); Glenn Worf (acoustic bass, electric bass, bass guitar); Greg Morrow, Chad Cromwell (drums).
Audio Mixer: Matt Andrews.
Photographer: Senor McGuire.
Living Blues (p.61) - "[With] a barrel-house piano number that pairs Hunt with Delbert McClinton. Her warm, country inflections complement his good ol' boy delivery just right..." Kelley Hunt New Shade Of Blue Songs | 1. | Wakin' up Slow |
| 2. | Temptation |
| 3. | Deal With It - (with Delbert McClinton) |
| 4. | That's What Makes You Strong |
| 5. | Long Way Home |
| 6. | Why Do I Love You |
| 7. | Darkness |
| 8. | Word, The |
| 9. | New Shade of Blue |
| 10. | When the Love Comes Through |
| 11. | It Ain't Over When It's Over |
| 12. | Would You Still Be There |
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Audio Mixers: Tony Terrebonne; Jimmeah Z.; Rodney Mills.
Recording information: Stonehenge; Zac Recording, Atlanta, GA.
Photographers: Nate Dorn; Flournoy Holmes.
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18 originals from the legendary 1931 sessions, including "Devil Got My Woman" and "20-22 Blues" by the Delta blues giant celebrated in the film "The Soul Of A Man".
This collection contains all the Skip James tracks released by Paramount records in 1931 in chronological order.
Personnel includes: Skip James (vocals, guitar, piano).
Includes liner notes by Steve Calt.
Personnel: Skip James (vocals, guitar, piano).
Liner Note Author: Russell Beecher.
THE COMPLETE EARLY RECORDINGS by Skip James is one of the most essential blues albums in existence. With a voice that sounds like wind carving away rock (he sings in a high, quavering falsetto ringed with knowledge and pain), James laid down some of the most chilling acoustic blues ever set to wax.
"Devil Got My Woman," which opens this collection, is a case in point: a snaking siren song that leads down to the root of loss and mortal dread (if that description sounds like an exaggeration, listen to the track). James's deft, fingerpicking is everywhere in evidence, especially on the uncharacteristically ebullient "I'm So Glad." The surface noise of these old 78s is a distraction, but even that can't dilute the unbelievable power of these performances.
Document's Complete Recorded Works (1931) collects the 18 Skip James performances known to exist from his Paramount recordings of 1931, including career highlights like "Hard Time Killin' Floor Blues," "I'm So Glad," and "Devil Got My Woman." Though it's been supplanted by compilations with better notes and emphasis on archival sound quality (including Yazoo's Complete Early Recordings), it's still an excellent collection of performances by one of the best blues artists of all time. ~ Thom Owens
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