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R.L. Burnside albums featuring Kenny Brown See all 11 items

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| | Come On In CD (1998)
$11.99 Along with labelmate Junior Kimbrough, Burnside can be credited with bringing back real, gutbucket blues to a public numbed by the Kenny Wayne Sheperds of the world. His raw, electric style fuses Chicago and Delta blues into an arresting, often ...
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| Too Bad Jim CD (1994)
$12.49 In the film DEEP BLUES that was a companion to the late music scholar Robert Palmer's book of the same name, the world at large got its first glimpse of Mississippi bluesman R.L. Burnside. Hailing from that state's rural, depressed ...
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| Ass Pocket Of Whiskey CD (1996) Digipak
$11.05 A ASS POCKET O' WHISKEY features bluesman Burnside backed by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion.
Born in 1926 in Coldwater, Mississippi, R.L. Burnside was a contemporary and protege of the great Mississippi Fred McDowell, the bluesman famous for his statement "I ...
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| Bothered Mind CD (2004)
$11.09 When R.L. Burnside and the rest of the Fat Possum confederation emerged from the northern Mississippi hills in the early '90s, they gave contemporary blues a much-needed shot in the ass, reminding everyone that the genre really wasn't so much ...
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| Mr. Wizard CD (1997)
$13.15 After Burnside's breakthrough recording TOO BAD JIM, he collaborated with the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion in 1996 for A ASS POCKET OF WHISKEY, which merged Spencer's post-modern punk-blues with Burnside's gritty traditionalism. On the following year's MR. WIZARD, Spencer and ...
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| Burnside On Burnside CD (2001)
$13.55 BURNSIDE ON BURNSIDE was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Traditional Blues Album.
Mississippi blues guitarist/singer R.L. Burnside is simply a force of nature. His raw, driving style seems as effortless as it is infectious. Here, he's captured in ...
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| Wish I Was In Heaven Sitting Down CDs (2000)
$10.95 Legendary bluesman turned unlikely indie-rock hero R.L. Burnside returns with a set that splits the difference between the Beck-derived post-modernisms of his previous COME ON IN and more traditional Delta stylings. Fortunately, Burnside is such a strong artist that he ...
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| Come On In Vinyl LP (1998)
$9.89 Along with labelmate Junior Kimbrough, Burnside can be credited with bringing back real, gutbucket blues to a public numbed by the Kenny Wayne Sheperds of the world. His raw, electric style fuses Chicago and Delta blues into an arresting, often ...
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| Too Bad Jim Vinyl LP (1994)
$9.89 In the film DEEP BLUES that was a companion to the late music scholar Robert Palmer's book of the same name, the world at large got its first glimpse of Mississippi bluesman R.L. Burnside. Hailing from that state's rural, depressed ...
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| Mr. Wizard Vinyl LP (1997)
$9.89 After Burnside's breakthrough recording TOO BAD JIM, he collaborated with the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion in 1996 for A ASS POCKET OF WHISKEY, which merged Spencer's post-modern punk-blues with Burnside's gritty traditionalism. On the following year's MR. WIZARD, Spencer and ...
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 Rl Burnside Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Rl Burnside songs: Goin' Down South, Long Haired Doney, Skinny Woman, Rollin' and Tumblin', Shake 'Em on Down, Come on In. More music songs Snake Drive, Walkin' Blues, Jumper on the Line, Hobo Blues, Peaches, Just Like a Woman, See What My Buddy Done. More music songs Poor Black Mattie Lyrics, Boogie Chillen Lyrics, Kindhearted Woman Blues Lyrics, Meet Me In The Bottom Lyrics, Everything Is Broken Lyrics, Mojo Hand Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Old Black Mattie Lyrics.
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 Rl Burnside Biography
A disciple of revered blues legend Mississippi Fred McDowell, R.L. Burnside recorded sporadically throughout the 1960s, '70s, and '80s. However, it wasn't until his tenure with the Fat Possum label in the '90s and 2000s that Burnside achieved true legend status. Playing a highly rhythmic, down-and-dirty brand of hill country blues, Burnside was embraced by not only the blues establishment, but also a legion of young rockers raised on punk. He was even backed by indie-rock howlers the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion on '96's A ASS POCKET OF WHISKEY. Burnside passed away in 2005 at the age of 78.
 Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | R.L. Burnside | Lucero, North Mississippi Allstars, Duwayne Burnside, Bob Corritore, Ethan Daniel Davidson | | Kenny Brown | Junior Kimbrough, CeDell Davis, Boyz II Men, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Andy J Forest, Frank Frost, Dale Hawkins, Jojo Hermann |
 Contemporaries
John Lee Hooker, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Elmore James, Charlie Feathers, Ike Turner, Sonny Boy Williamson, The Black Keys, Jimmy Reed (Blues), Hasil Adkins, Hound Dog Taylor, Pinetop Perkins, J.B. Lenoir, Junior Kimbrough, T-Model Ford, T.K. Webb, Frank Frost, Robert Cage, CeDell Davis, Asie Payton, Brewer Phillips
 Followers
Beck, The White Stripes, North Mississippi Allstars, The Black Keys, Billy Childish, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Bassholes, Cheater Slicks, Kenny Brown
 Influences
Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Lightnin' Hopkins, Robert Johnson, Elmore James, Mississippi John Hurt, Skip James, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Willie Dixon
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